How long is your hair? 😁 Hope these long hair tips help you! These are just what work for me and my hair. Some of these will be different for people with very different types of hair - like extremely curly hair you may not ever even use a brush, but hopefully you can find something in here that you can use in your long hair journey no matter what type of hair you have. 💜

I cut my long hair last week because of mental breakdown so now am here try get my hair back

Rapunzel: ~Green eyes ~Pretty face ~Long blonde hair ~Wears a lot of purple Sarah ingle: ~Green eyes ~Pretty face ~Long blonde hair ~Wears a lot of purple 🤔🧐 *SHE👏 IS👏 REAL👏 LIFE RAPUNZEL👏*

"Avoid putting ur hair in a really tight ponytail" me:thinks about JoJo siwa 😂😂🤣🤣

My top tips for long hair (mine is tail-bone length, and natural grey): 1. Always dry-detangle your hair, with your fingers. Even a wide comb can cause breakage. Your fingers can feel the smallest tangle and tease it apart without breaking. Keeping your hair braided etc. (see below) will also prevent excess tangling. 2. Boar bristle brushing. This is the best dry-shampoo ever! These gentle natural bristles distribute the natural oils from root to tip, and remove dirt and lint. I brush 100 times every night, and 50-75 times in the morning. It feels absolutely fabulous - very relaxing and soothing. I clean any fallen hair out the brush with a comb (no breakage these days) and run the tail of the comb through the roots of the bristles to remove any lint. I wash the brush gently in warm water with washing soda crystals dissolved in it, and then rinse with clean cold water, keeping the back and handle of the brush dry if possible. The brush is a beautiful antique one which belonged to my great-grandmother, but you can buy boar bristle brushes on Amazon. Do not get one with plastic bristles mixed in. 3. Do not wear your hair loose, unless for a special occasion. It is much more vulnerable to damage. If possible use protective styles such as loose twisted buns secured with hairpins, avoiding hair elastics unless they are soft and removing these by untwisting them and not just pulling them off, and milkmaid braids. I wear my hair mostly in a single braid which isn't 100 percent protective but I don't always want to put it up. 4. Sleep caps. I have made several from old soft white cotton T-shirts. I found a pattern online. I pin my braid in a circle on the back of my head and put the cap on. This stops any rubbing and protects my hair at night. Very comfortable too. Some people use silk caps or a silk scarf. I have tried a silk scarf but it always comes off during the night. I would never sleep with my hair loose. 5. I agree about less frequent washing. I wash my hair once a month. Before I started a specific long hair care regimen I was washing once a week. I have tried rassoul clay washes but this didn't work too well for me so I now make a DIY very gentle shampoo from filtered water, pure Castille soap and a little jojoba oil, and a few drops of rosemary and clove essential oils (these herbs are very beneficial for hair health and growth). I do not use a conditioner. A final gentle diluted apple cider vinegar rinse with cold water can also remove any remaining excess oil from the hair. Then wrap in an absorbent towel to remove excess moisture, and let dry absolutely naturally. Do not attempt to detangle until completely dry. 6. I use a hair growth oil once a week - recipe from Curly Proverbz whom you can find on KZfaq. My hair is straight and fine and if I use as much oil as some people recommend, I find my hair is too oily. I oil the ends once or twice a week, which are always vulnerable to dryness, splitting and damage, with jojoba oil with a few drops of rosemary oil mixed in. The boar bristle brushing distributes these oils through the hair. They also smell wonderful! 7. I make an infusion with boiling water, cloves and rosemary which I steep for 24 hours and then strain and bottle. I massage this into my scalp using a soft scalp massager made from silicone, a couple of times a week. This is giving me the herbal benefit without the excess oil. It smells lovely! The scalp massager can be used every day. It stimulates the scalp and encourages growth, and it feels fabulous too. I got mine very cheaply on Ebay. 8. Keep exposure to the sun to a minimum. Protect your hair outside from the elements, both sun and wind. 9. Diet. Indian women eat a lot of fenugreek which is brilliant for hair health and growth. It is one of the ingredients of the hair growth oil mentioned above. I have ground fenugreek in my diet every day, and Vitamin C. Eating as healthy a diet as possible is good, too, of course. I have been whole-food plant-based for several years and have lost exess weight and maintain a healthy weight now, and my chronic health condition is now much improved. I don't go swimming now, but if you do, and swim in a pool with chlorine, I would recommend pinning your hair right up and wearing a cap! That chemical is extremely harsh and I wouldn't let it anywhere near my own hair!! I coloured my hair for many years, and in 2015 I underwent 6 months of chemotherapy following colon cancer, which didn't cause me to lose my hair but it did cause some thinning. I am nearly 70 years of age and my hair is now much thinner than when I was young, but since I started this more gentle and historic long hair care method about 5 months ago, I have noticed a lot of new baby hair growth, and the thin, almost bald patches on my scalp have disappeared. I recommend also visiting the KZfaq channel of Katherine Sewings. She has studied and makes historical clothing and also historic hair care methods. Her long hair is extremely thick and curly so not all her methods suit hair like mine, but I have learnt a huge amount from her. I now no longer use ANY commercial hair care products. They are full of harsh chemicals which are detrimental to your hair and scalp and cause excess drying and damage. Using the boar bristle brush and the products I have mentioned above, monthly washing does not make my hair excessively dirty. It is glossy and much easier to manage than in the past. I trim the ends myself every few months with a good pair of sharp dedicated hair scissors. In previous centuries, women used to grow their hair down to floor length. They had no access to indoor plumbing, and had no specific commercial hair care products. They used very different methods from today. It is a myth that people in the past were all smelly and dirty. There's plenty of research that's been done about this and it's a fasinating trail to follow. I have had very long hair most of my life. I doubt if it will ever again be as thick and luxuriant as it was when I was in my 30s, but at least I am doing my best to care for it now, and to try and improve its quality and thickness. I get a lot of very positive comments from people about my hair so I must be doing something right!!

