How To Undershave Hair?

How can I get my hair to grow Really Fast?

• A little bit about my Hair History: I had never straightened, blow-dried, or dyed my hair until March of 2010. I have dyed my hair about once every 6-9 weeks since then. I started straightening my hair on an every-other-day basis on Christmas. I have gone from red hair, to burgundy, to brown, to red, to brown, to red/blonde, to blonde, to pink/blonde, to pink, and now to brown again. My hair is still very healthy (to the point where after dying my hair pink after just under three weeks it had grown a half inch.) A little over a year ago I went and got a hair cut that made my hair up to my ears, I hadn't cut my hair until two months ago, and my hair was to my breasts, I trimmed it myself and it's just above my breasts. I miss having long hair and I want to get my hair to my waist ASAP!! I was thinking about getting extensions but I don't want to ruin my hair, it's too expensive, and it's too much maintenance that I cannot afford. I need to get my hair growing fast, it already grows approximately 3/4-1 a month, but I want to speed it up a little more, but I want to do it naturally so my hair can stay healthy. I wash my hair every 2-3 days to keep the oils in my hair so that should help, I don't eat very much, but I walk ALL THE TIME! I just wanted to know of any vitamin supplements, shampoo/conditioners, and methods for my scalp to help my hair grow faster than it is now. I need it to grow approximately 7-8 inches ASAP! Any help is deeply appreciated! Thanks :D

• Answer:

  Healthy hair growth starts with good nutrition. Your hair needs certain nutrients to grow properly. This can be achieved by getting enough of the right fats, vitamins, and minerals from your diet, or from dietary supplements. There are also some other supplements that may also be able to help, like saw palmetto, Pygeum Africanum, MSM, and grape seed extract. I like Caribbean Hair Grow. You should talk to your doctor before you do, or take anything, and also do your own research (wikipedia, pubmed, etc.) as well. Hope this helps...