Long METER “Aussie Rapunzel” shares her growth-promoting nighttime routine

Growing her one-foot-long lush curls, a young model revealed her growth-promoting nighttime routine.

The 23-year-old Sydney resident who calls herself “Australian Rapunzel” begins by applying rosemary oil to her scalp before using the Rapunzel Rescue Scalp Massager to gently increase blood flow to the area.

The idea that rosemary oil promotes hair growth is due to the fact that it has anti-inflammatory properties, encourages nerve growth, and improves circulation.

From there, the blonde bombshell puts her hair in a slightly low bun and puts a silk turban around her head so that no hair sticks to the pillow all night.

She also gave tips on how to wash and soften her long curls in the shower.

Instead of applying the product directly to her roots, she massaged it with her hands for a few seconds and then ran it through her hair.

“If your hair is too oily, it may be the wrong shampoo,” he told TikTok.

Instead of applying the product directly to her roots, she massaged it with her hands for a few seconds and then ran it through her hair.

It claims that it “breaks down all the oil and dirt” and leaves hair fresher for longer.

“A lot of people don’t know, but it’s so simple that it could change the rules of the game,” he said.

“Most found this to be more effective at removing oily hair than direct application.”

She also offered suggestions on how to wash and soften her long curls in the shower.

The idea that rosemary oil stimulates hair growth is due to the fact that it has anti-inflammatory properties, encourages nerve growth, and improves circulation.

In a separate video, she shared a lesser known tip on hair care.

When showering, always ‘lather’ the water at the ends before applying the product.

Australian Rapunzel says this allows the conditioner to “penetrate” the hair shafts and leave the hair “soft and silky.”

“I also leave my conditioner on for at least three minutes,” she said in the clip.

Australian Rapunzel says this allows the conditioner to “penetrate” the hair shafts and leave the hair “soft and silky.”

You should always “boil” the water on the tips before applying the product. Australian Rapunzel says this allows the conditioner to “penetrate” the hair shafts and leave the hair “soft and silky.”

Australian Rapunzel previously told FEMAIL that it takes 30 minutes to wash her hair and she prefers to dry it naturally, which usually takes three to four hours.

She admits that her hair care is “high maintenance”, that she needs to be “gentle and patient” when brushing, and uses the heatless styling tactics found on social media.

“My hair is actually very heavy so it’s hard to style, but my favorite hairstyles are a sleek ponytail or recently I’ve tried heatless curls with a tie to curl my hair,” she said.

The trick is to wrap damp hair around a thin tie and leave it for a few hours to curl.

“The results are amazing and it’s the only way to keep the curls all day long.”

Australian Rapunzel previously told FEMAIL that it takes 30 minutes to wash her hair and she prefers to dry it naturally, which usually takes three to four hours.