Am all about my own DIY because of Cancer I lost all my hair and after recovering from cancer I wanted to grow a healthy head of hair and all of these herbs helps with my now 24 inches of hair the fenugreek I use in both my deep conditioner and I use as a spritz. To be honest I became my own scientist!! I was relaxed before cancer but I don't think I will ever return there if you think about we have the best of both worlds if you get bore with your curls blow them out flat iron (not too often) we have amazing hair!!! Thank you so much for having a awesome platform of the best ways to take care and achieve strong,healthy,long hair! Am a 62 year old and living proof that all of your tips and recipes Work💕💕💕 much love keep up the good works! Blessings will flow and overtake your Beautiful life!
I'm team Fenugreek and Amala. My main goal in using them is to increase my follicles lifespan promoting a longer growth cycle and lessen hair shedding. I've seen great results with my DIY oil, hair is fuller, less scalp showing and friends have commented on the growth of my hair 🥰
High porosity. Carrier oil - olive. In a glass jar soak fenugreek seeds. I'm lazy so I leave the seeds in the oil in dark space, cabinet, for at least a week. Then heat the oil in the glass jar in a water bath on low simmer for about 10 to 20 minutes, then adding Alma and other ingredients as I see fit, primarily castor and EO, what's ever on hand. Let the oil cool and put in a dark colored bottle with a dropper, usually brown.
Everything we need for our hair and body can be found in nature. And using them in their purest form make them most beneficial and effective. Very informative vid Sis!
Love your channel!♥️ The fact that the information you give is actually coming from a scientist (you) and a black woman who has our same hair is PRICELESS!
This was so awesome! I’ve been using fenugreek and amla for about 6 months and my hair is the longest it’s ever been. I was shocked at how they finally got me past my “plateau.” I absolutely love both those herbs. Thing is, I never actually knew WHY they worked. Thank you so much for all your research and sharing this info with us
I'm going to agree both have helped me grow my hair considerably. I use fenugreek tea daily and amla oil as a pre poo weekly. I'm excited to try chebe!
Wow! That's awesome you achieve success and stimulated your hair growth with these natural ingredients. I would like to know more like the other ladies. 😊
I just started using various herbs in various ways. Hibiscus - clarifying shampoo Rosemary - hair oil. I saw results (thicker hair) so I added more herbs to the mix (moringa, thyme, peppermint and pimento). Just started using the oil last week. The results I have seen so far is a much earlier detangling process.
I would absolutely LOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE a chemist's take on the best way to infuse the oils. Some recommend double boiling for a bit of time to warm everything. Some recommend roasting the fenugreek first. Some recommend only slow steeping in sunlight. Others say once steeped, store in the dark while others recommend continuing to let it sit in sunlight as you use the product. It would be really nice to know the scientific perspective on how heat aids infusion vs breaking down essential nutrients and what is a good balance of the two. Thanks!
@@SaveMeFromUSA interesting read but not a whole lot of tips for a DIYer who's just trying to get the most nutrients out of a DIY infusion. A lot of your videos recommend making these oils. I would really love a scientific perspective on the best way to extract the most nutrition while suffering the least heat degredation...in a home kitchen setting.
I am using amla, fenugreek, hibiscus, and henna in my hair routine for growth and strengthening and I am having great results. First thing I noticed was less shedding and breaking. That has always been a major problem with my 4c hair. Using herbs has definitely been a game changer for me. BTW your channel is awesome!! Its good to have confirmation from a chemist that I am on the right road of my hair journey 😊
My hair was disappointed with grapeseed oil. Did not melt into my hair or scalp. 😢 My hair is definitely low porosity. I recently tried a tea made of Ambunu and Chebe (with water and Aloe juice). Just sat and actually beaded up on my hair! I had to really work it into my hair! My Chebe was very smoky smelling to me. Can herbs be infused in silicones? My hair LOVES silicones! Thanks! ❤💖
For the past few months I've been mixing all three in a hair mask blended with clay and other great herbs. Last time I mixed a lil henna in there too. It gives beautiful softness and my hair doesn't break as much and looks a lil thicker. Time will tell how length is doing though 😊.
I am using one of Curly Proverbz wash day routines. Starting with a warm oil pre poo with fenugreek seeds soaking in castor oil. Next, shampoo mixed with: amla, henna, and banana powder. Last, a moisturizing deep conditioner. I just took down my twists and I could feel my hair down my back.
I've been using a DIY Fenugreek oil for the last two weeks. I feel like I am seeing growth retention....I will continue it and monitor the results. The seeds were affordable. I used oils I have on hand and gently warmed them on the stove and let them set for approx. 30 mins. A friend has already asked for a vial. I use it on my scalp and combine it with conditioner on my hair as my weekly pre-poo then I have also been adding a slight bit to my scalp nightly. So far so good. I just found your channel. SUBSCRIBED
Use and love all 3! I use chebe and amla once a month with henna and I actually soak the fenugreek seeds and water and mix them in my clay washes...my hair loves them all!🥰
My hair has gotten thin and started breaking in different areas of my head, long story short, I ordered fenugreek powder, amla powder, aloe vera powder, and hibiscus powder. They all work great!!!!!! My hair is not breaking off anymore, it looks a lot healthier and a little thicker. I mix them together with my oils and water or a conditioner, leave it on my hair for two or more hours as a prepoo and finish my wash day. My hair feels sooooooooo much better afterwards.
