BEST DE-TANGLE METHOD FOR 4C HAIR
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Hey loves in this video I will be trying out 3 oils, flax, aloe and olive, to see which is best at softening and detangling natural hair!!! Don't forget to rate, comment and join the Tribe!!!!
flaxseed oil can be found here
www.swansonvit...
Aloe oil can be found here
www.amazon.com...
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Loved it, very detailed.
Ps: I had no, clue that there was aloe vera oil in existance, thanks hun.
Although my hair is not YET the length of yours, I use and consume Flaxseed Oil, Olive Oil and Aloe Vera Juice. They, along with Castor Oil and Vitamin E Oil are staples for me.
This is truly natural.. you see so many chic with mix textures promoting hair videos.. I want to see kninky afro naturally BEAUTIFUL this it it yall.. not looking to put piles of products to make my hair curl up. I just want the AFRICAN look.. understand me.. this girl hair is straight bomb..
Awwwwwwwew😘😘 thank you love! That was a really awesome comment and i appreciate it😘😘💞
OMG! We are hair sisters for real....oils only, twists and wraps for long periods of time, the frizz...my hair is a bit longer than tailbone length; not as thick. I found you searching for good oil and low-and-behold I find something better! Or shall I say, someone. Awesome comparison video....Thank you!
First of all ... thanks !!! I followed your technic and my is growing... thanks again...
Ife360TV has video on diy aloe vera oil. May be easier for those who can't find it. Aloe leaves won't produce an oil so it's just aloe infused into a carrier oil.
Please try Avocado oil it is Amazing for detangling. Almost too much slip so I mix Avocado oil, Coconut oil, Olive oil and Castor oils together now. But I would like you to try the Avocado oil and tell us what you think. It would be great if you could make a video including the Avocado oil. Thanks so much. Your hair is beautiful and so are you sister.
Ooooohhhhh yessss i forgot about avocado oil gurll!! I never tried it for detangling!! I gotta try that too!!! Ill do that one, somebody else wants me to do coconut and almond oil also! Thank u sis😘😘
Omg thank you for appreciating your frizz. I hate hearing I need to redo my hair after 3 days like " no natural hair is naturally frizzy and I love my frizz"
I swear, your videos are a Master Class for healthy hair😍
Oil makes me happy & excited too. lol
I love how detailed you are with your videos (and fb posts). You don't come on here with some quick ass 4 minute video. You give tips with no gimmicks! Also, flax seed oil? #noted 📝
Lol thank you! I have so much to say i can talk about hair alllll day lol i just hate how society leads us to believe wr gotta but alllll these unnecessary products....and we fall for it lol
Very honest no nonsense reviews...thank sis☀️
I use flaxseed oil on my son's hair and tangles slip right out. It makes combing a breeze too.
Ximenia oil is such an amazing and slippery oil. I think you’d love it
Interesting. How does it compare to castor oil, for instance?
Hey tribe check description box for where u can find flaxseed and aloe oil the vitamin shoppe online does not have the brand i found in my local store
Thanks for sharing! I have the biggest hair crush on you I have taken all your great advice the greatest for me is the flex seed gel I have since started putting some inside my deep conditioner and my hair has started to fly!!! I love your style I might be your oldest tribe member at 60 years young😃💞
Awww heyyyyyyy!!!!! I would bet anything that u only look 20! Your have such a beautiful spirit about u! Im super honored u watch me! Thank you for the love and support!!
What does the flaxseed gel do when you rub on the end of your strands?
Your hair is beautiful...would love to see how much breakage you have after detangeling your hair
When I do my twist out video I'll make sure to show u all the shead hair that comes out😁
if my hair was that long I would be wearing four braids everyday.... maybe even two like the Indians back in the day.. I wear protective hair styles with no more than 30 braids or twists... no time for hair
😂😂😂 I wore my hair in 6 braids no lie for a month. I only stopped when my boss suggested I wear it out
@@selenasmith7943 😂😂 Good one!
The oils I love ❤️ the most as a hair moisturizer are almond, olive, rice bran and castor. Coconut Oil works as a great pre-cleansing detangler. Shea Butter and cocoa butter for lose hair styles. But to aid in detangling I use a conditioning liquid or moisturizer that I apply first. I must say that the way you detangle your hair works!😃 Thanks for sharing!
