i have seen many you tubers who use all heating tools and sprays. I am surprised you are using Indian products. That sounds great. love

@YiPeaches

6 жыл бұрын

You know Indian products work well because every single person in India has fabulous hair.

@sanjanabhat5032

5 жыл бұрын

Well not every single indian person 😂

@sanchariguha5337

5 жыл бұрын

Most of us having good hair it's true :D..

@user-xc4pb1wt4l

5 жыл бұрын

Sanchari Guha Indian hair is type 1c right? Most of the Indian girls at my school have very fluffy coarse hair but it is incredibly thick

@saf.081

4 жыл бұрын

Ye true

My hair was almost down to my belly button but I cut it to above my shoulders. Now all I want is long hair again but my hair grows SOOO slow!! 😫

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

The struggle! It seems like hair NEVER grows when you are paying attention. I'm sure it will surprise you though - the minute you forget about it, it will reach your goal length!

@BluePisces1

8 жыл бұрын

+ruby craig OMG I did the same thing. My hair was down to my butt. I am older and everyone is like: 'You should cut it off and get a 'cute' style.' So, I cut it off to my shoulders and immediately regretted it. I am currently growing it back out. I want to get it as long as possible and phooey on the rest of the world and their standard of hair length. I miss my hair!!!!! It is now about a little past my bra strap in the back... waiting, waiting...

@gymfoodie20_42

8 жыл бұрын

My hair was almost down to my hip bones, but then it stopped growing and instead the split ends were. I had to cut it so it ended above my boobs. But now I've been looking after my hair as I should've and after two months my hair has reached just under my boobs. I want my long curly/wavy hair back😭😭

@schizobarbiedoll

8 жыл бұрын

SAME HERE

@Marie-gm9ql

8 жыл бұрын

+ruby craig aww that sucks! I had to cut my hair off, I had my natural blonde hair dyed red and you cant get it out off blonde hair...so I had to cut it to my shoulders! Now all I want is long hair again :(

I stopped using hair straighteners, curling irons, blow dryers and hair products over a year ago and it has drastically changed my hair

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

I was the SAME way. I'm glad it worked for you. :)

@Alyssa-mm1tl

8 жыл бұрын

Definitely 😊

@camilla753

4 жыл бұрын

But what hair products do you mean?

@eeaotly

3 жыл бұрын

I almost never used them.

My hair is short, but seeing your beautiful hair makes me inspired to grow my hair long

Love it! No bs, just straight to the point. 😊

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

+Hope Wiley Haha, I try! c:

All GREAT advice! Best I've seen in a long time. I am 55 years old and have wavy, hip-length hair. I agree with everything stated in this video. Excellent job!

i love how you even detailed where each category was spoken about in the video! pls do so for vids like this! it's an awesome idea!

we guys run behind abroad brands and there are using our ancient Indian secrets oil. That's so sweet.

This is a great video!! Ive missed your regular videos. Thanks for this, i've been growing my hair out and have been doing some of these methods. You just confirmed that i have been doing the right thing.

"braid you hair to sleep" Me with short hair which I can't braid: 👁️👄👁️

My hair will be just as long as yours one day. Whenever I feel bad, I watch your videos and I feel so inspired again. Thank you.❤❤❤

I have grown out my hair for 3.5 years now....and I am going to grow longer! Excellent advice.

I've watched soooo many videos with this title and yours is definitely the most helpful :)

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

+Emily Grace Aw, this made me feel great! I'm glad it helped and thanks for taking the time to say so. c:

@richbtch546

3 жыл бұрын

Yepp

Drinking lots of water also helps to keep it healthy:) you have beautiful hair😍

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

+Stella D Thank you! c:

This video was the most informative hair video I have seen!! Most are filled with fluff. I love your tip of braiding the hair before going to bed!! I am totally going to start doing that!!!

cant wait to have my hair as long as yours, thank you for the tips

Wow! Its interesting to see how similar our hair care regimes are. Ultimately, hair is hair (whether it is straight and silky, or coily and curly) and needs to be treated gently and with Tender Loving Care ❤ great video! 👌🏾 I agree with everything you said here and do the same with my long Type 4 hair

Your hair is not the only thing I adore, your face too! So pretty!

Your voice is so calming and relaxing I felt sleepy listening to this video. And your hair is stunning great haircare routine!