Years ago, when I first started grooming and growing my hair without chemicals, I would rinse with fenugreek and a variety of other herbs--peppermint, rosemary, tea tree... My hair was healthy, but I never noticed anything remarkable about it's growth. I am going to try it in an oil just like you said.
@@curlycanuck4690 Exactly I boil the marshmallow root and maybe some fenugreek leaves in some water until its reduced for about 20 minutes. I then added some aloe vera juice to balance the ph. You could use gel as well. I aim for 5 on that scale(I got my strips on Amazon) You could use slippery elm too but I didn't have it. Oil I used Ashwaganda, amla and fenugreek for my hair oil but heating them in pan for a few secs(low heat) and then adding 1 cup coconut oil and half a cup of avocado oil and half a cup olive oil until melted. Let it cool. Put it in a brown bottle and leave it for at least a week. Use cheesecloth and and fine mesh sieve to drain the herbs away and put into a separate container. Use can use it to infuse hald of your oil for longer or use it for another day treatment. Just make sure all your utensils are dry so no funny business happens with the oils. (This was inspired by Curly Proverbs btw) Use the detangler within a week. Use the oils within 8-12 weeks.
Amla and fenugreek are gamechangers. Tea rinses and rice rinses are what jump started my hair growth to the point where people took notice. Wish I had more time to study them all.
Omgosh this video is perfect!! I use all three of these alternately every day!! My hair is completely different!! Way more manageable and has definitely grown and got more density!! I've been doing this for at least 8 months and would never got back! Only thing I can add is that chebe can break you out and clog pores so I make an infused oil and mix it with mango butter for twist outs, ect then amla and fenugreek oil for the scalp with tea tree and rosemary.. it's freaking mint!!! It's work but it's worth it!!!
I have been using Alma Powder since November. I was having an issue of severe shedding. Ever since the very first used of Amla powder my excessive shedding has stopped. I only shared a quarter amount of hair each wash day which is every two weeks. I literally include Amla powder in my wash day. My hair also seems to feel stronger. My hair is not breaking when I am manipulating my hair. I absolutely love it and I will never stop using it
I have used Fenugreek (Seeds and powder) and Amla for 2 to 3 years. I started by using Fenugreek as a spritz but it make my hair hard and crunchy as in protein overload. I then cook Fenugreek seeds, blend them to a paste that I use in my deep conditioner with Amla powder. I also infuse both Amla and Fenugreek powders in oil and use that in my pre-poo routine. When I use Fenugreek my shedding is significantly reduced almost instantaneously.
Thank you Ive used all of these and they are great as oils, as leave in sprays and in hair butter. My hair is strong no shedding no itchy scalp am happy! I also use Aloe vera, ginger and Cloves
I am currently using Amla powder and also peppermint oil🤗🤗🤗 Hope I can make my hair stronger and longer. Thank you for this science lesson. You explain things so easy and understand able for everyone
@@pearlsphindlemchunu2643 Hey 😊 I saw some on Takelot, search "chebe powder". I haven't bought mine yet but I've ordered a number of things on Takelot so I trust you won't encounter any issues.
I love how you make this so easy to grasp, Thanks Curly C! But your video raises some questions for me: 1. Could I simply use niacin powder (like from a capsule) in an oil? Also 2. I have quercetin capsules for allergies, would it work to empty capsules into my growth oil (as a cut to the chase method)? I love what u shared about its effect on follicles 3. I have fenugreek capsules (powder). Is it ok to infuse this powder into oil instead of the seeds? In the future, would u consider addressing whether pumpkin seed oil is a good DHT blocking option as well as the benefits of carrot seed oil for hair? Thanks!
I keep coming across your videos. Good stuff I have been getting some good information, I suffer with hair loss, I have Seborrheic Dermatitis so the thinning edges and the thick coating on the scalp, that's where I am now. But your videos are giving me so much hope, inspiration, encouragement, I was at the give up throw in the towel stage. I will be trying some things to see what works...Please keep giving us the information, knowledge, and encouragement to have the best healthest hair this side of the universe....Kudos for being patient, humble, just a pure gem to your followers. Your are a lifesaver and giving me hope that my hair will blossom and be the best and healthest it can and should be...I'm in tears right now because I had lost all hope of finding anything that works for my thinning, dry, brittle, Gray, dull, limp, no life hair.... Thank you 😊 so much 💖 God bless you 🙏
I first learned of the greatness of fenugreek or Methi seeds about a year ago from RUclips ladies. My first time trying fenugreek was me roasting the seeds in the oven and then storing them in a jar with avocado oil and caster oil. I don't do that now. I just put about 1/4 cup of seeds in a jar with olive and vitamin E oils and sit the jar in a dark cabinet for about 6 weeks. Also bought fresh rosemary and stuck that in a jar with olive oil and moringa powder (and vitamin E.) My hair says they're great because I don't have an itchy, dry scalp, shedding, breakage, loads of split ends, fairy knots, etc. Mixing them with a little shea butter feels great as well.