I have never tried almond for my hair I think imma have to review that one for everyone thanks to you😘😘😘😘
@@IndigenousStrandz11 Yes! Can't wait!😀
Thank you for your videos! Please keep them coming... ❤️
Can you do a video on how you henna your eyebrows they look really nice. What is in the Aloe Vera oil? I see alot of them are aloe vera mixed with coconut oil. I tried your wash day routine and i must say my hair was very hydrated. Love your hair.
Sure!!!!! Ill do a video😁 my aloe oil is pure u have to google it... I onow they have it on vitamin shoppe website😁
@@IndigenousStrandz11thank you for responding xx
@@IndigenousStrandz11 I believe all aloe vera oil is made by infusing a carrier oil with aloe. You can't get 'pure' oil from aloe because it is a leaf.
One last question. Once you have retwisted do you wait two weeks before retwisting or do you continue to search as you moisturise? I made my own aloe oil. My hair has been twisted for a week following your method but as i have fine 4a & 4c i don't want to have my hands in my head too much other than to moisturise and seal. Thank you for sharing, you have been a true blessing. Sending love from London UK
Why don't you people go and find your own way and stop this plagiarism testing, people.
My problem is parting my hair. Wherever I part my hair that's where the breakage happens
Same here... I saw a youtuber do "recycled parts". Look that up
Make sure your making clean parts. They don't have to be even.
Yay, twist out! 💜👍
Cant wait to see THAT!!😊
I have never tried flaxseed at all. I will give it a trial... You seem to have fine hair. Thanks for being honest..
Hey my lil geechie sista. I loved this video. I make my own blended hair oils that i infuse with herbs and essential oils for months. I learned sometg today. I have only orally taken flax oil. Never thought to use it in my hair oils and i never new aloe came as an oil. Thank you lil sista.
Hey cousin! Lol its so good in the hair! Yea gurl u r doing the right thing! U can make ur own aloe oil to essentially... I gotta find out how to efficiently do it though
Coconut oil works for me, i cannot detangle wet as my hair coils up immediately it likes to show off so i have been detangling dry for over a year and its very effective for me.
Hello, am ur new subbie! I love your simple hair routines. Twists are the truth, I've got mini twists since my hair is wayyy shorter than yours and I do loosish buns! Am enjoying my twists, I love the versatility, If I wanna wear my wig in I can I just love it.. Thanku for boosting confidence!
I would really love to see your hair taken out,like undefined,frizz and all!!!Am sure you hardly do that,but i'd like you to teach us something that doesnot need you to touch your hair,with your hair out(If that makes sense...)!Really beautiful hair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Girrrrrl i wish i have met you wayyyyy before 😭but i am grateful for your page..by the way i love the name the tribe. I am Christian but i love your spiritual thoughts. GOD has made us amazingly beautiful..❤❤❤❤❤❤
This was very interesting, thanks for uploading! I've noticed my hair thrives with just using oils too! I have not tried aloe or flax oil though. I feel like olive oil causes a bit of hardness/breakage for me. But castor oil works super super well for softening and detangling my hair without breakage! I love it! Sometimes I dilute it with a thinner oil I have on hand like apricot or sunflower. I also like a penetrating oil like coconut oil for pre-shampoo conditioning and detangling. Coconut oil is a bomb detangler for me as well, but more penetrating/reinforcing than super duper softenening- that's why I use it prior to shampoo. I have very dense hair ranging from medium to coarse "doll hair" by the way. I don't think my hair loves aloe vera juice too much, but I may revisit to confirm this. My hair does love to be sprayed with kinky curly knot today mixed with distilled water post shampoo; it's very moisturizing and slippery for me. The only time I attempt to detangle my damp hair is with the knot today in. I know that overall my hair most prefers to be finger detangled with oil when it's dry/moisturized/stretched rather than damp or wet. It also likes to be oiled when dry but moisturized. My hair seems to absorb the oil better, stay detangled and stretched, and look and feel more hydrated when I apply it to dry hair. It tends to feel less hydrated/borderline crunchy when applied to damp/wet hair after it dries which can seem counterintuitive. I can get away with using castor oil on damp hair through. My hair is weird, lol.
