Wanted: Long flowing locks :)

For oily hair. . . dont wash your hair everyday. . especially with it being fine. . . . try washing your hair every 3-4 days. . . in between put baby powder in your hair to take away any oils left on top. . . shampooing your hair can make your hair thinner and oilier because of all the chemicals in it. . . i shampoo my hair with natural homemade ingredients that works just the same and gets my hair cleaner. You'd be surprised if you try it

if you don't mind me asking, what do you wash your hair with?

I agree with coconut oil! But that will only make the hair you have the healthiest it can be.... its not going to transform it into something it's not

I have hair past my waist, and people always ask me what I do, here is my list. (1) I don't do much to my hair, no perming, blow drying, flat/curling ironing, etc., all of it is bad for your hair. (2) I almost never shampoo it, even with a heavy workout schedule, I rinse well, and add conditioner. My scalp feels fine for the most part, maybe twice a month I'll use a little shampoo, but I doubt it's even necessary then. (3) Conditioner, different people like different ones, so try a few and see what works for you. (4) Don't brush or comb wet, your hair is weakest then. (5) Finger comb rather than brushing or combing, it's gentler. (6) Braid your hair at night to avoid tangles (which can be tricky to get out without damaging your hair). (7) Avoid hair holders (clips, elastics, etc.) that pull at your hair too much, or that your hair gets caught in. I like the all elastic ones (i.e. no metal holding the band together) that they make now.

I recently started taking biotin supplements, but I haven't noticed much difference in growth. Also, I never really had this issue, but if your hair is already damaged, you probably want to trim off the damaged parts before you really start trying to grow it out.

I pretty much agree with Mellisant, I don't put too many products on my hair, and try not to heat it too often. I let it dry naturally after I have washed it if I can, and brush it when it is dry.

Biotin!! It makes your skin, hair and, nails healthy and strong and glowy!

dont wash everyday


take biotin

dont straighten/ blow dry.

I wash my hair, use conditioner, and mousse for my curls. That's all I do. I like my hair.

With fragile hair, washing less often helps (I used to wash mine every day and it was a lot more brittle than it is now). Putting it up helps, especially if you'll be working out or out in the wind and sun. Putting it up is also good if it is long enough to rub between your back and the back of your chair. Be gentle when you comb or brush and try to stay out of swimming pools.

I take Biotin and Fish Oil and I see a big difference. I also use Infusium 3x per week after I shampoo. Also, don't wash your hair everyday - it washes away natural oils and causes breakage!

that is what I did, it worked for me. They have biotin hair stuff over at GNC. Try that out.

I've been using Ovation Cell Therapy for about 7 months and seen some really good results. It's expensive but the first bottle lasted me almost 6 months.

I used iOvation Cell Therapy for 10 months, and my hair grew less than one inch longer. I'm not saying that it doesn't work for everyone, but it 100% did not work for me and just made my thin hair weighed down and greasy-looking.

I cut mine into a pixie cut for a while and got tired of it. The one common piece of advise everywhere I go is moisture. Keep your hair conditioned and go easy on the heat styling and it will grow better and healthier.

I know that my lovely locks will discount this fact: Prenatal pills. Every woman I know that gets pregnant and takes them...their hair just gets better looking.

I think part of this is the crazy hormone party in her body as well though.

Also be careful when it's wet! Don't twist it dry or use harsh brushing. My hairdresser told me to use a wide tooth comb. Sure it's a pain in the butt but with good conditioner it's not too bad.

Many members in my family are beauticians and I was always told to brush your hair for 100 strokes every night (hair has to be air dried) and massage your scalp often. Stimulates the hair folicles to grow.

I never tried it becuase my hair grow fast on it's own but I don't dye my hair, curl it, blow dry it, straighten it or put very much chemicals in my hair... so it's pretty healthy.

Ohhh, lots of vitamens!

Hope this helps. :-) Good luck!!

I have had long naturally blonde hair my entire life. I think outside factors matter more than anything you ingest. I take a multi-vitamin when I remember, that's it. I don't dye it, or blow dry it regularly, or use any chemicals at all. No hairspray, nothing. I do the towel thing on my head to sop up the wetness, then I always brush when wet, right after my shower. I let it air dry, but will (very rarely) use a blow dryer if I need it to dry fast. Maybe once a month, or 2x, I pull out the hot curlers for a special occasion. I religiously use Pantene shampoo and conditioner, every day I wash my hair, and its the only thing that makes my hair silky. Anything else leaves my hair yucky looking. I try to keep it up and out of the water when swimming, but if it gets wet oh well. Chlorine in pools is terrible for your hair; when I was younger my hair was destroyed from swimming and was like straw and actually had a tinge of green to it, yikes.
I also cut my hair myself. I cut off 11 inches about 8 months ago, and it has already grown back, down past my butt again. I get compliments all the time, and I really do nothing except brush when wet and keep a ponytail holder on my wrist for when I want it up. My hairstyle is stress-free and takes no time at all