5 TIPS TO HELP YOU ON THE ENDLESS JOURNEY OF GROWING OUT YOUR HAIR                                      


Whether it is just growing bangs out or going for an overall longer look, we dread the slow process and the awkward stages hair must go through to get us to the length we want.  Although patience is the main ingredient in the recipe for hair growing success, there are a few things you can do to ease your growing pains.

[arrow]Do NOT stop cutting your hair![/arrow]

First of all, if you let your hair grow without maintaining any sort of trimming schedule, your hair will lose all shape and style.  This is the point where many get annoyed with their hair and give up on growing it out!  Contrary to the popular belief that cutting the hair is counterproductive to growing the hair, you will actually have healthier long locks by getting the split ends trimmed along the way.  It is ok to stretch the normal every-six-to-eight-weeks-at-the-salon regimen by a few weeks, but don’t skip the trims altogether!

[arrow]Spoil your strands![/arrow]

The longer hair grows the drier and more easily damaged it can get.  As the length of your hair changes, so should your hair care regimen.  Try to wash your hair every other day as opposed to every day and limit excessive heat styling.  In addition to your regular conditioning schedule, consider a weekly deep conditioning treatment to keep your healthy hair during your growth spurt.

[arrow]Add Clip in Hair Extensions![/arrow]

Glamouricious Clip in Hair Extensions change the way you look and give you the hair you’ve always dreamed of – in no time – and without damaging your own hair. Thin and fine hair becomes full, thicker and sexier. Short hair transforms to long, glamourous and luxurious hair.

[arrow]Go shopping![/arrow]

Not that a little retail therapy wouldn’t help the awkward hair blues, but specifically go shopping for fun hair accessories.  We don’t mean hats and scarves to cover your head either! Try headbands, barrettes, and all of the other fun hair accessories that are out there.

[arrow]Remember Your Health![/arrow]

Do not forget that your diet does have an effect on your hair.  Lots of water and a healthy, balanced diet not only makes you feel better, but it makes your hair feel better too.  

    Today’s Question: What tricks have you used to fight the growing out frustrations?  Please share & comment below!                                     


    Posted on April 16, 2012 by Glamouricious