@@nicolehumble8526 When my scalp was dry and itchy, I'd oil it twice a week with a massage. Now, I oil once a week so that there's no oily build-up before I shampoo.
I love Ambunu, Amla, hibiscus, Rhasoul, shikaka, cassia, and Bhringraj. Cassia and Bhringraj will strengthen the hair like henna. Bhringraj, Rhassoul, shikakai hibiscus, and ambunu have soapanins in them that allow them to clean the hair. Hibiscus, rose and aloe Vera powder will condition the hair. Ambunu is also good for detangling the hair. I recently put the Ambunu liquid in a color applicator bottle with a comb. It helped me get the liquid to my roots where I need them most.
Amala and fenugreek are definitely hair game changers! Chebe is probably the best in my arsenal but I'm itching er' time I use it, with red skin ony arms and neck , never apply chebe to scalp tho!
I make fenugreek tea for my hair. I’m currently soaking the seeds in castor oil with a 2 tablespoons of ground coffee. I’m hoping my hair likes it. I’ve also made a hair mask with the soaked fenugreek seeds from my hair tea. I put it in a high speed blender with aloe vera juice and a banana to make a paste. I then added castor, avocado and almond oil and applied it to my hair. It wasn’t especially moisturizing. I don’t think I’d do it again.
I live by Fenugreek and Amla. They are my two #1 Herbs. I love both so much that I can't say 1 herb deserves the #1 spot because they are both are dynamite!!!
I use all three and other herbs and spices in my hair products. I make my own oil, spray, conditioner, butter, gel and shampoo. Every single ingredient (minus abs) can be ingested with no harm to the body. What goes into my body goes on my head and vice versa.
I have all 3 but haven't used the chebe yet. I LOVE both fenugreek & amla. Use them all the time. Hair has been healthy, shiny and growing. And according to different stylists, my scalp looks great.
Girl, I’ve been waiting on this forever. I use fenugreek and amla, maybe I’ll try chebe. I wasn’t ready to jump on the chebe bandwagon until now. Thanks 😊
Curly Canuck I'm new to the channel. You said that you use these however how do you use them? Are they also available as oils or do you create a cocktail with seeds/powder. I'm really a novice. Always bought products due to laziness but now want a natural approach.
A Mack I make my own hair growth oil by infusing it with several herbs. I also add amla to my henna along with aloe Vera powder. You can also add herbs to your dc. I am 4c and aloe vera powder has been a game changer when it comes to moisture. Hope this helps, have fun with it. I love being a kitchen chemist.
@@sharonmagee3358 Yes. I recently made Chebe butter by infusing oil with Chebe then using that oil to whip some shea butter. I also use amla and fenugreek as a hair mask.
Currently using fenugreek,,, the capsule, i then add the contents into a water bottle and spray on my hair, other than smelling like maple syrup, loving the results!! Hair less shedding, thicker, gonna stick with it, that and my rosemary oil!!! Thanks!!!
I second that- please do a video on the effects henna has on hair. I can’t tolerate chemical hair dyes so I need to use henna to dye my hair but it has made it very low porosity and I have a lot of halo frizz. Would love to know your input!
I love anything natural! I have used holistic properties to heal the skin for three decades so I believe in this for hair🙌🏻🙌🏻Thank You for this. 🍑Lisa Peaches Skin Care
Refiloe Ramolahloane What more would you like to know🙌🏻 I have been a holistic master esthetician for over thirty years and I have three holistic skin care salons. I started my channel when I had to close because of Covid. I teach beauty naturally. 🙌🏻🍑Lisa Peaches Skin Care.
@@PeachesSkinCare Hello! Thanks for responding to this video. I just subscribed to your channel because I'm trying to improve my skin care products and methods. The fact you achieve most of this naturally is even better. Looking forward to learning more. 😊
Can I just say I love how clean and clear your videos are when you talk about haircare and ingredients 💜 I always really feel like I walk away with useful information! This includes your ooooold videos, way back when 😂 I try to buy products with Amla oil in them. Haven’t tried the others mentioned yet.
Yes I use marshmallow root in my personal hair butter along with murumuru butter. Rosemary is another herb I make into an oil for hair growth... But now I'm adding Chebe and Fenugreek to my regimen. THANK YOU
I have been watching and reading about fenugreek, alma and chebe as well. I was skeptical but now that you have broken it down and mentioned the better benefit of using them in an oil form, I was thinking of doing that myself, so thank you for clearing this up, I absolutely appreciated this well times video.
rosemary smells SO bomb!! Lavender essential oil is my jam, personally 🤎! I love infusing amla, cassia, & fenugreek into my oils! What do you put in your oils? :)
I use Ashwagandha powder herb to my weekly deep conditioning regimen. I noticed my hair was softer and I noticed a whole lot less shedding on wash day. I also use a small amount of chebe powder in my diy hair oil.
