How do you make your hair grow longer faster? More

･ 1 Pour the entire package of gelatine into the 1/2 cup of hot water and dissolve well. ･ 2 Open your shampoo and conditioner bottles make sure that there would be enough room for you to pour… ･ 3 Divide the gelatin mixture and pour in…

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well dont do anything to it as they say its best to leave things well left alone

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By making sure you have healthy hair you need to get it trimmed at least one half inch every three months. That way you can get rid of all the breakage and split ends. Those tend to trip you up when you are trying to grow your hair out. Tak…

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Related Questions Answered on Y!Answers

HOW DO YOU MAKE YOUR HAiR GROW MORE FASTER AND LONGER?

Q: i NEED TiPS CAUSE I WANT MY HAiR MORE LONGER QUiCK AND FAST!!!!

A: well, you cant make your hair grow faster. but make sure to deep condition it every week to repair damage, and get trims every 4 weeks or so- that probably doesnt make sense but if you trim it just a little bit, it’ll stop breakage, and it’ll look healthier too!! good luck

How to make your hair grow longer fast!?

Q: i really want to get my hair cut in about 3 weeks. i heard that jello makes your hair grow faster. im not looking for like an inch, but if i have a cup of jello everyday until i go to get my haircut, do you think it could grow a little bit longer? right now its about an inch or an inch and a half below my shoulders. i just want it a little bit longer so its not too short when i get my haircut. how much do you think it could grow within like 3 weeks? and does jello really work or am i wasting my time? if you have any more ideas feel free to tell me=] thanks.

A: Depending on how fast your hair grows, if you are lucky it will grow a little short of an inch, if your hair grows slow, maybe a half an inch. That jello should help a lot, I used to do the same thing 🙂

how do you make your hair grow faster?

Q: i really want my hair to grow longer but its just stuck at my shoulders. is there anyway that you can make your hair grow faster? do you have to eat more vegetables or something? its taking ages i’ve been trying to grow it for about three years and it’s still only just past my shoulders. any ideas?

A: Assess the current condition of your hair. Is it healthy, shiny and strong, or has it been damaged from heat, sun, coloring, etc.? You don’t want to grow out hair that is damaged and scraggly. If you suffer from split, thin, and dry ends, seriously consider getting a trim to remove as much of the damage as possible. Split ends will not slow down growth, as your hair grows from the scalp, but getting rid of them will make your hair more neat and attractive. Look at your overall health and your lifestyle. How is your diet? Do you exercise and sleep enough? Are you under a large amount of stress? If your body is lacking in health, your hair will be lacking as well. Your hair growth rate will be at its maximum when you are at your healthiest. Make some dietary changes. Hair consists of protein (because hair is keretinized protein) so be sure that you are getting enough. Incorporate foods from all food groups – especially protein. Nuts, poultry, vegetables, fruits, grains, eggs, etc. all contribute to hair health. Consider taking a daily vitamin supplement. There are many options on the market nowadays. Research the multi-vitamins which may work best for you. Other vitamins and minerals that are believed to contribute to hair growth are: biotin, beta-carotene, biosil, b complexes, magnesium, sulfur, zinc, silica, nettle, and flaxseed oil.Stimulate blood flow to your scalp. One of the two main ways is by doing cardio. There are many benefits to cardio – staying fit, being healthier, glowing skin, and increased blood flow, which can get rid of strange hues that some people get on their legs and increase hair growth. The other main way of stimulating blood flow is by massaging your scalp. Take the tips of your fingers and massage your scalp all over, for about 5 minutes. Do not over brush your hair and NEVER use a bristled brush, as this will tear and damage your hair. Not to mention it doesn’t feel very nice. (Boar bristled brushes, however, are in fact good for your hair as they “maintain good hair condition by keeping it clean, stimulating the scalp and distributing oils for a healthy, glossy look, without ever damaging it or causing split ends.” Do not brush your hair when it is wet. Wet hair is very elastic and prone to breakage. De-tangle your hair with your fingers or a wide-toothed comb. Do not over wash your hair. The oils that your scalp produces can be beneficial to the health of your hair. If you wash your hair every day, consider skipping a day or only using conditioner one day instead of both shampoo and conditioner. Shampooing everyday may be necessary for oily hair, but normal hair can get by with shampooing about 2-4 times a week, and dry hair is best when you shampoo about 1-2 a week. Curly hair (types 3A-4C) can be shampooed as little as once a week, to once every two weeks, because curly hair tends to be dryer. Use a shampoo/conditioner that is right for your hair. For instance, if you have dry, frizzy hair, you should not be using products designed for oily hair. Look into using a leave-in conditioner and/or hot oil treatments. Your local beauty supply store (i.e. Sally’s) will have many options to choose from. Make sure to read the directions beforehand! Cut back on the coloring sessions, which will inevitably cause your hair damage. If you must color your hair, look into some of the newer dyes available which offer more moisturizing protection when dying. If you want to dye your hair a shade of red, try dying it naturally with henna. If you want to dye your hair black, you can try dying it with a combination of henna and indigo. Use protective styles, which are hair styles that keep your hair up and unexposed from environmental damage. Some examples would be buns, ponytails, plaits, cornrows, French braids, etc. This is very effective for a person whose hair is above shoulder length, because the hair tends to rub against clothes. Use them loosely, though, as you don’t want to yank on your roots and scalp. When pulling back your hair, use smooth bands and clips. Avoid metal clips that can tangle and break hair, and never use bare rubber/elastic bands on your hair or hair bands that contain metal connections. Avoid excessively hot water as well as blow dryers and curling irons. If you must use a blow dryer, invest in a diffuser. Consider wearing a cap or scarf of some sort when outside. Excessive heat/cold, wind and the elements can damage your hair. You may also choose to invest in a silk/satin hair wrap or a silk/satin pillowcase to reduce damage to your hair when you toss and turn at night.