REACTING TO NATURAL HAIR GROWTH TIPS ON TIK TOK | Kinksmas Day 10

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REACTING TO NATURAL HAIR GROWTH TIPS ON TIK TOK | Kinksmas Day 10
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[@KandidKinks]

I know its late lmao y'all up!? I was determined to get this video up tonight !! let's talk about these tik toks chile...

[@jaysonderek8314]

I dont mean to be off topic but does someone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account? I somehow lost my login password. I would love any assistance you can give me

[@domination6585]

A lot of ppl tht give hair growth tips on the internet already have long hair naturally

[@avionlanier5574]

I prefer it. Hard to listen to someone speaking on hair growth without any. That mean your tips not working lol

[@adwoamk8918]

That's why I follow Newgrowthnaturals. She is one of the few 4c people I have seen, who had jaw length hair and was able to grow it to waist length. A few others are Obaa Yaa Jones, Eugenia Kelcy and Indigenous Strands.

[@avionlanier5574]

@@adwoamk8918 she LIT🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tuliplee3924]

@@adwoamk8918 I like KZbinrs like that. Where you can see their hair growth and journey.

[@beatricebempoh4937]

That's so true

[@JazzyB9481]

I completely agree..products don't grow your hair, methods do!

[@LawryMathias]

Finding finding the correct products is very important though

[@JazzyB9481]

@@LawryMathias I agree the two go together..but from experience, I believe the method is the most important. Because if you have the best product but dont apply it often enough and your hair is always dry, and/or you rip through your hair whenever you detangle it...you're still not gonna retain length as well as you could have with the right methods. I learned this the hard way

[@azishapitts6532]

Hair growth is so complicated. What works for me may not work for someone else. Great video

[@ms.crissrene61]

I personally think scalp massages with oils help stimulate growth and also helps loosen up any scalp dryness.

[@alex1462]

Products do grow hair, but the caveat is that they can only get you to your max growth potential. If you grow your max potential already, they aren't going to make it any faster. The Sheamoisture JBCO shampoo used to have Red Clover and Acetyl Tetrapeptide-3 in it when it used to be called Strengthen Growth and Restore. They are scientifically studied growth stimulants that prevent hair fall, promote tissue regeneration and improve blood circulation. Now the shampoo is called Strengthen and Restore, and it only has the peppermint oil, but that also stimulates growth. Menthol and Mint oils are vasodilators that stimulate growth by widening blood vessels, aka stimulating blood flow. Massage also stimulates growth on the cellular level. The small blood vessels dilate and allow better circulation. The follicles stretch due to the forces, which cause the follicles to produce thicker hair. All these growth products and methods do is try to get you to your max potential; they either prevent hormones, like DHT, from causing hair fall or improve blood circulation. If you eat healthy, drink water, and exercise regularly, these extra steps aren't really necessary if you don't have hormone related hair loss. The problem is cardiovasular disease is the leading cause of death in the US, and most people don't have perfect blood circulation. So things like massaging your scalp while hanging upside down can do wonders if you aren't already exercising everyday.

[@TeediousRaven]

Thank you for this!! I'm so surprised how skeptical people are of the inversion method!! You NEED blood flow to get to the follicle! Gravity plays a part in poor circulation but when you do hang upside down where does all that blood go?? To your scalp!!!!!! Lol also there is only 1 thing that doubles hair growth and actually keeps your hair in the growth, anagen stage...it's MSM!!😊

[@JazzyB9481]

I love reading informative comments like this 💜💜

[@alex1462]

@@TeediousRaven actually that's a misconception. Going upside down actually reduces blood flow. When you go upside down, gravity causes more forces to act on your vessels and they have to work harder. So the reason why you face flushes and your head feels full of pressure is because the blood is, in a sense, stuck in you head. You don't want stagnant blood. You want fresh blood for optimal oxygen and nutrient diffusion. You want a faster flow. The reason I think it works for hair growth is because when you go upright again after the Trendelenburg position (medical head down tilt), your cerebral blood flows faster than it was before you went head down; it kinda overcompensates. So when you combine that with a freshly massaged scalp, in which many vessels are working as well as possible, you get a more optimal blood flow for maximum growth. And then the oil or growth treatment you used slowly penetrates over the next few hours as a topical treatment to nourish the cells even more and/or combat hormone related hair loss. I can't speak on the effects of MSM, but judging based on its molecular formula and if it's effects do remain after stopping usage, my guess is that it acts as a sulfur donor to keratin and strengthens the proteins in the growing hair. So even after you stop using it, the stronger hair you grew remains.