Why is no one talking about the pan in the background! She really is Rapunzel

i'm in the process of growing my hair out

"Don't brush your hair while it's wet" Curly haired people: 👀👀👀👀

for people with fine, straight hair: - get a hair cut when you start seeing split ends - try massaging castor oil/coconut oil onto roots and ends every 2-3 days - no heat - natural hair color (no hair dye) - only wash when feels oily/dirty (for me, every 3-4 days) - use Nexxus shampoo & conditioner - brush from ends to roots, not roots to ends (unnecessary stress on roots) - gentle hair ties & hairbrush (scrunchies & Wet brush) - stay hydrated & eat healthy - take biotin supplement daily *so glad everyone likes the tips! thank you for the support! happy hair journey everyone🌈❤️*

Her: DO NOT PULL YOUR HAIR INTO A TIGHT Jojo Siwa: I don't EvEn CaRe AboUt wHaT tHey SaAaAy! ImmA cOme bAck like A bOoOOoOomerAng

"If she has short hair and is always talking about how she wants long hair that might be a red flag" hahhaha

Us curly haired girls have to brush our hair when wet. Its like impossible dry. But I find a wet brush or metal pick comb works the best for me when brushing wet hair.

Not trying to be mean, but you kind of look like Rapunzel! You are so beautiful! I wish I had your hair.🙂

All I can think about is how much conditioner you must go through 😂

At the end of 2019, i watched this video and my hair was shoulder lenght. Today, almost 2 years later and after following these tips, my hair is at my waist lenght and is super healthy. Thanks Sarah!!!

Finally some advise that is not unrealistic, definitely going to try them out, thanks Sarah

mine is a little past my shoulders and i want it to my waist! this was helpful💜

Who’s trying to get long hair before lockdown finishes. Cause I know I am 🤣

Me someone who regrets getting a pixie cut tryna see how I can grow my hair back before Monday

My hair is long also and I’m used to being told I look like rapunzel and that’s how I found your channel

My cousin with short hair: brushes hair for one minute “Ok I’m done”. Me with long hair: brushes hair for one hour “FINALLY! I’m done!”

I had to shave my hair after a bullying incident in which my hair was chopped off. I'm 5'5 and my hair went down to my knees. I always had a braided bun in to help with the length. My hair grows fast but I'm no superhuman. I know its gonna take years to grow back but this was helpful. Thank you.

I have waist length hair but only when it is straight I have wavy hair so i want it to be till my waist while its wavy

Tips from me: if you have fine/thin hair you can use handcream as hair lotion and use hair fall shampoo and wide tooth comb.

