grow your hair out without the awkward phase

Growing out your hair is harder than it seems. Follow our guide for aesthetic long hair.

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[sebastiangallardo]

Went from a buzz to a man bun in about a year but with having curly hair, the awkward stage was definitely hard for me

[archeknight]

A video about medium hair hairstyles would be very valuable, as a lot of friends and myself are struggling

[pammiwahi]

I started having juice from Indian gooseberry by mixing it with aloe vera juice two times daily. Regularly cutting the hair additionally helps. Take care of the lifestyle. Use liiitleextra coconiion hydrating shampoo and hair oil as both are known good for reducing hair fall. If you do this everyday, you will see results in just a few weeks.

[eduardomunoz]

As a dude that grew his hair out prior to the lockdowns I can say the awkward stage builds character. One of the parts of earning the flow.

[sohibversace]

The best way to get passed the awkward stage is to start growing your hair around april/may so by winter you’ll hit awkward stage and wear beanies all winter

[chloequick]

There is something so remarkably attractive about a man who takes care of himself. I just happened to find this channel while my partner is growing his hair out. We watched it together, and it got me curious as to what kind of channel this is. It's actually so nice to see a positive channel that gives guys tips on how to manifest the person they want to be. I really admire this! ♥ Subbed~

[wanabrider]

Ive got blessed genetics so my hair grows around an inch per month.
I went from a buzz cut (april 2022) to Eren Yeager hairstyle this month (march 2023)
According to me, the best advice to grow out from awkward stage is just let your hair do its thing and not pay much attention to it. Life will go as it is and you won't even know when your hair grew a good length.
Edit- I never did anything 'extera' to my hair, just kept it simple by just using a regular bar soap followed by oiling my scalp.

[marklandreth]

I had short hair for 40 years. I stopped getting it cut in January 2021 and I never felt like I had an awkward stage. I loved growing it all the way from buzzed to super length. It's been an amazing journey. Fortunately, my adult daughter has always had long hair, so she was a great resource.

[DiamondBlade]

Some tips that i figured out and that caused me a lot of pain while growing hair for about 10-11 months now (my hair is slightly below the ears, like 19-20cm, and i'm continuing to grow it)

0. DON'T CUT YOUR HAIR. DON'T DO MAINTENANCE CUTS. It'll only make your "growing hair pain" longer. It's always easier to cut, than grow. Set your hairstyle-goal and only when you have enough length go to your hair stylist.
0.1 actually, you can cut the sides while your top hair is not long enough. When your hair on the top is like 2cm above ears, you must stop cutting it.
1. if you want your hair straight even in rain or snowy weather, fix your front hair as high as possible with hairpins before leaving the building and hide your hair under the hood, this way it won't fly from under the hood and it won't get any wet and it'll stay straight
2. When you styling your hair with hairdryer with hot air, blow some cold air as a "finishing move", especially near the parting, it'll kinda "fix" the hairstyle in place.
3. After you did your hairstyle with hairdryer, stay for 10-15 minutes at home without putting on headphones or anything that could mess up the hair. wait 10 minutes while hair cools down to its natural temperature.
4. If your front hair curls up, gets oily really early, comparing to other hair, try to use some anti-sweat products on your forehead, for me it caused a lot of pain and a lot of questions like why my front hair got oily and kinda curled while all my other hair was completely straight. It can happen even if you don't notice the sweat
5. Buy yourself a small pocket comb, to fix your hairstyle after some windy weather or smth like it
6. if there's any wind outside, the hair will fly all over your face and will constantly be on your eyes, nose and e.t.c (even if it's not that long, like 14-16cm). Don't try to fix it with your hand or comb while on the street, the wind will anyway mess it up but you'll look like some weirdo that tries to get hair out of his face and it gets back on his face back and back again. Just endure before you get into the building. Or use hairpins.
7. if you see a lot of hairs that kinda get out of the main hair mass, i bet 99.9% is that this is just hairs with different lengths and not split ends.

I don't use any styling products. I use only shampoo, hair mask 1-2 times a week, conditioner, and leave-in conditioner before drying my hair with hairdryer.
I wash my hair every morning (and sometimes twice a day) and always dry it with hairdryer afterwards. And my hair is absolutely fine with no split ends.
My last haircut was in June 2022 (my hair was like 6 cm maybe), and my last side trim was in August 2022

i hope it'll help somebody

[Mikikumpel]

I had long hair. The whole process with cleaning them, using products, taking care of them was to much of a fuss for me. I am rocking buzzcut and I am not going to change that.

[siddharthsharma]

What a great timing. I've decided to grow my hair out (It's been almost 3 months) and I wanted some tips. Thank you for the video!

Edit : I buzzed my hair and I like it, looks better on me and requires no maintenance.

[Itswoock]

I’m currently rocking pretty long curly hair. Started growing it from an undercut fade 3.5 years ago and went in all crazy without a plan lol. Obviously the awkward phase kicked in and stayed for a long time, but the good part was getting to slowly know how my hair really was and which was the best way to manage it. Seeing it in retrospective now, it was a slightly stressful yet beautiful journey.

Some time in the future I plan to say goodbye to my long hair getting a buzz cut, only to start growing it all again but now with a plan in mind and with all the knowledge I’ve gained.

[lumen]

I am going through awkward stage 🥲 excited for new videos and pls make videos for medium curly long hair 🥲🥲

[nailbomb]

I have a 2C/3B long curly hair. The awkward stage was a nightmare. Just use a hair band during the awkward stage. Problem solved. Avoid using caps to hide it. I only started using hair bands quite late in that stage. Get the metal ones that look like springs. Looks less girly if you are worried about that. Anyone who wishes to keep long hair, just soilder through. You'll be glad you did.

[scott]

Three years this month, and I'll never go short again.

[Inrt_ia]

The key to growing your hair is enjoying the process. Don’t just have a set aim of achieving a certain hairstyle. Experiment with it at every length as it grows. You never know, you might discover something you like more than what you were aiming for. End of the day, its just hair. Don’t overthink it.

[akshayy]

Can you do an aesthetics video on how to make the most of being completely bald? I'm struggling with this rn.

I love your videos, thanks for all you do.

[Howiforex]

it actually depends on your hair type
i actually do 100% the opposite of what you have recommended and i have a great hair, and it looks exactly like the one of lio decaprio.
the thing i do is, i never wash my hair more than 2 / 3 times a month, regular washing will kill your hair, and if it doesn't, then the after wash hair dryer will do, and i only do it with less chemical shampoos.
so if you are washing your hair everyday, you will have to use the dryer everyday, 365 times a year.
it will take my hair 15 years to be exposed to the same amount hair dryer heat.
also since i live in MOROCCO i have access to pure argan oil, so i apply it like 2 time a month to my hair
one more thing (i never consume, alcohol / soda / refined sugar / fast food..), and it happens that my country has one of the healthiest cuisines in the wold, like vegetables and fruits everyday.
and i consume a lot of olive oil / olives.
have a healthy diet and you will get a healthy body

[towsif]

I started on buzz cut 6 months ago, trimmed the side hairs 4 times maybe,
From a few days, my hair just keeps looking awkward every other day, and I just feel like to shorten it, but your video really motivated me

[skyking]

Definitely in that weird in-between phase. I'm so tempted to cut it off but I know to just tough it out