South African Mom Shares Tips For Growing Daughter's Natural Hair in a TikTok Video

South African Mom Shares Tips For Growing Daughter's Natural Hair in a TikTok Video

  • A woman gave social media a close look at her daughter's long, thick, natural hair and shared tips on how to grow it
  • In the TikTok video, the lady revealed the product that she uses to grow and thicken her hair
  • Social media users thanked the mother for sharing the valuable clip, while others gushed over the girl's hair
  • Briefly News spoke to hairstyles Lazaros Sumbane on how to grow your natural hair and keep it healthy

A proud mom took to social media to showcase her baby girl's long natural hair, which left peeps in awe.

A TikTok video of a woman showcasing her child's natural hair.
A South African mom unveiled her baby girl's natural long hair and plugged peeps with hair products in a TikTok video. Image:@user.naomi4
Source: TikTok

Woman shows off daughter's hair

The footage posted by @user.naomi4 on the video platform has gathered 412K views, along with thousands of likes and many comments. The woman unveiled her daughter's gorgeous hair, leaving people in awe. She also plugged ladies with the hair product that her child uses for her hair growth in her caption, saying:

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"My baby girl’s natural hair Sofn’free n’pretty-Relaxer for girls."

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People react to the woman's clip

Social media users loved the lady's video as they rushed to her comment section

Ella said:

"Please, where can I get the gene products for hair."

Pabi Tessia Maine added:

"I used to have this hair ko primary, then before it happened."

Nolwazi wrote:

"Imagine she gets a silk press yoh I would run errands the whole day."

Nolwazi gushed over the woman's daughter's hair, saying:

"Such beautiful hair! please make sure she gets trims to keep split ends at bay!"

Girl, that afro simply said:

"Now that is some hair!!"

Hairstyles share tips on natural hair products

Speaking to Briefly News, Lazaros Sumbane said the secret to taking good care of your natural hair is that one should use the following natural hair growth products: Castor oil, Aloe vera plant, coconut oil, and Black Caster oil.

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The hairdresser highly advised people to avoid blow dryers as they damage the hair.

"Avoid the heat from hair, blow dryers and irons because you are burning your hair and creating more dryness, which makes your hair become thin at the same time damages your hair and causes split ends at the same time, he said."

He recommends that one apply products to their hair, twist and leave it to become dry.

Use fingers and detangling products when your hair is tangled.

"Thermal styles for natural hair are preferable, but avoid the heat. In case you use heat, pre-apply a heat protector before the heat. You should check and trim your hair, if necessary, every 2 to 6 months, depending on the condition of the hair, he added."

Woman shares affordable hair products for growth and volume

Briefly News previously reported on one woman who plugged online users with hair products under R100, which left Mzansi ladies rejoicing in the comments.

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The young lady posted a TikTok clip displaying her beautiful natural hair. The clip shared by @leagomashapa on the video platform has gathered over 499.7K viewers, thousands of likes and many comments. The stunner expressed in her clip that she uses three hair growth products under R100 to grow and thicken her hair.

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Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za

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