What is the best shampoo to use to make your hair grow longer?
No matter what kind of shampoo I try my hair never grows! Can someone please help me?
Related Posts
- What is the best shampoo to your hair grow longer? (4)
My hair is real short. I really want to grow it out before I'm an old lady but I'm really impatient. I need a shampoo that wants to grow my hair out pretty fast. I've looked on the web trying to find ... - What is the best shampoo their hair grow longer? (4)
My hair is really short. I really want to grow it before I an old lady, but I'm really impatient. I need a shampoo that grow out my hair pretty quickly. I tried the Internet to find a tried and I have... - What is the best shampoo to use to grow your hair longer? (6)
No matter what kind of shampoo I try my hair never grows! Can someone please help me?... - What is the best shampoo to grow your hair longer? (4)
My hair is real short. I really want to grow it out before I'm an old lady but I'm really impatient. I need a shampoo that will grow my hair out pretty fast. I've looked on the web trying to find one ... - what shampoo make your hair grow and how can i get my hair longer? (4)
i want my hair to my belly button too and right now its a lil above my chest any vitamins? ect... - Anykind of shampoo to make hair grow faster and longer your? (6)
My hair is kinda dry since I straighten it. (I havent straightened it that much this summer) But I want it a lot longer before school starts. Any shampoo to increase hair growth? I heard that horse sh... - Whats the best shampoo and conditioner for african american hair that wants to make it grow fast? (4)
My hair is kinda like past my shoulders but i want it way longer. So wats a good shampoo for that? O yea i have split ends but i dont want to cut them because my hair will be shorter. . . wat will hap...
6 Responses to “What is the best shampoo to use to make your hair grow longer?”
February 21st, 2010 at 8:45 am
your hair can’t grow from shampoos
all you need to do is be less stressful (if there is stress in your life) sleep more and be in the dark more then usual
February 21st, 2010 at 9:00 am
i use main and tail
and my hair has been growing pretty fast
February 21st, 2010 at 9:04 am
hair Crack
February 21st, 2010 at 9:05 am
the act of shampooing can help stimulate hair growth by massaging the scalp with your finger tips, making blood and nutrients move to the hair follicles
February 21st, 2010 at 9:17 am
I agree Main and Tail is very good…but also you can take prenatal vitamins..
February 21st, 2010 at 9:56 am
The simple answer is that shampoo has nothing to do with IMPROVING hair growth, however the overuse of shampoo can damage your hair by removing the oils that make it supple.
When I say oils, I am not talking about leaving your hair oily – I am talking about the oils that are naturally in your hair strands that allow your hair to remain supple. Once those are stripped by shampoo overuse they don’t tend to return to the hair strand. Without that natural oil, your hair can become quite fragile, and can break off at the ends with even simple brushing making it appear as if your hair is not growing.
If you want long hair, be prepared to take good care of your body. Eat well, sleep well, stay free of disease, and avoid the sun, or perming, coloring, blow-drying your hair, or dragging a brush through knots. Use a good quality conditioner every time you shampoo, and shampoo less frequently.
The much longer answer:
There would be two reasons why your hair doesn’t appear to be growing (besides having it cut!)
1. Your hair is being snapped off at the ends when you are brushing it. (dry or brittle hair, or pulling through knots)
2. Your hair is already quite long, and your hair follicles simply die and the hair strand drops out – which is a natural process, and can only be altered by becoming younger or augmenting your hormone production (menopause can affect hair growth).
You can’t do much about the second reason, so I will focus on the first.
Hair is a protein. Overuse of shampoo, bleaches, perms, coloring, hairdryers, sun exposure, etc damage hair protein. Hair protein breaks down due to this damage, and the hair becomes brittle, so when you brush this brittle hair the tips of the hair literally shatter like glass, and fall away.
Your diet is also a factor. Illness is too. If your hair is quite long, and you got over a serious illness even some years ago, or you went through a period of not treating yourself well, the hair your body made at that time is still on your head, and is fragile. When it breaks off it can appear as if your hair is not growing.