Question: I have thin hair and am really...

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massaging your scalp helps, increased the blood flow to the area......
also, i had quite thin straight hair, and i cut it fairly short, eer since then its grown a little faster, thicker and wavier.... (except no, cos its in dreads!!)

good nutrition, as everyone is saying....... and yeah, for the general health of your hair, try to avoid, dying it, blow drying it, curling it, or straitening it....... all of that does a lot of damage........

hair, nails, skin and eyes are all outer signs of health......... so if it looks like they are unhealthy, it might be a good idea to have a further look at diet and nutrition etc.......


lols...... good luck anyway.......... xx

You can take hair/nail supplement vitamins as well

just try to use coconut oil it will help somehow...

This maybe kind of silly or superstitious but cutting your hair on the night of a new moon makes your hair grow longer and thicker.

you'll make you hair greasy doing that, and youll be pulling alot of it out

hair grows at about half an inch a month (on average) and about 150 hairs fall off your head every day, these are natural facts, nothing you can do about it. the best way to try and get it to grow would be to keep it strong, eating right, using volumising products on it. keep the cutting the ends, to stop split ends, which will make you hair weaker. theres no way you'll make it actually grow faster, but you can help it while it does.

don't use loads of products (hair spray, or dying it), avoid any heat (straighteners and a hair driers) let it dry naturally (I know it doesn't always look good but it holds more of the moisture making it felxible and stronger). and tips on washing you hair, make sure you get all of the prducts out, shampoo takes about 2 minutes to wash completely out, conditioner can take upto double that, and for the best results you should leave conditioner in ur hair for at least 2-3 minutes before washing it out.

hope this helps a bit x

Sorry, but there really is no way to make your hair grow significantly faster than it does naturally...