Late November / December 2020 length update
My hair is slowly reaching classic length.
lunes, 30 de noviembre de 2020
martes, 29 de septiembre de 2020
domingo, 26 de julio de 2020
martes, 14 de julio de 2020
viernes, 26 de junio de 2020
Hair update - JUNE 2020.
My hair already reaches past my butt!! It's getting too long lol, maybe I'll trim my ends soon. It's been a year since I last cut my hair!
miércoles, 15 de abril de 2020
viernes, 10 de abril de 2020
miércoles, 1 de abril de 2020
martes, 17 de marzo de 2020
miércoles, 26 de febrero de 2020
Monthly length photo. Feb 2020
My hair is really long but meh I'm not convinced with how it looks. I think I will go to the hairdresser and have my ends trimmed soon.
martes, 28 de enero de 2020
HAIR CARE Q&A
HAIR QUESTIONNAIRE:
What is your current length? Tailbone length
How do you wash your hair? (shampoo, CWC, CO, WO, other?) Regular shampoo, then conditioner
How often do you wash your hair? Not a very popular thing, but once every other day. My scalp is very oily. Sometimes every 2 days.
What are your favourite products? Tresemmé intense hydration mask. Not sure if you can find this specific product outside my country (Spain) but it's my all time favorite. Leaves my hair super smooth. White container, black lid. This one in this link: https://www.tresemme.com/es/producto...n-intensa.html
What shampoo are you currently using (if you use shampoo)? Garnier Whole Blends Oat Delicacy. Also, I like Giovanni 50/50 balanced shampoo, but this one is very expensive. At least the ones I can find on Amazon.
What conditioner are you currently using? Giovanni 50/50 balanced hydrating conditioner.
Do you oil your hair? If yes, which oil/s do you use? Sometimes, not much anymore. I use coconut oil
Do you use oil as a pre-poo treatment? None
Do you deep condition your hair? If yes, what do you use? Yes, I deep condition my hair with hair masks once a week or so.
How do you wash your hair? (shampoo, CWC, CO, WO, other?) Regular shampoo, then conditioner
How often do you wash your hair? Not a very popular thing, but once every other day. My scalp is very oily. Sometimes every 2 days.
What are your favourite products? Tresemmé intense hydration mask. Not sure if you can find this specific product outside my country (Spain) but it's my all time favorite. Leaves my hair super smooth. White container, black lid. This one in this link: https://www.tresemme.com/es/producto...n-intensa.html
What shampoo are you currently using (if you use shampoo)? Garnier Whole Blends Oat Delicacy. Also, I like Giovanni 50/50 balanced shampoo, but this one is very expensive. At least the ones I can find on Amazon.
What conditioner are you currently using? Giovanni 50/50 balanced hydrating conditioner.
Do you oil your hair? If yes, which oil/s do you use? Sometimes, not much anymore. I use coconut oil
Do you use oil as a pre-poo treatment? None
Do you deep condition your hair? If yes, what do you use? Yes, I deep condition my hair with hair masks once a week or so.
I use:
* Tresemmé
Intense Hydration mask
* Neutrogena Triple Moisture mask
* L'Oreal Mythic
Oil Hair mask
* Belessa Honey Hair mask. Link: Belessa Mask
* Cosmia Collections Argain Oil Hair mask.
****** Sometimes I use the famous Snowymoon's hydrating treatment (aloe vera gel + silicone free conditioner + honey), fermented rice water, and other natural masks, if that day I have the patience to make them.
How do you wear your hair on most days? Braided (two braids -pigtail braids-, side braid, or English braid), or I just wear it down.
Do you only air-dry your hair? Yes, always
Do you use sulfates? Yes, I do. I think they do no harm to my hair. I haven't tried a lot of sulfate free shampoos though
Do you use cones? Yes but I have some silicone free products (not many)
Comb or brush? Both. First comb, then brush.
****** Sometimes I use the famous Snowymoon's hydrating treatment (aloe vera gel + silicone free conditioner + honey), fermented rice water, and other natural masks, if that day I have the patience to make them.
How do you wear your hair on most days? Braided (two braids -pigtail braids-, side braid, or English braid), or I just wear it down.
Do you only air-dry your hair? Yes, always
Do you use sulfates? Yes, I do. I think they do no harm to my hair. I haven't tried a lot of sulfate free shampoos though
Do you use cones? Yes but I have some silicone free products (not many)
Comb or brush? Both. First comb, then brush.
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Your top tip for growing to tailbone or longer?
It's more about what you SHOULDN'T do. No dyes, no bleach, avoid heat
(hair dryer) and don't flat iron your hair often. Keeping it up (buns,
braids) will help a lot, since you won't get as many tangles, which can
damage your hair. Sleep with braids too, you'll avoid knots and tangles. Wide tooth combs are nice for detangling before brushing your hair (you can use it in the shower, or when your hair's still wet. Keep in mind that your hair is more fragile when wet).
Make sure your hair is hydrated. I would recommend trimming the ends at least once every 6 months or so. Don't listen to people who tell you that you should cut it every 2-3 months. If you take care of it you can stretch that period of time A LOT. It's been 7 months since I last cut my hair and it looks perfectly fine!
Extra tips: Some people use satin or silk pillows as they are more "hair friendly." Others use sleeping caps. Also, try to figure out what works for YOUR hair. Maybe sulfates are fine for you, while for others they're awful. Listen to your hair, since what may be good for the majority could not work for you. The methods, advice and routines you can find on forums are really nice, but don't get frustrated if they are not your thing. After all, it's your own and personal hair journey!
Make sure your hair is hydrated. I would recommend trimming the ends at least once every 6 months or so. Don't listen to people who tell you that you should cut it every 2-3 months. If you take care of it you can stretch that period of time A LOT. It's been 7 months since I last cut my hair and it looks perfectly fine!
Extra tips: Some people use satin or silk pillows as they are more "hair friendly." Others use sleeping caps. Also, try to figure out what works for YOUR hair. Maybe sulfates are fine for you, while for others they're awful. Listen to your hair, since what may be good for the majority could not work for you. The methods, advice and routines you can find on forums are really nice, but don't get frustrated if they are not your thing. After all, it's your own and personal hair journey!
Long thick braid
January 2020. My hair is finally tailbone length. It doesn't look that long in this particular picture, but yeah, pretty much!
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