Hey guy! So I wanted to clarify what I mean by “mixed” in this video. I mean not having to be biracial, grandparent being non black or great grand parent having to be non black for you to attain hair growth. Most likely everyone is mixed to some degree in America and elsewhere, but I specifically mean mixed in the sense of my first sentence here. Hope that clarifies any misunderstanding.

I have 4a 4b hair and when I straighten it it’s halfway down my back, I have so many people asking me what I am mixed with. 🙄 I tell them the father the son and the Holy Spirit because I get so annoyed. I take really good care of my hair that’s it, I don’t need to be nor am I mixed with anything. I have 3 young daughters and the only issue I have is they hate washing their hair so that is my biggest struggle. This video was helpful, thank you.

I regret not keeping my 3 oldest daughters hair natural, but all 5 of them are natural now, and so am I! My youngest daughter has never had a relaxer. Praise God for the natural!

you are doing such a good job momma! she's going to love and appreciate this so much as she grows up!

Thank you sista for breaking down the long hair and not just for mix fam, but All black hair can, does and Will grow long. So long as its taken care of! Learn the hair types, and where the hair needs the most attention.

This is such a great video and you made so valid points, everyone's genetics and hair type is different so it's important to understand YOUR hair type. Everyone wants to lump all natural hair into one big category.

I love that you show products at different price points. My daughter has a different hair type so idk if the same products will work, but these are great tips and techniques. We recently had a bad experience with a braider that ended up with damage to her scalp and bad breakage so I’m not letting anyone else touch her head, we’re about to get into this routine at home! So videos like this are really helpful and encouraging. Subscribed! 💕✨

I do my daughters hair every day! One has tail bone hair and the other one has mid back length… they are 2 and 4 years old. I don’t do braids, twist etc… I just shampoo, detangler spray , and leave in. They both have thick hair and I use combs and brushes every day…. It’s important to mention my daughters are biracial… my husband is Italian and I am Haitian. All hair grows at different rates👍🏾

My daughters hair is exactly the same as your baby and this is what I always did So I'm glad you're helping people

You are articulate. You speak from experience. Will incorporate some of your tips on my “SHORT” natural hair that as a senior I want to grow.

People also forget that the health of your blood is incredibly important when it comes to growing your hair out. You can’t avoid it. If you don’t have enough vitamin D or iron in your blood no amount of scalp massages will grow your hair because there’s very limited oxygen in your blood to stimulate your scalp. Even though my hair is incredibly healthy, the hair at the back of my head did not grow for a good 6 months because of my deficiencies in both iron and vit d. It was so so bad! So I put my hair in braids and started taking my prescribed supplements religiously. I was drinking green smoothies that were very high in iron and I was whipping up beetroot juices every day. At some point I almost had an iron overdose. 😂 Within two months my hair started growing normally again. And within a month I was growing a good inch monthly because I also incorporate Ayurvedia and yellow sulfur/MSM into my routine. In a good month I get about an inch and a half. It all starts from the inside guys don’t underestimate it. Btw I still do drink green smoothies because they’re very very good for you. Please incorporate them into your meals 😊

Loved the jingle in the beginning 😂😍 I’m so happy you made this video!! My daughter is 2 with a full head of natural hair. Thank you for these tips!!

I am taking NOTES! This is one of my yearly goals to grow my hair.

Hey cammy fantastic tips! I loved the tip where you look for water based ingredients in the styling products! I have wavy and long hair so this is a great tip! Your daughters hair is amazing!

All of these tips are super important for growing natural hair! I prefer a wide tooth comb too. The comb detangles my hair a lot quicker than the brush

Great video!! Just FYI marshalls and tj maxx carries a lot of mane choice and aunt Jackie’s products that are very reasonable. These stores also carry other curly hair products as well as high-end products.

Your tips are mostly what I do on my sons hair and his hair has been flourishing these past 3 or so years

Definitely true info, my daughter just turned 3 and her hair is now waist length. And a key for everyone’s hair like you said is less manipulation for sure. We did not do the “cute” hair styles as she’s been growing up, she stayed with a lil fro and graduated to puffs as her hair got longer. Now, it’s definitely twists or several sections of braids. Hair definitely needs moisture first and then I llike to finger detangle first and then go in with tools. And I’ve told other parents that putting too much tension on a baby’s scalp for a cute hairstyle is not worth it. Less is definitely more and hair wash days/styling days for the kids won’t become a headache if you’re being gentle and not ripping their hair out. Thanks again for the confirmation and info!

