Hi there! Have you tried just about every hair product out there to get longer and thicker
hair, but none of them seem to work?
Your hair grows on an average of around half an inch each month, which amounts to six inches
over the year. But this is a ballpark number that varies from person to person, as it's
governed by your genetics as well.
But Often due to inadequate nourishment and damage, your natural hair growth can be hindered.
As you get older, your hair may start to lose volume and thickness. Sometimes thinning hair
can also be linked to your diet, nutrient deficiencies, or genetics.
Although there are techniques that you can use to get longer and thicker hair within
30 days, and in today’s video we will tell you what these techniques are. From maintaining
a healthy diet to using the right hair products and more, stay tuned to find these are!
Don’t Overuse Heat Styling Tools: It’s a well-known fact that using heat styling
tools such as hair dryers or straighteners can significantly dry out your hair, leaving
it brittle and dull.
While air drying is the safest alternative, it’s not always the most stylish choice.
So, if ditching heated equipment isn’t on the cards for you, try to limit your use.
In particular, avoiding blow-drying and heat styling on the same day is ideal.
Doing so will allow your strands time to recover and strengthen before the next round. For
further protection, always apply a thermal heat protector and stick to a styling temperature
of 185 degrees Celsius or lower.
Once you cut down or stop using heat style tools completely, you will notice your hair
getting thicker within 30 days.
Get your Hair trimmed: Yes, you heard it right. Regular trimming of hair can ensure fast hair
growth. This happens because of excessive dirt and sun, the end of your hair usually
gets damaged and rough, inducing split ends.
Damaged hair, filled with split ends, inhibit the growth and health of hair by causing thinning,
and breakage. When you regularly trim your hair, those split ends get cut off, leaving
your hair to breathe and grow without any hurdle.
However, make sure you don’t overdo the trimming, and either cut your hair too short
or cut it too regularly.
Eat Healthy: Healthy hair growth starts on the inside. You should make good edible choices
to include iron rich foods like spinach, kale, chard, beans and tofu, all of which are great
sources of iron as well as biotin and zinc.
These two elements have been shown to support healthy hair growth. Biotin is also found
in bananas, beans, cauliflower, eggs, peanuts, lentils and salmon.
Protein is also essential for thick and healthy hair. You can try to get yours from chicken,
lean red meats, eggs, nuts, whole grains, soybeans, seafood and low-fat dairy products.
You should also try cooking with coconut and olive oil, avoiding coffee, alcohol and tobacco.
Try limiting the consumption of processed and refined foods, which can deplete vital
nutrients from the body.
And drink plenty of water, which will keep the strands that you do have supple and sleek!
Eat healthy for a month and see your hair getting longer and thicker.
Avoid Frequent Washing: To make your hair grow faster limit your hair washings. The
essential oils in your scalp keep your hair healthy. When you wash your hair frequently,
it can deplete these essential oils which can slow down hair growth.
If you have dry hair, wash it one to two times a week. For normal hair two to four times
per week, curly hair and wavy dry hair once per week or once every two weeks and finally
for oily hair it may be necessary to wash every day. Use your own judgment on your oily
hair if you think it has to be washed every day.
Brush Your Scalp: You can brush your scalp with a wire bristle brush for longer hair
faster. This will help stimulate the cells on your scalp and help promote hair growth!
Only brush your hair when it is dry. Do not brush your hair when you get out of the shower
as your hair can break easily when wet. You may use a wide-toothed comb or your fingertips
if your hair is wet to detangle your hair. Your best bet is to brush your hair before
shampooing and conditioning your hair. This will also loosen up your hair that is about
to fall out and save you from having a clogged shower drain.
When you are brushing your hair try to do it in C motions so you don’t have to go
the entire length of your hair each time. Do this for about 5 minutes as often as you
can.
Go Easy On The Shampoo: If you are in the habit of washing your hair with shampoo every
other day, it is time you put a check on that habit.
