Natural Hair Wash Day Routine For Growth!

[@AyeCiara]

This is a trending audio that is VERY good just talking about learning how to care for natural hair. IT IS NOT MY AUDIO. If you click the audio it’ll take you to the creator’s page Brittany rose. Also, I’m not saying I have 4c hair.

[@TheodoreBakes]

Lol ok cause I was tripping thinking it was her but when you turned around I was like huh?! 🤣🤣

[@loubar6961]

Wait, is that serum you use for only curly hair because I saw someone with straight hair using that will not using it but in the cart and I’m not sure if it’s for her not

[@HydenNoway]

good

[@valeriemoses7433]

Pin 📍 comment so folks can stop telling you this. Also thanks for giving Brittany Rose her props. I love her channel

[@leilanihall7950]

How does a woman know hair type A, F whatever????

[@qiyamahsaleem8742]

I have 4c hair. It used to be chin length. My mom and every women in my family told me it wouldn’t be long because it’s not in my genetics. I learned how to care for my hair and now it’s mid back length. I have the longest hair in my family. Our hair, nails, and skin grow until you die. You just have to know how to care/maintain it.

[@Roguey84]

Unfortunately older generations and even ppl now believe this. Ppl have not learned how to maintain length and caring for their hair in its truest condition.

[@LML297]

how'd you do it

[@KandiKissesD]

OMG samee my hair is short now but it's gettin longer I also have naturally long nails from my mama

[@Kittybeee]

Gurll drop the routine

[@Sassychick325]

Cap 🧢

[@somebodycomelistentothispo7217]

Right. My hair never grew until I knew what to do. I’m headed to waist length now. I’m 100% black. Nobody in my family has long hair. It’s all about knowledge

[@maliyajohn9666]

I love to hear things like this it encourages me alot all my siblings always think we have bad hair but I make them understand that God created us with beautiful hair and we çan take good care of it and it will grow ❤

[@Nicole0627]

Same 🥰

[@Danceswithfishes]

You need to start a channel😊

[@Esther_2535]

No it’s not, it’s about the hair type because if you have 4c (like me) it’s more prome to damage and breakage.

[@alveem7295]

This right here. I have 4c I massage oil into my scalp with Beach godess hot oil treatment. Then I wash and deep condition. I do this every 2 weeks. My hair is an inch above waist length.

[@jenniesmythe8188]

I mean it should still be noted that it is tougher to retain length with 4c hair. As it’s more prone to breakage and dryness.

[@staceymims4759]

Yep it's harder to take care of.

[@nmhoskins]

People who are able to grow 4C hair have alot of time, hair products, AND patience.

[@staceymims4759]

@@nmhoskins yes my mom had 4 girls and she would press our hair and we all had different textures I think mine was 4c. And all of us had healthy long hair back length and when I look back the patience she had boi

[@Aphrodite01]

No one said it’s easier or harder but there’s no excuse or justification for why your hair won’t grow even if it’s 4c. You need to learn your hair type and do what’s beneficial for your goals. Consult a professional stylist and dermatologist. Get on a routine and be patient to see results. If your hair grows slow it will take longer. You have to put in the work to see results. That’s how life works.

[@Aphrodite01]

@@staceymims4759 keeping hair straight helps it grow better. Less tangles/damage/breakage and more length retention. Easier to manage and better for oil distribution and blood circulation from brushing. Luckily your mom helped you and your siblings achieve healthy long hair. It would be expensive to go to a stylist to get it styled weekly/bi-weekly. Time is money.

[@Takethetest2115]

It doesn't even have to be long. Short or medium length that is healthy and thick is just as beautiful ❤️

[@myeashaj9154]

I have 4C and your hair grows regardless of any of these excuses The point is to LEARN how to take care of your hair It’s not the products it’s the knowledge on knowing how to take care of your hair

[@gloriajordan9965]

Genetics determines how long your grows. Hair grows on average 1/2 a inch a month. Good hair habits maintains the hair you grow.

