Hair Down to Ankles! Karen from Hair Intelligence Explains how

When most of us think about hair care, we think about shampoo, conditioner, maybe a styling product, and that’s it. But in this conversation with Karen Croney of Hair Intelligence, we discovered that hair is far more than just strands to wash and style.

Karen grew her hair to her ankles by experimenting with natural ingredients, treatments, and listening to what her hair needed. She now teaches people how to nourish hair from both inside and out, and her insights completely shift the way we think about what hair really is.

👉 Explore her full line of products and programs here: Hair Intelligence

The Hidden Life of Hair

One of the most powerful takeaways from this episode is the idea that hair is alive and intelligent. It doesn’t just hang on the outside of our head, it’s connected to the nervous system, receives messages from the body, and actually absorbs nutrients topically.

Most people don’t realize this. As Karen explains, your body prioritizes sending minerals and nutrients to vital organs first, leaving the hair last in line. That’s why topical treatments are so powerful, they’re like giving your hair its own nutrition directly.

Treatments vs. Conditioners

Karen makes an important distinction between treatments and masks or conditioners. Conditioners sit on the surface, but true treatments absorb into the follicle and shift the texture of the hair from within. This is why her formulas are designed to be food-grade, natural, and nourishing, so much so that she says you could eat them if you were on a desert island.

Gray Hair, Hair Loss, and Follicle Health

The interview dives deep into common questions:

  • What really causes gray hair? Often it’s mineral deficiency, compounded by harsh shampoos and poor absorption.

  • Can bald spots regrow? Karen has seen it happen many times, especially when the follicle is nourished and harmful practices are stopped.

  • Why does the follicle matter so much? Think of it like soil around a seed—the follicle either nourishes healthy growth or dries out and weakens without proper care.

Practical Tips You Can Try Today

Even without products, there are simple shifts that help:

  • Stop over-washing. Once or twice a week is enough for most people.

  • Braid between washes. This protects hair and redistributes natural oils.

  • Use the right tools. Many combs and brushes actually cut and damage hair due to seams and rubber tips. Karen recommends seamless combs and natural bristle brushes.

  • Pay attention to water quality. Hard water damages hair over time. A shower filter, or even rinsing with spring water, makes a difference.

  • Go upside down. Brushing or spending time inverted stimulates circulation and energy to the scalp.

Beyond Biology: Hair, Energy, and Consciousness

Karen also speaks about hair as an energetic antenna, something ancient cultures have long known. From astrology to downloads of insight, she reminds us that our relationship with our hair is also our relationship with our energy. How we treat it reflects how we treat ourselves.

Why You’ll Want to Watch the Full Interview

This blog post only scratches the surface. In the full episode, we dive into:

  • Why scalp health is just as important as hair health.

  • The connection between astrology and hair.

  • Karen’s story of creating her formulas and how they’ve helped people reverse hair loss and even recover from chemo.

  • The surprising role stress and self-acceptance play in how your hair grows.

If you’ve ever wondered how to grow stronger, healthier, more vibrant hair, or if you’re curious about the deeper energetic role hair plays in our lives—this conversation is one you don’t want to miss.

Ready to take your hair health to the next level?


Karen has put her decades of wisdom into treatments, education, and consultations designed to help you grow stronger, healthier, more radiant hair, naturally.

👉 Explore her full line of products and programs here: Hair Intelligence

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