[@alex1462]

@@JazzyB9481 and I love writing them 😁

[@JazzyB9481]

@@alex1462 when are you starting your channel and/or creating your own blog!! I will be the first to subscribe 😁

[@Spiritqtlol]

I'm legit just here because you're so beautiful and calming to listen to. Thanks for the vid.

[@KandidKinks]

Thank you 😭

[@nataliewalker9682]

sis just said no more box braids then dipped without context😭

[@KandidKinks]

Literally had me so confused

[@marleyhill34]

Lol

[@joybhungane]

Me getting box braids installed rn 😂✋🏽

[@theprototype_]

Yessss Folahontas has some of the most beautiful hair! Love her!

[@KandidKinks]

So so pretty I gotta check out her channel

[@coral.cc0]

I just love that people are taking care of themselves. Self love out weighs it all. They are having fun, rii?

[@Neosoul_prima]

Sis we love and respect you for the effort this video took lol! It truly had me laughing through the whole thing lol. Hopefully we can see the review as well. Scalp massages are definitely a form of relaxation that we should definitely do more often. castor oil definitely does not actually grow the hair specifically. However it does provide proteins/nutrients to the scalp, which aids in the overall structure of the follicles that are pushing out the hair. Hair growth is connected to your metabolism. So as long as you’re alive, it will grow.

[@KandidKinks]

Love the info in this comment lol we all need it. And yes the product review is dropping today 🤗

[@Neosoul_prima]

@@KandidKinks 🧡🧡🧡 can’t wait gorgeous

[@shantadawson5624]

I am a true believer in products alone do not grow hair your routine retains the length that naturally grows from our scalp. You have to find what works for you and keep it up.

[@Meli91972]

I agree with you, to me products really help with length retention, but the hair grew by itself.

[@titilopeomole1550]

I love your reaction videos and your vibe is just gorgeous 💛❤️

[@michelleneil7417]

Castor oil works wonders imo. I had a bald spot from middle parts and I used it in that area and it grew back

[@Simply_Mimi1017]

LOVING the background girl yess!!

[@glasshousefuture6836]

Uuuhhhhmmmm....sooo about The oils girl... Her "3 years ago" foreal look like a freshly taken down large twists or braids Then. Her "now" look like a medium blow out... Ion really know tho.....🤷🏾‍♀️😅🧐

[@franchescaanthony5905]

Infusing combs into oil just helps to prevent your hair from breakage while using them on your hair.

[@idoyes1400]

I notice you seem to be afraid to speak your mind with certain topics. People will attack you regardless tell it like it is. Dont be afraid of dusty opinions..

[@KandidKinks]

I honestly don’t like to make blanket statements because at the end of the day I know I don’t really know what’s going on. But I get your point

[@idoyes1400]

@@KandidKinks hhhmmm you didn't heart my comment.

[@KandidKinks]

Just did 😂

[@idoyes1400]

@@KandidKinks 💙 💙 yaaay!!!!

[@TheVeritasForYou]

About the box braids thing, I actually think it speaks for itself in regards to new naturals. Long term protective styling is pretty high risk and even if you go to a reputable place, your hair might not take to the style. Some hair types don't like having high heat on the scalp, some can't take any kind of tension whatsoever. Someone that just became a natural would be under the assumption that it's the most resilient type of hair there is when it's not. She prolly should've explained it better, but it's more important to get to know your hair then to pack it away for 6 weeks. The priority for hair health should be to interact with it on a daily basis so you can know it's characteristics and most naturals who are involuntarily stuck at shoulder length literally refuse to do that so yeah. I agree with her.