[@terrygodgirl4430]

Thhaaaaaaaaank yoooooouuuuu! Like few people get this

[@Ty-zi7rd]

Thanks for explaining this. This definitely makes sense

[@staceymims4759]

Right

[@jacpppp]

Hair does not grow on average one inch a month 😂. Hair grows 6 inches a year on average

[@thmsd409]

Yes very true

[@jasminbebe2488]

The Miele Rosemary line is incredible. It’s generally what I recommend to my guests at work with natural hair that want some help with growth.

[@AyeCiara]

I loveee this line! ❤❤

[@areanah_j4250]

i hate it sm the shampoo dried up my hair nd the conditioner felt like a protein treatment rather than moisture

[@mitulu74]

@@areanah_j4250 oh noo what type of hair do you have? My hair is curly but not thick tangles easily esp if i sweat... I wanted to try but i have had this exp b4 and its the WORST !

[@monicaarris6449]

Can white women use these products? They seem so nourishing. I guess I could just try huh?

[@dmack8308]

​@monica arris the products were initially designed for people of color cause I mean there are so many products not made for people of color but since the owners sold it to a mass production company it probably will be designed for other people

[@Laura-mo4qj]

Yes, taking care of the scalp is the best way for hair growth. Healthy scalp, healthy length

[@lisa196409]

Washing my hair and conditioning it has become so therapeutic.

[@t.johnson6707]

Genetics plays a huge part. Be sensitive to that as well.

[@Aphrodite01]

You people always use genetics as an excuse to justify why you have bad hair. Everyone can get healthy and long hair. It might take you 5+ years to achieve what someone else did in 2-3 years.

[@freshgreenjello6431]

Genetics only plays a part in how fast the hair grows, not whether it grows *at all* . What I mean by this is if your hair growth is stagnant, it usually (unless you have a genetic/medical condition) means you don't know how to care for it. Hair grows. That's just how hair works. What you're saying is like stating: "skin doesn't heal." Yes, your gentics and lifestyle will affect how *fast* it heals, but not if it heals at all. I literally have a genetic scalp condition that makes it so that I have to make my own products/be mindful of the ones I use and yet me taking care of my hair has helped it grow *way* faster than when I was neglecting it.

[@lilaclotus4103]

Genetics not only affects how much it grows but genetics also determines how strong and resilient it is too, which affects breakage and retention

[@ffffggffffgfgrrfdf]

Genetics only says how coily it will be coming out of the scalp. Taking care of your body with hydration, eating right, taking vitamins, and taking care of your hair determines how fast it grows and strong your hair is. Stop damaging and breaking your hair. Moisturize.

[@courtneyparrish8576]

Stop with that bs. If you take care of your fucking hair it will grow.

[@Tamara_Smith]

Your hair is so healthy and moisturized 😍😍

[@nhlamulodonatella6622]

Been natural for 8+ years, & I'm still fine tuning my routine!

[@TiarreaB.Naturally]

Same here. ❤

[@alexblakney4860]

Shout out to all my girlie with alopecia. Took me OUT the game for a few years. But I'm back with an attitude and several bottles of nioxin 🤣

[@redlineresourcegroup60]

Nixon? Does it work

[@dsteph2789]

​@@redlineresourcegroup60 If you're referring to Minoxidil it works as long as you use it. Once you stop, it stops growing.

[@alexblakney4860]

@redlineresourcegroup60 I'm seeing regrowth but it does say on the warning label that it requires continuous use to see results.

