Cassia Obovata | DIY Deep Conditioner for Long Healthy Hair

Cassia Obovata | DIY Deep Conditioner for Long Healthy Hair
Ingredients: cassia obovata, water, olive oil, castor oil, vitamin e oil
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[@sealife22]

So soothing. Thank you for the video. My hair is shiny and silky.

[@cscottlvn2]

I looooove henna!
But if I ever stop, I will try Cassia. It looks just as luxurious.

[@roomkaaas]

You can just mix some Cassia powder in your henna mixture! But yeah if you don't want to henna color your hair anymore of course you can do only Cassia 😊

[@rachelhendricks6886]

Thank you. My hair is so fine whenever it gets long, the ends look like straw! Henna has helped a lot, but maybe cassia will give it more shine and health!

[@TheSquishyMonster]

One look at your beautiful locks makes me a believer, Fifi!

[@thedivinehostess]

Aww thank you!

[@Prettiuneekdesigns]

Found the answer, you use it once a month

[@noorraad7383]

Hello, can I ask you please? I want to change my hair color to blonde. Can I add cassia with henna to make my hair color blonde? How much should I add?

[@thedivinehostess]

This doesnt change your hair color at all!

[@thecreativelady]

I've been wanting to try Cassia. I love Henna but it is such a long process. Thanks for sharing.

[@thedivinehostess]

Thanks also for watching!

[@BrookeaCookea]

how often should I use cassia obovata? once a week?

[@tiffanygantt2237]

Christina Coigney every 2 to 3 weeks

[@thedivinehostess]

Check out this video on RUclips:
#cassia #henna #naturalhair

[@DosesofLaChristin]

I never tried the cassia, but you make me want to make some. Great video. :)

[@thedivinehostess]

Thanks pal! Although it does take a little effort to make it, I love that I can freeze it and use it over the course of time. I do the treatments only one per month.

[@thedivinehostess]

Check out this video on RUclips:

[@thedivinehostess]

Check out this video on RUclips:

[@Prettiuneekdesigns]

I saw your photo shoot vid and really liked it. Your friend does really good work. How often do you do this treatment?

[@thedivinehostess]

He's so talented! Thank you so much. I do it once per month. I've been using it for about one year now.

[@BirmaHernandez]

Great video, You don't need any lemon like the henna?

[@thedivinehostess]

No, only water is needed! Thanks!

[@cfoster6804]

You don't need lemon in henna either. That's a myth. Lemon us very harsh and drying to the hair. It causes damage.

[@roomkaaas]

@@cfoster6804 really? I was thought acids are needed to develop the color from the henna? And that you can use lemon juice or orange juice or anything acid?

[@1019buster]

Hello great tutorial . Is Cassia as potent as henna?

[@thedivinehostess]

Gail Wood hey, thank you! No, so it won’t dye your hair and doesn’t stain stuff. It’s more like mud.

[@PureAfricanness]

can you deep condition with a hair steamer after you have applied the cassia on your hair? Great video x

[@thedivinehostess]

Probably, but since cassia is drying I would recommend doing it after you rinse it out instead.

[@PureAfricanness]

+The Divine Hostess Thank you x

[@MsSassyMT]

Does it have a smell?

[@thedivinehostess]

Earthy. Exactly like green tea.

[@MsSassyMT]

Yay. I was hoping it didn't smell. I put some in my Amazon cart.

[@cscottlvn2]

I looooove henna!
But if I ever stop, I will try Cassia. It looks just as luxurious.