Hahaha your hair sounds interesting! But the most interesting thing is how u know what it like and doesn't like! Thats my main important thing..... If it works do not change a thing😁🤗
Indigenous Strandz I've had a ton of trial, error, and tribulation with this hair. Plus I've done a lot of research and natural hair guru watching- that's how I discovered what my hair loves and hates. I've been on this natural hair journey since 2003 when I was a teenager, lol. I have big chopped 3 times since then and done 1 mini chop, lol. I basically lived in puffs, box braids and a flat iron until about 2012 when I did my last big chop and finally started practicing (somewhat) healthy hair habits. By 2014 I was at BSL, but my ends were horrible since I refused to trim for two years, lol leading to a major mini chop in 2015. With protective styling and slightly better trimming, I finally made it to waist length this past fall, but cut it to BSL last month for evenness and hair health. I'm really serious about healthy hair now in 2019. My next goal is tailbone length, then thigh length like yours. I have been experimenting a lot in the past few weeks researching/trying detangling methods and trying different products. I feel like I have learned more about my hair in the last month than the last decade and a half I've been natural! So far castor oil and coconut oil are my favorite oils, as well as lemongrass essential oil. Thanks to you, I discovered my love for castor oil as a leave-in conditioning oil. I can tell by the way my hair retains moisture and flexibility with it that I will enjoy A LOT of healthy length retention. My favorite shampoo is suave daily clarifying, or any other ph balanced clarifying shampoo. Favorite conditioners are suave essentials apple or clarifying conditioner (beefed up with castor oil), aphogee 2 minute reconstructor, and various hair masks that contain a small amount of hydrolyzed proteins, especially hydrolyzed silk. My favorite leave-in is kinky curly knot today; I can dilute it with water and it gives me incredible shine, hold, moisture and slip without flaking or residue. Favorite detangling method is finger detangle pre shampoo with coconut oil on dry hair, even though I do use a seamless comb in addition to finger-detangling on wash day. This helps ensure more complete detangling for setting my hair in braids to stretch for my heat-less blow-out. Once my braids are dry, I take them down, apply my oil lightly and comb out each braid. Then I style it however I want till next wash day- usually loose twists- and they stay shiny, neat, tangle-free and moisturized the entire time. I do not wet my hair at all until next wash day.
I can't wait to see your twist our on that hip length.. Lol.. Also I'd love to see your flat twist out and braid out too.. No pressure🙅♀️.. Take your time, I know u got a life like everyone.. Il patiently wait for those outs! 😁😁
Love your hair
Thank you😘😘
My husband is a proponent of two-strand twists...im gonna make mine bigger & look for results
Look at cristina villegas vedios the lightening is so perfect the background is usually white, it feels like you're littrally in a bathroom with her , so clear. This little diffrences actually bring a huge diffrence to how many viewers you get . Nice hair
Thank you Coco imma check it out now!
At 11:36, it starts to look like Marley hair. Awesome!
Red palm oil does wonders when it comes to detangling hair,the only draw back its red,n messes up EVERYTHING it touches,I cant use shea butter,I find it gives me a slight headache
Would LOVE more oil comparison videos.
What is the longest you will leave a twist in before retwisitng
Pls reply @indigenous Strandz
Okay, if it wasn’t for you I would not have known about aloe vera oil until you mentioned it, or maybe a lot later in my natural hair journey, now after saying that, it’s your fault I just purchased the aloe vera oil. I love the plant, but I haven’t used the juice for my hair...yet and I have plenty of the juice in my fridge. I have noticed the castor oil is way too heavy for our hair for the whole length, so I’ll use it only to seal my ends with aloe vera gel. I’ve also figured out a while back that our (my families hair) LOVES olive oil for some reason, but I don’t use that very much either. I’m starting a new way of doing our hair, which is weird because I feel like I’ve been doing both my teens hair like yours for years and they both have waist length hair, my hair is past my shoulders but doesn’t seem to get much length after that. My focus will have to be split into two parts , the first being my scalp and the second being my length (hair). Hopefully this will work out much better for me.