"Avoid putting ur hair in a really tight ponytail" Me staring while my hair is like 3 inches long

I feel like she’s high 😂😂

My brother would always get mad at me when I'd tell my parents to put the windows up in the car 😂 I can't help it! My hair always gets in my face! 😂

I really like this list of tips. It's very well compiled. Well done Sarah. And because I loooove writing about hair I'm gonna go a bit more in depth on her tips ^^ (btw I have knee length hair, new milestone for me, wohoo ) 1. brushing from your tips up can be faster, and its definitely less painful and less frustrating. When your brush from the top down you're dragging the knots into oneanother and end up with one large knot. If you work your way from the bottom up you brush out multiple smaller knots which is a lot gentler. Using a good hairbrush is also important. I like using a tangle teezer. Wet brushes are also supposed to be good. Some people opt for a seamless combs instead. It really depends on your hair texture. But brushing from the tips up is something everyone's hair benefits from regardless of hair texture. 2. I don't go to a hairdresser, I have a good pair of scissors and trim my ends myself. That's probably the reason behind my strange fascination with hair dressers and everything they do. I haven't been to one since I was like 6 years old. 3. I sometimes blow dry my bangs if I need them to dry quickly. Whenever my bangs look greasy but I don't want to wash the rest of my hair (or my scalp) I wash literally only the bangs in the sink. In the summer they dry withing 5 minutes or so on their own but In the winter they need a little help. For heartless curls I tried rag-curls a few times. It really liked the result and the process wasn't to bad. 4. Any hairstyle that contains your hair is usually better than leaving it down. The hair rubbing against your clothes and being moved around by the wind or simply because you are moving around is causing damage to the cuticle layer. A ponytail is not the beast for that though. A braid is better and a bun is best. But you always gotta make sure not to pull to tightly. Not pulling your hair straight back, moving around the position of your bun/ponytail and making a low bun/ponytail helps with that. You want to use a hair tie without metal that is made of soft material and has a larger surface area. That way your hair is less likely to wrap itself around the hair tie and there is less pressure on any individual spot of your hair. The hair ties that are made of panty hose material are great. For updos I recommend trying out hairsticks and forks. They are super fun. A great fashion statement and they are generally agreed upon to be gentler than using hair tires. 5. There are loads of things you can do to protect you hair when you go swimming. Braiding it is a very good start that goes a long way. And soaking your hair in regular water is in my experience the second most important thing. When you hair is already full of water it won't want to let go of it which means that it won't exchange the tap water with chlorinated water or salt water. Honestly swimming is my worst hair sin because I literally only wear a braid and soak it in regular water. I go swimming once a week and I just use regular shampoo and a strong conditioner afterwards. Other things one can do are: oiling and / or conditioning your hair before you go swimming, wearing a swim cap (or two). But don't wear latex on your hair directly because it will grab your hair (and oil destroys latex). I've personally just ordered a silicone cap and I hope it will be nice to my hair and head. I get headaches super easily but I only swim for an hour so It will hopefully be fine. 6. You can totally do a scalp only or bangs only hairwash. That way the length and ends of your hair won't get wet as often. That means less drying time and less time in which your hair is in its most fragile state. I like to wash the length of my hair once a week (when I go swimming). I can go 2 weeks but I don't like to go any longer because I get lint in my hair and my hair starts begging me for some moisture. (And as we all know moisture =/= oil. Oil just seals moisture in. Water is moisture) Oh and dry shampoo isn't as effective as doing a scalp wash. I've heard that too much dry shampoo can be damaging for you hair as well. 7. Yes to brushing your hair before you shower. Also make sure you don't cause tangles while your showering. Things like piling your hair on top of you head are a big no. And totally unnecessary too. In fact you don't need to put shampoo on the length and ends of your hair. Shampoo strips moisture from your hair. That is the opposite of what your ends need. On the flip side your scalp doesn't need conditioner because it will get conditioned by your sebum anyway. Some people actually experience hair loss from putting conditioner directly onto their scalp. I don't know why but it sounds scary. When you have wave or curly hair you don't want to brush when your hair is dry. It's easier and less damaging for curly girls to brush their hair only when its wet. 8. Again, doesn't apply to curly girls. But for people with reasonably straight hair it's a good idea to not brush when your hair is wet. If you took care to brush before washing and no not create tangles while washing you won't need to brush your hair while wet anyway. 9. This one depends on the person. Sometimes its a good idea to use a more clarifying shampoo to get rid of product or mineral build up. Conditioners with cones in it, hard water and chlorinated water can be quite hard to get rid of. Usually a shampoo with sulfates is needed. Apple Cider Vinegar is supposed to be very good as clarifying build up as well. 10. Teasing hair is so scary to me. I don't think I've ever done that to my hair. An alternative for some hairstyles can be to use a hair rat instead. Either made of some cloth or your own shed hairs it can be shaped how you want and add some volume where you need it. 11. I agree, let conditioner soak. It doesn't have to be overly long. If your conditioner sais to let it soak for 5 minutes you probably won't get any additional benefits if you let is soak longer than 10 minutes. 12. I've decided for my hair that split ends need to go. Additional trims are only important if you want you hair to look a certain way. The individual strands of your hair grow at slightly different speeds so if you don't trim your hemline you end up with "fairy tale ends". Which looks very pretty and is easier to handle when your making an updo. The method she is describing for getting rid of split ends is called Search & Destroy. It's very effective. It takes a while and you need very sharp scissors but it's totally worth it. Some people are of the opinion that split ends clean themselves out of the hair (they will break off) and that is why they don't do anything to get rid of them. 13. I love my silk pillowcase. Some people don't like the slippery feeling of them thought. Satin is a good alternative. Braiding your hair for the night and throwing it up over your pillowcase are really important as well. That way you don't end up lying on top of it even if you move around a lot (like me ^^). 14. Oh my god, driving with the window down is horrible but so easy to avoid. Honestly anything with your hair down is horrible when you're below lets say, tailbone length. It gets in the way all the time. And it sort of reaches out and grabs stuff. My hair likes to catch doorknobs. It's a lot more convenient to just wear a braid. 15. Hair treatments again, depend on the individuals hair. Some peoples hair loves protein for example and some peoples hair can't take it. Some people really like silicone and some people don't. You can also combine stuff. For example using a hair mask as a conditioner and then using oil afterwards to seal in the moisture. 16. Some people use natural dies like henna and indigo to dye their hair for the benefit of making their hair feel healthier. Apparently there are some conditioning properties to them. And it actually makes the individual hair strands thicker because it sort of clings to the cuticle layer. 17. hair vitamins. These only really help if your body is actually deficient in something. A better diet is pretty much the same thing. Your body only uses its resources on your hair if it doesn't have anything better to do with it. So if you are deficient in something it can definitely impact you hair and its not only vitamins that you can be deficient in. If you are lacking in iron for example you body can't produce enough blood and that can cause hair loss as well as a bunch of other things. (A slight anemia of this kind is apparently quite common in women because we loose blood each month) Damn, this comment got long ... oh well I had fun writing it ^^