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Yes, shampooing removes dirt and product build up, but even the best shampoo can also strip
your hair of its natural oils, which are essential in supporting your hair growth. Excessive
shampooing can also leave your hair dry and brittle.
When you do need to shampoo, only sud-up at the roots and then simply allow the shampoo
to rinse through the length of your hair. This will stop your ends from becoming dry.
Loosen up your Hair: Tied and tight hair can be super aging for your hair. This is because
the stress placed on the perpetual tension on your scalp is going to lead to root breakage
and quite possibly a receding hairline.
You can get a big blowout with a ton of texture which is so much more youthful than ponytail.
All you need is a double-duty conditioning and styling spray. Simply put it on blast,
give your tresses a tousle and you’re good to go. Or spritz into your hands, warm it
up between your palms and lightly skim across the surface for a shine that’s very youthful
indeed.
Minimize Stress: You must have noticed that your hair tends to fall out when you are stressed
out.
This is because stress causes a chemical reaction in your body that negatively impacts your
health. These changes are reflected in your outward appearance, including your hair.
Do your hair a favor by minimizing stress. If you can’t avoid it altogether, look for
ways to wind-down at the end of your day. Light exercise, massages and aroma therapy
are all great ways to reduce your stress and improve the health of your hair.
Try Aloe Vera Treatment: With plenty of benefits for your health, it is not surprising that
aloe vera is very good for your hair as well helping it get thicker.
Aloe Vera contains proteolytic enzymes that can help heal damaged skin cells, hydrate
and nourish your scalp, stimulate dormant hair follicles, and offer antifungal and antibacterial
benefits.
You can make an amazing aloe vera hair mask for maximum benefits. Mix 1 cup of fresh aloe
vera gel with 2 tablespoons of castor oil until you form a paste. Work the mixture into
your scalp. You can apply it to damp hair if desired. Cover your hair with a shower
cap and sleep with it on. In the morning, wash your hair with cold water and a gentle
shampoo.
Avoid Coloring Your Hair: You may be tempted to jump on the platinum blonde bandwagon for
the summer or darken your locks come fall, but doing so may mean forfeiting your long
hair goals thanks to the damage that comes along with chemical processing.
If you must dye your hair, try to stay within three shades of your natural hair color. Dyeing
your hair darker rather than lighter generally causes less damage.
Deep Condition Once A Week: This step is essential if you want a longer and thicker hair within
30 days.
Deep conditioning can improve the overall health, elasticity, and strength of your hair.
It can even smoothen your hair cuticle and adds tons of moisture to it. Leave your deep
conditioner on for half an hour and then rinse.
Keep in mind not to overdo it for more than 30 minutes. Always go for a chemical free
conditioner.
Use Castor Oil: If you hair isn’t getting any longer, it’s probably because it breaks
off easily. Castor oil contains omega-6 essential fatty acids and triglycerides that can help
get your hair stronger.
Castor Oil can also stimulate hair growth, moisturize your scalp and fix split ends.
Strong hair doesn’t thin out and break off. Massaging this to your scalp or even adding
it into your deep conditioner is a great way to apply castor oil.
Crack an Egg: Eggs are a powerhouse for your hair. The egg yolks are particularly nutrient-dense
and come packed with biotin, vitamins A, D, E, K and folate. They also contain iron, copper
and zinc, as well as a host of B Vitamins, which are the most essential for hair health!
Vitamins B1 or thiamine, B2 or riboflavin and B5 or pantothenic acid are good for hair
flexibility, strength and overall wellness. Biotin or Vitamin B7 is especially essential
for hair growth and density.
You can make an easy egg mask. In a bowl, crack an egg or two depending on the thickness
and length of your hair. Then add 2 Tablespoons of olive oil and coconut oil to tame frizz.
Leave this on your hair for 30 minutes and allow it to penetrate the hair shaft. These
oils are rich in antioxidants and help stimulate hair growth.
Try these methods for a month and let us know how that worked out for your hair in the comments
section below!