>>43785377Sorry to make you wait, I wanted to get her to answer this for me/you so I didn't give you a half-assed reply.
Short answer: genetics. She's had longer than average hair since she was a literal toddler, and her mother also has ridiculously long hair, and it's just as luscious despite her being almost 50.
Also maybe the fact that she's latina contributes to this as well?Long answer, well.. genes again? She cut it short (as in, below the ears short) twice in her life, the first time when she was 9, and by the time she was 15 it was already insanely long again, and once more at 21. For the latter, she had gotten into the whole hair dye trend and later on seriously missed her healthy, chocolate hair, so she gave it up and chopped off all the unhealthy and bristle hair and never did anything to it again (and doesn't want to ever harm it again in general, which is good), and (to her surprise as well), her new hair grew super fast. In the span of 4 years it reached up to her butt, like I mentioned. She claims she doesn't do anything special but told me to list for you the only three products she uses, if you're interested/can get them in your country. It's these:
>Shampoohttps://prnt.sc/suo9dc>Conditionerhttps://prnt.sc/suo9ucFinally, she uses this oil thing on special occasions to give it an extra "umph!", she doesn't use it every single time, and when she does it's usually after her hair has dried after showering
https://prnt.sc/suoa7cAnd to be sure, she showers like this
>shampoo>rinse>shampoo>rinse>conditioner>leaves it on while she washes her body>rinse everything togetherAnd the final tip, which you may not like: she showers with cold water, even in winter. Claims it leaves her hair exceedingly more beautiful/shiny/soft than hot water does, and I'll have to agree.
