Easy Hair Growth DIYs

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Easy Hair Growth DIYs

I help women with tightly coiled kinky hair stop the loss, retain their length and get the clarity they need to grow healthy natural hair
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07/09/2026

For years, many women with natural, tightly coiled hair have been told that their hair is hard to manage, impossible to grow, or destined to break.

But what if you simply never had the right information?

**THIS HAIR WAS NEVER BROKEN**
**Know It. Feed It. Keep It.**

is a practical guide created to help women understand their natural hair, care for it properly, reduce unnecessary breakage, and build a healthier relationship with their crown.

Inside, you'll learn about understanding your hair, moisture, nourishment, breakage, healthy hair practices, and the everyday habits that can help you retain your length.

Your natural hair deserves to be understood—not fought.

Know your hair.
Feed your hair.
Keep your crown.

Link in the comment section.

06/09/2026

Don't let shrinkage deceive you, your hair is actually growing.

05/09/2026

I just washed my hair and as usual, I reached out for my old clean t-shirt polo, wrapped it on my hair to dry out the water.

Regular towels are rough. Those little loops and fibers grab onto your hair cuticle and cause friction, and that friction leads to frizz, breakage, and split ends, especially on wet hair when it's at its weakest and most fragile.

The fix is simple and probably already in your closet. Use an old cotton T-shirt instead.

Here's why it works better:
- The smooth surface means less friction on your strands
- It absorbs water without rubbing your cuticle raw
- It helps you keep your curl definition instead of disturbing it.

How to do it, just lay your hair on the t shirt and gently squeeze out the water, or wrap it the same way you would a towel, just replace the fabric.

Small switch, big difference over time. Your hair will thank you months from now.

Have you made this switch already, or is this your sign to finally try it? Tell me in the comments, and if you know someone still reaching for a rough towel, tag them below 👇

04/09/2026

Tomorrow is wash day for many. Before you jump in, ask yourself one question, what does my hair actually need, moisture, protein or nothing?

If you've been struggling with breakage, dullness, or hair that just won't cooperate, moisture might be the missing piece. Here's how to know your hair needs it:

~ It feels rough or dry, even right after washing
~It looks dull instead of having that healthy shine
~You're seeing more breakage or shed strands than usual
~Your curls or coils look limp or have lost their spring
~ It makes a dry, crunchy sound when you touch it
~It tangles easily and combing feels like a fight
~It feels stiff or straw like
~ Your scalp feels tight, flaky, or itchy
~Product soaks in fast but your hair still feels dry minutes later

Which of these signs do you deal with the most? Drop it in the comments, let's talk about it

03/09/2026

Many hidden benefits in what God has made available for us on this earth we that a lot of people don't know about. If I had known about this seed may be my la'te Mum wouldn't have .....

Let me just stop is here.

03/09/2026

Do you follow a strict schedule, or do you adjust based on how your hair actually feels?

I used to think having a strict schedule was the key to consistency. Wash every 2 weeks, moisturize every day, no exceptions. But real life does not always cooperate with a schedule.

Some weeks you barely sweat, your hair stays fresh, and 2 weeks between washes feels perfectly fine. Other weeks you are out in the heat, working out, sweating more than usual, and by day 7 your scalp is already asking for a wash, not day 14.

If you force the fixed schedule even when your hair and scalp are clearly telling you something different, you end up doing more harm than good, buildup, itching, a scalp that is crying out and being ignored because "it is not wash day yet."

Consistency does not mean rigid. It means paying attention and responding, every single time, not just on the days that fit your calendar.

Tell me honestly, has your hair ever needed a wash way earlier than your usual schedule? What made you notice? Comment below.

Haircare is holistic.

02/09/2026

So I asked a simple question back, what is your current hair care routine?

Silence.

And I see this a lot, honestly. People want the fix, but when it is time to actually look at what they are currently doing, some go quiet.

I understand it though. Sometimes the silence is not avoidance, it is realizing you do not actually have a routine to describe. No pattern, no consistency, just reaching for whatever is convenient on any given day. And that is exactly why the hair is struggling in the first place.

If this is you, it is okay. You are not the only one. But the help I can give depends on knowing what you are actually doing right now, not guessing on your behalf.

If you have ever asked for help and then realized you did not even have a clear answer for the follow up question, that is completely normal. Tell me honestly in the comments, do you have an actual hair care routine, or are you just doing whatever feels right in the moment?

Haircare is holistic.

01/09/2026

Happy new month to you.

Wherever you are in your hair journey right now, whether you are just starting out or you are seeing real progress, I hope this month brings you more consistency and more patience with yourself.

Your hair is listening, even on the days it does not feel like it. Let us keep going together this month.

Haircare is holistic.

01/09/2026

Your hair is not stuck. Something is stopping it.

"My hair is not growing."

I have heard this from so many of you after asking what your biggest hair challenge is. So let me say something that might surprise you.

Hair growth is a biological process. Every living person's hair grows, that is simply how the body works. So if your hair genuinely is not growing, it means something has interrupted that natural process, stress, hormones, nutrient deficiency, an underlying health issue.

But here is the other possibility, and honestly, the more common one. Your hair could be growing exactly as it should, while you are not retaining that growth because of breakage. Your ends are snapping off just as fast as new growth comes in, so it looks like nothing is happening, when really, something is happening, it is just not staying.

I know I have talked about this before on this page, but I am saying it again because some of you just found me and have not seen that post yet.

Which one do you think applies to you, is your hair actually not growing, or is it growing but breaking off before you can see the length? Tell me in the comments.

Haircare is holistic.

30/08/2026

For a long time I have not used flaxseed to detangle my hair. I blend it into powered form and add it to my meal.
I use it only when I don't have okra or matured aloe vera to use.

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