Seven Habits of Beautifully Haired People

[asubeauty]

Great post! Thanks!

 

[me-T]

Habit # 7: Beautifully haired people keep learning

Even when you are at a place where you feel good about the health of your hair, your goal should always be to become better. Are you finally at brastrap? Then you should be striving for midback. Not because you actually want to have midback length hair (maybe you do), but because of the habits you will create to get to midback. If you are brastrap, you are going have to keep working on minimizing your breakage even more to hold on to that length. You get my point? Keep striving for the next level of hair perfection. If that's too much hair for you then cut it back, but the habits you put in place will guarantee you a beautiful head of hair no matter the length.

so is she saying maintaining length harder than growing it?
hmm...keep growin to wl, and cut back to mbl. my ends'll look real nice at all times!

 

[TheNewFine]

Thanks! There was something very peaceful and reassurig about the steps in the article. All of this worrying and fretting is to no avail. Slow and steady DOES win the race!

 

[PeaceWithTrees]

Thank you for the great tips, This is exacltly true and im glad to learn this early on in my hair growing goals, WEll, not exactly, iv had 2 years to get the anxiousness out of my system and have learned that hair growing is a skill that grows with you.

 

[AsTheCurlzTurns]

This is a great read! Thanks so much for sharing this!

 

[Mrs.Green]

Habit # 6: Beautifully haired people are pretty basic

In the early days of my hair challenge I would scour through pages of online sites so I can find the true way to healthy hair. Whenever I would find a mid-back length member telling everyone how she would wash and set once a week...blah..blah, I would quickly become disinterested and continue on my trek to find out the real secrets of long healthy hair. Little did I know that the basic, effective routine is the true path to hair enlightenment. Because I now understand this fact, I no longer feel compelled to run up to some unsuspecting stranger so I can ask her to recall the names of every hair product under her bathroom sink.

** This habit is SO true. I cringe when a bandwagon comes along. I have found that hair care is so simple. And when you really look at the regimens and fotki's of the Bra strap and beyond veterans their regimens are very simple. I have gotten AWESOME results so far, just keeping it simple!

 

[MJ]

That article is the truth.

 

[PinkPebbles]

I believe the artice is written by a member on this forum....If I'm not mistaken I believe her screen name is N_Vizion (sp). She gave these tips on her blog which is by the way very informative and helpful!

 

[PreciousPearl]

Excellent Read!!

 

[Cien]

Good post!! thanks!!

 

[Supergirl]

Thanks for sharing. That was cool.

 

[n_vizion]

Wow!
Sorry for bumping so late in the game but I just found this and had no idea that someone shared the article.

Thanks ladies for showing your appreciation.

I just wrote what was on my mind and what I felt was the best advice for those of us who are desperate to have beautiful hair. I actaully just re-read it as a reminder me to remain brilliant at the basics!

Love y'all.

 

[beans4reezy]

This a good read!

 

[lilsparkle825]

every word is so true. consistency, simplicity, and constant learning. working on the holistic part is often overlooked and that is what i need help on. thanks for the reminder.

Me too. #4 is the only one I didn't find myself reading and saying "hey, I do that!" Gotta work on that!

 

[darlingdiva]

It's already been said, but it's worth reiterating: THIS SHOULD BE A STICKY!!!

 

[dachsies_rule!]

Wow!
Sorry for bumping so late in the game but I just found this and had no idea that someone shared the article.

Thanks ladies for showing your appreciation.

I just wrote what was on my mind and what I felt was the best advice for those of us who are desperate to have beautiful hair. I actaully just re-read it as a reminder me to remain brilliant at the basics!

Love y'all.

Thanks for bumping for all the newbies that haven't seen it!

 

[Lita]

You Are On Point. Happy Hair Growing!

 

[yaya24]

Thanks for sharing! That was a nice read

 

[Stella B.]

Very inspirational! I should print this out, so when I get lazy thoughts about doing my hair, reading this will keep me going. Just like most things in life, hard work and consistency yield great results!!! Thanks for the read!

 

[remilaku]

STICKY THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[jerseygurl]

I like this article. It's so true!!!

 

[Barbara]

When it comes to my hair, I feel that protecting the ends is the key to retaining length.

 

[isabella09]

Great post. Thanks for sharing!

 

[sharifeh]

great post!
thanks
i just wish more articles would address how difficult it can be to find your groove

 

[n_vizion]

great post!
thanks
i just wish more articles would address how difficult it can be to find your groove

Sharifeh,
I also wrote a post on struggling with perfecting a hair routine.

Are you still struggling to perfect your hair routine?

 

[Lovestyr]

Very good points I agree with you 90 percent....lol

 

[Angelicus]

Number 7 is so true for me. I had been a member of this site for years but had never heard of rinsing your hair with teas or using clay. I recently started using more natural products and my hair is thanking me. Thank you for posting this article.

 

[JollyGal]

What a wonderful article!

Thanks so much. I'm going to listen to it