Girl, my daughter is seven and her hair is butt length. I get asked all the time what do I do to grow her hair. I say the same thing, simple hair styles and gentle detangling. I keep my daughter’s hair in large twist 90% of the time. I am team finger detangle and detangle brush though. She gets web like tangles in her hair and I pull those tangles apart strand by strand with my fingers. It takes forever but it is worth it. I have recently fallen in love with the KAZMALEJE brush. I was skeptical but purchased it anyway. It works great. It acts like a wide tooth comb but it is faster. My other favorite is the ultimate tangle teezer. I am going to have to try that quench leave-in. I use SOULTANICALS Knot Sauce and it is expensive.

I'm just learning how to take care of my natural hair. I'm Hispanic but my parents nor my siblings have my hair texture so learning my 4b hair has been struggle but video like this has helped me alot. 🥰

Everything you do I have always done for my children and they hair grows pass there butt. Love this video so real!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

It's more about retention than growth. I also use these same tips and I retain almost all of my length.

Sing Cammy! Such an informative video by such a talented person. Your daughter is def growing up and it’s so cool to see. Meanwhile I don’t understand why so many people are being weird about something so simple as hair care for children. 🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

I agree with using water based products. When I buy products for my daughter's hair, I always look at the ingredients. The FIRST ingredient MUST be water or I don't buy it.

I have one of the Aunt Jackie Leave in’s & the 3 in 1 Mane Choice leave in conditioner & rinse out AND neeeeooowwww I can’t wait to use it on me & my daughter’s hair. You have me excited now 💁🏽‍♀️❤️

Yesss to the wide tooth comb and spray bottle 🙌🏽🙌🏽 those 360 mist bottles are the truth!

I love this video! Getting tangles out are just like cleaning lol let that product sit! Yall both have gorgeous hair!

Hey fam! What length retention tips did you find the most helpful?

Yes I love adding leave in conditioner in my hair before putting anything else on it.

I wish my mom was able to do what you did. I was relaxed froma avery early. Love you tips. Happy new year babes💕💕

Heyyy my little sister has really long 4c hair that goes down her back and I’ve had such short hair that not even shoulder length. So here I am buying comb and products and scalp massagers and I am so exited to see the process and people like you help me with my hair ❤ and I wear my hair in braids btw 🙂

Clammy I enjoyed this video! Great tips I’ve been using these methods I think my daughters hair has been at a stand still but I Also know it’s because I have been allowing her to wear a single ponytail and bun lately and hadn’t been keeping up with it like I usually do. But have been back taking care like usual and she’s getting into wearing her natural hair and curly fro. I am definitely going to give the conditioner a try

Aww, can't wait 💛💛💛💛

Straight to the point without all the extra bs Not trying to promote some sponsored products Nothing but good tips This is rare....🤔

Funny and informative! I saw you on my timeline but I’m definitely a subscriber now.

Wonderful video, I love this. My hair type is different from yours (I am from India) but interestingly I grew up with many of these same tips! Consistent routine, wide tooth comb, detangling from the bottom first, simple hairstyles and I rarely do heat styling, or coloring. I have an oily scalp so I grew up washing it too much, but now with my 1 year old daughter I only shampoo hers once per week. Something that was alway routine for me was doing coconut hair oil, and my mother would massage that into my scalp as long as I can remember. It was so relaxing, and bonding time with her, but also conditioning it overnight, and stimulating good blood flow to the follicles. 🙂

First, your daughters hair is amazing 😮. Secondly I’m Caucasian, but I’m so upset bcs I’m only 20 and just a couple of years ago my hair used to grow so so fast! Now my hair takes forever to grow even a little bit 😭

This was perfect. I had to save this video so I can refer to it. I love the loving intention with hair

My daughter is 6 and her hair is waist length and thick. I have been trying to find a good leave in and even moisturizer for her hair. It doesn’t matter what I put in it, when her hair dries it is so DRY. I normally twist or braid it up and leave it alone for 2-3 weeks because it’s a lot to handle. If only I can find a really good moisturizing product for her hair. (Even though the products I use I don’t care for, I still continue to moisturize and seal in an effort to keep her hair moisturized if that makes sense) I will try the products you’ve mentioned.

Thank you,thank you for your knowledge. I 've been struggling for 11 yrs with detaching my daughter's hair after washing, best info for me is the spray bottle with the water to moisturize and the leave in conditioner. Great stuff. Appreciated.

