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Author: THIS CURSED HOUSE and THESE WALLS REMEMBER (August 2026). She/her
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23 Ways to Make Hair Grow Faster for the Long, Healthy Strands of Your Dreams

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By Faith Xue Verified, Del Sandeen
| Byrdie Verified
Gabriela & Henrik / Death to Stock Scalp massages can enhance blood flow, strengthen roots, and help hair growth formulas work better. Nutrients are important to hair health and growth: Smoking can harmfully impact your strands in this area, while a balanced diet can be helpful. Using castor oil as a hot oil treatment may nourish hair with nutrients and promote growth.
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Shea Butter Has Tons of Benefits for Your Hair—And, You Can Make Your Own at Home Original

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By Del Sandeen
| Byrdie Verified
Stocksy Shea butter is ideal for hydrating and protecting thick, dry, or damaged hair. To avoid weighing down fine hair, use a small amount of shea butter and mix with other products. Whipped shea butter is easy to apply and can be stored for up to a year in a cool, dry place. Rich in moisturizing properties, shea butter is not only an incredible ingredient for your skin,but can do wonders for your hair as well.
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The First Book: Del Sandeen

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By Del Sandeen
| The Rumpus
The Author: Del Sandeen The Book: This Cursed House (Berkley Books, 2024) The Elevator Pitch: A woman who’s run from her ability to see ghosts her entire life must use her gift to save a cursed family or else suffer their same fate. *** The Rumpus: Where did the idea of your book come from? Del Sandeen: It was a combination of inspiration from one of my favorite films, Eve’s Bayou, plus a family story of colorism. Once I decided I wanted to write about a cursed family, those elements naturally fit.
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