How To Grow Your Hair OVERNIGHT! 1 Inch In 12 Hours
Want to grow your hair long and fast? Ever wondered if you could grow your hair overnight? You can and in this blog post I’m going to show you exactly how to do that. A real process, with real time results!
What You Will Need…
- 2 Eggs
- Extra Virgin Olive Oil or Grapeseed Oil
- Honey (optional)
- Coconut Oil or Rapeseed Oil
- Clingfilm (preferred) or Plastic Cap
Before We Get Started…
The first you want to do is take a section of your hair that you’re going to use for a before and after comparison. Wet the hair, stretch it as long as possible and mark off the length of the hair. Once you’ve done this, either put it in a little hairband or twist it so you can identify what section to measure again after you have completed the process.
Step 1
Mix 2 eggs, 4 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil and 1 tablespoon of honey in a bowl. Whisk it around until the mixture is blended and smooth.
Tip: You can replace the extra virgin olive oil with grapeseed oil or coconut oil.
Step 2:
Evenly apply the mixture to your scalp and hair. Don’t forget to do the middle section and ends of your hair, which often gets left out.
Step 3:
Wrap your hair in clingfilm, or cover it with a plastic cap and leave in for 1 hour.
Step 4:
Remove the clingfilm or cap from your hair and rinse the oil and egg out using luke warm water.
Step 5:
Apply 3 tablespoons of melted coconut oil to your scalp and hair. Again, remember to do the middle section and ends of your hair.
Tip: Rapeseed oil is known to work best with this method. If you can buy this in your area then use this instead of coconut oil
Step 6:
Using your fingertips, massage your scalp for 5-10 minutes. I personally listened to 3 different songs, as that tends to be around the 10 minute mark. This step is very important so do not skin it! Massaging your scalp increase blood flow your scalp, which promotes hair growth.
Step 7:
Wrap your hair in clingfilm or a cap and then leave this in for 8 hours or overnight.
Step 8:
Rinse out the coconut oil using luke warm water.
Tip: This step is optional. If you have thick curly coarse hair or afro hair, you can leave the coconut oil in. If you have caucasian thin hair, you may find the oil to be too greasy and want to wash it out.
Step 9:
Measure the section of your hair you did previously to see your amazing results!!
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Does this really REALLY work. I HAVE to grow ʿ my hair! I got the worst haircut ever !
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Yes it really worked for me. maybe not as much as shown in the video, but I definitely saw a difference
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Does it work with cooking oil?
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No cooking oil!
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will it work if I have asian hair? my hair is shoulder-length and its super thick.
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Yes it will. Look on YouTube and you’ll see some asians and whites do this everyday for a week and it makes a really big difference
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my hair is short. my boyfriend wants it long and so do i because i love doing my hair but there is not much that i can do to it because it is short. i want it to grow asap. i am not a very patient person. please help me.
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What kind of hair do you have? Do this 4 times a month and you’ll notice the difference. Some people even do it everyday.
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Does it work with vegy oil?
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No it doesn’t
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I’m desperate to grow my hair out again its so short the guy was supposed to cut 2 1\2 inches but he cut 5😭😭
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Same thing happaned to me some douche cut it so shprt that I looked like I was getting a Mug Shot
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Do u have to use coconut oil
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No – Rapeseed oil works best, but you can also use black castor oil, argan oil and extra virgin olive oil. Some will work better than others
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Will it actually work
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Try it and see. Some people see a difference straight away, others have to do it a few times in a week before they notice the change
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I am nigerian and my two year old air wont grow.. Plz wil dis wor for me.
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I wouldn’t recommend doing this method on a 2 year old, but try massaging the scalp everyday as this is known to promote hair growth at a faster rate
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Won’t the scalp get damaged if this is done everyday?
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No, but your hair can get dry and damaged from protein overload.
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Would you recommend 1x/week or 2x/month? I have coarse hair and I’m worried about the protein overload that you mentioned…
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I wouldn’t do twice a week. I would recommend twice a month maximum. If your hair becomes too dry then reduce it to once a month
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Does it work well with Sisterlocks?
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I personally haven’t seen anyone do it with sister locks, but definitely give it a go and if it works for you do let me know so I can advise anyone that asks in the future 🙂
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Hi,am Form Nigerian,i Have A Long Hair,but One Is Longer Then The Other,what Can Do To Make It Equal And Longer
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Hair strands grow at different lengths so you can’t make all hair equal. Try this method and if it doesn’t work for you, give the Inversion method a go. Be sure to follow a healthy hair routine as well. No relaxing, perms, heat etc… deep condition ofter and do hot oil treatments
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I’m vegetarian nd I can’t use eggs. Is there something else I can do for overnight hair growth?
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Hello. I’m not sure about the overnight growth however please do check out the inversion method. Many people have grown 1 inch in just 7 days using this method. It’s popular on YouTube so check it out.
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will this work on african relaxed hair
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It does work with afro hair, but I haven’t seen it demonstrated on relaxed hair.
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I’m confused on which oil works best?
“Chanele Edwards // November 1, 2017 at 9:39 pm // Reply
No – Rapeseed oil works best, but you can also use black castor oil, argan oil and extra virgin olive oil. Some will work better than others”
The recipe says Grapeseed oil. Rapeseed oil is like the old version of Canola Oil, I believe.
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Hello Marina, yes I did mean Rapeseed oil but I know it’s hard to find, so you can replace it with one of the other oils mentioned. For more information on Rapeseed oil check out this article – http://www.goodhealthacademy.com/health-benefits/canola-oil-for-hair/
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Just wanna clarify some things:
1) Does your hair have to be washed and cleaned before you put the egg on?
2) I know you said rinse with luke warm water in Step 4. Does that mean no shampoo between applying the mixture & oil?
3)In the comments did you mean Grapeseed oil or Rapeseed oil? Even though they sound similar they are in fact two different seeds. The latter of which a variant is used to make Canola Oil.
“Chanele Edwards // November 1, 2017 at 9:39 pm // Reply
No – Rapeseed oil works best, but you can also use black castor oil, argan oil and extra virgin olive oil. Some will work better than others”
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1) It doesn’t have to but I would advise that you do. A clean scalp is always better for hair growth
2) You don’t want the water to be too hot otherwise it will cook the egg. If you struggle to get all the egg mask out of your hair then yes you can use a shampoo
3) Rapeseed oil is known to work best, but you can use other oils if you struggle to find Rapeseed oil in your area like I did. It just may not work as well.
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If i don’t use shampoo after the egg mask, will my hair smell like eggs?
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No not if you shampoo and condition your hair at the end of the whole process.
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Do you have to use brown eggs?
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No, any chicken egg will do
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does this work with avocado oil?
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I mixed bentonite clay, apple cider vinegar, castor oil, coconut oil, honey and water together and applied it to my hair after doing the egg treatment. What im asking is what benefits will this provide for my hair? Is it to much? Is there a such thing as “to much” when it comes to doing treatments on your hair?
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How often a week can I do this process??
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