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Home Remedy to Help Hair Grow LongerCarol from TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Feedback About This Post:RE: Home Remedy to Help Hair Grow LongerI think if you go to walgreens they would have it, but I am for sure that they sell this at CVS, but other pharmacy stores as well, it is called SUPER GRO it is a green product but it also has vitamins for your hair. You can wear it like if you wear to put it in a ponytail as well so it really helped for my hair I saw improvements in 1 week. Post By breanna (Guest Post) RE: Home Remedy to Help Hair Grow LongerYou can try this, I found this site not too long ago and I got some, and it really helps. It has Niacin, vitamin B, Biotin, Folic acid, Pantotheni acid, and Magnesium, which are all good for your hair.It has a bunch of other vitamins too, but for hair, it helps keep your hair healthy and it will help it to grow. It taste not too bad. Sorta taste like orange juice, I am not someone who likes bad tasting vitamins, but this one was cool. So give it a try, it's like 20 bucks. I will copy and paste the link for you. Good luck. http://www.shopgbg.com/10inone/5dogs Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post) RE: Home Remedy to Help Hair Grow LongerIf you use Mane N' Tail it will make your hair stronger and shinier. It really makes your hair grow longer. And don't use a brush use a good brush and don't brush to hard. Post By CW (Guest Post) RE: Home Remedy to Help Hair Grow Longer
I've read somewhere that if you take Biotin (1500 mcg) will help your hair grow faster. My hair naturally grows roughly about 0.56 inch a month (yes, I measured it), however, I am on a quest to grow knee length hair that's healthy and thick. Well, I got the thick part down pretty good by dust trimming my hair whenever I see split ends. The healthy part I'm still working on it because I highlight and color my hair...so far so good. The growth part was definitely taken care of by Biotin because now my hair grows an inch a month. I went from almost above hair length of January 2008 to near my shoulder blade as of August 2008! Post By Tammy (Guest Post) RE: Home Remedy to Help Hair Grow LongerI started letting my hair grow a year ago. It was about a inch long all over my head. Now it is past my shoulders. I go to the farmer's almanac on line & look at the best days to cut your hair for growth. I think it works! I also take prenatal vitamins daily. They help your nails & hair. Post by Jessie -Lou RE: Home Remedy to Help Hair Grow Longer
I am a former cosmetologist. While it is absolutely true that genetics play the most important role in hair length, there are things to do to maximize what you have to work with. First, look at others in your family, and ask questions, to determine what your average length might be. Then, while it helps to regularly involve a cosmetologist who is interested more in hair care than the latest fad style or color, haircare is a team effort, because if you are not caring for your hair between visits going to a stylist does no good. Post by purrplekat RE: Home Remedy to Help Hair Grow LongerAlot of Vitamin A...it helps your fingernails too! Post By Paula Jo Carr Mebane, NC (Guest Post) RE: Home Remedy to Help Hair Grow LongerNot everyone's hair can grow long. Some people have a limited growth factor and that's it. Although it grows quickly, my hair will not grow as far as my shoulders and I have tried everything possible for the last 50 years. It certainly didn't grow when I was pregnant! My dermatologist told me that it's a matter of genetics. Post by sheilamay RE: Home Remedy to Help Hair Grow LongerHow are you brushing it? If you use a comb, thats not good, it rips the hair when you get to a knot. You should use a good brush. Only brush from the bottom an inch or a half an inch at a time. Never pull knots out, gently work thru them. Post by Lily 59 RE: Home Remedy to Help Hair Grow Longer
One suggestion is to get pregnant. Works really well. Post by Karyn01 |
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