One of the reasons why they are so popular..... I can only talk about the UK here, but these things like fengreek, amla etc are mega cheap!..... With actual results! Oh the horror! Here in the UK for US hair products it will cost on average $20.00!!! With these Ayurvedic herbs, you can make up your own oil, deep conditioner, mask prepoo etc for literal pennies. I know people are busy, but we have all been in quarantine and this is the best time to find out what your hair likes or doesn't like. Yes you can have hair like Rapunzel but need not cost you the earth!
I'm so happy I checked back on your video and found you had download this one on HERBS for health hair Growth! Thank You for the the breakdown and benefits of chebe powders, fenugreek seeds and Amala powder! I'm planning on using Quercetin version by looking for it in the ingredients of products possibly the first five ingredients thanks again! looking forward to a video on thickening hair strands
Yes... I use them both Amla and Fenugreek with other herbs and have seen great health and length since I’ve used them. I have decided to market my mixes as well! Many ppl that work with me and know me have decided to jump on board to get those same results!!!
Love her! Just started following about 3 months ago. I love all your explanations. You get str8 to the point . I myself have been on my Ayurvedic all natural/ organic ish🤪 journey for about 18 months. I make my own diy oils, Amla , Fenugreek are apart of it. Just started with the Chebe. About 6 months ago. Idk which does what for my hair. My hair feels amazing tho. I could not ever honestly say oh I’ve been using this certain product and it’s done wonders because my hair oil contains about 12 different things from different oils to Ayurvedic herbs and essential oils. My journey started from Curly’ Proverbz and I know she swears by her hair oil.
So glad I found this channel I feel your knowledge will help my hair. I used chebe powder over the summer for three months straight and I don't know if it was the fact that I braided it up and left it alone (with Shea butter) or what but I do know my hair grew. I've been shoulder length pretty much my whole life hoping I can finally get some good growth. I made fenugreek seed oil last week and have Amal powder I should have added it to the fenugreek oil.
I use Amla oil and Moringa oil in my deep conditioner. I also use Sweet Almond and Grape seed oil to seal. That said, my hair is relaxed but subscribe to the use of oils, hair fertilizer, vitamins or supplements (D, biotin and collagen) and use moisturizing, low/protein free products to maintain softness and elasticity.
I drink fenugreek as a tea tree times daily but noticed if I consumed too much I brake out in hives and itch so I drink once daily. I didn't think to infusing oil. Starting today I'll use the sprouted fenugreek seeds infused in grape seed oil. I don't hear much discussion about grape seed oil any reasons why? My hair texture is fine and low porosity. Enjoy all your videos😊
*You can use olive oil to make your hair look good and feel healthy.* It is _no secret_ that heat styling makes it hard for you to grow new hair, but the oils found in *olive oil work as a protectant against those high temperatures* by creating a shield around natural keratin which _contains antioxidants, vitamin E, and oleic acid._ Olive Oil also has _anti-inflammatory properties which may help with treating dandruff too!_
I use Shikaiki to shampoo my hair,Amla to condition my hair & Henna to color my hair when needed. I also soak Fenegereek seeds & use spritz my hair when I feel it needs moisturizer.
Ms. Lane, I am thankful for the plethora of information you have provided thus far. I do have a request if your time permits. Could you talk about how to care for hair when a home has hard water? Or could you refer to a video in where you talked about this topic?
Did you know that curry powder/curry leaves activate hair follicles also. It’s one of the best. I am currently using chebe. It has done wonders to my hair. I have also ordered some fenugreek seeds. I will be incorporating all of those products together 👌🏾. Also, fenugreek can grow your breast 😁
Woww I’ve never been so early. 👀 Staying on topic, I have fenugreek seeds and fenugreek oil, amla powder and chebe powder. I wanna combine all these in an oil and see how my hair reacts.
@@raya.hussein choose an oil put the powder in and then i let it soak. shake it once a week. or it will stick to the bottom. yes u add fenugreek in it. and dried rosemary. and essential oil. i pretty much put whatever else i want. i make several different oils. just depending on the research I've done of the benefit of each
Amla Amla Amla. Next is fenugreek. I use them every wash day. Amla has darkened my hair and the fenugreek helps with growth and I ingest the pills also
I mix coconut oil jojoba and avocado oil along with adding rosemary lavender and tea tree oil with the fenugreek seeds. Let it sit 24 hours and shake the bottle before I use it on my scalp. You can try other concoction of your likings
@@gloriaa.4858 I just use the oil but I'm finding out that maybe I'd get better results if I dampened it just a little bit. But also if like to say that I use the green house method when I do overnight prepoo, so maybe in a way I'm also keeping in more moisture than normal. Just a thought.