Also I feel really guilty about all the stuff I've done to my hair now 😂😂😂 I don't have long hair at all anymore and I don't mind having short hair, but the damage I have from bleaching and dying makes me so sad. Some day all the bleached part will be cut off!!!

I had long hair once...😢 *TILL MY MOM JAWED MY HAIR OFF WITH A GODDANG BIG TOOTH COMB*

Tips which helped me when I had long hair: Aloe Vera shampoo speeds hair growth a lot Use conditioner, it helps split ends Air dry your hair I think REALLY hot water when you wash your hair damages it so probably avoid that (I'm not a professional, sorry) Don't use the twisty plastic hair ties, fabric scrunchies are probably the best. Use shampoo which could get out dandruff if you have it, apparently dandruff is bad for your hair 🐰Hope this helped🧸

Hairstylist here!!: wanted to make a comment about the olaplex, its a strictly professional product therefore nearly impossible to get your hands on if you're not licensed! If you are able to get it though as a regular person it is definitely going to be hundreds of dollars and may or may not actually be olaplex! this is also i feel a good time to mention that any professional brand that you buy anywhere other than a salon (for instance target or amazon) is not real, it's a knock off or expired version of said product. That means don't buy your kenra or big sexy hair products from target! but anyways, olaplex is a bond rebuilder. When all the steps are used properly on the hair, olaplex can protect from damage and most importantly help rebuild some of the bonds in the hair that have been broken from damage. This is not to say it will heal split ends, it is impossible to heal split ends or damage of any kind regardless of what any product says, but it will help to rebuild some of the bonds in the hair to bring back some strength. hope this helps!!

I used to have 28 inches long hair but two years ago i cut it shoulder length and ever since i can’t stop being scissor happy 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️😂

Holy cow this video is gorgeous???? I love the visuals and I can't explain why!!

