30 Natural Remedies to Make Your Hair Grow Faster …


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30 Natural Remedies to Make Your Hair Grow Faster ...

How to Make Your Hair Grow Faster methods can be difficult to follow, especially if you want to go the natural way. I know that when I cut all of my hair off (it was down to the middle of my back and I went up to just above my shoulders), I was devastated. I liked it for a week, but after that, I wanted my hair back. Learning how to make your hair grow faster naturally is easy, you just have to know the right methods! And I am going to give you 9 super tips on how to make your hair grow faster and get it to be even thicker than it originally was!

1. Trim Your Hair Every 6-8 Weeks

While it might seem weird to trim your hair while you are growing it out, you want to cut the dead ends off. Yes, hair does grow from your roots and trimming your split ends isn’t a way to make your hair grow per se. But if you don’t take care of  split ends, it could result in breakage and unhealthy hair and you certainly don’t want that when you’re trying to grow your hair, do you? Trimming 1/4th of an inch of your hair every 6-8 weeks is great for you!

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  1. October 7, 2011 at 11:58 am Permalink
    Anonymous says:
    Actually, spilt ends have nothing to do with how your hair grows. Your hair grows from the root. The only way that split ends will actually deter your hair growth is that they will cause ... See more hair to break off & be unhealthy so that you have to cut most of it off, but your hair will still grow…
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    • May 6, 2012 at 8:23 pm
      Jessica Walker says:
      this is in response to that person’s comment by the way. ^^
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    • May 3, 2012 at 8:03 pm
      Anonymous says:
      right but if your ends are breaking off then your length will never get longer! so there for you have to trim your hair!
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    • April 26, 2012 at 1:56 am
      That is exactly what she said!
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  2. December 7, 2011 at 11:41 pm Permalink
    Sarah Pohl says:
    trimming your hair does NOT make it grow faster. hair is DEAD. It grows from the scalp. Good diet, vitamins and scalp treatments help.
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    • April 22, 2012 at 9:28 am
      Anonymous says:
      well said!
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    • April 15, 2012 at 6:29 pm
      Anonymous says:
      spilt ends break your hair off at the end making it shorter, therefore by trimming them off, your hair will grow longer
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    • April 21, 2012 at 11:30 pm
      Alison B says:
      The trimming of the split ends doesn’t make it grow, but it prevents the hair from shortening itself by splitting and then the split and weakened part breaking off. it’s not about making it grow ... See more it’s about keeping the growth you have so far.
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  3. March 10, 2012 at 3:38 pm Permalink
    Angela says:
    The oil scalp massage and the increase in B vitamins has helped. I also noticed a huge difference when I stopped taking Tylenol, I heard from a few ladies that Tylenol coats the folical and ... See more I have stopped. I also noticed my skin and my nails have increased in health with the increase of gelatin in my diet. Thank you for the research. My little girls hair and my hair are the healthiest in town!
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  4. January 11, 2012 at 12:04 am Permalink
    Fivezenses says:
    Also another trick to get your hair to grow? Massage the scalp every time you wash your hair. Do this from anywhere from up to 30 seconds to a minute. Don’t do it fast, do ... See more it like they do it at the hair salons. What this does is stimulate the hair follicles to grow. Over time, in about 4-6 weeks, you’ll see a difference.
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    • January 26, 2012 at 2:48 pm
      Anonymous says:
      This is so true!! I don’t do it everyday, like I should, but the times that I have done for several days in a row I did notice a “growth spurt” a couple weeks later!
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    • February 14, 2012 at 4:27 am
      Polly says:
      Doesn’t it increase blood flow too? I heard it does that too apparently.
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    • March 2, 2012 at 6:48 am
      Jelena says:
      It does:) When you massage your scalp you basically aid the healthy, undisturbed exchange of blood in that area. Blood flows better, your tissues are healthier and richer in oxygen and your hair follicles get ... See more everything they need to stay alive and produce healthy hair:)
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    • January 15, 2012 at 5:15 am
      Sheila says:
      Thanks for sharing that valuable piece of advice! :)
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  5. March 7, 2012 at 11:20 pm Permalink
    Anonymous says:
    Some of these tips are really good. Some of these are so inaccurate. Really, you should just do what works for you and your hair. You may also find that your hair ... See more does not grow at a consistent rate. I know my hair sometimes grows at least a full inch in one month yet barely a quarter inch a month some other time. Also, the hair on the top of my head seems to grow faster than the rest. Know your hair and treat it well!
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  6. February 24, 2012 at 4:28 pm Permalink
    Ankti says:
    I completely cut out hair care products you can get the shelves at a department store, or even the salon. Instead, I use a goats-milk based all-natural shampoo bar from a local supplier who is ... See more willing to disclose all ingredients so that I could do research. I have had dry scalp problems in the past, so I chose one that has tea tree oil, sage, and lemongrass. Once I got over my addiction to the suds that laboratory-produced shampoos produce, I found that my hair felt stronger, looked better, and grew a lot faster.