I am infusing fenugreek and henna into an olive and castor oil mix. I added drops some peppermint oil into the oil. I infused chebe in olive oil and blended it in whipped Shea butter. I am looking for more length retention
I'm currently infusing fence power into an oil by itself, but I use it along with a slew of other auyervedic herbs in a hair growth oil that's truly made a difference in my hair's density and length. Plus I have much less shedding and breakage than I used to have. It's got all 3 of those ingredients in powder form as well. great!
Yes I love fenugreek! I haven't tried amla or chebe. I do have several powders though. I like to infuse oils with them and use it as a prepoo or hot oil treatment. I have brahmi, neem, fenugreek and aloe vera. I was having some excessive shedding, but since I started using these powders I can really see a significant difference. I also made a hair butter incorporating the oil with some butters to seal the moisture in my hair. I love to DIY! 😊
@@mrscowan4462 That's the beauty of DIY, it's no specific ratio. You use what ever you want, in the amounts you want to use them. Just experiment with different things until you get what you like.
Went 100% natural products 1 year ago and I'm at 13 inches now! My rule is that if I wouldn't feel safe eating it, I don't use it on my hair. And my hair is sooooooooooooo healthy and soft and lush now! I'll never go back to commercial products and chemicals. For the first time in my life, I know what my hair looks like healthy!
@@mrace2712 I make all my own stuff. I just can't find products that have the ingredients I like to use. There's one company, BelleBarOrganics. They use a lot of the same ingredients I do. Same idea. no preservatives and whatnot. But I haven't actually tried their stuff so I can't speak to the quality or anything.
I liken the surface of the almond shell and the small prominent holes on this surface to the scalp and hair follicle holes. I liken the green cover of almonds to hair. Almond oil can be ideal for hair. Eating almonds can also nourish the hair from the inside. The green texture covering the almonds is not like walnut or hazelnut shell, because the green texture of the almond has a soft and palpable texture reminiscent of fine hairs. There are long and thread-like thin tissues inside the almond shell.(I don't know if all almond varieties are the same.) (when the almond bark is cracked, we notice these fine threadlike textures) These fine textures are like hair strands. Seeds that are shiny black like the hair of a young person: nigella sativa Plant with long tassels like hair: garlic spice that resembles hair root anatomy: clove Can Black Black Cumin restore the natural color of the hair strand and make the hair look shiny and lively? Do garlic cloves nourishing the white tassels of garlic work for clean scalp and clean hair follicles? Can the clove plant, which looks like a strand of hair standing upright with its root, revive and straighten the thinning and weakened hair? What kind of result do I get when I mix garlic, clove and black seed oil and apply it to my hair? I liken each part of the walnut, which consists of two fatty food tissues, to the thyroid gland. If the problem is in the thyroid gland, walnuts can be useful. (I do not know English. I hope I was able to form correct and understandable sentences.)
Come on girl, making an ayurvedic oil is super simple! Put the powders in a mason jar, pour olive/avocado/coconut oil in it, stir and let it infuse in your cabinet for a week. Strain the oil with stockings and a funnel into an applicator bottle and there you have it!
I love your videos, and thank you for sharing your knowledge. In every video I’ve seen about chebe, the influencer said to only apply it to the length of the hair and not the scalp. We’ve been told that the chebe may irritate the scalp and is only used to keep the hair moist and help retain length. My question is, if chebe contains taspine and quercetine (which promote hair growth), how can growth be stimulated if it’s not applied to the scalp? I am using a diy which contains amla, fenugreek and many other herbs. I have had a lot of growth, but can’t say whether it’s attributed to those two ingredients or a combination of everything I do.🙂
Nice!!!!!!! Where can I find these herbs? Thank You so much for sharing. I am now using aloe vera gel. I also make aloe vera oil with rosemary along with other oils. I have seen a difference. And have seen growth. Sending love and Light to you.
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Am all about my own DIY because of Cancer I lost all my hair and after recovering from cancer I wanted to grow a healthy head of hair and all of these herbs helps with my now 24 inches of hair the fenugreek I use in both my deep conditioner and I use as a spritz. To be honest I became my own scientist!! I was relaxed before cancer but I don't think I will ever return there if you think about we have the best of both worlds if you get bore with your curls blow them out flat iron (not too often) we have amazing hair!!! Thank you so much for having a awesome platform of the best ways to take care and achieve strong,healthy,long hair! Am a 62 year old and living proof that all of your tips and recipes Work💕💕💕 much love keep up the good works! Blessings will flow and overtake your Beautiful life!
Blessings to you and praise God for your recovery.
Thank God for your recovery!🥰
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Praise Jah!🙏 Hope all is well with you!
Thank God for you recovering from cancer
I use fenugreek seeds but I soak them in water overnight and I use that water as my daily sprits,works like a charm
Doesn't stick?
