When you are growing your healthy hair to new heights there are some protective measures you must have in place to ensure that you receive consistent results.
The first of which has to do with the roots! This is where the magic happens. As human nature would dictate, it is natural to look to the ends of our tendrils to see the growth. However with any goal you set, you must look at the root of the problem to get to your end result.
The hair follicle is the point at which new hair sprouts from your scalp. You can grow strong hair or weak hair based on your daily lifestyle, which includes the food that you consume, vitamins you take, as well as the amount of water you drink and sleeping patterns. All factors of one’s lifestyle affect the growth patterns for better or for worse. For example, with lack of sleep, inconsistent nutrients, or dehydration, your body will not have the necessary energy to produce strong hair strands to support your goals. However when these things are present you will notice your body get to work to create the best hair.
What is difficult to detect at the scalp is the amount of hair sebum that is produced through the sebaceous glands. This sebum is your natural oil, which lubricates the scalp and supports the hair follicle and hair shaft. Based on the density and length of your hair, that sebum will naturally spread throughout the strands and protect them from the elements. Highly textured hair has the most trouble with dry hair and that is in direct response to the many twist and turns of the curl pattern, making it difficult to travel down to the end of the length. Lack of lubrication at the ends could cause dryness and ultimately breakage, putting a harsh STOP to hair lengthening goals.
This however does not support the ideal environment for hair to grow at its height, which is roughly ½ inch per month. So you see it takes two things to grow hair:
1. Growing Strong hair at ½ inch per month.
2. Caring for the existing hair from root to tip to prevent breakage.
Therefore regulating sebum flow is important. You can do this by making sure your scalp is clean, allowing for regular flow in harmony with the body. Use a clean, sulfate free shampoo, as needed which should be about every 1-2 months for deep clarifying. Consider Pure Curls, the best shampoo for curly hair and commit to a hair care regimen that provides high quality care with the best curly hair products. These products should moisturize the hair and cleanse the scalp to regulate the production of glands. Every cleanse sends a message to the scalp that there is a need for more oil and so the body will supply.
Cleanse your hair regularly and use a conditioner wash in between for additional hydration. Follow with a conditioner and a leave in conditioner to aid with styling. Seal the moisture deal with moisturizing oil like Champagne and Caviar Curl Elixir on the ends. With this type of care, you should be able to meet your ½ inch per month growth goal while retaining the hair you have! Best wishes!
The first of which has to do with the roots! This is where the magic happens. As human nature would dictate, it is natural to look to the ends of our tendrils to see the growth. However with any goal you set, you must look at the root of the problem to get to your end result.
The hair follicle is the point at which new hair sprouts from your scalp. You can grow strong hair or weak hair based on your daily lifestyle, which includes the food that you consume, vitamins you take, as well as the amount of water you drink and sleeping patterns. All factors of one’s lifestyle affect the growth patterns for better or for worse. For example, with lack of sleep, inconsistent nutrients, or dehydration, your body will not have the necessary energy to produce strong hair strands to support your goals. However when these things are present you will notice your body get to work to create the best hair.
What is difficult to detect at the scalp is the amount of hair sebum that is produced through the sebaceous glands. This sebum is your natural oil, which lubricates the scalp and supports the hair follicle and hair shaft. Based on the density and length of your hair, that sebum will naturally spread throughout the strands and protect them from the elements. Highly textured hair has the most trouble with dry hair and that is in direct response to the many twist and turns of the curl pattern, making it difficult to travel down to the end of the length. Lack of lubrication at the ends could cause dryness and ultimately breakage, putting a harsh STOP to hair lengthening goals.
This however does not support the ideal environment for hair to grow at its height, which is roughly ½ inch per month. So you see it takes two things to grow hair:
1. Growing Strong hair at ½ inch per month.
2. Caring for the existing hair from root to tip to prevent breakage.
Therefore regulating sebum flow is important. You can do this by making sure your scalp is clean, allowing for regular flow in harmony with the body. Use a clean, sulfate free shampoo, as needed which should be about every 1-2 months for deep clarifying. Consider Pure Curls, the best shampoo for curly hair and commit to a hair care regimen that provides high quality care with the best curly hair products. These products should moisturize the hair and cleanse the scalp to regulate the production of glands. Every cleanse sends a message to the scalp that there is a need for more oil and so the body will supply.
Cleanse your hair regularly and use a conditioner wash in between for additional hydration. Follow with a conditioner and a leave in conditioner to aid with styling. Seal the moisture deal with moisturizing oil like Champagne and Caviar Curl Elixir on the ends. With this type of care, you should be able to meet your ½ inch per month growth goal while retaining the hair you have! Best wishes!
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