I’m still a bit confused on how you keep your scalp cleansed, so I’ll go back over that video a few more times.
Thank you for everything!🙏🏾
Wild Flower where did you purchase Aloe Vera Oil? I didn’t see it on Vitamin Shoppe website. Thanks in advance
Awwwwww lol ill take the blame lol i keep my scalp cleansed throughout the week ill do scalp treatments with aloe leaf ill use aloe juice and massage then oil my scalp as well the week in my natural hair video is good to watch also my video prior to this one
You are gorgeous 😍
Thank you😘
Very Helpful Thanks! ❤️
How often do you detangle your hair and oil it?
Ill do a few twist a week if they look raggedy then i do my whole head with a wash day onve every 2 months... Of u haven't watch my week in my natural hair or thigh length was day u may find it helpful because i go into details... The video is so long lol a documentary so get a snack lol
hello Indigenous Strandz,
I was making a list of the oils you recommended but one of the oils that you mentioned I cannot figure out what it is, I was trying to read the name on the bottle but I could not see it clearly. If you can please let me know that would be great. Thank You
Here is what I have written down:
Aloe Vera Juice
Aloe Vera Oil
Flaxseed Oil
Olive Oil
Castor Oil
___________??
Digital Technics Jojoba oil for her scalp.
Yup jojba oil
Thank you
Your hair is so beautiful. My gosh how loooong does it take to detangle??? I struggle detangling it takes forever
I was hoping coconut oil woulda been one of your choices. I've been hearing so much hype about it, but I've never got the hype since I've tried it once or twice. But two RUclipsrs in particular, have mentioned how when they've used the oil in different scenarios(hot oil treatment, leavein hair oil), they never really cared for it much, it didn't do anything for them. Which that has been the same case for me. But when they started using it as a prepoo/detangler on their dry hair before washing their hair, it was apparently a game changer for them. Now I'm thinking of revisiting the oil since I haven't used it as a prepoo. + they're both hipos, and so am I sooo... But first lemme get rid of some of the hair products that I have in my stash before I go out and buy the entire oil market😅
Girl yes! For me and many others the dry detangling/pre-shampoo treatment with coconut oil has been the truth! Shed hairs slide right out, little to no breakage, hair does not become super heavy or water-logged on wash day (prevents hygral fatigue) better moisture retention overall. I've noticed when I concentrate castor oil on my dry roots pre-shampoo, they become super stretched, soft, and manageable and even easier to finger detangle. For me, dry finger detangling has been the way to go, especially since I keep my hair stretched. And since my hair is kept stretched in loose twists, and I don't wet it down with any moisturizers until wash day, detangling for me is mostly about shed hair removal rather than actual tangles.
Simple Eye I love that castor oil on roots pre-shampoo suggestion. Never thought of that. You have just possibly solved another problem that I have with my hair. I’ve noticed that when I tried “detangling” my hair in the shower (with tons of conditioner as a matter of fact), that I’ve never truly gotten to the roots. I’d stop somewhere within an inch of my scalp and say I’m done. One day I realized that I was doing that, and when I questioned myself why, my answer was, *It was the forbidden place* , 😅🤣. I was so afraid of that area of my head, it was comparable to the Amazon forest to me, with all of its vines and roots intertwined. I just could not touch it without my fingers getting lost. (Define hair density and you’d see a picture of my hair) So I’d just forfeit. I mean I got 95%-97% of my hair detangled, so it was win win to me. I knew the answer was to keep it stretched. But *how* was another question(especially on wash day). So I’ve watched a video about the Cherry Lola treatment(I’m excluding the baking soda since I have hi-po hair)and doing that. But I like this idea about castor oil on the roots to keep it stretched on wash day.
P.S. I’m so sorry for the long dissertation😭
I absolutely hate coconut oil for my hair my hair does not like it AT ALL is makes it hard and crunchy but.... When i do my second round of oil review ill do coconut oil for yall😘
@@IndigenousStrandz11 Thank you for your sacrifice. Sorry though for asking😢 Much 💜 to ya❣
I don't know if I should suggest you doing it without your aloe juice and just trying is straight on, or trying it both your way and with the coconut by itself. I don't know if that'd make a difference. Coconut oil confuses me given the fact that I hear since it helps a lot with people who have hi-po hair, I thought it'd be perfect for me. But the first time I used it I remembered feeling like it just sat on top of my hair as if it didn't want to go in. And coconut oil is supposed to be the most penetrating oil out there from what most people say.