@@sarahabeid2432 nope it doesn’t, just don’t put a lot of seeds
@@noluthandojay9661 oooh right, thanks
Cold or soaked in hot water.?
@@BABS889 i use cold
I hated my chemistry class but you making it really interesting
I’d rather buy these ingredients in their purest forms bcz y’all know how companies like to dilute it to keep you spending money.
I'm team Fenugreek and Amala. My main goal in using them is to increase my follicles lifespan promoting a longer growth cycle and lessen hair shedding. I've seen great results with my DIY oil, hair is fuller, less scalp showing and friends have commented on the growth of my hair 🥰
How do you make it
What oils do you use and how?
Please is ur hair high porosity or low?
High porosity. Carrier oil - olive. In a glass jar soak fenugreek seeds. I'm lazy so I leave the seeds in the oil in dark space, cabinet, for at least a week. Then heat the oil in the glass jar in a water bath on low simmer for about 10 to 20 minutes, then adding Alma and other ingredients as I see fit, primarily castor and EO, what's ever on hand. Let the oil cool and put in a dark colored bottle with a dropper, usually brown.
Could you plz tell me how you use fenugreek n amla?? Plzzz
Love seeing educated black women! I’m happy we’re entering these spaces. Thank you for the information!!
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Everything we need for our hair and body can be found in nature. And using them in their purest form make them most beneficial and effective. Very informative vid Sis!
Love your channel!♥️
The fact that the information you give is actually coming from a scientist (you) and a black woman who has our same hair is PRICELESS!
Amen
This was so awesome! I’ve been using fenugreek and amla for about 6 months and my hair is the longest it’s ever been. I was shocked at how they finally got me past my “plateau.” I absolutely love both those herbs. Thing is, I never actually knew WHY they worked. Thank you so much for all your research and sharing this info with us
You're welcome Monique!! :-)
@Monique P how are you using fenugreek and amla if you don't mind sharing?
@Monique P. Do you mix the fenugreek and alma together in oil? I'd appreciate knowing how to use them. Ive always wondered. Thanks a lot if you share.
I'm going to agree both have helped me grow my hair considerably. I use fenugreek tea daily and amla oil as a pre poo weekly. I'm excited to try chebe!
Wow! That's awesome you achieve success and stimulated your hair growth with these natural ingredients. I would like to know more like the other ladies. 😊
I just started using various herbs in various ways.
Hibiscus - clarifying shampoo
Rosemary - hair oil. I saw results (thicker hair) so I added more herbs to the mix (moringa, thyme, peppermint and pimento). Just started using the oil last week. The results I have seen so far is a much earlier detangling process.
I have tried fengreek. I put the seeds in olive oil. It's working really well. My hair has grown 2 inches in one mouth. Give it a try, it works.
I would absolutely LOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE a chemist's take on the best way to infuse the oils. Some recommend double boiling for a bit of time to warm everything. Some recommend roasting the fenugreek first. Some recommend only slow steeping in sunlight. Others say once steeped, store in the dark while others recommend continuing to let it sit in sunlight as you use the product.
It would be really nice to know the scientific perspective on how heat aids infusion vs breaking down essential nutrients and what is a good balance of the two. Thanks!
@@SaveMeFromUSA interesting read but not a whole lot of tips for a DIYer who's just trying to get the most nutrients out of a DIY infusion. A lot of your videos recommend making these oils. I would really love a scientific perspective on the best way to extract the most nutrition while suffering the least heat degredation...in a home kitchen setting.
I’ve used the fenugreek seeds. I’ve actually shocked that it works. My hair is growing and my daughters hair is growing as well.
Where did u get it from
@@mistiscales3423 I ordered mine off of Amazon.
Is it a product or you DIY it
@@marji10 how do you make it
how long did it take you to see a difference
I am using amla, fenugreek, hibiscus, and henna in my hair routine for growth and strengthening and I am having great results. First thing I noticed was less shedding and breaking. That has always been a major problem with my 4c hair. Using herbs has definitely been a game changer for me. BTW your channel is awesome!! Its good to have confirmation from a chemist that I am on the right road of my hair journey 😊
how long did it take you to recieve results
@@monieandrews9431 after the first application I had more curl definition but it took about 2-3 applications to notice less shedding.
I infuse rosemary, sage, peppermint and hibiscus leaves/herbs in a carrier oil. I will definitely be incorporating fenugreek seeds in my regimen.
What carrier oil do you use? I usually use 1/2 grape seed + 1/2 olive oil. I have all those herbs mines the sage
I've steeped moringa in grapeseed oil. Grapeseed oil goes right into my hair. Read it has a small molecule that goes into tight cuticles.
@Lisa Scott, Oooh, I gotta try that. Sounds like my hair would love it.
My hair was disappointed with grapeseed oil. Did not melt into my hair or scalp. 😢 My hair is definitely low porosity. I recently tried a tea made of Ambunu and Chebe (with water and Aloe juice). Just sat and actually beaded up on my hair! I had to really work it into my hair! My Chebe was very smoky smelling to me.