[@TBella1226]

Sorry your hair wasn't ready but glad u were able to get a video out. Your the mvp!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾❤❤❤☺

[@kelvinasare9772]

My take on oiling combs, it's not worth it. The oils that we tend to use for our hair (castor, olive) go rancid over time, while the oils we use to oil wooden cookware (mineral oil, etc.) do not go rancid. Mineral oil isn't a good oil for hair, and rancid oils aren't safe for our hair, so it's a no for me.

[@DannielleElliott]

Been using MSM for past 6 weeks and my hair has been growing like a weed. Maybe I notice more than some because I am older and my hair was thinning. After the MSM my hair is thick and I know it is growing fas because my grey roots are out of control! I suspect a younger person may not notice much because their hair already stays in the growing phase longer than someone older. MSM is supposed to prolong the growing phase.

[@SunandSunflowers]

What Type MSM do you use? Does it matter the brand? I love your hair in the picture?

[@DannielleElliott]

@@SunandSunflowers Thanks, that photo is 3 years old. My hair is a bit longer now, but not booty crack length 😂. I use this brand: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I08DKJ2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. Be sure to take it with vitamin C.

[@ss012978]

Yes !!!! Msm is the truth 🙌

[@SunandSunflowers]

@@DannielleElliott thank you kindly

[@DannielleElliott]

I ususally dye my roots every 4 months, but I am dyeing my roots a month early today because the MSM seems to have made my hair grow faster than usual!

[@eveb1697]

You’re cute when you’re trying not to shade folks 😂

[@theodoravanessamathias4044]

Yes sis but you’re very honest .I ❤️ your honesty Lexie thanks for sharing your thoughts and candid opinions 🙌🏾 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Happy holidays to you and your family. My mommy used to soak my comb in oils for easy detangling and less manipulation when she was detangling my type 4 hair when I was younger after a hair treatment

[@KandidKinks]

Thank you! Happy Holidays 🥰🥰🥰

[@jennadyan]

Your earrings are gorgeous

[@cheshiredj]

Glad you got the video out, it was interesting. I prefer YT, you get more info.

[@littlesuperstar08]

Ok my thing is if your box braids hurt when you first get them done, or you can't move them around, or it's hard to sleep, it's not a protective styles. A protective styles should give you zero pain. Same with other styles. Also the product buildup from the gel used for box braids causes a lot of breakage when taking them out(for me). Also when I have twists/box braids my hair tends to start coming out of the braids the longer I have them in which may also cause breakage(also for me). Now I keep it stretched in loose braids for weeks(4-5) and wash my hair in twists. And just throw on a headband wig(minimal clip usage) when I go out. My hair has grown more doing that in just a few months than it ever has in box braids. No mini twists, no box braids, no low puffs(extreme breakage). This is all just my experience though. Everyone is different

[@claudiagrover-cofield2776]

I don't know if Castor oil will grow edges. All I know is I would spray rosewater on my edges and message cator oil it on my edges twice a day. It grew back in less than a month.

[@KandidKinks]

That’s wild I never heard of using rose water for growth before!

[@sable7114]

I know I often wonder is it oil that seemingly makes the hair grow or is it actually the massaging action that improves the circulation so in actuality you can just massage and get the same effect without the oil.

[@asho345]

Oils make my scalp itch. Scratching my scalp leads to breakage. I don’t think they grow hair, I think they just reduce friction between strands which can also be achieved by other methods.

[@joneeks91]

I agree with you! My more itching i had, the more oil i put in my hair cuz i thiught i was dry.....This is the first yr i stop using oil on my scalp, and yyyeesss no more itching!! Game changer for me

[@marleyhill34]

I've been banned from oils or butters on my scalp by my trichologists. My scalp is too sensitive.

[@slayedbeauty3123]

@@joneeks91 what do you use on your scalp?

[@theblackempath]

I have some of the oil-infused combs from neter gold (a wide tooth and a pick). I like them because I find that it is more smooth and sturdy than plastic. For me, it can get through thicker sections easier without getting caught on the plastic.

