Growing Hair Faster

How to Make Your Hair Grow Faster

Maintain Health

Wait, wait, don't click away! Yes, telling someone to be healthy when they want to grow out their hair out is the thunder-stealing equivalent of telling someone who's hungover to drink water. But still: effective. Hormonal changes, stress, prescription drugs and illness are all components that affect how quickly and healthily our hair grows.

Pay Attention To Your Scalp

Lately, people are starting to realize that our scalps are just as important to our hair health. Luckily for us, with this revelation has come a plethora of products all with the express aim of making sure our scalps are as healthy as possible. "Keeping a healthy scalp helps because build-up can hinder oxygen and circulation, which can contribute to bacteria and yeast. Plus, scalp scrubs, serums, and treatments can be just as fun as a hair masque.

Style Appropriately

A critical component of encouraging hair growth is to avoid harmful practices. the heat and bleach are two of the most harmful things you could do to your hair if you want to see some extra length. If you're lucky enough to be able to survive without hot tools or the occasional hair-bleaching, then by all means, take this time to detox from those harmful practices. You should also avoid spending too much time in sunlight, or in saltwater or chlorine-treated pools, Friese informs us. If you can't resist taking a dip, wet your hair in the shower beforehand so your hair doesn't soak up too many harmful substances.

Also, if you're a faux-blonde or regularly bleach your locks, it might be a time to embrace the isolation and let your hair breathe a little. Plus, getting a glimpse of your roots will let you see how much growth you're really getting. For all my dyed ladies, roots are often a better measure of growth than looking at the ends.