The Most Important Tip for Healthy Strong Hair ✨ #haircare

[lavish_krish]

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Keywords:
Hair transformation
Hair care journey
Hair care tips
Hair loss
Hair breakage

[rawansherif]

95% good genes
5% good hair routine 🙂

[aditimehra]

If you perform these steps, it can help control hair fall, similar to it helped me. Keep your scalp fresh by cleansing it often. Use a soft shampoo. Make certain to get enough sleep every night. Wash your hair 2-3 times each week with liitleextraaa cocooinnion shampoo. Apply some oil to your hair 2-3 times a week. After washing your hair, lightly pat it dry with a soft towel.

[saphires]

You need to break the surface tension and push the strand until mid glass, and leave 3 strands of hair (not one cause even with 3 you could have mixed results) leave it for 10 minutes, 5 minutes are not enough for your hair to absorb until it's full. Also you don't need to cut it, and also you should use a freshly fallen hair strand (don't pull off your hair please 😅). Trust the curly girl method, even if your hair is straight. The method from this video won't work as everyone is gonna get the same result: your hair not breaking the surface tension. Another tip is using dish soap cause it will strip the build ups and oils from your hair and the result would be more accurate. No conditioner please ❤

[cerenemariajoy]

Due to surface tension, most ppl will find their hair strand floating.

[neverasked]

Girl, you are blessed with genetics. No products in the world can make my hair looks like your 😂😂😂😂

[annluv]

Most Indian women have beautiful hair.

[gentlymade]

It is best to spray your hair (clean and dried, preferably) with water and see how long is takes for the drops to be absorbed by the hair. The longer it takes, the lower porosity. Super fast means your hair is high porosity.

[tracyskinner]

Your hair is absolutely beautiful. The cut is everything. 👍🏼

[nd]

Genetics too. Knowing your family history with hair is important.
Nutrition, stressors in your life, taking care of your mental health, understanding that at a point it’s out of your hands, products can help but aren’t the pinnacle of hair health.

[emperorofwyoming]

Step one: be born with genetically flawless hair

[surlespasdondine]

"hair care journey" is a little difficuit to take seriously. I think the beauty industry has really been clever at making us think we need a ton of hair products. I'm just getting out of all that, used to buy into it big time.

[vineethreddy.s]

This is not how to determine the porosity of hair. Porsity is the character of hair on how well it is capable of handling and retaining moisture.

[onehamm]

Girl, one look at you and we know you've got good hair genes. We are only here to look at beautiful hair, nothing else😂.

[nadiaelkaid]

The best 3 things that changed my hair are :
1-essential Rosmary oil mixed with shampoo ( scalp only)
2- scalp massage with a massage brush 1-2 times a day
3- put coconut oil after shower (except for the scalp and hair roots) while hai is still damp.

Thank me later.

[varsha.__]

Being an Indian l know, nothing beats grandma's mustard oil massage💁🏻‍♀️

[lauriejordan]

Thank you for sharing this as well as taking time to write out a list for each different type. I am brand new to my hair journey and truly appreciate all help and advice being offered!

[violamoheb]

The most important thing is GENETICS!!!!

[Keepyourselfreal]

Thank you girl ❤ you're awesome 😊 I've always seen youtubers mentioning the porosity type but no one explained how to actually find a real/valid technique . Very helpful. Greetings from Italy❤

[Samlovescornbread]

Omg. I have been consuming and interacting with the beauty community FOR YEARS. Since high school honestly. I am now 30 and I’ve never heard or come across this tip. Wow! Thank you for sharing!!

My thin, lifeless hair is the ban of my existence and causes me more stress than hair ever should lol.