[@glasshousefuture6836]

But really about the msm girl, a few things: Firstly. We didn't see her original length all up underneath the blanket...uuuhhhhmmm.... Then. She literally said, I'm not finna stretch and measure it out... Ssooooooooooooooooo.........NAH for me!!! (irritated) 🙄😒🥸🧐

[@KandidKinks]

I’m weak 😭

[@khalilahhughes5484]

I think hair growth happens naturally. Regardless of if you are adding oils, rice water, etc. hair will grow unless you have alopecia or another medical reason. Like most things on our body our hair (length, pattern, strength etc) is determined by our genome. But like you mentioned hair retention is key because it’s the breakage that makes it seem like hair doesn’t grow

[@dollyrevenge98]

Absolutely. People focus more on hair growth that hair retention and wonder why hair isn't "growing: I used to be one of those. Now I focus on length retention and keepimg my scalp clean and healthy.

[@sable7114]

Yep because I know when I had a relaxer I absolutely hated anything on my scalp or Hair & would not allow it and no matter how much my stylist complained about how my hair was going to be damaged and how it was going to break it just kept growing to shoulder blade left or more. Whenever it got really short was after one of her so-called trims, generally around 5 inches. My hair only started growing seemingly when I stopped putting grease and stuff like that on my scalp so she couldn't convince me otherwise.

[@bajanbreezy]

OMG you mentioned my friend @folahontas that is crazy..

[@Dani.by.nature]

Wild growth oil has been growing my hair for years. I actually order it in bulk on Amazon atp lol

[@emilyjoseph800]

I’m up 🙋🏾‍♀️ lol 😂

[@KandidKinks]

Ayeee

[@maliyah8448]

Idc how long my hair is.... at least it’s healthy and I can style it and put it in a ponytail 😂

[@tiaraaaa1202]

Love these😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@sisisjssieissb8712]

Happy Christmas and a Happy Christmas New. Jackie from London ❤

[@KandidKinks]

Same to you 💛💛💛

[@Khabirah90]

I know you said your hair did not dry all of the way but can we say growth?!?! Beautiful!!

[@KandidKinks]

It’s a wig!

[@bumblebee4024]

Good health grows hair - products help retain length.

[@89krx]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@chantre17ms]

What do you do if you can't use oil on your scalp? People swear by oils but I can't use them. Any suggestions?

[@Kimberlyshelene]

MSM works! The thing about it is it’s not like a biotin supplement where you can notice an increase in growth every month (from 1/4 to 1/2in. for example). MSM, if I remember correctly, lengthens your anagen phase - active growth and life span of your hair - so really it keeps your hair from breaking off for a longer amount of time. I’ve seen more length retention than growth when I used it by itself. I pair mine with vitamin c for maximum absorption AND an actual growth stimulant such as biotin or hair, skin, nails vitamins. Note: if you use MSM topically I imagine that it'll act more like a stimulant. Also rice water works but f that, it’s a lot of work. Onion treatment works a little better with less work 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@miniminott48]

Your reaction videos are well done. I enjoy your commentary. I am a firm believer that what you put in your body matters the most with regard to hair growth so your diet is important. For example, I drink a lot of water and eat a lot of fruits and vegetables and my hair remains hydrated for two weeks (my wash day is every two weeks). With regard to external care, deep conditioners/masks that impart moisture and protein to the hair strands and oils such as castor oil and aloe vera, etc. that provide slip and nutrients as well can also stimulate growth and enable length retention. I will vouch for Jamaican Black castor oil. I had a large bald spot for months after I big chopped from relaxers and within one month of applying Jamaican Black castor oil to the area twice per week the hair started to grow in.

[@UmOwlad]

MSM is great. I used it consistently for about 6 months. I noticed my fallout was about 50% less than usual and my hair grew over an inch each month. However I started a whole healthy hair routine around that time so it could be a combination of all the changes. I also noticed an dramatic improvement to my skin and nails, my skin was clear and glowing and nails were strong and grew faster, so it was definitely benefitting me overall. Stopped using it due to pregnancy and breastfeeding, but will definitely get back on it once I stop bf. it’s important to do your research before taking it. Curlyproverbs has some interesting videos on MSM. I highly recommend it!

