‘I can’t believe hair like this exists,’ people sob as woman reveals her two-step growth routine for hip-length locks
A WOMAN'S glossy hip-length locks has stunned her followers.
She has revealed her two-step growth routine that has resulted in her crown of glory today.
But people have sobbed saying that they "can't believe hair like this exists."
Golab Beauty's (@golabbeauty) mane has grabbed the attention of a huge audience on TikTok.
She has 2.6 million followers, with whom she shares her secret to healthy, shiny, long hair.
Golab describes herself as an "advanced trichologist" on her platform, so she knows a thing or two about hair.
"Follow for daily hair growth tips," she says.
Her luscious, long hair always draws comments when she posts a video.
“How can hair be this pretty?" is typical of many commenters.
In this post, she demonstrated to viewers her daily hair care routine and there was an explosion of interest.
Over 2.1 million liked it and another 8,000 commented.
“My hair growth routine," she said as she demonstrated her method.
Hair growth tips
Golab Beauty's glorious mane of hip-length hair has grabbed the attention of a huge audience on TikTok. She has shared her daily hair ritual.
What you will need:
- Hair
- Bamboo brush
- Vitamin-rich scalp oil
Method:
- Bamboo brush scalp for ten minutes to boost circulation
- Do this morning and evening
- Then apply a vitamin-rich scalp oil
- Apply to fingertips and then apply section by section throughout your hair
- Leave on for between one and three hours
- Double cleanse to remove
Central to her method was a bamboo brush for her scalp and a vitamin-rich scalp oil.
First she used the brush to boost circulation.
“Your scalp should feel slightly warm after using the brush," she said.
This was followed by the scalp oil, which she applied section by section.
The process was finished off with a double cleanse.
Commenters were weeping that they had a long way to go before they had hair like hers.
“Cries in fried short hair," was typical of many other comments.
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“Crying because I’ve got hair that barely grows," said another.
“I can't believe hair like this exists," was the wistful response of one viewer.