@@wapaa26 i think for my next video i may try it with out aloe juice first and if i start cringing then imma add my happy juice first then the oil lol
I didn't realize aloe oil existed.
Did someone already ask this question? Do you purchase your aloe vera juice or do you make it yourself? If you purchase, what brand do you use?
Thanks so much for taking time to share your regimen with us! I know it's hard to make videos whole take care of little ones. Thanks for sharing your time with us!
Your hair is so beautiful!!
Hi first time viewer, do you use a comb?
Love all your videos can you please do a video on your eyebrows henna 😍
Yesss!💞💞😘😘 and thank you! Ur so sweet!
Cant wait to see your twist out. I hope it's not too hard for you to twist your hair back up... My hair is so thick I keep my hair in medium three strand braids now.
I cant wait to wear it out again!!! Its not difficult more than it is time consuming lol but my twist last about a week in a half untill retwisting
I'm three hours late because I just woke up! LOL. I love extra virgin olive oil, but I'm also introducing grapeseed oil into my regimen. P.S. aloe vera juice tastes AMAZING! It has a distinctive taste to it. P.P.S maybe you can show us your daughters wash day/regimen?
Yea it's very good for you when taken internally! I put it in my smooties amd juices sometimes.... Yes in will def show all of u what i do to her hair if she sitsnlong enough for me to do it😁 lol she hates her hair done lol
I enjoy your videos! Which brands do you use for your aloe and flaxseed oils? Thanks.
Aloe Vera itself cannot produce oil so its added to a carrier oil so if you run out and you have the plant, just make it yourself.
thats interesting imma try that sis thank you!!!
Can you do a nail care video?
Suuuure!!😘💅
@@IndigenousStrandz11 yay!!!
It may sound like a stupid question but can I make my own aloe juice.? I live in Tanzania, Africa. ❤️
Flaxseed oil is the truth!!!
Thank you for the video...You and your hair are always beautiful...For some reason I was unsubscribed to your channel through no doing of my own...and don't get notifications...I wonder why?...I would love to see your henna brows...the process and how long the color lasts....Anyhow, thank you again...
Hiiii yea that is happening alot to people, you tube does it🙄 smh... Sure ill do a video on the henna eyebrows somebody else asked me too😘
Can you use aloe Vera juice on scalp
Hi Ins! Look how happy that flaxseed oil is making you, as happy as IRS at tax time when you file and have to pay back. Hahaha. It is the simple things. U know. Like when you block a negative Nancy from your page. I enjoy watching you happy over oil. It made me happy. So keep on keeping on Now Baaaaaaabbbbyyyy( in church voice) Lol.
LMAO!!!!!!!! HEY GURL HEY!!! WHEN U GONNA START YOUR CHANNEL!? I WAD GENUINELY HAPPY THOUGH LOL
Hi I'm new to ur channel, great videos I saw in a previous video that u make ur own oils for ur hair. Can u please share some of the oils u use to make ur oil blends? Are they all oils or do u use herbs as well? Thanks
Hey! So I have a regime close to this, I took a lot of tips from watching your videos, but how do you keep your hair from getting super oily and getting your head scarves oily? How long do you leave your hair to soak everything up? Because I find my hair gets if I don’t leave it to set for a few hours.
My hair is high porosity so it tends to soak it up fast but it stays moisturized. On the other hand since I damp my hair then put the oils on it it stays damp for maybe a day I want to put my scarf on my scarf gets damp and oily but I put on a cotton scarf over my satin scarf and it absorbs the oil but I like to put on my side scarf over my damp hair because the heat really penetrates my strands and kind of acts as a treatment at the same time but I do have to wash my scars a lot and wash my pillow cases especially the first two days of me doing my hair when the oil is freshly there
I have high porosity 4c very freezy hair, how do you tame your freezy hair ans single notes. Please help❤
Indigenous Strandz So you have high porosity hair. I have low porosity (type 4a-4c) hair. This explains some differences in our regimens. Your hair loves aloe juice, and acv, but mine does not. Your hair likes to be oiled when damp, mine likes it on dry. It's probably also why I like shampoo because of the tendency for me to get build-up more easily. I get most all my moisture (with the right products containing humectants and usually hydrolyzed protein) while in the shower and once my hair dries it generally retains that moisture easily.
