Best Hair Care Routine?

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I'm looking for the best hair care routine . I want my hair longer by possibly next year . I will do anything. I dont want it as badly damaged either. I don't do much with it but occasionally straighten and blow dry it because i cant feel pretty without it done that way , but help please ? Thank you.

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Best hair care routine would be minimal heat use. If you have to use a blow dryer, straightening or curling iron then use a heat protectant spray. Take prenatals even if you aren't pregnant, the vitamins help hair growth. Also deep conditioning your hair weekly to help stengthen it.

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The best hair care routine depends on your hair type & how damaged it is. I would suggest starting with removing any split ends/severe damage first. Also healthy hair starts within. Your hair is one of the last places to receive any nutrients, so eat healthily!

I would also look into good quality hair products. I personally love Lush Cosmetics, & Pureoligy. Limit your heating tools. Don't over wash your hair. Invest in a good purifying shampoo for any product build up. Either make your own hair masks, or purchase one that will suit your hair needs.

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Try biotin vitamins. They are really good for your hair, skin, and nails. Sulfate-free shampoos are also better for your hair, but they are more expensive. How often do you wash your hair? Cutting back on your washes can help it grow, as well. And of course, eating healthy. Good luck!

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Start kissing goodbye to your heat tools. 
Get a good sulfate free shampoo/conditioner. 
Try to wash your hair with cooler temp water it makes it softer. 
Try not to wash your hair more than 3 or 4 times a week max. 
Invest in a good hair mask ..LUSH has a great one called "H'Suan Wen Hua" one container of that completely changed my hair. 
You can also get some coconut oil and once a week mix a little of it with some olive oil and massage into your roots. Leave on for 15 - 20 mins then shampoo it out. Or overnight if your hair is realllly bad. 
Make sure you're getting good protein in your diet and lots of water. And take some vitamins too. Biotin is good or prenatals. 
Braid it before going to bed it prevents knots and breakage.

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Here is a little bit of a comparison for you. Picture on the left is right after I chopped six inches off my hair back in September of 2014. Picture on the right is now (literally taken like a week ago). I've had 3-5 minor trims to my hair during my regrowth, by minor I mean I walk in and tell my stylist to take off just enough to get dead ends but I don't want to tell more than a half inch difference on the length. My hair is my love, lol. And it's a pain in the ass to work with. My hair is naturally curly and dry, but seriously it's just all in how you treat it. I switch every month or two between two shampoo/conditioner brands. I use the Suave with the keratin infusion, and I use the Clear for damage and color repair. When I first started using the keratin infusion shampoo and conditioner, I had already noticed a huge difference. I'm a heat user on my hair. My hair is so thick it'd take a full day for it to air dry before I could style it. So when I shower I blow dry and then style. Although, like the photo on the right, that is my unbrushed natural look out of the shower. I literally only wash my hair twice a week. Three times if I'm going somewhere important and need fresh clean hair to style. Until a few weeks ago, I used heat on my hair 5 out of the 7 days of the week, but in the last few weeks I've just been lazy. Even using constant heat on my hair, it has grown because I trim it occasionally and when I wash, I condition it well. Only deep condition once a week, which means only one time should you put conditioner on up to your scalp, every other time only apply from mid shaft to ends. You don't want to over saturate your scalp with the moisture or you'll have daily greasy hair that you'll have to wash everyday which will in turn lead to damage. Start with these things and hopefully you'll see some progress! Best of luck! Trust me, growing your hair isn't easy, lol. I know all about it!

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