Dry Damaged African American Hair

Hello, I'm a young African American female, and I have had my hair relaxed for years, I use blow dryers, straightening irons, every time I get my hair done, which is about every month. My hair is however, healthy in a word.

But, I am just not seeing any new growth. I was told hair is supposed to grow 3-6 inches a year. I trim my ends each time I go to the salon, but I know getting them trimmed EACH time won't result in any progress.

Do you have any tips on what I can do at home to reduce breakage, and make my hair stronger, softer, and more moisturized so that I can begin seeing progress? Thank you so much.

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One of the best moisturizing products for African American hair (and scalp) is hair cholesterol. Its a bit old school but the product stands the test of time.

Instructions to Apply Hair Cholesterol Video

Hask placenta is also a great protein based deep conditioner that is very inexpensive to buy but gives you great results. Try the Henna N Placenta with olive oil for the best results.

Hint: Use a heating cap for better results with all hair conditioning treatments.

For better hair growth, take Super Biotin daily. Its a B vitamin that promotes growth for hair, skin, and nails. You should begin seeing a difference in your hair within a month.