[@lisn7175]

Same

[@dsteph2789]

I bought off Amazon two Heeta plastic hand held scalp massagers, not painful or expensive. I used one at least twice a day. My dermatologist recommended I start using Nioxin shampoo and scalp conditioner (amazing) and a Tea Tree (Lavender) Mint shampoo & conditioner every fourth wash/conditioning. If you use the same shampoo and conditioner, after prolonged use they're not as effective. My co-pay was $20 for the office visit and another $20 for the extremely painful steroid injections in my scalp, the doctor told me probably wouldn't work after 4 visits without any improvement. I began eating healthier, increased my water intake and took a Biotin supplement daily, need to start back. Stopped the Minoxidil completely. My scalp was completely bald, except for the outer two inches all around my head. I wore a pinned ponytail atop my head everyday or you could see my mostly bald scalp very easily. Postmenopausal and no way could I wear a wig. I've never been patient enough to get braids and they can take away edges. The only hair I had left! I refuse to pay more than $100 to get my hair done, so NO weaves. Within a month, I no longer had any completely bald areas. Thank you God! It's been three years since then and most of my hair is just below my shoulders. It's completely natural and I wear it in a pinned ponytail multiple places on my head. My texture is completely different now, I'm happy with each & every coarse/nappy strand of it, solved by applying Jamaican Black Castor Oil. I spent hours reading articles, watching videos and consulting with dermatologists (worked in medical education). Ladies at least give it a try. Everyone that has used this process has seen significant improvement. With applying Minoxidil throughout your scalp twice a day, how good can your hair really look?

[@SaintAanthony]

Her hair butter is 🔥 I bought the cocoa one, hair was spinning in one day and smelled amazing!!

[@mikaivy60]

It's always our own black community the that tare us down smh 🤦🏾‍♀️ keep doing what you are doing queen 👸🏾

[@blessbkmn]

I have the same wash routine and I love it😍 Works wonders. Always be gentle to your hair while dentangling!

[@denisemoore9316]

This misconception that Afro hair doesn’t grow is a lie! It does, it’s just it doesn’t like all that we do to it. All the trends out there are not for everyone. Especially those that don’t want to follow with proper care!

[@chsnbytmhnyki56]

Thank you

[@Apryll.]

Black men have no issue growing their hair down to their ass so im really confused on how that misconception got started.

[@muvaload]

@@Apryll. girl what.

[@Im_LayLay]

Fr my mom hardly like to touch my little sisters hair cause they would throw a fit when she use to tried but now they are older their hair is long and healthy

[@pleasedtomeetyou1284]

Yes! If you want your hair to grow, learn what your hair needs and if you don't want to, find a stylist who knows how to take care of your hair and spend that extra bread. Also, be patient.

[@kimberlysharkey4335]

And to be honest 4c hair grows so fast, thick and long you just got to have the knowledge of how to take care of it. It’s a real Job but it can be done.

[@maxinechatman4366]

Black women know that 4c hair grows! Black women have long hair! Black women may deal with shrinkage depending on hair type but we definitely know we can have long hair!

[@emac1286]

This is not 4C hair but loving the video!

[@nicoledavis7320]

Exactly

[@staceymims4759]

I wonder why every black person I see with fine hair on KZbin calls their hair 4c when you can clearly see it ain't 🤔 I be so confused

[@_intergalacticaliyah]

@Mimms S I think that when kinky and coily hair is not hydrated or moisturized to its full potential, it looks like 4c cause the curls have 0 definition. There's no hydration(water) to revitalize the curls and no moisturizer(oils, butters, etc) to lock in the hydration. When I first went natural and whenever I don't clarify, deep condition and steam my hair weekly, and use clay baths biweekly, my hair looks like a fro and my curls have 0 definition. I also have low porosity hair so my hair is really hard to hydrate and I have to be real extra trying to get products to work on my hair, not to mention build up is a bitch. I used to think I had 3c, 4a, 4b hair, but now that I moisturize, style, and hydrate properly, I realize my hair is a mix of 3b, 3c, and 4a curls, much looser than I thought. It took almost 7 years of being natural to finally learn how to care for Stella🥲

[@staceymims4759]

@@_intergalacticaliyah ok cause I'm still trying to understand my hair, haven't fully grasped it yet tho.