Can herbs be infused in silicones? My hair LOVES silicones! Thanks! ❤💖
@@VFEdge I'm no expert. Just expressing what works for me.
@@VFEdge apply then steam your hair.
For the past few months I've been mixing all three in a hair mask blended with clay and other great herbs. Last time I mixed a lil henna in there too. It gives beautiful softness and my hair doesn't break as much and looks a lil thicker. Time will tell how length is doing though 😊.
I am using one of Curly Proverbz wash day routines. Starting with a warm oil pre poo with fenugreek seeds soaking in castor oil. Next, shampoo mixed with: amla, henna, and banana powder. Last, a moisturizing deep conditioner. I just took down my twists and I could feel my hair down my back.
This sounds good. I want to try this
I've been using a DIY Fenugreek oil for the last two weeks. I feel like I am seeing growth retention....I will continue it and monitor the results. The seeds were affordable. I used oils I have on hand and gently warmed them on the stove and let them set for approx. 30 mins. A friend has already asked for a vial. I use it on my scalp and combine it with conditioner on my hair as my weekly pre-poo then I have also been adding a slight bit to my scalp nightly. So far so good. I just found your channel. SUBSCRIBED
@Sole Soul any update on the fenugreek?
update?
Use and love all 3! I use chebe and amla once a month with henna and I actually soak the fenugreek seeds and water and mix them in my clay washes...my hair loves them all!🥰
I am currently using Ambunu and make a ton of recipes on it. It is so such a great multi purpose herb. I also like Achebe and Amal.
Ambunu can reparei the hair
My hair has gotten thin and started breaking in different areas of my head, long story short, I ordered fenugreek powder, amla powder, aloe vera powder, and hibiscus powder. They all work great!!!!!! My hair is not breaking off anymore, it looks a lot healthier and a little thicker. I mix them together with my oils and water or a conditioner, leave it on my hair for two or more hours as a prepoo and finish my wash day. My hair feels sooooooooo much better afterwards.
May I ask where your purchased from??
I love how your videos are short yet very informative .
Ive used Fenugreek powder in my conditioner and it made my hair feel soft and smell like maple syrup
Add wild growth to remove the smell
Years ago, when I first started grooming and growing my hair without chemicals, I would rinse with fenugreek and a variety of other herbs--peppermint, rosemary, tea tree... My hair was healthy, but I never noticed anything remarkable about it's growth. I am going to try it in an oil just like you said.
I bought a good few herbs but my hair seems to really like Ashwaganda Amla and Marshmallow Root(for a detangler/hair spritz).
I take ashwagandha drops orally and use marshmallow root in my diy shea butter hair whip.....hair loves it!!!
Marshmallow root and slippery are bomb detanglers!!!
Andi S I have both of these, how do u use them, boil first and use mucilage?
@@curlycanuck4690 Exactly I boil the marshmallow root and maybe some fenugreek leaves in some water until its reduced for about 20 minutes. I then added some aloe vera juice to balance the ph. You could use gel as well. I aim for 5 on that scale(I got my strips on Amazon) You could use slippery elm too but I didn't have it.
Oil
I used Ashwaganda, amla and fenugreek for my hair oil but heating them in pan for a few secs(low heat) and then adding 1 cup coconut oil and half a cup of avocado oil and half a cup olive oil until melted. Let it cool. Put it in a brown bottle and leave it for at least a week. Use cheesecloth and and fine mesh sieve to drain the herbs away and put into a separate container. Use can use it to infuse hald of your oil for longer or use it for another day treatment. Just make sure all your utensils are dry so no funny business happens with the oils. (This was inspired by Curly Proverbs btw)
Use the detangler within a week.
Use the oils within 8-12 weeks.
I just ordered some ashwaganda powder online.
I’ve been using Amla oil off & on for years. I just ordered Amla powder on Amazon yesterday,can’t wait to try it.
Amla and fenugreek are gamechangers. Tea rinses and rice rinses are what jump started my hair growth to the point where people took notice. Wish I had more time to study them all.
Omgosh this video is perfect!! I use all three of these alternately every day!! My hair is completely different!! Way more manageable and has definitely grown and got more density!! I've been doing this for at least 8 months and would never got back! Only thing I can add is that chebe can break you out and clog pores so I make an infused oil and mix it with mango butter for twist outs, ect then amla and fenugreek oil for the scalp with tea tree and rosemary.. it's freaking mint!!! It's work but it's worth it!!!
Oh also I add that scalp oil to every deep conditioner and detangler I use!! The benefits are crazy good!!
True. I use rosemary with aloe vera to make oil. It is amazing.
@@carolharper4401 I will have try that one!! I love aloe vera!!!
How do you make the oil with the fenugreek and other stuff?