I'm so glad I found your channel. I'm on my own hair journey as well. More tips plz

I love how long your hair has gotten! My hair is not quite as long as yours, but I do most of the tricks you mentioned. I hardly ever blow dry or straighten my hair, but I'm really bad about using hair elastics. I'll have to try those others. Great video girly!

@makeupandcoffee

9 жыл бұрын

+Wellness at Tiffany's Thanks! I'm so surprised that you don't straighten your hair - it's always perfectly straight! Amazing.

@WellnessatTiffanys

9 жыл бұрын

+coffee&makeup haha well my hair is naturally fine and straight but underneath it has a lot of wave to it you just can't tell lol

I sleep with my hair in a top knot every night and my hair is so healthy since I started doing that....

@livyspassion4352

8 жыл бұрын

my hair igoes down the middle of my back and is super thick 😀

@TracyD2

7 жыл бұрын

I was wondering about top knots cause that's what I do.

@sia7001

7 жыл бұрын

Olivia Penrose me too but my scalp hurts when I wake up n let my hair down

@TracyD2

7 жыл бұрын

Melanie Harley Quinn Martinez I remember that. When my hair was very long and thick.

@coralaisly

7 жыл бұрын

so it's waist length? when mine was waist length I used to wear it in a topknot, too, but now that it's twice that long I really feel the strain when it's up there. The topknot really is damaging when your hair gets longer, your hair just isn't long enough to show the strain yet. My hair is to my fingertips.

I’ve been using watching your technique and watching your vids for years! I use the same technique (when not too lazy! Thanks for great vids!

Big thank you for the video and for writing out the main pointsw in the description box! Thank you so much!!!

your video is so basic but makes so much sense. loved it

you're so pretty

Another great video. Thanks for showing how you use the coconut oil. Also, I will be braiding my hair and night from now on.

Hii.. I started braiding my hair at night and I think I'm having less split ends with this method. Also I have started using coconut oil after watching your videos and my hair look so so healthy now. Yayyyyy I'm so happy. Thank you so much. Your videos are great. Keep it up 😊💞

I have short hair and sometimes I cry

@user-ng4jf7uo9i

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Warren i cry too sometimes

@bhuvanabhuvi9477

4 жыл бұрын

Both of them use castor and coconut oil daily this quarantine it really helpful

@enchanted_lily

3 жыл бұрын

Why crying I love short hairs they are so Beautiful✨❤

Great video! Short and sweet :)

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! Short and sweet was definitely the goal. :D

Excellent presentation. About every 2 months I mix up coconut oil, a drop of olive oil, egg, & honey & let it sit on my hair for a couple of hours before showering. I am only shoulder length now but hair comes out silky soft. I also use a satin sleep cap or satin pillow case if I'm too lazy to put my hair up in a cap.

I liked how you went straight up to the video!

Using horse shampoo is really helpful, it makes your hair shinier, silkier, freez free and easier to handle

@rifatsheikh5784

7 жыл бұрын

Ana Sofía does it work?

@animalfinatic9366

7 жыл бұрын

I agree! I used to be so baffled with which shampoos/ conditioners to use which caused me MUCH stress, but switching to this helped me so much because it was like a base / safe spot to me. I always use it now.

@riverholme

6 жыл бұрын

is this a joke?

@imfunbut2994

5 жыл бұрын

spookybanana no, google it. My sister used that I didn’t believe her at first lol but she got beautiful hair

What about Jojoba oil? It is the closest to your own scalps oil, or so I've heard many times.

I love this video! Great tips!

such a well put video! very informative!

Grapeseed oil is also very healthy for hair. I've been using it on mine for a while now and it makes me hair so soft! :)

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

It's true! My girl Steph Arizona just put out a video today using grapeseed oil as part of a DIY hair serum. I think I'm going to try it out!

very good video. I really want my hair to grow fast. I can't wait until it gets as long as yours xD. but I'll be patient.

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

Well, I popped over to your channel and now I want a lizard. :D Maybe we could arrange a trade, long hair for reptile buddy.

Thanks for your good advice!!!

Thank you this really helped a lot, I really needed this.