We have 3 girls and its hard sticking to routines with hair all of us are natural 😫 hair day is so long for me when I'm doing their hair i braid theirs up most of the time since it last longer and I don't have to keep doing hair like you said 😁 and cost effective is a must with all this hair in our house 🤣

This was best videos for kids I’ve watched so far. Thank you soo much

Thank you Cammy my daughter has been struggling keeping the length retention .This video has helped us alot.Thanks

Finally a real person honey wish i could email you my daughter has the same texture as you beautiful princess and i would love to ask you some advice please

her hair is beautiful :) and that is exactly why mine is twisted up right now. protective styles are key

I have had my wide-toothed comb for 10 years!

The length retention tips I need to work on are deep conditioning and being patient when detangling.

❤ U are a blessing thank you for saving my girls hair!!

Thank you for these awesome tips!🙏🏾👍🏾🫡🫶🏾

Girl you better sang! 🎶Loved your video, and I just subbed!

First time oh, I'm glad you take great care of your daughter's hair but it appears as if your daughter has long hair was born with long hair I would never do it tutorial on my hair or my niece's there went or any one of my family's here we were all born with long healthy hair it's just part of our genetics oh, it's kind of like you're saying oh I don't go gray and you know no one in your family goes gray it's part of their genetics.. but you should reveal the length of your daughter's hair for you first start doing a routine so people can have normal expectations, sometimes people that read these tutorials expecting unrealistic results so just be transparent but great information

I haven't heard of these prodtcs. Great tips overall though, her hair is so beautiful!

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Wow.. this's awesome.. I wish to grow my daughter's hair like this..

Thank you for addressing genetics because some people are out here selling treatments and saying it will male your hair grow 12 inches in a year, no matter who you are. My 4C hair grows about 9 inches per year but I love cutting. I've been cutting my daughter's since she was a baby and last year she asked me to stop. She tuned 10 this month and her hair is to her tailbone. We are black and her 3C hair is protein sensitive , fine strands, very dense and prone to dryness. It's a lot of work. Phew!

Great info….thank you…. I’ll share it with my granddaughter…Blessings

You and your daughter are beautiful your princess and beautiful black queens God bless you and your children🤗😘😇💖😁 I love your videos stay safe

Saving these tips for when I have a daughter! Lol

This is beautiful!!! Thanks for the tips

Good talk sis thanks for the info!!!👏🏽👍🏽💯💯💯⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️🙏🏽

I have been having a hard time finding natural protective styles to do in my hair when I just freshly wash it. I can do twist and braids, but sometimes I want to do other styles. However, I am fearful it will smell.

Thank you so much for the helpful hints and taking the time to share your child's regimen. Her hair is beautiful.

Hi there I just found your channel about an hour ago, lol, and I have been binge watching since! I really like your videos and I was especially attracted to this one because it was for your daughter. I have 3 daughters and honestly, we all have different types of hair. I've never really had any issues with our hair and always felt pretty comfortable managing our hair. Last summer I noticed something was really wrong with mine and my (then) 2 yrs old's hair. My hair was matting and shedding and my daughter's hair just got so dry and mangled and no matter what I did to detangle it would not stay detangled. I couldn't get it to hold any moisture or hydration and all I had ever used on her hair was coconut oil. We both have probably 3b hair. After doing some other research and watching videos I realized that we had protein damage! I have never had any issue with this but it looked like all the videos were saying to create a regimen with apple cider vinegar and a hair mask. Since we all use the same products, we all had the damage. I did the hair mask on our hair,. My hair really came out good, but it didn't seem to have a profound difference on my 3yr old. I actually had more damage than I realized and in March I had to cut my waist length hair almost up to bra strap or mid back. My 3yr old, her hair just still seems so dry and tangled and rough. Do you have any suggestions on how I can restore her hair? It's been a few months since the hair mask, should I do it again? I used the African Pride brand. I also started doing my pre poo on her hair to detangle before washing but it just seems like nothing is getting her hair back the way it was. Do you have any suggestions or possibly a new regimen? She's about to start school and I have to get an easier regimen. Look forward to hearing from you.

Happy Sunday 💛 This is a very informative video. I love the wet brush and also use a wide tooth comb. I love how you use and showcase bargain products as well as higher end. I need to try the Camille rose products. Patience is key.👍 Have a Blessed Week and Stay Blessed 🙏 🙌I pray that out of his glorious riches he may strengthen you with power through his Spirit in your inner being. - Ephesians <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="196">3:16</a>

Be Kind 🌸🖤

I really really enjoyed this video sooo much thanks for everything hun may god bless u always

The things that you told me the video how to make her my daughter and I hacker so long thank you have a good day

So glad I found your channel love love everything you are sharing and saying. I have been looking for ways and products to use to moisture and maintain length in my daughters hair. Amazing!

