HOW DO I GROW MY HAIR BEFORE SCHOOL?

Question

Okay, I'm 15 I'm Asian, Native American and Black. My hair looks mixed, it's curly, puffy and extremely dry and keeps falling out for dying it literally more than 10 times and 3-4 inches down my shoulders. I don't know how long is it down my shoulders if i straighten it because I'm not trying to flat iron it until a couple days until school starts, which is August 20 something. Not sure exact. But i really want to grow at least 5 inches before school starts. I'm not sure if it's possible or not? But I'm on a low carb diet right now, exercise like 3 times a week for an hour, and drink 6-8 glasses of water a day. No sugars too. The hair products i have is Olive oil conditioner and shampoo, olive oil (like for cooking) and this African olive oil hair growth and the herbal oil, i do heat it warm and most of the time i leave it in over night. I wash it 2 times a week, sometimes 3. I've been using this process for 2-3 weeks and saw maybe a centimeter in change..? Which sucks.
Well... can anyone please help me? Don't mention the diet please because i know about what to do. But i just need help on what to use and how to use products for my hair to grow. I'm also going to buy hair grow pills tomorrow and my cousin is ordering mane n tail conditioner soon. PLEASE HELP!

Answer 1

Luckily your hair grows faster in summer than winter, but there isn't a product or process to make it grow any faster (make the follicles produce keratin at an increased rate)



Avoid smoking, get lots of sleep and good nutrition, drink enough water, avoid stress, don't over-shampoo or over-brush, get regular trims and condition to keep the ends healthy... that's all you can do. (When hair is frayed at the bottom, it can appear to be not growing because it splits and breaks off at about the same rate as it is growing out)



Some people say scalp massages and vitamins help hair growth, but that's up to you on how you spend your money, as there is no scientific evidence that this works, only individual experiences.



You can expect about 1/2 inch of growth per month

Answer 2

Trim it a little bit a couple of time during the next few weeks, which will encourage it to grow faster.

Answer 3

You don't cut it. That's how you grow it out....