Hello. As a former long hair person and, I know I am late to chime in. Your video is very good as for those things to avoid and those items to use. It's very good. I have just a few additional ideas for you, although, I realize you are well past this already. Sleep hair: consider using a satin pillow case. It's more gentle for your hair. Shampoo/Conditioner: When I grew out my hair, I only used a cheap conditioner; i.e. Suave. If the ingredients, as you mention, end with 'cone', avoid them! Finally, you do not need to use shampoo. It might take a week or two, but all you need is conditioner to clean your hair/scalp and your hair will love it. Like I said it might take a week or two for you to become accustomed to it, but trust me, you'll not only save tons of money, but your hair will be even more gorgeous. Combs: Make sure you use combs that have no seams in them. I noticed in the video the comb you use looks like it's been stamped out of a plastic press. This will produce a seam that will snap your hair and cause breakage. Invest in a Rachael Stevens comb or combs (I have several). You'll be amazed at how much easier it is to comb your hair and detangle. Finally, one last item, when I had long hair, I would about once a month do a vinegar rinse on my hair. This removed any build up of conditioner and left my hair feeling clean and silky. Just my two cents.

@juanitabrigandi2657

Жыл бұрын

How did you do the vinegar rinse pls? White vinegar ok? Does it matter the kind and Did you dilute it?

You could in fact shave your whole head and still be stunning with your beautiful face! :)

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

Aw shucks girl! You're going to make me blush. :D

@proudpakistaniilovemypakis1802

6 жыл бұрын

Susanne Rehm agree with you she is too gorgeous

Love your length! And you gave such great tips!!

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

+Barefoot Globetrot Thanks girl!

I loved watching this, good advice and such a lovely pretty girl 😍

i loved having long hair but it gave me such headaches :(

@themodifiedbarbie

8 жыл бұрын

How can you get headaches from long hair? I'm curious!

@NHSOLE

8 жыл бұрын

+themodifiedbarbie tying it up. it pulls back the hair and cause tension all the time :(

@themodifiedbarbie

8 жыл бұрын

Ohhh i get you! I thanks for replying

@SimplyySara25

8 жыл бұрын

My head gets so sore, when I take my hair out it actually almost hurts but in a kind of good way haha but yes I feel you!

@iorao.9cover30

6 жыл бұрын

Nini N. Same

My hair is thick as hell and my scalp is sensitive af. If I don't blow dry my hair my scalp either gets red and itchy or just straight up painful... So yeah I can't live without my blow dryer. Also I despise the sticky/wet feeling on your scalp when it's not dry ugh.

@ewinter9021

8 жыл бұрын

I didnt use a hair dryer for a while and it was awful. I recommend using a hair dryer on the cold setting with a heat protectant. That has been my favorite method to prevent frizzy hair. Of course I moisturize after I blow dry so keep that in mind, because you dont want your hair too dry. Cheers

@Heyysisah2

8 жыл бұрын

+E Winter Thanks! I'll try lol. My hair is really thick so blow drying my hair on the cold setting is gonna take hours but I'll try!

@ewinter9021

8 жыл бұрын

Jessica Lee Haha alright. Yeah it will take a while but sometimes we have to suffer for beauty i guess lol. But you can probably blow dry with warm air if you only wash 1 time a week and dont use any other heat tools (flat iron, curling iron, etc). Cheers

@Heyysisah2

8 жыл бұрын

E Winter I guess so haha! That's what I pretty much already do lol. I hate washing my hair so I do it as rarely as I can. I usually wash it 1-3 times a week. I don't need to wash it that often since my hair is really dry, and when I do it's a long process because I ALWAYS use hair masks and let it sink into my hair for 10-30 minutes and use tons of conditioner. I also use hair oil often. I just find it so strange that my hair looks damaged when I treat it so well, you know? Like way, wayy better than most of my friends.

@ewinter9021

8 жыл бұрын

I have dry hair as well but I have curly hair. I usually wash only once a week, maybe twice if it gets really dirty. Just remember less is more unless you have oily hair. If its super dry then a deep condition will be useful as well. But if your hair looks damaged then consider getting trims on your ends. Getting trims sucks but its better than letting split ends ruin your entire head. Definitely worth the temporary loss to have healthy strands. And if your hair is really damaged then get a real hair cut to get everything back to a healthy state. Just know length is worth nothing if its all damaged, because short healthy hair is much cuter :). Good luck Jessica Lee

I absolutley love this video! I had long hair for so long, and recently cut it short for a change. Now i'm growing it out again and even though I already use most of these tips it was great to see it in a video. The oil I use is the "argan wear, argan oil" by Physicians formula and its 100% argan oil with nothing else added.

