One thing I want to say is that you just don't cut your hair and it will grow it grows from the roots not the ends I always thought that was so stupid people would come up to me and tell me how beautiful my hair was then they would proceeded to tell me that I needed to trim it so it would grow longer and be healthier also these were the same people with shoulder length

In Asian culture hygiene was important. For Sikhs it was part of the principles. Like Indigenous people, having long hair for both men and women was important for the culture and for spiritual reasons. However, it was also very important to maintain it. So Sikhs were told to comb their hair, keep it clean and fresh, and men would tie it up and put a turban while women would braid it or keep it in a bun and that was just for the hair. These values still continue to do this day, however, not every Sikh has super long hair anymore.

my 9 year old has waist long hair ❤ growing since birth but has regular trims to keep it healthy ❤

No thank you

Beautiful channel.. beautiful young lady... Great message...thank you

Yeah, nah. I work a physical job, I literally need to shower every day.

All rhe chemicals in the water and the air . Chemicals in all our food and all the heavily processed foods cause deficency, hair is very expensive vitamin wise so won't grow if it's not there as the body will allocate it other places .

Of course by people you'd mean white european, bc gurl indigenous people all over the world and time periods have always had the most beautiful long hair with no bs in lacking hygiene

I had waist length hair at like 7 what you talking about? People get haircuts today. I am so confused

People from old times are so much more clever than we give them credit for

Wait is the premise here that it is difficult to grow hair? I feel like every woman I know has had waist length hair or longer at some point. It just keeps growing whether I want it to or not. That is how hair works.

And that was disgusting

Once a month for bathing. That's disturbing 😮

Icu nurse here: Couldn’t imagine not washing my hair daily. All the stuff that ends on my glasses alone freak me out. 😅

Low porosity hair doesn’t absorb thick oils like the ones in this video though. It would just sit on top of the strand. This is for high porosity hair.

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Their diet had a lot to do with it as well. They didn't have chemicals in their food. They ate whatever was in season. They walked everywhere as few could afford horses. They didn't have labor-saving, time-saving machines. They were physically fit. Obesity was not normal.

Both of my daughters have and had waist length hair with at age 4. I never cut their hair until age 5

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The smells back then were probably very stout 😂

Let me cut this so called unnecessary intellectual talk about hair hygiene to grow long hair. Dude ! Keep it simple. 1. Just dont cut your hair for couple of years 2. Dont use unnecessary hair products. Just shampoo and conditioner is enough. Shampoo once a week 3. Use hair oil - pure oil! Coconut oil or almond oil once a week before shampoo. And u can easily grow long hairs. In India, Any 13-15 years of girl can have waistlong hair. Bcz we keep it simple. Dont over complicate the natural process

So you’re telling me everyone in brigerton was stinky? Lmao

Seems they probably didn’t get hair cuts like we do. Kinda obvious. Plus the water treatments, pollution and all around lifestyle is very different. But I’d love me some Edwardian hair, so wish! 💕

As a Arab mediterranean woman with an extremly healthy long hair, I can tell you that applying oils (Olive oil, Rosmery oil, Argan oil, Almond oil, Grapes seed oil, Castor oil, Coconut oil ) all mixed and applied over the roots of your hair teice a week for an hour , your hair will grow like real crazy. Gave it my Italian best friend and her hair grew tons.

Yes to the oil!

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Women in the East bathed every 24 hours.. they just didn't fill up a tub and sit in their own dirt😂 the west e.g France etc caught up with hygiene much later

Blame it to Shampoo companies .They use SLS !!!

If you go to Eastern Europe you’ll see that it’s still just as common there. Parents take care of their children’s hair, braid it, brush it and only cut the split ends when needed. It is VERY common to have hair down to your waist and lower as a child/young adult but most cut it when they reach adulthood because it is too much of a job to maintain.

I’m interested, please send me the link

Just keep ur body temperature normal. Not too cold and nor too hot.

you can braid the "leftovers" from the first braid into the second braid so you don´t need to pin the ends

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Back then there were no chemicals in the products the way it is in current times.

