How To Grow Hair Faster

Maybe she's born with it, maybe it's a smart haircare routine. For some women, enviably long hair just happens, but for the rest of us, tweaking certain aspects of our day-to-day beauty routine must be made. Whether that be using a different hair brush, adjusting how often you use your hair dryer, adding a vitamin to the mix, or sleeping on a silk pillowcase (yes, really), there are several easy steps that can be done to achieve long, lustrous locks. Check out these pro tips to guide you in the right direction (longer!).

Literally every time I get my hair cut, I wish I could take it back. Sure, everyone and their mother has decided that short hair is “in” for 2019, but I can’t help but want long, Rapunzel-worthy hair the very second I leave the salon. Which is why I’ve Googled “how to grow your hair really long” legit 20 times in the past month, making me the unofficial expert on all things long hair.

Hair grows at an average rate of half an inch per month, or about six inches per year.

While you may see ads promoting products that claim to grow hair faster, there’s really no way to make your hair grow faster than this average rate.

Instead, you should aim to avoid things that have been shown to slow down hair growth or cause breakage.

Genetics play a big role in determining how quickly and fully your hair will grow. Hair growth is also affected by:

diet

age

hair type

stress levels

medications

underlying medical conditions

Every time summer rolls around, I want my hair to be longer. Maybe it’s something about the way it feels in an ocean breeze, or maybe it’s the vision of sun kissed, flowing locks. Whatever the case, I need my hair to begin growing faster, immediately. If you can relate, read on as I break down product and habit-related solutions that will help you get curtain-length locks in no time.

Did you just get a short haircut and are now finding yourself regretting it? Luckily for you, there are lots of ways to encourage it to grow fast, healthy, and strong. Massaging your scalp or applying special hair treatments are both good bets. Eating a healthy, well-balanced diet can also help encourage your hair to grow. Most importantly, however, make sure that you take good care of your hair to prevent damage from occurring. Damaged, unhealthy hair tends to break, which won't help at all if you're trying to grow it out!

Some people are vertically challenged, others are follically changed. If you want to know how to make your hair grow faster, you're in the right place!

Our rate of hair growth is influenced by a combination of things, including genetics, over-styling and a low iron count. Increasing it can be tricky business.

Over the years we've experimented with loads of different hair products and home remedies in an attempt to get long locks. After a lot of reading and heaps of testing, we've finally found a formula that really works.

We know it's hard to believe, but this article really can teach you how to grow your hair in one day, and up to one inch a week! It's time to get the hair you've always dreamed of...