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

+Tahlia Oooh is that the oil with the sparkles in it? I've always seen that bottle and wondered how it would look on hair. I'm a sucker for anything shiny and glittery haha.

Amazing video! Well done

Helpful! Thanks! I'm trying to grow my hair maybe up to my butt, lol. Right now its almost to my belly button. I stopped blow drying my hair or stopped using any heat on my hair I just air dry it so that I don't damage it anymore. Hopefully I'll reach my goal!:D

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

Oh you definitely will! You're close already. :) On an unrelated note, I love your channel! I'm about the least fashionable person ever, so I don't really wear vintage styles but I LOVE the 1950s. I use a lot of old makeup staples (cold cream anyone?) and I also really love old radio shows. Have you ever listened to Our Miss Brooks? That's one of my favorites - they have it on iTunes as a podcast if you're interested/haven't heard it.

@AliciaVintage

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I love the 50s too:D! I don't think I ever listened to Our Miss Brooks before i'll have to check it out!:)

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

You must! My favorite part is that they have radio commercials mixed in for vintage beauty products - shampoos and soap and stuff. I could listen to that stuff all day.

@thefaithful4337

5 жыл бұрын

My hair is just below my shoulders and I really want long hair! I'm a tomboy, which is why I always got such short haircuts, but now I really want long hair! :( You just make me want long hair... so I'm not gonna cut mine anytime soon.

How long did it take u to reach that length of hair? (By the way it is so beutiful😍)

Something I’ve learned to use for ponytail holders is old tshirts. Just cut them up (I usually just use the shirt sleeves), tie them in a circle and BAM! Hair tie!

Thanks for the amazing tips 💖

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

Of course! Thanks for watching!

why do almost every beautiful girl have straight and silky hair but i have met beautiful curly hairs girl too.....girls rock with every type of hairs

l love thes girl so much beacese she so nice

your hair is so pretty!!!!!!

Love your channel ♥️

I actually prefer regular organic coconut oil to the Vatika one

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

+asra Everyone's hair is different - thanks for sharing your preference! I'm sure some viewers will find it helpful. :)

@pops24x7

8 жыл бұрын

same! organic coconut oil I always find is better the more natural I find the better... as my rule of thumb for oils for hair, if I can't eat it I won't put it on my hair haha not sure if I'm the only one who thinks like that but my hair is about 4inchs off reaching my hips and really glossy feeling :)

i never use any heat products,i never dyed my hair

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

That's awesome - I bet it's super healthy!

@jefferlyn9687

8 жыл бұрын

yup :D

@jefferlyn9687

8 жыл бұрын

+coffee&makeup omg you replied

Your eye makeup is so pretty

Can't wait to grow my hair like yours

wow u're using vatika hair oil it's a bit famous in India but most of us use coconut oil throughout the india

@ankitanath7338

8 жыл бұрын

i was about to say that..... its a indiam famous oil.. 😁😀😊

@ankitanath7338

8 жыл бұрын

and sesa also.. its also a indian hair oil..

@aleeyakhan2835

7 жыл бұрын

is Dabr amla famous in India because I use it

@umabaghela1881

5 жыл бұрын

No not most of us use coconut hair oil....but that me the case with only ya region..

you're so pretty 😍

@makeupandcoffee

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Indeed you have a lovely lengthy hair style

Love it,your hair has grow lotss!!

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

:D Thank you!

your eyes are really pretty :D they look like Elenas (from Vampire Diaries, Nina Dobrev)

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

+LovixPrincess So when I originally saw your comment, I looked up Vampire Diaries to see the Elena character. Now I've watched like 3 episodes and am kind of hooked haha! But thank you so much - she is gorgeous! ^_^

fuck lol I put my hair in multiple elastic hair ties because idk how to braid and I wanna keep my wavys and they don't get frizzy I guess I need to learn how to braid

@munziify

7 жыл бұрын

Jètt wriyght yhh u have to know how to braod to get it waveyy

I've been watching videos like this trying to get my waist-length hair back it's currently at the top of maybe almost to the middle of my back and I miss it so much! I'm never cutting it again!

