Stretched 4c hair is less likely to curl in on itself and makes it easier for those natural oils (and added moisturizing products) to travel down the hair strands and retain the moisture, warding off some excessive breakage and dryness. Read more…
How long can 4C hair grow? Your hair grows at roughly ½ inch per month which means that the typical head of hair will grow six inches per year. 4C hair is made of tight coils which makes it more Read more…
When it comes to choosing non-toxic palms for your home, three kinds are safe for your cat. Ponytail. Very common houseplants that are low-maintenance, slow-growing, and live for many years. With their cascading leaves, they can be a very attractive Read more…
We’ll cut straight to it: On average, hair grows at a rate of about half an inch per month, or six inches per year. How can I grow my hair 6 inches fast? While there’s no direct way to make Read more…
depends on how long your hair is when you start to grow your hair, hair grows half an inch per month for most people, you can tie your hair when the top of your hair is about six inches but Read more…
Blow dry method Begin with fully dried hair. Really make sure your roots are dry because wet hair will continue to shrink even after it’s been stretched. Using a blowdryer with a nozzle attachment on medium heat, focus directly on Read more…
Insect infestation (scale) The most concerning and most likely cause of white spots on palm leaves is an insect infestation called scale. White scale are small, flat, white insects that suck nutrients from palm leaves. By sucking the nutrients out, Read more…
To remove a scale infestation from your palm, you should spray insecticides on the leaves. Some of these insecticides include pyrethrin-based insecticides, horticulture oil sprays, and insecticidal soaps. You should spray these products directly onto the infested palm leaves. How Read more…
‘ Primarily, the white fungus appears on palm trees as cotton-like soot. These whitish powdery substances usually appear first on the underside of the palm tree leaves and fronds and progress to the upper side of the leaves. How do Read more…
approximately five to seven days. Provided you have identified and treated the root rot correctly, your plants should recover in approximately five to seven days. How long does it take for a plant to recover from root rot? The good Read more…