So you've decided to grow out your hair. Maybe the suddenly attractive pixie cut didn't work out for you, or you wish for the additional length for a looming situation like a wedding or prom. Because of this, you are now pining for additional hair in the minimum chunk of time but you hoping to learn how to start. Before you begin: it's definitely essential to be positive that you establish neutral base for your hair to grow on. Nourished hair is happy hair, and happy hair tends to grow rapidly. Now you need to know how to make your hair grow

Before you start

Before you start, your hair for any split ends. These are a huge no-no and must be cut off before you begin to grow. Split ends are single hairs that have broken in half, and if left untreated will find their way up the piece of hair and become a substantial complication for your hair as it grows. If you find split ends, or if it's just been a while since you have had a trim, it's a good idea to plan an appointment. Let your hairdresser know that you want to grow your hair out andtrim enough to take care of any damaged ends. If you haven't already, I highly recommend finding a hairdresser you can go to habitually; they will get to know you and your hair as it grows. If you are very possessive of your hair, having the same stylist to go to is an reassuring feeling of having that confidence in knowing your hair is being well treated.

Let's get started!

This next step might not be for everyone depending on your time constraints but, once you trim your hair to start growing, don't modify your routine much for at least a month besides hiding your hair dryer and straightener. I'll explain more in the next section). Before you change your routine, keep an eye on how much your hair grows on its own before adding anything else to the mix. You want to get an idea of how much your hair normally grows. The reason you want to do this is that once you add using products to enhance growth you will be able to ascertain if it is actually benefiting your hair grow quicker, or if you are spending money on the wrong product for your hair. Everyone's hair grows at different rates; what works really well for one person may not make a difference for your hair at all. Try out your options!

Fast hair growth 101

To expand on that last thought, there are a ton of options to increase hair growth and hair health (which as I mentioned go hand in hand). Read up on the best ways to grow your hair quickly (Hopefully my site can help!). My hairdresser suggested a shampoo and conditioner he used in the past with a lot of success. F.A.S.T. shampoo and conditioner, which stands for Fortified Amino Scalp Therapy, is usually used to help stimulate hair growth for people suffering from hair loss. But, it can also be used to speed up the overall rate of hair growth for those who want gorgeous long hair. I have been using it for the past year and I can certainly say I have had much success with it!

Stay focused on what's important!

Keeping watchful of your ends is extremely important to stay focused on. Everybody's hair is different so there is no rule for everyone, but typically every two months it's smart to get a trim. But, as long as you don't see any broken or split ends there isn't really a good reason to trim your hair. Just be attentive! As you go between trimmings, make sure to set up a hair care routine so you have a plan in place. Maybe your routine is how often you use a hair mask or deep conditioner, or maybe it's getting familiar with taking your biotin every day. There's nothing wrong with keeping a written or typed schedule! Your hair is a top priority your life right now and it should be treated as such.