Bonus!--My Haircare Tips for Healthier, Longer Hair

 Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog! Today I will be sharing some helpful haircare tips, and ways to keep your hair from breakage. 

Shower Tips

I never really thought that your shower routine can affect the oil that your hair produces. I always washed all my hair, but then I realized that can actually dry your hair, so now I only wash my roots, and that is a major game-changer. Second, I highly recommend parting your hair in two sections before shampooing. After that, shampoo only one section at a time. I found that I can put in more days of no showering in-between showers, because doing that technique does an extra good job of getting out the oils. 

Second, if you are looking for your hair to grow faster but to not have to maintain it as much during the growth period, don't let your hair get extremely oily. I wash my hair every 2 days but having an excessive amount of oil in your hair can actually shorten your hair growth period. this is because the oil actually clogs your hair follicles, making it longer to grow. 

Protection Tips

If you have never heard of hair slugging, I recommend trying it. First, apply argon oil and coconut oil, and run that with your fingers through your hair. Brush. Then, take a long clean sock, and turn it inside out, and put your hair in. Use a scrunchie to tie the sock to your hair, then keep overnight. Avoid really tight hairstyles, because that can cause breakage. Fabric hairbands are my personal favorite, but it totally depends on you:)

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