I have a 7 year old daughter she has very very curly hair and I tried everything to make her hair grow and everything so hopefully by watching your video hun I can get some tips cuz she always say she want her hair to grow so thank you for the video hun much love to you

Thank you for information❤

Thank you for this information. I was surprised to hear that water is good for natural because I thought that it dried the hair out.

I absolutely loved this video 👏🏾🌺

And you methods too.thank you .you really break it down girl

I'm hair is up to my feet and it's so long and thank for the video bless you and your family 😇❤️❤️

I think deep conditioning is all about the state of the hair. Children don’t have a lot of damage. Unless there’s heat or color damage I think deep conditioning once a month is fine.

Glad I found your channel ❤️

black hair is a team sport her hair is long because of her mother. when we grow up our mother are not there to do our hair. so we have to pay people to do our hair at least I do because I could not braid my hair. so I have to pay someone this I try to get my hair braided every two weeks and that has help my hair grow but it gets expensive. 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂

Great video, and great information. Thanks so much‼️ ❤️

Girl yaaassss to keep it simple! I wear my hair in four sections all the time and just doing the banding method as my protective style and then on top of that I wear hijabs to keep moisture in. People think you need to have multiple sections to see hair growth, but my hair is growing more effectively with four sections rather eight--because eight sections actually caused me more breakages because one side of my head my hair is more fragile than the other side. I also use simple products will maintain moisture as well. I don’t even use the LOC method anymore, because all you need is a oil moisturizer lotion by either motions, bronner brothers or African Pride. I use both products the bronner brothers oil moisturizer lotion and African pride MOM. Girl I’m subscribing I love content like this! Keep on informing us! 🙌🏽

Thank you for sharing, I appreciate your help and explanation. God Bless.

Patience 😩😩😩 you’re right ❤️🤣

Beautiful hair.. 😍 🤩 . But know that it is genes. Genes genes. You either have it or you don't. Sometimes youtubers have to say it aloud for people not clever enough to know this. Of course you need to take good care of your hair but like clear skin, height, etc... genes or good genes how ever you want to call it play 95% of it. A part from that you have a gorgeous little girl like her mama.

I loved the details & tips...I guess my biggest issue for caring for my daughters hair 8s living 8n a country that has zero products for our type of hair

Very well explicit. I will try your products and will get back to you

Thank you. Great info!

May I just say I love ur voice

I love the brushes with the bumps on it. It feels relaxing on my scalp ❤️

My daughter is biracial, her hair no matter what I do is tangled… wet or dry. I hope these products work for her hair 😩 can I find all theses products at target?

Thank you!!

Wow she has a beautiful singing voice 👍👍

Ok thank you .going straight to target.I like the fact that you let us know you are black and your husband too. because at a point I was thinking this baby girls hair looks mix to me.😄😄😄

Please ladies teach your kids to embrace their natural curls. You must also set a good example by wearing yours so they can love their natural look. Her hair is beautiful.

Thank you for sharing. I've been finding it a struggle in trying to find products that will work for my daughter mid back length hair which come to a stand still in growth. I've tried sooo many products from nexxus, paul mitchel, curly kids, mixed chicks, etc and really nothings good. I'm going try out what you use.

I don't have a kid but I'm still watching 😂

You really did your homework...New Subscribe...Thanks for sharing..❤❤❤❤❤

Very helpful

Your make-up is beautiful, what products do you use? Thanks👍😍

Thanks for the information 😊😊😊🥰

When I was younger my hair was in 2 cornrow braid ponytails and when I took them out and washed my hair I could litterally see the difference in my hair and told my my and when she flat ironed my hair it was too my but but now it’s 2 my shoulders I’m really trying to get back to that length so I’m really hoping this works for me thanks for the tips!(also my moms a hairstylist so if she sees me doing something wrong she’ll help)😊thank you!

Im sorry but its all genetics. I have 2 children from the same father btw. I did the same exact thing with my son hair i did with my daughter. Her hair just grows way faster than my son. My hair grows pretty fast too. But my son’s hair just don’t grow as fast as my daughter. So i tell people when they ask my how i get my daughters her so long. ITS GENETICS!