I RUINED my Hair Growth Journey *8 ways I fixed it*

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  @BeautyfromNature · 1 year ago

  Tip: I buy cheap silk scarves and dresses from the thrift store and make my own hair ties and pillow cases. Huge savings.

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  @CaliHinojosaVids · 1 year ago

  Besides stress management and nutrition, I think simply washing my hair more has helped it so much. I have super baby fine hair. It gets dirty very easily. The 2010s were full of advice to not wash your hair as often, which is great for certain hair types, but terrible for mine. I also stopped using dry shampoo and that helped a lot too. I only ever use it in an absolute emergency. Like running out the door and realizing I should’ve washed my hair. My rule though is that if I use dry shampoo, I have to wash my hair that night.

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  @BetaBetaZZ · 1 year ago

  When someone mess up with your hair and you get upset it’s not “OVERREACTING” hair is one of the most important aspects of people’s self esteem also having an stranger ruin it and then charge you for it it’s obviously a big deal.

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  @madelainedusseau4293 · 1 year ago

  One thing you didn't mention and I didn't see in the comments.  If you have thin, baby fine hair don't let a hairdresser cut layers.  Not only do they add to scraggliness, they take forever to grow out.

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  @grace-fq3ir · 1 year ago (edited)

  To Keltie/anyone who needs to hear this, You&apos;re doing great, things will work out, sometimes you just need to push, even during the hardest times. <br>P.S. Your hair is so beautiful Keltie!

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  @hellokittydoll2794 · 1 year ago

  Just a quick tip. I wash my silk hairties in a laundry bag with my bras. It def tightens them back up. 😊

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  @vanessad5629 · 1 year ago

  I remember the start of this journey, the growth is amazing and does not go unnoticed!

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  @hannahweyland6400 · 1 year ago

  Hey Kelsie, I just wanted to put my two cents in. As a hairdresser I can confidently say hair doesn&apos;t grow an inch a month usually. I&apos;m a barber so I do a lot of short haircuts and can see the hair growth on men who always get the same haircut. Hair on average grows 1/4 - 1/2 inch a month. I&apos;ve never met any man who&apos;s hair grows an inch, sometimes it&apos;s 3/4 of an inch at most. I just wanted to come on here for those of you who&apos;s hair doesn&apos;t grow as fast due to genetics and diet. I&apos;m definitely a 1/4 inch per month kind of girl and I&apos;ve always felt embarrassed about it cause I felt like everyone&apos;s hair was growing way more. To be fair others might be growing a tiny bit fast but give your hair some credit for the little bit it did grow and know that it&apos;s extremely rare for hair to grow an inch a month. You got this, just be patient and take care of those ends

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  @Sam-zy7vj · 1 year ago

  Been waiting for this! Your original hair growth video is the reason my hair is longer today than I ever thought it could be. Every time I almost gave up like I used to I watched the video and it inspired me to have more patience. It’s been 2-3 years and I’m still growing it thanks to you!! ❤

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  @terezazovincova8987 · 1 year ago

  I had this problem as well and the person that helped me the most is for sure Abbey Yung here on youtube. Not just a beauty influencer talking about what works based on trends, but a trichologist who really knows her stuff.

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  @ellencrane7084 · 1 year ago

  You nailed the stress management statement about life just gets more stressful as you get older! I wish I learned effective stress management techniques earlier in life!

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  @LivingTheZoeLife · 1 year ago

  Love these tips. Another one I&apos;d add is that I always brush my hair before showering so that it&apos;s easier and less tangled to brush when it&apos;s wet. That might be stating the obvious, but I don&apos;t think I&apos;d ever thought to do it until fairly recently!

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