Too often, Multicultural hair and Afro-Textured is subjected to damage by chemicals and extreme heat to make it seem longer and smoother. But what this does is weaken the hair fibers and prevent hair from growing. To grow your hair longer and faster, the solutions are quite simple. A big part of growing hair fasters to stop the breakage. Good2Gro Hydrating & Strengthening products stop hair breakage and heal the hair strands from the inside out.
This is a guide on how to grow Multicultural and Afro-Textured hair faster. It has been broken down into three parts, all of equal importance: general maintenance, the right products, and what to avoid.
How to Grow or Regenerate Hair Growth – General Maintenance
Before you go off trying complicated tricks and methods to get your hair to grow quickly, try a few simple natural hair maintenance routines. Often, the simple things you do every day make the biggest difference in the health and length of your hair.
1. Determine your hair type.
To achieve the best results, it is important to know your hair type. This will help you in choosing the right products and give your hair the best possible care. There are three general types of multi-cultural hair:
Kinky hair _ this is the hardest hair type to maintain. It is weak due to fewer cuticle layers available to protect the hair and requires careful handling to prevent breakage.
Curly hair – the curls are looser and tend to be springy, making it one of the easiest hair types to style.
Wavy hair – has large curls in waveforms and is generally easy to maintain.
2. Be sparse with your hair washes.
Washing your hair too frequently strips it of its natural oils, leaving it dry and vulnerable to breakage. If you are washing your hair daily or every other day, that is too frequent. Switch to washing it at most twice a week. For best washing results, use Good2Gro sulfate-free shampoo.
3. Use Good2Gro Hydrating & Strengthening “Tingling” Conditioner as a co-wash.
A pre-shampoo is a conditioning treatment applied before using shampoo. This protects hair that may be dry and breaking. After co-washing with Good2Gro “Tingling” Conditioner, your hair will feel soft and smooth.
4. Use Good2Gro Hydrating & Strengthening Sulfate-Free Shampoo.
Multi-Cultural and Afro-Textured hair tends to be dry, brittle, and easily damaged. Stick with Good2Gro sulfate-free shampoo to protect your hair from dryness and keep it feeling supple and soft.
5. Drying your hair.
After washing, dry your hair by rubbing it gently with a towel or letting it air-dry. Avoid blow dryers, as excess heat will weaken your hair.
6. Use Good2Gro Hydrating & Strengthening “Tingling” Conditioner.
This conditioner helps restore oils and moisture to your hair, preventing breakage and split ends. Use it weekly, not on the same day you wash your hair.
7. Use Good2Gro Hydrating & Strengthening Leave-In Treatment two to three times per week.
This light treatment is designed for use on dry hair or after washing, nourishing your hair from root to tip.
8. Moisturize with Good2Gro Hydrating & Strengthening Gro & Repair Serum.
Adequate moisture encourages fast growth and protects hair from breakage. Use Good2Gro products daily to ensure your hair is always hydrated.
9. Use Good2Gro Hydrating & Strengthening Hair Resuscitator.
This product promotes growth and protects your hair. Massage it deep into the hair follicles for the best results.
10. Protect hair ends.
Trim your hair every three to four months to get rid of split ends. Use protective hairstyles to keep your ends in great condition.
How to Grow Afro-Textured and Afro-Textured Hair Faster – Boosting Growth
In the first section, we discussed maintaining your hair to keep it growing. Now we will talk about how to speed up hair growth.
1. Good2Gro Hydrating & Strengthening System.
Avoid heat styling tools, which can make your hair weak and prone to breakage.
2. Harsh chemicals.
Choose hair products free from harsh chemicals. Natural and organic products are often better for your hair in the long run.
3. Extensions and tight styles.
Avoid styles that tightly wrap your hair, as they can cause breakage. Protective styles like braids can help hair grow faster.
4. Too much stress.
Too much stress has been scientifically proven to be behind hair loss problems such as Telogen effluvium where hair essentially stops growing and begins to fall out and Alopecia areata where hair follicles are attacked by the body’s immune system.