[@_intergalacticaliyah]

@Mimms S it definitely takes a lot of time, patience, experimentation, and trial and error. But finding the right routine for your hair is always worth it

[@msgoldie1661]

I love my natural hair. It's so beautiful

[@Alexsh2010]

4c hair is a different ballgame though. Yes, it can grow long but folks with looser hair types have it easier. Is what it is.

[@mphosoane7163]

No fr bro. Like you can't miss hair wash day or it will be so frikin thick

[@kangel20]

Right!

[@youforget1000thingsaday]

No. Just because its looser don't mean a damn thing. Get outta that European mindset and love ya hair instead of treating it like a burden.

[@staceymims4759]

Facts

[@moralay79]

It literally does not matter what your curl pattern is..your hair can still grow. The hair chart has y’all in a chokehold.

[@Roguey84]

Oil and moisture is usually the difference between hair that grows and maintains length and hair that doesn’t. Since Everything doesn’t work for everyone, oil produced by the scalp is the best oil to have, so I typically Cowash and wash with shampoo as needed. My hair was also taking forever to grow, and adding moisturizing products isn’t always going to do it on its own. Gentle and light manipulation was also the key for me.

[@sandrasimpson5146]

That's right 👍🎉🎉🎉🎉❤

[@NereiyahPrince]

Thank you so much I’m trying to look after my natural hair and even my own black mum refuses to believe that the things she’s using isn’t for my hair 😢But my sister has helped me out and I’m off to start my natural hair journey

[@milkandhoney7879]

i love the message, something i’ve noticed tho… it seems like people with type 4a/4b don’t have to do as much as 4c to achieve certain styles or maintain shine & luster so it gives the illusion that 4c hair isn’t capable of growing, etc. even simple styles like a “curly” bun or wash and go looks and maintains so differently

[@jeytheprophet2416]

Of course I hv 4c hair. When I actually take care of my hair. My hair can be moisturized n it will still look dry. Don’t matter how much product. I learn to love my hair n do hair styles that work for me

[@ladyrenee1982]

This hair care line is so good I love it❤❤❤❤❤

[@carmencitadavis9043]

Have any of you in the comment section looked at the KZbinrs video Tamera's hair Care KZbin Channel she did a three-part video crying about what the Mielle organic hair products did to her and how those products ruined and damaged her long beautiful hair, but some people in her comment section said it could be protein overload maybe her hair couldn't take it, so if any of you all have a problem with hair products that have too much protein in you may want to take a look at her video before you buy this hair product because maybe it will and maybe it won't affect your hair and damage your hair the way it did hers, but you do want to be cautious and careful so do some research before you buy this product

[@Simply_Whitneyy]

I was looking for this comment. Tameras videos were so sad. I am staying away from this product line!

[@shannonarmstrong6364]

Exactly,💯, and thank you

[@AyeCiara]

Oh man I need to watch

[@ajh.4131]

I use Mielle products and thankfully, I’ve been ok. I don’t use that specific line though. I use the Pomegranate/Honey line. Love the way it smells and it really defines my curls.

[@CallessiaBromley]

Gurl your curls literally look so shiny and beautiful 🤩

[@minkagaston]

I'm 4c and I get that question from Black women all the time. I never thought my hair could grow long either until I stopped getting relaxers and learned how to take care of my hair.

[@thepr3tty116]

CHILEEEEEE YOU SHAMPOO HAIR AND WASH CLOTHES 👀🫂🤷‍♀️🤦 ❤💯

[@libras.groove.]

Yes hair care and time is all you need! Take pictures to capture your growth, and only trim if you need to. A solid routine works!

[@lenaboland5658]

THAT'S RIGHT WE HAVE TO TAKE THE TIME TO LEARN OUR HAIR/. OURSELVES

[@rachelmm05]

Yes our hair absolutely grows and retains length even type 4 with tight coils. We mess up our own hair by doing too much(too many wigs, tight styles, tight sew-ins, too much heat, etc) or by neglecting the hair, washing or detangling the wrong way. Keeping our hair is basic styles like braids, cornrows, twists ,etc(without all the added hair and sculpting gels) is the key to length retention.