“Avoid tight ponytails” whoops I’m a cheerleader

Love it! I was nodding along with nearly all of these. Only one I had an addendum to was brushing: for those of us with wavy to curly hair, brushing is bad, bad, bad. I only brush my hair right before I wash it to help get out loose hairs. Also, leave in conditioner. I use it right after I wash, then air dry. Then I reapply as needed until the next wash day. Hair, skin, nail vitamins are pretty great. I don't know how much they're helping my hair but my cuticles have improved tremendously. It's amazing!

Tip #14 is so true. I didn’t realize how knotted long hair could get as I am growing mine out and adjusting to the changes. I never put oil in my hair previously and now I absolutely have to as my natural oils do not reach the ends of my hair. But yes, jamming to music while driving with the windows down feels great, but my hair is nearly impossible to untangle afterwards.

YAYYY! You made it! 🌟 I'm so in love with your long locks ✨🌺

After committing to my decision of growing long hair, using macadamia oil on my ends, stop using hair straightener, brushing gently, conditioning, oil masks every 2 weeks etc etc I finally had it! Until I went to a hairstylist to have a trim, first one that year. I insisted on how precious my long hair is to me. Guess what happened. Yes...yes...and I had a nervous break down, I went to therapy for that 😬 because after one week I still cried looking in the mirror.

I started using Olaplex about 5 weeks ago and it really does work, my hair has grown and the strands are more plump. I've been using my bangs for measurement; when I started was not to the tip of my nose and now almost to my upper lip.

You're so underrated! :0 Thank you for these tips! I'm in my adolescence and I'm trying my best to maintain skin and hair care.

"Avoid putting your hair in tight ponytails" *cries in dancer*

The sad part is I already do all this but my FrEaKiNg hair won’t fReAkInG grow I’m fine! I’m fine! Everything’s FINE!

Detangler has saved me in so many of these situations...

My husband grows super long hair and this is his rules 1. Do not shampoo your own hair unless you have no choice and only use the stuff YOUR stylist say to, basically have the stylist shampoo and condition hair 2. Avoid washing hair as long as possible 3. Comb hair slowly with a detangler comb slowly every single day and keep gently rolled up and don't play it in at all. 4. Again, avoid getting hair wet with water long as possible.

3:03 @ Jojo Siwa 🙂

Okay her face shape though. Perfect for a live action Tangled

Who's here in 2020? I am trying to grow my hair out in quarantine☺

Her: Don’t do buns Me: crying in Irish dancer wigs

I'm in the process of growing my hair out, and I hope that your tips are helpful!

I snip of individual split ends too. Oddly satisfying! Love my silk pillowcase too!

OMG I want a full on hair routine with products and exactly what you do for your hair! It's beautiful!! PLz Plz PLZZZZZZ

Aloha Sarah! I just watched Joslyn Davis"9 month curly hair journey", a couple things I got (in addition to your excellent tips), are some shampoo/conditioner recommendations, the #1 tip is only wash your hair 1X or 2X per week, & when you do, only wash your SCALP! She said your ends will be cleansed when the shampoo washes out😊.(Oh yes, & never ever use a towel to dry your hair! Use the micro fiber or old tshirt!

This is the most helpful hair growth video I've watched out of the 100 videos I've already watched 🤣 My hair is 21 inches at the moment, and my goal is to get to 40 inches. Thank you so much!

I love watching you. I love the easy banter and the bubbly personality. Keep up the good work. I'm a guy growing my hair out, just for the experience and I hope to see more of your videos.

Glad you are back!

Her: gently brush your hair Me: I have curly hair if I don’t brush my hair hard it doesn’t get untangled the brush/ comb gets stucked in my hair

I love this video and the rest of them!❤️

So practical and smart! TY 🙋🏻‍♀️👏🏻

I personally put my hair into a bun before I sleep, it almost doesn’t get tangly but definitely less tangly if you would sleep with your hair open.

"Don't put ur hair in a rlly tight ponytail" me: thinks of Ariana Grande 😂

Just a long hair guy passing through lol (Hair is around 17 inches) Love your energy and channel, keep it up :)

My hair is pretty long now, but tips and ticks always help. Thanks 🤩

Omggg she looks like her (rupenzel)

I have long hair. At night I put it in a braid before I go to sleep to protect my ends and my hair.

These were helpful! Thank you so much!

Omg a KZfaqr with hair I think as long as mine, love this!!!

