Long Hair

   How your hair will grow does not depend on what you put on top of your head, but depends on what your diet is and how you treat it. If you do not eat healthily and if you often use presses, hair dryers, etc., nothing will change with these masks (I tell you from experience). I had the same problem as you and there is no other option but to get a haircut, I cut her to the shoulders and now I regularly go to get a haircut (then my hair grew to the butt for about a year or so). Sometimes it is best not to put pumice on your head that can be harmful. I personally used only quinine water, but I don't know maybe it helped, personally I think it's because I stopped damaging my hair and started eating healthy things.

   Hello. Unfortunately, there is no shampoo, mask or conditioner that can make your hair grow faster. Hair masks will make your hair shinier, healthier and more beautiful. However, there is no way to make the hair thicker. Hair density depends on the genetics of each person. My hair is very long, up to my butt, and it grows very fast. But the hair is fine and generally drier. In order for my ends to bloom minimally, I follow the following rules: - No paints - No hair dryers and other types of heat treatment - Shampoo without sulfates - Conditioner and hair cream without silicones. By themselves, silicones are not bad, have many applications in cosmetics and are present in 90% of hair products, especially those that are for shine, hair straightening and anti frizz. The problem is that silicones do not wash off with water. Need shampoo with sulfates (99% of shampoos), and this type of shampoo dries the hair and if used frequently, the hair begins to bloom (naturally flowering can be caused by other factors). On the ends I apply jojoba oil, put very little and do not wash it off. This oil is nutritious and at the same time not very greasy, it is light, so it is ideal for hair. In addition to nourishing it, it also gives shine. There is no point in cutting a lot of hair. Do not cut more than 4-5 fingers (maximum) and ask them to shape your hair in a V shape. This way you will keep part of the length, and at the same time you will cut a lot of flowering ends. so it is ideal for hair. In addition to nourishing it, it also gives shine. There is no point in cutting a lot of hair. Do not cut more than 4-5 fingers (maximum) and ask them to shape your hair in a V shape. This way you will keep part of the length, and at the same time you will cut a lot of flowering ends. so it is ideal for hair. In addition to nourishing it, it also gives shine. There is no point in cutting a lot of hair. Do not cut more than 4-5 fingers (maximum) and ask them to shape your hair in the shape of V. This way you will keep part of the length, and at the same time you will cut a lot of flowering ends.

   Don't think about it, just cut it. First, there is no point in having long hair if it has bloomed. No matter how much you cut it, I'm sure it will look much better. And yet it is hair, it will always grow, calm down. For growth, I've heard that quinine water helps. And in order not to bloom a second time like that, go to the hairdresser regularly. I wish you success and do not worry.

   Thanks for the nice and detailed comments to everyone :)

   I cut mine myself every 2 months by about 1 cm and I have no blooms. I discovered for myself that when I chop often and less, it is better and becomes longer.

   Some time ago I tried a mask with trivitaminol and I was not particularly fascinated. Maybe it's up to the man. For fast growth, you can try massaging the scale while your head is down for 3-5 minutes, thus stimulating growth as blood circulation goes to the head. It should be done for 7-8 days, no more, and it is recommended before bedtime. The hair grows by about 3 centimeters. I've tried it and it works. There may not be much difference in a month, but after a few the results are good. The other method is to rub your nails into each other for 15-20 minutes WITHOUT those of your thumbs. It sounds strange, but it also stimulates hair growth. You can do it before the scalp massage. This video can be useful for you: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VBk-3W0e0v4 I use Indian henna to thicken my hair, but it requires regular henna. Over time, it makes the hair thicker. After a few months of brushing twice a month, my hair stopped sticking, but I stopped combing it so often. Sege is not as dense as before, but not the horror that was. For flowering, I can recommend polishing, but your hair may be too blooming in length for it. But keep in mind that while polishing cleans the flowery ends, it also tears the hair, so a healing mask or quality keratin therapy after it will not be bad. Black Sabbath that while polishing cleans the flowery ends, it also tears the hair, so a healing mask or quality keratin therapy after it will not be bad. Black Sabbath that while polishing cleans the blooming ends, it also tears the hair, so a healing mask or quality keratin therapy after it will not be bad. Black Sabbath

   Number 2 has given the wrong information .... hair grows faster when you lubricate it with oils -coconut or almond, etc ... there are masks- mask with neem and amla ... there are shampoos- with oils And you do not need to the hair dryer is stopped. What nonsense only.

   Hello! I'm commenting a little late, but I can give you two crazy tips that I have no idea how and why they work, but they work! They do not require anything! The first is to bathe your hair with cold water after bathing (not with ice so that you don't get sick, but rather with a slightly lukewarm one)! I don't know how, but it works. My hair is longer, thicker and healthier. I was wondering why I read in some places that cold water tightens the pores of the hair and keeps the hair smooth and shiny. My second advice is not to comb your hair while it is wet, because it breaks and begins to bloom more. Take care of it, do not use a hair dryer (except when necessary), presses or other hair burning appliances. Make your own masks and solve it from the bottom up (of course I don't mean topping, but to solve the tips of the hair first and gradually upwards).