[@raquelrene8911]

I agree. I had to do another big chop.

[@MotherofTwins]

I Hey happy Monday to you and your family I was seeing can I please have your help with paying the last of my light bill I owe $10 more🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🥹

[@Gen-ZBlondie]

Girl I’m obsessed with you hair!

[@sinverrette9803]

I looooooooooove that stuff!!! My hair is getting so thick using that plus the conditioner and oil.. life saver.

[@MotherofTwins]

I Hey happy Monday to you and your family I was seeing can I please have your help with paying the last of my light bill I owe $10 more🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🥹

[@HydenNoway]

This the truth. My hair won't stop... i thought stress and not eating or sleeping well for a long period of time would cause them not to but nah my hair kept growing and growing to this day.. but i always drink water, like a lot and i massage my scalp ALL THE TIME; ALSO BE GENTLE and pray for everything to flourish God answered that prayer too

[@krischionjohnson96]

🙏🏽

[@TheCarnivoreSoprano]

Brittany is awesome. I like that she has this conversation. I like that you were willing to share as well. And my 4c literally don't. And it didn't matter what I did.

[@regularlifestylethings]

True I have 4c and it had its moment when it grew sooo long and your body is GOALS !!! 😍😍🤩😍😍

[@Luvxfaizahh_]

The things with a lot of 4C hair is that it grows up and bigger around your head instead of down. So my hair is like a huge mop on my head because it’s not able to grow down as well

[@hairpro1353]

if you define your self like that...that a personal issue...not a real hair issue. just educate yourself on how to maintain your hair and you will stop calling it a mop...ugh...dont say that sweety.

[@ninaschust3694]

You're so skilled and determined to get and keep your long hair. ❤

[@IAmThee_]

She never said she has 4c hair but in reality if you don't have 4c then you can in fact not speak on having 4c hair or taking care of it. Our hair is a lot harder to take care of then any other hair. One off week and you can be bald afterwards, lolz. My 4c girls know but need to worry about ourselves and stop comparing textures and curls. Love your hair, cut it off, or wear a wig. 🙂

[@pvrkjecn]

what she's saying is true for all hair types... if u learn ur hair then retaining length is possible... all hair grows.

[@AyyeeIysMe]

They don’t get this part!!! The EXTRA care and attention type 4 hair needs plus being more prone to breakage makes it hard for a lot of type 4c women. I would also add in that porosity makes a huge difference as well!! A high porosity type 4c girl isn’t dealing with what a low porosity 4c girl experiences… and length shouldn’t be the standard to what health/success is in a hair journey…

[@verneemartin4987]

Girl I love your hair it is so beautiful and long and it looks so smooth God bless you.

[@blessed3779]

Miele is no longer black-owned. She sold it to Protor and Gamble

[@michellejackson5164]

What!!!! Oh noooooo!!

[@mami_tsunami_locs_]

I stopped using all those products they cause build up. But please post a update in 1 year cuz I wanna see ❤❤❤ and thanks for sharing your pretty

[@kennnz]

I keep seeing people say genetics and although that can be a factor, properly taking care of your hair and doing protective styles go even further

[@Alee23windham]

your hair it's so pretty and long I wish my hair was like that

[@tlove5288]

It irritates me when someone says... You have good hair. ALL hair is good hair!

[@Debore46]

Thanks I can't stand when people say that

[@lacondaphillips5557]

My Dad used to tell us that the only bad hair was no hair. Essentially reinforcing that there is no such thing as good hair.

[@thunder.4493]

One tip after using a product with a strengthening line use a moisturising line right after to balance them out so your hair gets the softness and strength it needs.

[@marlainacerdas2569]

Not gonna lie you put me on to the mielle line and I had corn rows in for three weeks my hair GREW CHILE!