People not bathing often was mostly European or people of colder climates, in my culture we have always bathed every day being in close proximity with the water might be a factor, but hair washing wasn’t necessarily an everyday thing back then but in my culture we wash hair just as much as modern times every few days, although strong and thick long hair does exist even today among people/kids that grow up more traditionally, I notice this has more to do with the lack of products they come in touch with and oiling hair with natural oils was a common practice but modern people replace that with modern hair products and it doesn’t go well with our hair and the way we deal with styling hair with heat and such makes it more brittle, the shampoos aren’t that good either even though people seek more expensive shampoos they don’t usually work as well, the water in showers are more chlorinated

Majority of Indian girls have waist length hair... probably the coconut oil ig

I am a blue eyed Caucasian with the same hair as you, the same childhood struggles with my mother detangling it, the same frizz... rhassoul clay is new to me, if it is Moroccan it should be in every Israeli pharmacy, I'll look. My mother used egg yolks on her hair and perhaps the whites for a face mask. The rest of what you had to say in your educational video is tradition for old gals like me, I don't particularly like a lot of showers either unless I start to smell too much like my canine or sweat. Castor & Eucalyptus oil, also apple cider vinegar are items I usually have. You do not comment on your diet or exercise routines, surely those have something to do with your beautiful hair? My hair does grow quickly but it does have the same challenges (frizz, dryness, split ends, different lengths) as you describe. I've been braiding it for a year or so. The longest part is down to the middle of my back, the rest is just below the collar bones. Your natural color is also beautiful. I avoided dye & bleach most of my life but now find myself watching these videos in order to get a uniform color throughout my half white half different shades of grey blond and slightly orange hair. Before I began this project, it was almost all white on top and mostly dark grey on the bottom. So after I get the color straightened out, I'll go back to what I was doing. I have not cut it in 3 years, and normally shampoo maybe once a week. Aviva in Akko

I would also like to try your product, the only thing I'm interested in is whether it's suitable for all types of hair (I have naturally curly hair very similar to yours) until 2 months ago I persistently straightened it, but now after 15 years the heat, the summer forced me to adopt natural hair, but a question, most girls with long hair from social media say that you have to use an oil that is suitable for your scalp and it depends on the type of porosity of your hair, so I am wondering if it is suitable for everything and if it is only for the scalp or also for the length one more the question is, I am from Europe (Slovenia), will there be a problem with delivery, I hope not, because I would really like to try it, thanks for the answers 🫶

i'm 17 and have hair that reaches my butt. my mum grew it out for me as a child. what did she do? washed my hair every 3 days with modern shampoo and braided it. that's all. nothing more. chemicals are not bad for you and neither is modern hair care. people don't have the time to look after their hair and get haircuts regularly. not washing your hair regularly is disgusting and can lead to hairloss.

Meanwhile Indians long hair clean hair strong hair all are possible.... nowdays hairfalll is quite a problem but back in my childhood it was not the case ...

Being an Indian i m so used to see 12 13 year old girls having waist length hair ..its almost too normal braided oiled and clean they wash hair 2 or 3 times a week..mustard coconut almond any oil coconut is preferred though...

Just a reminder it was only European people who did the who stopped understanding the whole real bathing concepts. Indigenous tribes washed thier hair 2 -3 times a week, we had multiple types of shampoos and soaps as well and had long beautiful hair. Also, not everyone actually can grow their hair out extremely long some a free e stuck with grown cycles like other hairs on the body (like eyebrows or leg hair) I recommend washing with room temperature water if you can handle it, and filtering yoir water if you are unable to get well water. Products also matter! Stick to organic products!

I'd rather have it short and clean 🫡🫡

My skull hurts so much when i wear my hair up. Any hair styles that can help with this?

Would a comb made from bone work as well as wood?

Using a spoon in any metal destroys the effect of clay!!!!

Yeah, they alsp died in plagues and diseases during this time that could have been avoided with a simple wash.. I'll keep the short hair and my life span, thank you. The smells alone and in summer times? Yikes!

Bro they couldn’t take a bath or a shower that often because they were poor and times were hard … please don’t say „I found out something“ … like no shit Sherlock, they washed their hair not that often ?😱 wouldn’t think of that in times of poorness and sickness and war 🫠

I would love the link, please

The hair looks great, but watching your posture throughout, just looks like "ouch"