[@Baruch1girl]

You're not confused...you just not here for the BS🤣🤣

[@daniellesmith4688]

Yea girl it's the no context for me as well. There are women who dont use weave as protective styles at all and still doesn't have long "grown out" hair. There really are some women who never have an issue with their hair growing long. Like they can chop it off over and over and still end up with mid back length and longer. No box braids? Because you can do natural styles that are still like mini twists or braids or do wash n gos when yo hair is saying Girl Noooooo! And you can always get tangles that leave you having to keep cutting it. I think I was chasing the perfect product and I think I need to focus on Moisture which I'm trying to find the right products that help maintain my moisture. And ayurveda honestly has helped my hair. So using henna and amla and fenugreek....well if herbs can be good for the insides of your body I guess it can work for the scalp. But I totally understand you not wanting to bash people's opinions because we are all allowed to it. I dont see it as being scared, you actually want to be respectful and I totally understand that. And ya skin is poppin as always!!!🥰😘😘😘😘😘

[@adwoamk8918]

Finger detangling has been gamechanging.

[@KandidKinks]

That’s what I hear !

[@leilanidru7506]

Adwoa Mk same😁 my hair is thin and fine and gets single strand knots easily; idk why it took me so long to realize those brushes were yanking out my hair.

[@TKhosa]

@@leilanidru7506 Even a tangle teaser/Wide tooth comb ? Because I never feel like my hair is properly de-tangled after finger detangling 😭😭.

[@leilanidru7506]

T.Khosa I wear my hair in afros/buns anyway. Not really any twist outs or elaborate styles so I never feel the need to detangle 1000%. 90-95% tangle free is good enough for how I wanna wear my hair. When it is an elaborate style or long term protective style, then yes a wide tooth comb. All detangling is only done when my hair is soaked in aussie’s deep conditioner or something else w/ mad slip.

[@leilanidru7506]

T.Khosa I don’t get people who detangle Afro textured hair every other day either. I detangle once on wash day and for the rest of the week I stretch at night with rubber bands, pick/fluff (or leave in buns), and rewear the style.

[@glasshousefuture6836]

The braided hair "after a Few Weeks" hair girl: Why she PURPOSELY COVER OVER the Last Oil in her hand???????? And. Why was there aloe vera leaf AND 3 or 4 unmentioned products on the table??????????🧐🧐🧐😒😒😒

[@marleyhill34]

I'm not allowed to get box braids by my trichologists. Long term protective styles cause micro-fractures from friction in my ultra-fine hair.

[@sisisjssieissb8712]

Hi Kandikinks, You right castor oil can grow your edges you massage it into your hair. Castor oil is helping my hair to grow. Wishing you a Happy Christmas and Happy New Year.

[@tta1390]

I tried msm and it’s the truth. I just big chopped and then I put my hair in braids. My hair grew about half and inch if not more in a week. I’m on my fourth week and I’m tempted to take my braids down cause the growth is crazy. I’m honestly a bit pissed because it took me a while to get the braids but at least my hair is growing. The growth I have now is just as much as the growth of my 3 months old braids before I started taking it. This seems like an ad lol but try it.

[@candycrush8180]

Do you take it as a supplement or do you apply it directly to your hair?

[@kiraalexandria1521]

So you’re telling me your hair grew over just 2 inches a month and over 24 inches a year?

[@tta1390]

@@kiraalexandria1521 no. I big chopped last month and my hair is in a protective style but I can tell it has grown at least and inch if not more

[@tta1390]

@@candycrush8180 I take it as a supplement

[@sable7114]

@@tta1390 does it make you gain weight taking it as a supplement like some people say? I am so afraid to try it by mouth although it says it helps with joint pain as well and I injured a joint a few weeks back which is still causing me some pain. Since I bought the stuff well, I have a lot to use up cuz I don't think it does anything rubbing it on my scalp. May as well not have to buy extra ibuprofen or something but I don't want to get fatter.

[@rue80]

Rice water definitely works for me... It helps to retain length because it stopped my hair snapping as much. When people say hair growth we normally mean retention. People need to stop arguing semantics.