[@agaemar]

Does it still grow your hair? Cos I heard it’s causing hair loss since the Caucasians took over the brand and changed the formula.

[@marlainacerdas2569]

@@agaemar my hair grew using it

[@temitopeadedoyin3781]

I love the way ur hair looks really moisturised

[@missdesireindependance5194]

Your health plays a role in hair growth. If you have vitamin deficiencies or hormonal issues it can cause your hair to shed excessively. This is why green or black tea rinses after shampoo are helpful.

[@MSD-ii2qe]

Not always

[@Thenaohfamily]

I loved the product u made me and my mom use it and it felt so good on my hair ty😍😍😍😍

[@lilianolayemi5249]

love your hair so thick and pretty!

[@darlinedorleans8064]

So much actually have that on my home and so helpful to my hair and it makes my mom smile My family smiles me smile and my hair smile

[@ladybug3923]

I just watched Tamaras hair care channel she used those Miele products and her hair got messed up not sure if it's the same one but it's the same line .a lot of people in the comments were saying it was a protein overload.

[@maylavernebarnes2007]

@Ladybug There were other comments that stated that she unfortunately may have purchased fake or knock off products.

[@tynasiafraser2958]

Hair products don't act the same in everyone's hair It is best to look up which product is best for your hair and try it. Some people say it works like magic and other people say it's not good for their hair.

[@AlexisSally]

OMG I just realized I use your products they are so good for my texture amazing keep doing u❤

[@MelaninMonroe222]

Yesss, I have type 3 hair but type 4 is JUST AS capable!! This ain’t luck hun, it’s hard work and dedication!!!

[@spiritguide1111]

Make own hair product ✔️✔️ aloe is key. Proud 4C here. 😊

[@humblepharaoh5203]

As a guy who been growing my hair 1.5yrs I’ve learned so much. Women have such unhealthy hair habits. I thought all women knew hair lol but I’m putting my aunts and cousins on stuff I learned on YT. Like steaming my braids to add moisture underneath so I don’t mess them up. I def have 4b/4C hair any they swear I don’t. Smh. It’s crazy. Took me bout 8 months to learn my hair, what it likes, and what oils my scalp likes.

[@ingridcarr4689]

I love Mielle products!! Your hair looks very healthy and well cared for!!

[@sojournerwatkins2964]

All you guys gotta do is fine a product that you like, do a regimen, keep your hair moisturized.

[@princessofpennypinchin]

I’m new to y’all’s channel and I absolutely love it. I just binged watch all your shorts and vidoes. ❤ great family

[@baguettegurl]

I’m gonna need a hair care tutorial ma’am-

[@yourfavegirl2345]

That brush is a game changer for detangling. I have one in pink 😊

[@yaya804]

Not everybody gets the same results because being consistent sounds easy but if you have priorities above your own hair, it's easy to not be able to do everything you're saying every month on a consistent basis. Take the compliments or state your journey but this came off as rude.

[@LachelleRenness]

Agreed

[@pushing894]

It don’t come off as rude. Nothing rude was said in the video. What does any of what you stated have to do with her? Nothing.

[@tynasiafraser2958]

You can create your own routine that works best for you. I don't think it's impossible to dedicate at least one day out of like 1 or 2 months to just wash your hair and moisturizer it properly also it's not that hard. All you're doing is detangling and moisturizing your hair You don't need to do anything Extra just learn your porosity so you know how to moisturize your hair you can keep your products cheap and simple. She was by no means rude she's just addressing people who are constantly complaining about how they can't grow their hair she's telling them that they can that is not being rude. If you don't want someone to give you hope and tell you how you can go about it then don't complain.

