Q&A for How to Grow Thick Curly Hair

You can put an avocado mask in to add moisture and hydrate your hair.

Products that stimulate the scalp with ingredients like tea tree oil and mint promote growth. Biotin supplements are also great for encouraging hair to grow.

Hair texture can't be changed, but you can do lots of things to enhance your natural curls. Use curl enhancing products and try a diffuser to make the most of your texture.

Curly hair grows at the same rate as straight hair. However, because it has to grow in a spiral shape instead of straight down, it takes longer to see the length.

Any hormonal change can potentially change the texture of your hair. Medications or extreme changes in diet can also impact your hair.

Yes, lemon can be used on colored hair. Lemon can be used as a method to lighten your hair.

Yes, this applies to African American hair. It applies to hair of all ethnic groups and textures.

Anything natural like Cantu or Whole Blends. The best kind of shampoo scents to use are the outdoor kind of fruits such as coconuts.

Oils such as coconut oil, castor oil, jojoba oil, and olive oil are all great for curly hair.

Split ends are common with untrimmed hair, so it's possible.

Try organic coconut oil and Carol's Daughter Black Vanilla line. African's Best Ultimate Herbal Oil is good, too.

If you have natural hair, it is best to use a sulfate-free cleanser, a conditioner with lots of slip, a deep conditioner, a leave in conditioner, and a styling cream or gel.

It could be that your hair is getting used to the product. If you have any other products, switch to those for a day or two, and then switch back.

Shea Moisture is really good for making thin curly hair look fuller and bigger. It may take a couple of days for your curls to dry and look the way you want. On the second day, be sure to apply a natural oil, such as organic coconut oil, to give your curls the extra shine.

Dandruff will not cause hair to thin. I recommend you use biotin for your thinning hair.