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I got trolled for trying to get my toddler daughter’s hair to grow with oil tip but now it’s working so I’m carrying on
A MUM who was trolled after taking steps to try and get her baby daughter’s hair to grow has said she’s carrying on, because the process is working.
Skye has been documenting her baby girl’s “hair health journey” on her TikTok page, and kicked off with a day one video of “trying to get my baby’s hair to grow on the top”.
skyehitch/Tik TokSkye took to TikTok to share her process in trying to get her toddler daughter’s hair to grow[/caption]
She shared one of the comments she’d received in response to her videos of trying to get Roamy’s hair to growskyehitch/Tik Tok
Doing daily scalp massages has had a dramatic effect on Roamy’s hair growthskyehitch/Tik Tok
She then showed herself giving daughter Roamy a scalp massage with argan oil.
“I am also on a hair health journey, so it’s special I get to share it with her,” she wrote over the video.
In the comments section on the video, some parents shared their top tips on how to get a child’s hair to grow – with suggestions including rosemary oil, using adult shampoo instead of baby shampoo and letting the tots sleep on silk pillowcases.
But others were less complimentary about Skye’s journey.
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“It’s genetics.. nothing you can do. love your baby as baby is,” one wrote.
“Just leave it alone and it will grow,” another added.
“Please tell me this is a joke. At least you’re doing something to pass your time,” a third wrote.
Responding in another video, Skye added that it “kind of was a joke, until it started working”.
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“Pls tell me what you did,” one person asked in the comments.
To which Skye replied: “Scalp massages every morning.”
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“Why would it be a joke? It works,” someone else commented.
While another added: “More hair helps prevent her little scalp from getting a sunburn too. Totally worth it.”