[@pvrkjecn]

how was it rude? it's literally the truth. learn what ur hair needs and u will see growth. once u figure that out, taking care of it isn't hard and it shouldn't take that long. one day every 1-2 weeks is all u rlly need and if ur rlly that busy then cut it off and stop complaining 💀

[@monicaneal-brown2661]

​@pvrkjecn It was definitely rude because it came off as a very ungrateful response like come on someone gave her a compliment what is there to get offended for? Accept the compliment or don't accept it not that hard but why get mad at the other person as if compliments are some completely bad thing.....

[@dalanamajor]

I’m using those products till this day for two years. I love it

[@AD-id9cp]

It's all about the work. If u put in the work ur hair will grow. It's made to grow to be long to be strong u just have to do the work!

[@NinaKarle]

Im late 40s with the strong belief that my type hair does not grow. With my last pregnancy i experienced hair loss. Thinning on the top of my head with 2 inches of hair, seeing every bald spot. I decided to try to regrow the bald spots, that did not happen but what has happened is in the past 8 months I have seen 6 to 7 inches of growth and body. Never in my whole life have I had this much hair and its blowing my mind lol. Started making my own products and still trying to find the 'cure' for the bald spots. So yeah...stop saying your hair Cant grow...start giving it attention and care and see positive results.

[@user-pe2lw1ze8i]

Also check out rice water recipe for hair and skin! It’s amazing. Look up KZbin vids.

[@paulamaia953]

Genetics 🧬 is important as well 😂😂😂

[@jasmin4707]

Genetics only count to how fast it grows

[@dalaedriajames8684]

No its not

[@mercysi2636]

@@jasmin4707 exactly. Ppl think there’s some magic cut off

[@KM-007]

Ppl need to stop listening to this tic tok nonsense. My hair is long because I wash more than once a month, use actual heat protectants instead of cheap silk serums, & I moisturize instead on relying on hard azz drying coconut oil

[@sabfoster6497]

@@KM-007 which heat protectant(s) do you use please? I’m having that issue now

[@theunorthodoxjourney5556]

Once you learn how to properly moisturize your hair 🤤 its a wrap😍.

[@toastermoment]

As someone who isn’t black but Hispanic, I highly recommend the Miele Rosemary line! It literally does wonders to my hair. If you struggle with bed hair literally just dampen your hair and put some of its leave in conditioner. 1000/10 love this brand and does wonders on my curly hair 😍

[@AyeCiara]

products linked here: www.amazon.com/shop/ayeciara

[@Catriona11]

@@JESUSistheWORDJn1 her product isent on Amazon

[@anelisemunarimab6801]

I will try it

[@stallar1]

My 3b is so hard to grow long. I use Mielle products and it has helped so much! Love their stuff!

[@Dustyscorner1111]

I’m a white 23yr old dude, but I have 5 little nieces who all have 4C hair but their mom doesn’t know how to take care of it, so I decided to spend a week learning how to deal with it and what products to use, and now that have long, beautiful, healthy hair 😂❤️

[@FlowersandSun22]

I try a coconut scalp treatment. It’s the best!!! No more dry itchy scalp!! And coconut shampoo. And as a side note if you use any product without properly moisturizing the hair it may break off or you’re not consistent that’s what I suspect about the people complaining about mielle products. Because I’ve been using mielle since it came out without issues. Recognize hair sheds regardless and you need regular trims until your hair is super duper healthy

[@youdontneedtoknow3509]

I saw a lady on shorts with her hair up to her waist! And she was black! I KNOW others can grow their hair but some dont have the time and patience to do all that 💀

[@cutepoiisonn]

exactly! and proper hormones and nutrition

[@thecreativeKue]

Also genetic

[@AyeCiara]

I have heard that before too but my hair definitely never grew this long before because I didn’t know how to care for it 😭

[@livelaughlove5421]

Here y’all go again. Y’all favorite word

[@thecreativeKue]

@@livelaughlove5421 I mean it’s the truth. Hair care can grow your hair but sometimes some people just have good genetics. I think for some people they might be mislead to think that you can also care for your hair and it’ll change its type.