I need this because I recently cut my luscious long hair

Such a great video! Anti-aging shampoo with uv protection is soooo important too! Love your tips! I always forget to brush softly.

Thank you for the tip, Sarah!! 😊 I have short hair

omg these tips actually work and my hair is 3.5 feet now thx sarah your the best

I've been watching videos for my 4A hair. I came here because I was curious to see how 1A works. A lot of your tips apply. Almost all of them applied actually.

U have gorgeous hair 😍😍 And I absolutely love the colors in the video 🎀💗

Thank you so so so much for all the advice!!

Guys I'm 11 and my hair is as long as under my bottom and I don't use conditioner. It is because my hair is already silky which is the point of the conditioner anyway. I advice that you need to know your hair and do what is best for it because people can not tell you for you as you know it best!

I already have long hair (can sit on it and accidentally shut the car door on it long), however, I was reaching a new goal at my thighs. I really appreciate this video as there is a lot of bull shit out there. All my college classmates want me to shave my head. Not going to happen. So during quarantine I want to boost my growth a bit. I’ve never cut my hair in the 20 years I’ve been alive. So I’m excited. Just freshly trimmed my hair too.

I stopped using heat on my hair and I have seen great results!

Awesome tips, thank you!!

I kind of look like Rapunzel too haha! Thanks for the tips girl 💜 #RapunzelSquad

I have very long hair up to my bum when down , I can agree so much with number 14 .my mom always puts all of the car windows down but I tell her that she shouldn't . I usually just put it in a braid buy when I dont have a hair tie I can't, then when we get home and she helps me brush it she complains that it's to knotted

Love u! Keep doing great!

I didn't think to braid my hair before swimming. Now have hair to my armpit but was to my hips and it was always a tangled mess thank you! I'm definitely go to use this trick because I'm trying to regrow it out because I miss it.💙💙

I use to have extremely long hair (like yours) and i loved it and it was very healthy but than i decided to chop it off and i really want it back so hopefully these tips will work!💓

I LOVE your hair and your vídeos❤️💜

Great video! Very informative. I've been growing my hair out for a few months now and my bangs go down almost to my chin and the back is shoulder length. I tried to update my profile pic but it wouldn't let me. Not sure why. Thanks for all the tips have a great day.

You are so impressive with your hair knowledge. I have very fine thin hair. And as you have the opposite type of hair but with all your hair research could you do a video on hair growth/ thinning hair?

Omg I learnt something new no wonder my hair grows slowly cause I brush it hard and add soooooo much pressure

Decided I really liked your energy and personality. Subscribed within the first 20 seconds

My hair is twenty inches long, so moderately long. It’s very thick and hard to deal with lol. Love you xxoo

Ur laugh is so sweeeet 😂❤❤❤❤ that smile on the middle of the talkkk❤

Thanks it helped a lot my hair is getting really long from these tips I been using for a few months

I have tailbone length hair, whenever I wear my hair down my boss calls me Rowena...lol

Her tips work! My hair is like a goddess now 😊

I'm a 42 year old Caucasian woman who has had grey hair since I was about 18 or 19. I did a lot of coloring throughout my 20s and 30s, but sometime between age 41 and 42, I decided to stop coloring my hair. I don't follow fashion/hair trends, but apparently grey is "in," so yay me, I'm now fashionable. I also switched to a shampoo/conditioner without parabens, sulfates, etc., and I wash it maybe every 2-3 days. I have stopped using a blow dryer except on really cold mornings in the winter, and I've never been much of a curling/flat iron user. My hair is now the longest it has ever been (between shoulder blades) and I am hoping to grow it even longer.

Omg thank u so much I keep repeating thus process and I worked thanks for the information! I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL BEST YOU TUBER❤❤❤❤❤

me watching this after cutting my hair because Im bored in quarantine

I used to have VERY long hair and I’m only 12, but that’s only because my family is known for their long hair. But I wanted to be “cool” and get highlights when I was like 10 and so my hair did grow but it looked disgusting so I finally got the big chop and now it is up to my shoulders my dad is still very sad about it but now it can grow long and natural :))

great video! totally agree with the teasing part

And my hair is also curly so some of these tips are probably not the best for me but I like that you are nice enough to actually tell the truth about hair growth 🙂

I want long hair to almost knee (my hair is to my waste almost covering my butt) so I could donate it and it would be an equivalent to a full wig without people having to use a lot of people different hair.