You look just like my little sister. How long did it take you to grow your hair?
I wanted to know do you ever use combs at all? I really find it hard not to as my hair is very coarse and tangled. What would you suggest?😁
Nope i dont comb at all lol even when i try i cringe then stop lol and since combs only detangle in one direction my fingers have the ability to find a knot or tangle and more effectively get it out try to really make sure you take your time and make sure is properly moisturized and soft
I can’t find flaxseed oil and aloe Vera oil like the bottle you have. Where did you get it from?
Etsy
This may seem out of point but are you in anyways into spiritual practices ? Like you seem to be attached to nature and herbs or things related to that.
Lol no worries... But yes the majority of my day im made aware of my spirituality, thinking about what I can do to further become spiritual, lighting candles , keeping stones in my bra lol etc I have been like this since I was around 5 or 6...
@@IndigenousStrandz11 wow, it's nice keep it up. The aura is all around you
@@chinyerefidelis5015 awwwe lol thank u😘😘😘
Hi Indigenous
Hope you're well. Have you ever tried twisting your hair with Bees wax and by plaiting the root first? That's what I do. You may find that it helps your twist look and stay fresher for longer.
Let me know your thoughts x
I think the bees wax would cause build up which would have to be washed out. She uses oils because they don’t cause buildup so she doesn’t need to wash her hair often.
@@joscelynperez3889 thanks for the tip. I don't find that beeswax causes me any bid up though. I wash my hair monthly 👍🏼😎
Hey gurlie, why do you only use shea butter for twist outs by chance?
Sooooo gorgeous! I’ve never heard of aloe vera oil. (Off topic: Do you speak any other languages?)
What do you think of the blow dryer?
I love your earrings where do you get them from?
What kind of aloe juice are you using?
Where do u get ur aloe juice from?
so you never comb or brush your hair?
I would love to see you use a tangle teaser or something to fully fully detangle your hair.
nice try
Another fact Indeginous strands, this is my knowledge as well as work. So, get that, also
Why don't you mix all if them together? Or do you find they penetrate much better separately?
I just wanted to test them on their own to see the benefits each one would give me..
Im new to your channel! If you dont mind me asking, how old were you when you reached thigh length? Or even waist/tailbone length? I been natural going on 10 years in May, and hair just reached maybe 2-3 inches above belly button length or like 4 inches from tail bone length. I just turned 31 and seems like my hair has stopped growing...especially around 26-28yrs or so. It also seems thinner than what I remember & wondering if I should trim it...but the minute I spritz it and let it air dry and puff out it's pretty thick LOL. I moisturize often and wear my hair back, loosely, very low manipulation (usually covered with a satin scarf and a beanie or a low bun. I'm wondering if im missing nutrients or something. 10 years of babying my hair, I feel like my hair should be at the back of my knees >_< lol. Also wondering if I should straighten it and see if my hair needs to be evened out maybe, cuz I hate cutting & trimming my hair but when I inspect I never have split ends & if i do I "search & destroy."
Also searching for any tips or a hair care regimen. Hope you have some videos! Your hair is gorgeous & love your down to Earth vibes :).
Stay beautiful, Queen!
Hey love! I was 30 when it started to go past my butt then 31 when it really started to reach then 32 i was like ummmmm its going mid thigh and now its not that far from my knees... Im not sure how much longer it will grow because i have no one in my family to reference to lol. Whats ur diet like? Do u feel like your hair is breaking or dry? I usually say cutting is last resort but if i need to trim your hair in order to get rid of really bad damage then go for it but u dont have to trim it all at once. You may also need to loom deeper in your regimen
Sorry i had to read your message again... U said it seems thinner do u have hair like any of your parents? You should speak to your mother if possible... To see what her hair was like at 30... Not everyone hair length is due to genetics but sometimes certain issues surrounding the hair MAY BE...
