I grew my hair this long in 9 months.

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Eve K.

Nov 12, 2013

Eve K.

I cut it all off to start all over again I didn't use heat for 7 months and I really put a lot of time effort and money into it. What do you do to keep your hair healthy??

Natalya J.

Nov 12, 2013

Natalya J.

Argan oil, coconut oil, tea tree oil, nooo grease!! deep condition with diez y uno

Meggie S.

Nov 12, 2013

Meggie S.

Well I have very curly hair and I use Moroccan oil for curly hair, I wash it with herbell essence long term relationship, condition it with the Pantene pro V conditioner.

Erin M.

Nov 12, 2013

Erin M.

I started transitioning to natural hair 11 months ago and cut off all my damaged hair 6 months ago. I've had a lot of growth. I've:

- started washing with sulphate free shampoos once every week or every other week
- Cowash, washing hair with conditioner, and deep conditioning twice a week
- moisturizing and sealing with an oil mix (evoo, coconut, vitamin e, hot 6) my hair every day or other day

I took these this morning, I felt like making faces do excuse them.

Eve K.

Nov 12, 2013

Eve K.

Aw haha love the pics. Your growth is going well that's what I was doing but decided to get a relaxer as I couldn't keep up with being natural as I have a baby now. But thanks for the tips I'll be using them even though I'm relaxed x

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