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Renee wrote: thanks juliana. if i remember correctly, i brushed the ......out of it to get it to shine. Strangely enough, i dont know if my nails are hard. They bend forward and i bend them when im sorta bored and it doesnt break. it seems to tear. I dont know if thats good or not

Renee, it sounds like your nails are weak. I suggest adding a biotin supplement to your diet.

Excellent growth in the past 8 months, strawberryfine!

Caill, when getting a "trim" at the salon be sure to tell the stylist you want your hair to grow longer and fast. Ask for them to trip "just the tips." (I believe that is their code for what we consider to be a trim).

Tommy, I agree with you -- Nicole's hair is beautiful!

Oh gosh, I sure hope that the season is why I had no growth last month!!! Well hopefully a combination of the cold, lack of Vitamin D and that my new growth is tight little curls at my scalp.

Yes, a second vote for almond oil. I don't know if it makes your hair grow but my ends absolutely love it. Softness and no splits (for the first time in my life) so that alone gets my vote.

I don't plan on getting any hair cut (dusted) until split ends necessitate it. I would love to see what my (healthy) ends are like without being cut. Plus I am scared of scissors happy stylists. I have entered that stage of life when some people think short hair is mandatory….grrrrrrrrrrr

thanks juliana. if i remember correctly, i brushed the ......out of it to get it to shine. Strangely enough, i dont know if my nails are hard. They bend forward and i bend them when im sorta bored and it doesnt break. it seems to tear. I dont know if thats good or not

hai i am vijay haircareadvicer and messur

dont cut ur hair .what is ur current hair length

if u want long hair plz use almond oil

my mailid:-

mpvijay@indiainfo.com


bye

Strawberryfine, thanks for the compliment. I read somewhere that hair grows more slowly in the winter. I don't know if it's true, but maybe that's an explanation for why your hair seems to have stopped growing.

Here's my theory about your hair, though -- Your hair is still growing, it's just not as noticeable. The longer your hair gets, the less apparent the growth. The difference between hair that is 2" long and 4" long is really obvious. The difference between 8" and 10" is much less noticeable. The longer your hair gets, the less you'll notice the growth. I don't even notice my hair growing anymore. Long is long. It just seems like suddenly, one day, it's TOO LONG for my tastes and I need to cut off a few inches.

Let us know what the results are when you measure your hair. I'm not psychic, but I predict that your hair will have grown more than you think it has.

I'm sorry your hair doesn't grow as fast as you want it to, Renee. I just wanted to tell you, though, that your hair looks fabulous. It's so shiny!

My nails grow like crazy, but my hair grows very slow. I guess it's better to have one than neither.

I sure hope my hair grows 10 inches this year. I must know what fast hair growers are using for S&C!!!

You people are so lucky, I wish my hair grew that fast. Mine only grows about a third of and inch a month.

I like getting older too, Viktoria. It sure beats the alternative.

I think my fast-growing hair is totally due to genetics. I was born with a full head of hair and had waist-length hair by the age of 3. When I was a starving student (for 8 years), my diet was pretty lousy and I smoked constantly, but my hair still grew about 10 inches a year. I've heard a lot of people recommend certain foods and supplements for healthy hair growth (and nail growth), but I think some people just have naturally slow-growing hair (and brittle nails) regardless of diet. Do the rest of you who have fast-growing hair find that you also have really strong, fast-growing fingernails? My nails never break.