@@IndigenousStrandz11 Thank you for responding!! Glad to hear your age! I was worried hair stopped growing in your 30s or something lol. You look younger though :)!
I am cleaning up my diet now, transitioning to fully plant based from a typical American, processed diet and started taking a multivitamin & msm about a 2months ago, cuz I notice I cant really grow my nails either & my eyebrows were ALWAYS thin (thick in width but sparse hair) but doctos wont really tell me much with ny blood work other than I was "slightly anemic." So I added seaweed and beet juice to my diet & castor oil for eyebrows & lashes and they are much thicker now but hair doesnt seem to be doing much and stuck around the same length, but my edge line has hair growing in that was never there before, just seems like the length isn't moving...unless I maxed my hair growth but that seems impossible 😭. It's stuck at like 18-20 inches...I see short hairs every now and then, but not often...maybe once a week or 2....but usually always shed hairs.
My mom has been permed since her teens to now (63yrs) so I dont have a reference really...but grandma & great grandmas on both side had really long hair! My hair doesnt feel dry when clumped...until I start separating it and the frizz comes in & tangles/matts like CRAZY if I'm not careful or my hair isn't drenched, which is why I always kept it back. I thought the tangling might habe been causing breaks. But when it's in twists its really soft. I cut about 1 inch before to see if it would help thinking it was split ends and it didnt >_
I think I might chime in and say I've noticed that my hair growth kind of correlates with stress levels/quality sleep. Also good nutrition, exercise, and scalp massages help. If you haven't already, you can visit your doctor and have blood work done, and make sure you have everything looked at, thryroid, ferritin, iron, vitamins, etc. I am experimenting now with water-only hair rinsing and aloe vera water spritzing my scalp and hair. Supposedly keeping the scalp clean and ph-balanced is excellent for growth. I was iffy at using aloe on my hair again because I didn't think it liked it in the past, but upon revisiting I have found that my hair and scalp are fine with aloe that is diluted with water. Aloe also helps keep my curls clumped, elongated, super-detangled, and shiny. I have not used products on my hair in 5 days, only castor oil on my very ends for extra protection (like 2-3 days ago) and the aloe water all over my hair. Hair feels nice and the first two inches or so of my roots are extra soft from my natural oil production. Since reintroducing aloe my hair texture appears to be a tighter version of Naptural85's which is kind of interesting. Wash day was also different though, as I tried new products. I tried a natural silicone free conditioner that contained keratin protein, as well as a shampoo recommended to me by my sister in law - the mane choice detangling shampoo. This shampoo is super natural and gentle, sulphate free which may have contributed to the super manageability of my hair. Anyway I washed my hair in twists that I had detangled prior to washing it and I literally did not have to detangle my hair at all post wash retwist except for like one or two twists! It was amazing. My hair stayed detangled and got super duper clumped/enlongated and defined through the wash process! I've never had an easier wash day. I will continue with massaging/preening, water rinsing, and using aloe water and see how my hair does. I have yet to re-rinse my hair since wash day, but I'm going to get a shower filter and see how that goes. I wonder how my hair will be and if it will effect growth.
