Q&A for How to Make Your Hair Look Naturally Healthy and Beautiful

If you use moisturizing shampoo, it should help, but if you use some argon oil or any oil really, it's very moisturizing.

Don't rub your hair because it creates friction. Instead, move your hands into your hair, pull them out and repeat. This will help reduce the frizz.

It might sound right but don't use lots of conditioner. Brush your hair right after shower and find a conditioner that is good for your hair.

Not unless styling requires heat.

You could use organic hair products containing vitamin B5, which helps coat and repair the hair shaft. You could also cut your hair regularly to get rid of the damaged parts. Don't over wash your hair, stop using a brush that is harming your hair, stop rubbing your hair with a towel and don't blow dry it for too long.

Of course not. You don't have to do anything you don't want to do. But it will probably improve the health of your hair...

To keep your ends healthy, trim them every 6-8 weeks, which helps promote growth.

To improve heat-damaged, flat hair, limit heat styling and always use a heat protectant. Use sulfate-free shampoo and deep condition weekly with oils like coconut. Try blow-drying upside down for volume and use dry shampoo. Trim every 6-8 weeks to prevent split ends. Eat a balanced diet with protein and vitamins for hair health.

Using a hair mask is not essential, but it can add glow and enhance silkiness and smoothness to your hair.

You should brush your hair before bed, before a bath or shower, and in the morning. To maintain it throughout the day, use spray to soften and keep loose hairs in place.

Avoid brushing your hair while it's wet. Shower with warm water instead of hot. Use silicone- and sulfate-free products. Focus your shampoo on your scalp. Apply a hair mask once a week and wrap your hair in a towel to dry.

You could use a daily shampoo and conditioner like Head & Shoulders. Maintain a healthy diet and make sure to remove all dirt or grime from your scalp, and when using shampoo and conditioner, be sure to thoroughly clean your scalp.

You can braid your hair or use hair curlers to create waves. If you're unsure how to do these, ask your parents for help.

Washing your hair 2 or 3 times a week is best, and using a claw clip or shower cap on other days can help maintain its health.

You can trim a few strands yourself to maintain a healthy look. Alternatively, applying oils to the ends of your hair can help them heal.

I recommend the keratin smooth hair mask. It defines curls if you leave it in and smells amazing!

Brush your hair while it's wet and use a curl cream to define the curls. Then, apply gel, such as 'Eco gel,' to help hold the curls. Use a T-shirt or towel to scrunch your hair and add volume. If you don't have a curl cream, you can use any conditioner.

Purchase a conditioner, as it is essential for maintaining healthy hair without spending too much money.

You could get a trim, switch your shampoo and conditioner for ones with different nutrients, or apply some hair oil daily to heal the ends of your hair.

Using a towel to gently blot your hair instead of rubbing it can help reduce frizz. You might also try using your hands to smooth it out.

For a DIY hair mask, mash one ripe avocado and mix it with 2 tablespoons of honey, 1 tablespoon of olive oil, and 1 egg. Apply the mixture to damp hair from roots to ends, cover with a cap, and leave it for 20-30 minutes. Rinse with lukewarm water and shampoo. This mask hydrates, nourishes, and strengthens hair naturally.

To promote hair growth, focus on vitamins and minerals like Biotin (Vitamin B7), Vitamin D, Vitamin E, Zinc, Iron, and Omega-3 fatty acids. These nutrients nourish the hair follicles and support overall hair health. Foods like leafy greens, eggs, nuts, and fish are rich in these nutrients.

To grow long hair without damage, avoid excessive heat styling, use a heat protectant, and minimize the use of hair ties. Regular trims every 6-8 weeks to prevent split ends, using gentle, sulfate-free shampoos, and deep conditioning treatments are also important. Protect your hair from sun exposure and chlorine when swimming.

Oils can be very helpful. Before showering, apply an argan or Moroccan oil mask to your hair for 30 minutes, then rinse thoroughly in the shower. Shampoo and condition as usual. Use a wet brush or comb in the shower to help relax your hair, then comb periodically as it dries to get it used to the comb pattern.

Shampoo would be the better option, as shower gel is not meant for your hair.

Yes there is. It is known as conditioner and it can help moisturize hair. As well, there are hair masks and intensive repair shampoo and conditioner products that can add moisture to hair.

2 in 1 shampoos are okay in a pinch, but they aren't the best products for long hair. Actual conditioner is much better at hydrating and moisturizing your hair, while 2 in 1 shampoo can leave your hair feeling a little dry.

If your hair is too short for conditioner, you don't have to use it. You can add some moisture back in with a leave-in conditioner if you'd like to. Simply spray it all over your hair when you get out of the shower to leave your hair feeling hydrated and moisturized.

Make sure you're eating a balanced diet and getting all of your vitamins and minerals. Taking a daily vitamin can help your hair grow faster and longer. You can also avoid heat styling tools and let your hair air dry as much as possible to avoid damage and breakage.

Try using a silk bonnet or get a silk pillowcase. If you can't do either, tie your hair up in a protective style before sleeping, and wash your pillow often.