You are so.....correct... I just turned 12 at July 30, 2018 and today is August 10, 2018 (back to the comment) I use to ripped down my hair to get through the tangles and I recently cut shoulder length hair and it is much easier because I saw this video and other videos on your channel and other channels (how to take care of your hair, what to do, what not to do, and other hair things) so thank you 😊 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 for these wonderful videos!!!!!

Is there a alternative hairstyle for the night? Because I don't want my hair to be wavy after I wake up :/

@dylbeentheplotagonistandra2811

7 жыл бұрын

If you don't want it to be wavy in the morning, just brush it, it's that simple

@user-go2nj7on7s

7 жыл бұрын

DylBeen the Plotagonist and randomee 240 when you have waves and brush they wont totally dissapear, you will see just brushed out waves

@luckyDancer100

5 жыл бұрын

I just leave mine down. I can't braid it back because it gives me headaches when I wake up, so now I just braid it back before I wash my face and make breakfast, etc, and when I take it down I have very subtle waves. Nothing major.

@vlogsbybellamie1045

5 жыл бұрын

If your hair is straight kust brush it the waves will leave but if it is wavy or curly umm sorry the waves our here to stay 😂

@marinak9206

5 жыл бұрын

If your hair is straight when you brush it it will go away

I would love to avoid blow dryers and straightening irons but it is impossible to avoid it with naturally extremely curly hair so people with kinky curly hair understand. I wish I had naturally straight hair though. I'm doing everything else you said though. Wish my hair would grow:(

@audrixx8966

8 жыл бұрын

my hair is the same way and I tried to grow it out forever and straightening it only once every two weeks and putting in dry shampoo when it got oily helped. my hair was above shoulder length about a year ago and now it touches my butt.

@Chawnsey1234

8 жыл бұрын

+kawaii-kitteh nice! Than you I been trying to straighten my hair without heat with help from KZread the bobbypin way wrapping your hair tight around your head it's been ok so far and I'm going to try rollers too I heard they are great

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

Aww bummer! Must it be straight? I personally would love to have natural curls. I guess the grass is always greener! And don't get discouraged - with regular oil treatments and a good heat protectant, you'll be there in no time. Sometimes the most difficult part is just the wait.

OMG your hair look so beautiful💖

Wow - I learned a lot - THANX gorgeous!

when your favorite time of the day is night / bed time lol mee

hair has cuticles??? i thought it was folicles.....

@imsosohappyomg

8 жыл бұрын

+Hamsterette Baker It does! The follicle is the group of cells which the hair grows out of whereas the cuticle is the outer layer of dead cells that protect the hair shaft.

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

The earlier responder is correct. The cuticle is like the "skin" of the hair - it's the outermost layer! The cuticle is what gives our hair its shine and smoothness. :)

Hey girl! I just wanna say that u are absolutely gorgeous! I can't take my eyes off of u! I'm from india and trying to grow out my hair, and I will surely try out some of your tips! Thanks!

thanks...good lesson and helpful

Omg I been growing mine forl4 years too!! It's past my butt now!!! I love how everything you mention is literally exactly what I do (except for braiding your hair when sleeping.) I keep mine in a silky or satin night cap to protect my ends from rubbing. Another good tip is to start sleeping on satin sheets and sleep on a satin pillow cases. This prevents friction on hair. It's worth it :) three questions tho.. What kind of leave in conditioner do you use? And is the vatika hair oil really work.? What sulfate free shampoo do you recommend best bc so far I have been using the same sulfate free shampoo for the past two years now and it does wonders for my hair! I use shea moisture line.

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

+jennifer valle Great advice about the satin/silky sheets. I should have asked santa for a set this year! ;) I generally don't use a leave in conditioner besides my few drops of oil. For my lightweight hair, I have found that leave ins can weigh it down and create buildup. If anything, I use a few drops of a Garnier silicone serum to prevent tangling - it's called Garnier Miracle Oil. The Vatika definitely works for me - I have tried regular coconut oil, almond oil, avocado oil, olive oil, and so on but Vatika gave me the best results. As for a sulfate free shampoo, I can't help you there. I actually like sulfates in my shampoo - especially since I use so many oils. I need a really soapy shampoo to clean my hair. So two out of three answers isn't bad I hope? Thanks for your great advice and questions! Also Shea Moisture is a great choice - I love how their ingredients are so natural!

you look like Bridgit Mendler a bit

Very well done tutorial.

