I had a pleasure of hosting my very first twitter live chat today at 3pm-4pm EST. See, I have been thinking of hosting a live Twitter/Facebook chat for a while now but just never got around to it. So when I was invited to host one for Lumo Naturals (a natural hair salon in Abuja, Nigeria), I quickly jumped on the idea. I’d say that the chat went really well, I’m impressed with the amount of information that i provided and I’m sure that loads of people will find them helpful. Based on this experience, I have finally decided to host some sort of live chat on either Facebook, Google Plus, Twitter and/or Instagram on a scheduled basis. The chats will be on Wednesday evening from 7pm-8pm (EST). I’ll let you know when the next chat will be and what the topic of discussion will be on. You can also send me any topic that you’d like me to talk about and I might pick it for the following week’s chat.
If you missed today’s chat, here are highlights from the event. Please retweet as many tweets as possible.
Hello everyone. I’m so excited to be discussing all things #naturalhair #lengthretention and #hairgrowth with you. #lumotweetchat
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
First, let’s discuss the differences between hair growth & length retention. #lumotweetchat #hairgrowth
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
Hair Growth: Passive activity, genetically predetermined, can’t be influenced by external factors. #lumotweetchat #c>weetchat #naturalhair
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
Hair Growth: Passive activity, genetically predetermined, can’t be influenced by external factors. #lumotweetchat #c>weetchat #naturalhair
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
Hair Growth: Passive activity, genetically predetermined, can’t be influenced by external factors. #lumotweetchat #c>weetchat #naturalhair
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
Length retention: active activity, heavily affected by external factors NOT by internal (bodily) factors. #lumotweetchat #naturalhair
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
Factors that influences #hairgrowth: health, diet, medication, genetics (from parents), Age, weather/climate. #lumotweetchat #naturalhair
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
Factors that influences #lengthretention: hairstyle , products applied to hair, moisture level, weather, manipulation, tools. #lumotweetchat
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
remember that YOU CAN’T control growth, you can only enhance it so that you get to retain as much new growth as possible. #lumotweetchat
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
The only option that you’ve got is to retain the length that you currently have. So you’ll need to work with what you’ve got. #lumotweetchat
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
Tips to “grow” your hair: cleanse bi-weekly, co-wash often, deep condition weekly or bi-weekly, style loosely and gently #lumotweetchat
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
stretch the hair often to reduce knots & tangles which often leads to breakage.Shrunken hair tends to get matted #lumotweetchat #naturalhair
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
more tips: focus on moisture level, manipulation, pay attention to breakage, save your hair for further analysis #lumotweetchat
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
Where to get the right information: scientific based websites such as @naturalhaven. @coilsandglory and @bglh #lumotweetchat #naturalhair
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
“Science of Black hair” by @BlackHair101. I won’t recommend YT or personal blogs as most info are flawed & contradictory. #lumotweetchat
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
Be open to changing your regimen to fit your lifestyle & hair. For a sample regimen, visit my site at http://t.co/VhKvdn0afn #lumotweetchat
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
Eating right is impt for hair growth. The body takes nutrition away from other organs when it’s not been fed properly. #lumotweetchat
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
for more info on length retention & hair growth, please visit the following link #lumotweetchat #naturalhair http://t.co/mJf4P2CvSO
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
Thanks everyone for today’s live chat. I hope youve learned something new. What was your favorite hair tip of the day?
— The Mane Captain (@coilsandglory) February 26, 2015
What was your favourite hair tip from today’s twitter chat?
