✨ The Glamour Girls Cosmetics Beauty Blog ✨

When I first started really trying to grow my natural hair long, I thought it was going to be way more complicated than it actually was. I remember watching women in the natural hair community who had grown their hair really long and trying to figure out what they were doing differently. I eventually did the big chop and started over, and that is when I really started learning my hair. One thing I wish I knew back then? Growing my hair long actually became pretty simple once I got a routine down and stopped doing so much to it....

My real hair journey, what went wrong, and what I changed. If you’ve been following me for a while, you already know I love my hair. I love wearing it straight, I love seeing it grow, and I love a good hair moment. But my hair journey has definitely not been perfect. At one point, my hair was almost to my waist. And then… I started losing the very thing I had worked so hard to grow. I Thought I Was Protecting My Hair For a long time, I wore braids because I thought I was doing the right thing....

I’m a straight natural, and yes—I still want my curls! 😂💕 I love wearing my natural hair straight, but that doesn’t mean I want to lose the texture I worked so hard to keep healthy. One thing I’ve learned on my healthy-hair journey is that being natural doesn’t mean you have to wear your hair curly all the time. You can enjoy a silk press, blowout, or straight style and still take care of your natural curl pattern. The key is how you care for your hair before, during, and after using heat. 1. Keep Your Hair Moisturized 💧 Healthy...

By Holly Powells | Glamour Girls Cosmetics Have you ever felt like your hair just isn’t growing? You’ve been taking care of it, using your products, watching your roots come in—and somehow your hair still seems to be the same length. Here’s something many people don’t realize: your hair may be growing just fine. The problem may be keeping the length you’ve already grown. Your Roots Tell Part of the Story Hair growth happens at the scalp. So if you’re seeing new growth at your roots, your hair is growing. But seeing longer hair requires more than growth. You also...

“Is your hair actually dry—or is it dehydrated? Learn the difference, what your strands may be asking for, and how to build hydration into your Glamour Girls hair-care routine.”