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  1. Genetics play a huge role in the structure and volume of her hair. I’m losing hair like crazy and I know these kinds of hacks aren’t going to change my hair

    1. ​@19.5_Foot_Burmese_Python I dont understand why people respond to comments describing a medical issue thats ongoing then say the ovbious “see a doctor” like doctors will go “thats the cause” and immediately fix the issue. No, they might or might not know and the issue continues regardless because some things medicine can’t fix

  2. Genetics place a huge part in the structure and health of her hair. I’m losing hair like crazy and I know that using these types of hacks will not change the volume or the way my hair is.

  3. Fresh aloe contains a latex like ingredient that can be irritating. Some folks will cut the bottom of the leaf off, turn it cut side down and let the yellowish substance drain out for about 20-30 minutes before using.

  4. I think some ethnic groups just have nice hair. She probably could do nothing to it and it would still look amazing.

  5. We all know that DIY is not the only thing she’s doing with her hair, though. No shade – it’s a lovely head of hair, but I need to see the rest of her routine.

  6. Most young women have gorgeous and healthy hair and skin. What I would love to see is older women who have been trying something for years, either homemade or bought at a store, and has worked for them.

  7. Careful with the skin of the aloe plant if you have a latex allergy you really want to avoid touching that and remove it completely from the gel before you use it on your scalp 💕

  8. And if we would see her family I am pretty sure they have gorgeous hair with out any of these routines. Its genetics and nothing more.

  9. I have done this plus many packs over the years. I am an Indian. I had lost a lot of my hair due to medications. I regained all my hair through their regular use. I always make fresh batch to use. I also use henna packs with a lot of Indian Ayurvedic herbs.

  10. I tried several times to put aloe vera on my face straight from the leave and everything was good. Just be cautious of green juice(latex) that is underneath the leave in between the jelly part and the peeled part of the leaf. If this gets onto your skin, it can irritate it.
    I tried “natural” 99.9% of aloe vera gel straight from the tube bought in the chemist and it irritated my skin incredibly! It must have been that 0.1% preservative in its formulation.

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