THE secret to perfect, fast growing hair is in your kitchen cupboard, one woman has revealed.
Taty is constantly bombarded with questions about how she got her so “perfect”;, shiny and long.
And in a video on her TikTok page, she opened up about the top tip she’s used to transform her hair.
“Everyone’s always like, ‘Taty, how is your hair so long and beautiful, Taty, how is your hair so perfect, how did you grow your hair so fast?'”; she began.
“Okay, I’m gonna tell you because I don’t want to gatekeep anymore.”;
She then revealed that the secret she swears by is homemade
Taty showed how she got a container and some rice from the kitchen cupboard – insisting it doesn’t matter what kind of rice you use.
She covered the rice in water, before letting it soak for a day.
And once she’d drained the water off, she transferred it to a spray bottle.
Taty then went on to explain she uses the spray liberally on her locks before washing them, noting that it “smells really, really bad”;.
“Spray it all over your roots and your ends and then put it up, leave it soaking wet, for like 30 minutes or an hour before you wash your hair,”; she explained.
She added that consistently using the rice water will make your
“I better see all your hair grow 40 inches!”; she jokingly wrote in the video caption.
“I’m gonna try this and hope you’re telling the truth and hope it works because I hate my hair,”; one person wrote in the comments.
“I’ve been trying to grow my hair out for ages because it wouldn’t grow.
“I tried rosemary oil but it made my hair so greasy so I don’t know what to do anymore.”;
“You can also put a few drops of essential oils or something for the smell if you don’t wanna wash your hair after every time,”; another suggested.
“During covid I put rice water in my hair every day and my hair was LONGGGGGGG, this def works,”; a third insisted.
“You just have to be dedicated!”;
“Wash the rice first and put it in the fridge so it doesn’t grow mould,”; someone else wrote.
“You’re young, that’s what it is,”; another sighed.
“We all had long hair like this when we were young not in our 60s.
“It’s harder to keep our hair healthy for what happens to our hormones.”;