Very informative. Thank you so much.

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

God this is annoying lol

@rosekerr8435

8 жыл бұрын

yea jealousy is very annoying

@selenjohnson6805

8 жыл бұрын

+Rose Kerr no jealousy, but there is something really annoying in the video

from you i got inspired for growing my hair

@makeupandcoffee

7 жыл бұрын

Aww really? That's so cool!

getting lazy about my hair years ago was the first step to growing it 😂 first thing to go was the irons, blow dryers and hair spray, then braiding it at night when it got too long to sleep without it being tied. now I have oodles of shiny hair, just need to combat the cold north winds with some oil treatments 😊

Oh God!! You are so pretty girl❤️ Xoxo

I still use a flat iron and curling iron, not everyday, just once every few months, I cut my hair and inch above my shoulders in July 2018, and now in January 2019 it is 2 inches below my collar bones, but I don’t know if that’s slow or fast, but it’s ok for me, and I’m trying to grow my hair to my knees and cut it 2 inches above my hip bones, and donate the cut hair to cancer research, this is such a helpful video, thanks Brit.

Wow.. I am so glad..you used traditional Indian stuff...

I love your hair! I used to have long hair, but I donated my hair and now, it's super short. Now I know these tips. :)

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

+Meng Yi Thank you! It was so nice of you to donate your hair. It will grow back in no time I bet!

@pok3.m0n_54

8 жыл бұрын

coffee&makeup Thanks! I love your videos!

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

:D!

wow! Length to aspire to! I have hair a couple inches past my collar bone....lol long way to go! Should probably include the curling iron in the naughty bin too, that is all I use. I use a bamboo comb on damp to dry hair and it is so lovely! Thank you for addressing how to detangle a knot! I use argan oil or coconut oil with lavender essential oil and it is heaven but I have to be so careful because I have fine hair. I have seen so many ladies here say to use a top knot for a "protective" style, thank you for correcting this issue! I have shorter hair but if I french braid from the top it will all fit in at night ;) Have a lovely day!

@makeupandcoffee

9 жыл бұрын

+primrose Petal You will get there and I'm sure your hair is lovely right now! Curling iron definitely deserves to be binned . I didn't even think of it! Even when I was using heat tools, I never was skilled enough to use a curling iron. I ended up looking like Shirley Temple/a lion. Your comment was really a pleasure to read! Thank you for some great ideas - the bamboo comb and your oil mix especially. I have been meaning to place an essential oil order soon and lavender will definitely be on my list now. Take care!

@ashlynnkaplan1369

9 жыл бұрын

Oh I am glad you found it helpful! I really try to be when I comment ;) Curling irons can be a bit tricky that's for sure, but I have decided after seeing you video to put it away as of today! Yes do get some oils! My favorite for hair is lavender. Geranium is another good one and the two blended are lovely! Geranium can be a bit more costly though. Have a lovely day!

Thank you soooooooo much for this advice I will try the oil one and I'll get back to you

I cut my hip length hair into a short bob in February, I've never regretted anything more

good example! bravo I want that manny girls to have long hair as you do

we have the same length! cool! I also have an extra tip, if you sleep on a satin pillow your hair will have less knots and breakage :)

you are so beautifull and your hair care tips sure help many people ...keep.going 👍👍👍👍

to the point explaining, nice.

thanks for the video it was very useful

Watching this makes me miss my super long hair that I grew out for 3 years.

thanks for tips I loved ur hairs😘😘

I also use Vatika products for my hair. And they are really great. I would recommend it

I loved your video, princess. I’m in this fight for having long hair as well. The majority of your hints I will do in my mother’s hair, for me, I will stay with the braids for sleeping. Unicorn Glitter Kisses 🦄🌈🐾🐾♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Your hair is amazing and you are very beautiful. Thank you for the tips :) x

@makeupandcoffee

8 жыл бұрын

+cbxade Anytime my friend. Your hair looks pretty impressive as well!

@cbxade

8 жыл бұрын

+coffee&makeup ha ha thank you. Hope you have a good day :) X