[@nicoleprice8552]

I have and still use MSM. Heard about it from Curly Proverbz but she adds to oils whereas I add to a meal replacement shake. I did notice an increase in growth but I was also doing the onion garlic treatment that summer when I started as I was having scalp issues. She also recommends gradually increasing the amount over a few weeks or so as it can cause breakouts if too much is used too soon. I did take a break from it for a few months because I noticed a plateau and just started back up again in October. I feel like I do see a difference in growth after the pause.

[@KandidKinks]

Thanks for sharing with us!

[@TeediousRaven]

@@KandidKinks Yes please do a MSM challenge!!! Hair growth is just a plus it cures inflammation, lupus, joint pain, clearer skin and more benefits please read the reviews of the gold bag on Amazon!! Its an internal cleanse!!!

[@chillchatrrshorter1464]

I think having a routine with the same products allows for healthy hair growth. To much change will cause hair growth to be at a standstill

[@ss012978]

MSM WORKS WORKS WORKS!!!! THATS ALL IMMA SAY ABOUT IT.

[@thyladyhyacinth]

I need that wig!!

[@emememem7730]

What you used as scalp massages. I cant do.with my hand. So irritating. Can someone suggest

[@89krx]

8:00 isn't that just a normal 3 year growth rate? I grew out an undercut from zero to past my shoulder blades in that same time frame and didn't have turn my scalp into a deep fryer with all those oils. 🤔

[@glasshousefuture6836]

Lolololo I'M GRUMPY CAT 😾!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@queenoftradesmd1925]

So about the girl who said her hair grew in a few weeks....I get my hair braided into a beehive and get a sew in every now and again, and my growth is just like hers in about 6 weeks honestly. I dont use those oils during that time. Also I swear by ayurvedic natural products...I get the max growth and retention with these esp aloe vera, amla, henna, fenugreek plus a host of oils like vit E, grape seed oil, argan etc (i have low porosity). I have used msm powder. I personally haven't seen a great difference with it. As for rice water, its not for me. If ur not careful with rice water it will break ur hair off.....over all its about balance....too much protein ur hair def breaks, too much moisture ur hair breaks. IMO, some products (particularly natural) can aid in max hair growth and retention along with healthy practices such as low manipulation, protective styling, low to no heat and absolutely finger detangle as much as possible. Its about finding what works and being consistent. I have been natural for 13 yrs now and I experienced ALOT of mishaps with my hair. I just got a blow out and cut for the first time in 7 years. I was waist length before my cut and now Im mid back length.

[@AltaMay11]

People do hair growth videos but there's no preface showing how fast it was growing beforehand lol. Like give me a month length check PRIOR to starting this new product so we can see lol 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@collarmole1819]

You're adorable!

[@KandidKinks]

Than you 😭😭

[@nicoleraphael2010]

TickTok is kinda stupid....

[@KandidKinks]

Lmaooo

[@ButterflyFaye]

What wig are you wearing?

[@KandidKinks]

Headband wig from her given hair Here’s the video on it kzbin.info/www/bejne/qonMmJWwpZ6cl6s

[@sable7114]

@@KandidKinks you're wearing a wig? It is beautiful!

[@nataliewalker9682]

ooo okayy

[@kayla77632]

I love this TikTok hair reaction videos but can you please include more videos and reduce the length of the commentary? No hate, just an individual opinion. ( I have no position to tell you what to do in this videos so please ignore me if you want to) Again, no hate

[@leahwoodburyc]

17:16 People need shampoo to GROW.

[@reannarichardson3978]

I tried MSM once but I wasn't consistent with for roughly 2-3months and I didn't notice any difference.

[@daniellarodriguez1801]

There's no such thing as a "hair growth hacks". To me your hair is gonna grow anyway

[@sabrinagatica2166]

😂 ilu

[@shellygarland8766]

i feel like the massage and oil growth tips would only help for areas tha dont get as much attention as most of your head. so yeah edges and the nape of your neck. but it wouldn't give crazy hair growth like videos claim