@@simpleeye7950 Thank you! That was super detailed so I appreciate you taking the time to write that! It's hard getting doctors here to do any bloodwork outside regular labs. I live in kind of a small old timer town and they seem to get offended as if you're telling them how to do their job or talk down to you. But I have been struggling with a tachycardia issue that landed me in the hospital 4x in the past 5 years with heart attack like symptoms, & they keep chiming it up as anxiety although I'm never anxious before it happens. But I think it has to do with my iron levels or some sort of deficiency because it's really gotten better since incorporating a multivitamin & beet juice. I guess I have to give it time to see if my hair moves 😭. I only used it for about 3 months so far but that should be enough for at least 1-3 inches of growth if retaining length properly (although I rarely see broken hairs unless I'm styling daily which is almost never in the past few years). But that's why I twisted my hair to decrease tangles & manipulation while moisturizing in case my hair is breaking farther up than I realize and making it seem thinner? It made sense in my head lol. It's funny u brought up aloe though!! I was thinking about trying it again because I used it the first 2years I went natural & my hair grew like wildfire & I was thinking of mimicking everything I did around this time. I stopped for some reason (experimenting with products probably lol I want to say thats when shea moisture came out 🤣... then about 5-6 years into my journey seemed like my hair hated aloe & never went back to it. Thought it had to do with the quality cuz I get aloe my juice from vitacost because fresh isnt available here unless I try to grow it (what kind do you use??? Fresh aloe from the plant or out the bottle? The kind I have is for internal use & has to be refrigerated so I figured it was ok to use but noticed there was a few preservatives & stopped cuz thought thats what my hair hated...it felt brittle but stronger & shiny...like when u use too much protein but didn't style right) but never thought about diluting it though! That's smart! I use all natural products and only do diluted acv rinses on wash day (1:3 ratio & shampoo as needed usually every other wash with african black soap to remove old sebum) since I never have product/chemical buildup since I dont use store products. That's why i was so stumped 😭. Def giving the aloe a try again!
Where do you buy the Aloe Vera juice from?
She stated in another video that she gets it from Walmart.
@@winnienic1242 thanks
hi
what is your hair's porosity
I have high porosity hair
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My hair at the front is the longest part it's around ,12 to 13 inches. But some strands are thin , any tips??? I want all strands to reach the same length and not just some strands lol . How can I get my hair to be fuller ???
Do u manipulate your hair alot in my front? Hair around your head grows at different rates. Munes grow faster in my back and sides... To make it fuller u may need to find a low manipulation style for a while and find a regimen that provides you with max moisture retention and cause less breakage to start seeing fullness restored
I like your methods. If u get the chance review Naptual85's Elongating Cream & Oil. It's absolutely amazing on wet or dry hair. Lasting moisture without the weight & oiliness. It works exceptionally well detangling. Awesome products.
Its all about Perspective She doesn’t use commercially manufactured hair products on her hair. She just uses raw plant oils, aloe vera juice, flaxseed gel, and apple cider vinegar. That’s what makes her hair journey unique and beautiful.
After watching greenbeauty's water washing and sebum series, I've gotten a better scientific understanding of why this very simple/natural conditioner and shampoo free regimen works so well for her. Natural oils compliment our sebum, which is the best hair product. Aloe helps to keep the hair in its natural acidic state where it is strongest and able to retain moisture easier. Vinegar helps to break up oils and help them move down the shaft easier, but it doesn't remove and strip oils like shampoo does. Vinegar can actually work pretty well for a while if you only use oils like she does, but over extended time, or if you're also using butters, you can run into build up and need a cleanser, although not super often. I think one can still create all natural cleanser without using shampoo with like black soap or Castile soap and other ph-balancing ingredients like aloe or vinegar and maybe water and glycerin. You could control the strength/harshness of the homemade shampoo by adding a bit of oil to the formula and not too much soap. Pre pooing with coconut oil could help too.
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Do you mix the aloe juice with water or use it alone.
I use to but now i use it alone cuz my hair is an addict now
Thanks for your quick response 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Did you like the mustard oil
THAT SHIT STANK LOL I dont think imma use it again lol
@@IndigenousStrandz11 I am so glad I asked before I purchased it lol
@@nursebynight14 yea girl even though I washed it out it didnt have enough of an effect to me to want to continue using it
Ok, okay. Your right. Therefore, some real knowledge. Stop the plagiarism !! Now go an clap to that for your other real knowledge
This is not your idea either
Too many videos! Leave your hair alone! That's what works for you...no NEED to prove it
Never have I ever heard of someone complaining about someone having too many videos... But sitting at home watching them? I dont respond to all HATERS because yall like attention.. But in this case of pure stupidity Im intrigued at the amounts of you posses...... Thank you for watching👀
Too many videos? The last time she posted was three weeks ago. Many people post weekly. Alao posting videos about your hair care is what hair beauty vloggers do my friend.
@@ThisCCLife Thank you😘
@@IndigenousStrandz11 lol!!
The girl is just CRAZY!!! We Absolutely love you. And your VIDEOS. KEEP THEM COMING!!!!
You are literally on RUclips, this is what RUclips is for.