My Scalp Is Ready for This Blessing”: Woman Shows Products She Uses for Hair Growth, SA Wowed

• A woman shared her healthy, long hair on X and revealed the products that helped her achieve it
• The post, which included various products, gained attention online after the lady showed the length of her hair
• Many social media users requested tips on how to use the products without potential issues like clogged pores
• The Briefly News team spoke with hairstylist and salon manager Lusanda Tyawana on haircare routines that promote hair growth

A woman had many social media users checking her post out after showing off her stunning, long, healthy hair and the products that helped her.

The post, made by user the handle @mainbitchclique on X, listed more than five oils, including sulphur8 and many more, that she used to get the beautiful result.

The lady shows off the hair products

The post on X shows @mainbitchclique showing the length of her gorgeous thick hair detailing her product list, which includes popular items like Amla oil, hair fertiliser, wild growth hair oil, tea tree oil, sulphure8 hair fertiliser, cloves and many others.

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On TikTok, she shared a video mixing the hair product into a bowl on her hair wash day before melting them and using the mixture.

See the X post below:

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How to grow your hair thick and healthy

We at Briefly News spoke with salon manager Lusanda Tyawana about how to keep hair healthy, make it strong, and promote growth. We asked the expert what habits people should follow to maintain healthy and strong hair. She said:

"To maintain healthy and strong hair, wash it, preferably with sulfate-free shampoo at least two times a week and follow with a conditioner to retain moisture. Other important things include keeping hair hydrated by using leave-in-conditioners, oils, and hair masks while drinking plenty of water.

One also needs to limit heat styling and avoid frequent chemical treatments as these may cause damage to your hair. Also, handle hair gently by using a wide-tooth comb or hairbrush, and sleep on a satin pillowcase. Regularly trim the split ends to promote hair growth and prevent them from damaging your hair."

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We asked the expert which products are important for hair growth and how people can incorporate them into their routine. Lusanda responded:

"Depending on the hair texture you're working with, products an African person needs to try for hair growth include using moisturising shampoos and conditioners with ingredients like shea butter or coconut oil to keep hair hydrated and prevent breakage.

Hair oils such as castor oil, jojoba oil, organ oil, and coconut are great for stimulating the scalp and promoting growth through regular scalp massages. Adding protein treatments once a month helps strengthen hair, reducing damage and breakage."

Netizens show interest in trying out the products

The X post racked up 5.9M views and nearly 600 comments as social media users expressed excitement to try the products for themselves. While many were eager to test the hair regime, others expressed concerns about using many products at once, worried it would clog pores or cause other issues.

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User @niashmia shared:

"You gave us the platform but not the plan do we just throw all that in a container & grease our scalp, cook it like crack or like….?"

User @__chinwe said:

"Is that really your hair, I’ve been struggling to grow my hair for months."

User @MulattoTSC added:

"It looks so healthy. This might sound dumb but…My question is what is the routine? Because that is a lot of stuff in the photos. Do you use it all at the same time?"

User @@miaangelica6 said:

"Doing the Lord’s work, thank you🙏."

User @TeaLadieFit commented:

"Beautiful!! This motivates me to grow my hair back! I didn't do anything to it for 8 years not on purpose, but seeing after doing alot of hair colouring, braiding, straighting and blow drying..I'm going back to rice water, oils, and air drying."

User @lalitkumarmdhkr said:

"My scalp is ready for this blessing."

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Source: Briefly News