How can you support natural hair growth?
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Does it feel as though your hair is not growing? It may be growing while breaking along the lengths, making progress hard to see. To retain more length, care for both your scalp and your hair fibre.
Understanding growth and length retention
Hair growth happens at the scalp. The length you see also depends on the condition of the ends: if they break regularly, your hair may appear to stop growing. Growth rates vary from person to person. No treatment guarantees a specific length within a set time.
Four steps to include in your routine
Cleanse your scalp regularly. A suitable shampoo helps remove impurities and product build-up. Massage gently with your fingertips, then rinse thoroughly.
Detangle patiently. Use the Detangling Oil Spray before working through knots. Divide your hair into sections and start at the ends to minimise tension.
Care for the lengths. After the spray, apply the Moisturising Cream. Pay particular attention to dry or fragile areas, especially the ends.
Finish with targeted care. Growth Oil Roll-On lets you apply a small amount of oil precisely to the scalp. Massage gently and adapt the frequency to your comfort. There is no need to use a lot: a few consistent steps are enough to make this part of your routine.
A routine to adapt to your hair
The Melanin Hair Growth Range combines these four steps in one ritual: shampoo, spray, cream, then oil. It is designed for Afro and textured hair that needs moisture, gentle styling and targeted scalp care.
Take time to observe your hair over the weeks. Suppleness, ease of detangling and breakage during styling are more useful indicators than a promise of extra centimetres.