The Best Kept Secret to Growing Long Healthy Hair FAST

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[altagraciaperalta]

1. Hair mask every week.
2. Put oils on your ends every night.
3. Let your hair rest from heat for at least two weeks.
4. Add some leave in conditioner when styling

[cu]

My hair went from dull & unhealthy to shinny, long, & healthy. I am still in disbelief that this fantastic guy with no hair gave me the BEST hair advice I have ever received. I bought everything from his recommend hair product list per my hair type and after 2 weeks my hair did a 180 towards the hair I used to have in my 20s. I am so grateful for this channel & generosity in sharing your authentic knowledge with us! 💜💜🤩🤩👏🏻👏🏻

[gayatrisahaay]

1. Hair mask every week
2. No trims for atleast six months
3. Hai oil on ends daily
4. No heat for first two weeks, post this, use protectants and allow three-day rests
5. Water-based leave-in conditioner on wash days from roots to tips

[Pamcreatesjournals]

67 years young and waist length wavy /curly hair. I have been using these recommended techniques and products for over a year. My silver locks are the healthiest they have ever been. I wash once a week, no heat and I refresh daily with water and leave in, oil on ends. Thank you, your knowledge is priceless.
Ps. I know a lot of people think older women shouldn’t have long hair. I say…I’ve earned it and at my age I deserve to do what makes me happy. I love my locks and just want them to be healthy and following you has done that, so again thank you. To any naysayers, You do you, I’ll do me!

[angelamcmullen]

Finally, someone who is actually helpful and not trying to sell me some expensive vitamin that does nothing! Thank you Chris. I love your videos!

[DJ-cbyx]

To all those questioning whether we should listen to him....It doesn't matter whether hes a man or a woman, bald or with a full head of hair. He has trained, studied and specialised in hair growth and maintenance. Its literally his job. His business seems successful so his clients must be happy with his service. Those are his credentials.

[erikacr.]

about the beginning of the video with the lady oiling her scalp, and as someone who does it, it has helped with the amount of hair i’ve had grown on my scalp, helped with bald spots and new hairs on different areas to appear . i suggest learning more about this topic to see the true benefits 🙏

[mgm]

This channel has changed my hair! IF IN DOUBT, LISTEN TO CHRIS. I was the exact same; couldn't grow my hair past my shoulders (no dye/little heat ever used). I started washing and treating my hair with the proper tools (and heat) and within a couple of months, I noticed change. Now, about 1.5 yrs in and my hair stylist is astonished by the growth and how shiny and healthy my hair is! I'm a tad *ahem* older, so I just thought long, pretty hair was a by-gone thing for me. I can't thank you enough! And, it's financially cheaper to use the right products - total win!!

[rohinitarfe]

Thank you for taking the time to create and share this informative content. My good friend used Norlest's natural hair recipes, and his hair started growing back normally without falling out. I was shocked.

[AvonleaLisa]

The leave-in conditioner and hair oil on the ends have made such a difference in my hair! I have gotten SO many compliments on my hair in the past month! Thank you! Your channel has taught me so much about how to properly care for my hair!

[kimsanchez]

Have been following Chris for almost a year. His system works. At 68 i have hair below my waist for the first time in my life. I now have my daughter and granddaughters following him. Thank you Chris, your videos are awesome.

[LeoniSchmidt-ztyo]

I love how a guy who has no hair gives the best hair advice. Don’t listen to the Tik tok girls, listen to him.

[BaileyEmmaa]

Your videos have LITERALLY transformed my hair. I was always that blonde girl that could never grow any inches; it would always stay at the same length. Ever since I started washing it less, using leave in conditioner, blow dry cream and then with oil my hair has never looked better. Thank you so much for these videos 💗

[KARIS]

I have noticed a HUGE difference since subscribing to this channel. ❤
I don’t have a thyroid so it’s difficult to get my hair long and full.
I lost hope until I found you! I love my hair now. It’s full and long and healthy!
I love my leave-in conditioner! It’s magical!

[adi-ty]

It’s kinda crazy how nobody’s talking about Florvex's natural solutions for hair.

[supynorr]

You have saved my hair. Thank you so much. I started putting oil on the ends of my hair and finally it has stopped breaking off after all these years - I can’t thank you enough.

[heathercarnegie]

I did exactly what you said, and I can't thank you enough....I love my hair now, and I honestly can't believe how long it is now...Thank you, thank you, thank you 🤗

[VasavaJaya-zmwm]

Kudos to you for creating such an informative and engaging video. There are completely natural recipes for preventing hair loss that anyone can make at home, and they are very effective. What's best about them is that after you stop using them, your hair remains the same, it doesn't start falling out again. I believe Norlest has all these recipes and products. Check it out.

[cafedelmare]

Its been officially a year since I started following your advice religiously. I don't live in the US, so I've had to import my products, but it's been 100% worth it. Truly life changing! I do lose hair everyday, but they're long strands, NO breakage! That's a first. Thank you!

[anakaliaeastwood]

Would you PLEASE do a video for black women's hair? I need your This was a great video as usual, though.

Edit: Whoa! Some people ran with this comment in a direction that I did NOT expect. Most of you shared very helpful information about caring for my type of hair, and I appreciate that deeply. Others, however, criticized me for asking a white man for tips on black hair as if a professional of his caliber is incapable of possibly EVER understanding black hair. That's like saying male gynecologists can't possibly do their job well. I also love how you folks ASSUMED that he has absolutely no experience with black hair. You cannot possibly know that for sure.

I follow MANY black women who talk in depth about how to care for my type of hair. I also like to entertain diverse opinions. I admire his expertise. I enjoy his videos. I would love to hear what he has to say specifically about my type of hair. The fact that so many of you went hardcore on the racial aspect is really disappointing. The "I need your helllp" part was just a joke, and I'm kind of astonished that some people took that as genuine whining on my part. Look past the surface sometimes. Geez.

You're not REQUIRED to tear comments apart and find something wrong with them. If that's your way, fine, but that shit where you try to draw hard racial lines when it's unnecessary to do so is absurd. It's also kind of sad. That's the polar opposite of what we should strive for if we truly want to live in a country devoid of racism. Don't be part of the problem! Engage in some serious introspection immediately!

I am also fully aware that most, if not all, of his guidance on haircare can be applied to any type of hair. I want to hear what he would say if his focus was specifically on black hair types. Perhaps he'd share nothing he hasn't already shared in other videos. Perhaps he'd share a TON of information that he's never shared before. I am curious. CURIOUS. That does not mean I am too dense to understand what's going on. The conclusions that people jump to based on comments never cease to amaze me. Can we please just allow grown a$$ people to be harmlessly curious if they want to be?

Again, to those of you who were cool: Thank you! You mentioned some black creators I am unfamiliar with in addition to some I already follow. You were also generous with your advice. I love to see it, and I wish I saw more of THIS and much, much less unnecessarily critical negativity. One can dream, right?