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chelsea asked in Beauty & StyleHair · 2 decades ago

how come braiding your in a pony tail make your hair grow faster and does it really work?

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  • 2 decades ago
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    It may or may not. (((note, I'm a girl))) See, I have had braids for ten years give or take a year of my life and my hair is pretty long. Three feet, or something, but I don't think it's the braiding. I think it's because of the way you take care of your hair, the shampoo you use and how you cut it. Ah, and make sure that you get rid of split ends. They're evil! ^.^

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    5 years ago

    Taking supplements, eating healthful, and getting a trim approximately each 8-12 weeks to maintain the ends healthful. Biotin supplementations artwork properly for hair and nails. And alot of persons swear via Mane and Tail shampoo and conditioner. i've got began making use of it, yet no longer likely noticing something interior the way of quicker boost. It does make your hair very bright nonetheless.

  • 2 decades ago

    Of course not. The braid may protect existing hair from breakage, though. On the other hand, braiding too tightly can cause scalp damage and can cause thinning hair.

  • 2 decades ago

    any style that keeps you from having to manipulate daily will aide in ur hair growth...but leavign it like that for long periods of time will cause breakage when you finally take it down because it will tangle although you are not manipulating...

    Source(s): my experience in wearing protective styles
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  • 2 decades ago

    this is not true. Amazing what people will say though.

    Source(s): 10+ years hairdresser
  • 2 decades ago

    hmmm... ive heard that works, let me know

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