How to Help your Hair to Growth Faster & Stronger


  



It is not that difficult as you may think, you just have to know the right methods. By just changing conventional hair products for Vida Hair Treatment and at the same time review a few of your everyday habits, including poor dietary choices, you will see a radical improvement in your hair's length and health.

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1. Trim your hair every 6-8 weeks. Trimming your hair while you are growing it out is essential if you want to make your hair grow faster. Cutting 1/4 of an inch of your hair every 6-8 weeks is great for you. You have to get rid of the dead ends. Remember, you want your hair to be long and healthy, not just long!

2. You are what you eat!

Did you know that what you eat actually makes a difference in how fast your hair grows? If you eat a lot of protein-rich foods, you will see a massive difference in the quality of your hair, as well as the speed with which it grows. Some of the best hair foods are fish, eggs, nuts, and beans. Additionally, eating fresh fruits and vegetables will provide your body with all the essential vitamins it needs for hair growth. And if you're looking for an extra boost, you can supplement your diet with a  B-Complex Vitamin.

3. Use Natural Oils in your Scalp

Vida Hair oil (has the best combination of essential oil and organic oils for the hair.)
If you want to make your hair grow faster, Vida hair Oil can really help. Rubbing our Vida Hair Oil oils into your hair helps to stimulate hair growth and improve hair health in many ways. Vida Hair Oil unlocks hair follicles and delivers nutrients and vitamins direct to the hair and scalp. Just mix a few drops of Vida Hair oil and give yourself a scalp massage, leave the oil for 40 t0 60 minutes 1 x 2 times a week. You will be amazed at the results.

4. Massage  your scalp

One way to make your hair grow faster is by massaging your scalp every time you wash your hair. Gently massage your scalp with Vida Shampoo for about 60 seconds to 2 minutes. This will help open up blood vessels and increase blood circulation, which will deliver oxygen and essential nutrients to the hair follicles to enable healthy hair growth. You should see a difference in about 4-6 weeks.

5. Stimulate Hair Grow

Using Vida Hair Lotion ( it's a combination of plants that stimulates scalp circulation and controls the overgrow of microorganism in the scalp ) Well, it works! Just apply every day in your scalp and leave-in. The Vida Hair Lotion will work all day!

6. Stress

Stress is part of our daily life, exercise is an excellent way to relax, just walk at the beginning of the day or at the end of the day.
Meditation, yoga….what works for you! We live in a society of overthinking ( excess of mental work) and stress. The stress will burn essential nutrients, and the hair will be the first to feel it.
 VidaHair Oral Spray, Optimize Hair Groth by stimulating the absorption of essential nutrients for your roots, so the hair can Grow Fast & Stronger.


7. Did you have a question about your hair or health?

Just ask, we are here to help you with the power of homeopathy!

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