[@AimForSuccess.S]

@@livelaughlove5421 😂😂😂

[@erica5493]

@@thecreativeKue genetics can only do so much. Yes, it may help with how fast your hair grows or your density. But, if you’re not taking care of your hair, you won’t be able to retain length and grow it at its full capacity. It will break as fast as it grows. So genetics doesn’t help 100% if you don’t have a good regimen.

[@SynthiaMcBride]

Thank you for teaching us about hair. ❤

[@whyask9864]

Wow i watched a more recent video from then until now your hair has gotten much thicker and longer ❤

[@darcelbowles1529]

Me too girl friend. Learned I tried. Healthy hair starts from the inside out eat well foods that are good for your body and hair. Water is essential to healthy hair drink water instead of all that soda etc. I finally after two + years ( thanks to lockdown because of Covid) took the time to learn what vitamins works best for my hair skin and nails. Use less heat or low heat on your hair. Well all I can say is take time learn about your hair type. I did and I learned the hair products that work best and yes yes your hair well grow. Treat it gentle kind and lovely and it will respond with beautiful

[@living.life.and.imperfections]

You should use the rosemary oil before washing. Rosemary oil can become bacterial if kept on for too long, it can attract dust, and it can clog the hair follicle.

[@polynice7495]

Your hair is so beautiful I could never

[@MzVan21]

You know what important she stated she learned HOW to take care of it...black hair does grow and can be healthy and long...I'm definitely a witness granted I'm in my 30s now and I'm a fan of short natural hair now just easier and my presence now days but I literally cut my hair every may ( last 6 years) and grow it out during the fall and winter months and I just keep my scalp clean and balance between moisture and protein and my hair grows like crazy you wouldn't even know I wear my hair short all summer.

[@danaglass1265]

That wasn’t her talking. The audio is from someone else.

[@TheMirmir225]

and all your hard work is paying off !!!

[@fatz97]

THANK YOUUUUUU !!! im a stylist and I so much agree with this video

[@monicabranch7011]

Your hair is looking really really good. Like I can see the changes. *edit* I just realized you aren’t the person I thought you were. The voice in this clip belongs to someone else. lol. You got me. I was like wow her hair is totally different!!!

[@autumnthelight557]

I grew up with alopecia. I now trim and wash my hair every 2 months (cause it’s usually braided with protective styling) All we can really do is hair masks, oil treatments, and protective styling to keep it growing. My hair is now down my mid back, but I’m afraid it’ll never be as long as I want it to be. Even if I wanted it to, it would take about 5 years if I kept it under protective styling. Our hair is beautiful ladies, but the growth process is so slow. Don’t give up on it!

[@rsslowjams8701]

Love this video! Inspired to try these products. What brush are you using to detangle your hair? It looks awesome!

[@roxannereynolds7829]

Conditioner and deep conditioning along with a hair mask once a month on a routine made my hair grow. Your hair needs moisture. Not using too much heat also helps

[@sherrindabailey2799]

People just used to ask me if that was my real hair. Back in the day, it wasn't products for our hair. So, I did damage it. But love it!

[@deborasanchez6244]

Same I have most of the products you have in your shower even the scalp massager and I love that brand I have the hair mask shampoo and it’s for growing hair and it works. My hair feels way better since I learned how to use the products and actually take care of my hair.

[@cynnsantana9973]

Voiceover Brittany Rose and she has really great hair products💐💐

[@lindasmith6668]

Gorgeous! Thanks for the tips.

[@celestxial]

this is my dream hair since i was a kid, but i understand it’s difficult sooo shoutout to them 💖

[@MelaninCosplay]

Hey Ciara. Can you give tips or steps on how to take care of natural hair. Honestly, if anyone has suggestions. I've researched a lot and I'm getting a lot of different answers. I guess bc everything works different for different natural hair types.

[@zollekasmith123]

Great video. Your hair is beautiful and healthy and gorgeous. Thanks for sharing. Great tips