    I am also a big fan of henna. I dye my hair with it, but I also use neutral henna for a conditioning treatment in between root touch-ups.

    Vinegar rinses are EXCELLENT.
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    • April 23, 2012 at 1:29 pm
      Allison says:
      I use baking soda in water with a few drops of tea tree oil and massage that into my head for a “shampoo” then follow it with an apple cider vinegar rinse. It has done ... See more wonders for my fine hair! It has much more body, and is no longer limp and oily.

      I also started henna treatments to help cover emerging gray hairs here and there — but the bonus is that I found it acts as a deep conditioner! I love my hair the most right after a henna treatment.
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    • April 25, 2012 at 10:58 am
      Sheila says:
      Hi Allison,
      Henna is pretty awesome! :)
      I’ve never been one to experiment with natural “shampoos” but I think I’m going to give the baking soda and tea tree oil a shot.
      Thanks for stopping by.
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    • May 4, 2012 at 12:12 pm
      Anonymous says:
      @Ankti, I hope you dont plan on using ANY harsh chemicals on your hair since youve put henna in it, bc if you It’s all gonna turn to gum and fall out. Good luck..
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  7. March 20, 2012 at 1:14 pm Permalink
    Catherine says:
    I love this website, but I’m a little confused because on one of the other articles said that trimming hair will not make it grow!! :)
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    • March 22, 2012 at 3:05 pm
      Anonymous says:
      you are very right
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    • May 10, 2012 at 4:47 pm
      Anonymous says:
      Except everybody I know with long thick hair tells me they DO NOT cut their hair. They always tell me the growing out process sucks because, yeah, split ends. But it’s worth it because their ... See more hair is thick and long.. so.. i’m taking that advice! Trimmimg my hair regularly hasn’t helped grow out my hair in years so.. we’ll see!
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    • March 22, 2012 at 9:51 am
      Anonymous says:
      Trimming regularly removes the dead ends allowing your hair to be more healthy overall, which in turn allows it to continue growing.. The more dead and unhealthy your hair is, the less it grows.
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  8. March 2, 2012 at 2:04 am Permalink
    Anonymous says:
    While several of these tips will make your hair shinier, have fewer split ends, etc., nothing will make your hair grow faster. Hair is made up of keratin with a few other traces. ... See more This is basically another of the body’s waste processes like fingernails. The only thing that will make your hair ultimately “healthier” (ironic, as it’s nothing but waste), is for you to have healthier eating and exercise habits. Everything else is just a quick cover up.
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  9. February 25, 2012 at 10:56 am Permalink
    Charlene says:
    Apple Cider & Vinegar Rinse – This will strip your hair and scalp of all oils. The only reason I would tell someone to do this is if they use LOTS of hairspray and ... See more product and have a buildup on their hair. Not for hair growth. (Cosmetologist)
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    • March 1, 2012 at 8:40 pm
      Anonymous says:
      On the other hand it may un-clog pores and really clean the scalp. I would recomend this for the average person, but only once a week.
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  10. December 7, 2011 at 10:43 pm Permalink
    Alyx says:
    Trimming your have does not make or help it grow faster. Your hair grows from your scalp not the ends. It does help it look healthier. And helps with breakage. :)
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    • April 9, 2012 at 8:11 pm
      xenira says:
      It makes it appear to grow faster because the split and damaged ends are not breaking off. When those ends are trimmed cleanly on a regular basis, your hair will be lengthening instead of breaking off or splitting.
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    • February 14, 2012 at 4:30 am
      Polly says:
      So it does help? If it helps prevent breakage then it will help with hair growth.
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