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Photo Courtesy of: Black Girl Long Hair 

Growing and maintaining natural hair has been a challenge for many of us. I remember when I did my first BC (big chop). I had to research my hair type...was I 4a,b, or c?  I had to research the products that would work best with my hair type, as well as educate myself on the L.O.C. (liquid, oil, and cream) method. 

Throughout my journey of falling in love with my natural hair I have discovered 10 Tips for Growing Out Your Hair:
  1. Deep condition once a week
  2. Eat healthy (clean foods preferred)
  3. Take hair vitamins (prenatal vitamins work wonders also)
  4. Drink LOTS of water
  5. Massage scalp with natural oils
  6. Moisturize and seal ends
  7. Cleanse with SULFATE FREE shampoo or co-wash with conditioner
  8. Protective styles are a must!
  9. NO HEAT!
  10. Be patient.
All hair is "good hair", acceptance is the key to confidence.Embrace your texture and realize patience pays off! Remember your hair is at its weakest when its dry so make sure you cover it with a satin scarf at night and as with any journey don't compare your steps with another's...just enjoy the ride! 

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