I have been using Alma Powder since November. I was having an issue of severe shedding. Ever since the very first used of Amla powder my excessive shedding has stopped. I only shared a quarter amount of hair each wash day which is every two weeks. I literally include Amla powder in my wash day. My hair also seems to feel stronger. My hair is not breaking when I am manipulating my hair. I absolutely love it and I will never stop using it
I've used all three and have seen a lot of growth. They are all a part of my regular regimen, including morroccan henna.
What all are u using where you get from and what oil did u mix if any
how long did it take for you to reciee results
I have used Fenugreek (Seeds and powder) and Amla for 2 to 3 years. I started by using Fenugreek as a spritz but it make my hair hard and crunchy as in protein overload.
I then cook Fenugreek seeds, blend them to a paste that I use in my deep conditioner with Amla powder. I also infuse both Amla and Fenugreek powders in oil and use that in my pre-poo routine.
When I use Fenugreek my shedding is significantly reduced almost instantaneously.
Yes, my hair growth doubled and became denser.
hi how long did it take you to recieve results
Thank you Ive used all of these and they are great as oils, as leave in sprays and in hair butter. My hair is strong no shedding no itchy scalp am happy! I also use Aloe vera, ginger and Cloves
I am currently using Amla powder and also peppermint oil🤗🤗🤗 Hope I can make my hair stronger and longer. Thank you for this science lesson. You explain things so easy and understand able for everyone
The video I needed. Short, sweet and straight to the point❤️😊. I'll definitely be incorporating chebe powder and amla oil into my hair regiment.
Hey are you South African 🥺 if so where did you get chebe from ?
@@pearlsphindlemchunu2643 Hey 😊 I saw some on Takelot, search "chebe powder". I haven't bought mine yet but I've ordered a number of things on Takelot so I trust you won't encounter any issues.
I love how you make this so easy to grasp, Thanks Curly C! But your video raises some questions for me:
1. Could I simply use niacin powder (like from a capsule) in an oil? Also
2. I have quercetin capsules for allergies, would it work to empty capsules into my growth oil (as a cut to the chase method)? I love what u shared about its effect on follicles
3. I have fenugreek capsules (powder). Is it ok to infuse this powder into oil instead of the seeds?
In the future, would u consider addressing whether pumpkin seed oil is a good DHT blocking option as well as the benefits of carrot seed oil for hair? Thanks!
GREAT QUESTIONS. I would love to hear the answers.
3. Yes
Questions I have also...like can I just empty the capsule into the product? 👀
Argan oil is a good dht blocker
I keep coming across your videos. Good stuff I have been getting some good information, I suffer with hair loss, I have Seborrheic Dermatitis so the thinning edges and the thick coating on the scalp, that's where I am now. But your videos are giving me so much hope, inspiration, encouragement, I was at the give up throw in the towel stage. I will be trying some things to see what works...Please keep giving us the information, knowledge, and encouragement to have the best healthest hair this side of the universe....Kudos for being patient, humble, just a pure gem to your followers. Your are a lifesaver and giving me hope that my hair will blossom and be the best and healthest it can and should be...I'm in tears right now because I had lost all hope of finding anything that works for my thinning, dry, brittle, Gray, dull, limp, no life hair.... Thank you 😊 so much 💖 God bless you 🙏
I infuse Rosemary in my personal oil mixture. I was actually looking to start using Fenugreek seeds as well!!
Same here. I make aloe vera oil with rosemary and other oils. I use aloe vera gel as my pre-poo.
I first learned of the greatness of fenugreek or Methi seeds about a year ago from RUclips ladies. My first time trying fenugreek was me roasting the seeds in the oven and then storing them in a jar with avocado oil and caster oil. I don't do that now. I just put about 1/4 cup of seeds in a jar with olive and vitamin E oils and sit the jar in a dark cabinet for about 6 weeks. Also bought fresh rosemary and stuck that in a jar with olive oil and moringa powder (and vitamin E.) My hair says they're great because I don't have an itchy, dry scalp, shedding, breakage, loads of split ends, fairy knots, etc. Mixing them with a little shea butter feels great as well.
But how often do you apply to hair and scalp?
@@nicolehumble8526 When my scalp was dry and itchy, I'd oil it twice a week with a massage. Now, I oil once a week so that there's no oily build-up before I shampoo.
True. I use rosemary and aloe vera to make my oil. Looking forward to using fenugreek. Someone says that it takes the hair to another level.
I love Ambunu, Amla, hibiscus, Rhasoul, shikaka, cassia, and Bhringraj. Cassia and Bhringraj will strengthen the hair like henna. Bhringraj, Rhassoul, shikakai hibiscus, and ambunu have soapanins in them that allow them to clean the hair. Hibiscus, rose and aloe Vera powder will condition the hair. Ambunu is also good for detangling the hair. I recently put the Ambunu liquid in a color applicator bottle with a comb. It helped me get the liquid to my roots where I need them most.
Amala and fenugreek are definitely hair game changers! Chebe is probably the best in my arsenal but I'm itching er' time I use it, with red skin ony arms and neck , never apply chebe to scalp tho!
I make fenugreek tea for my hair. I’m currently soaking the seeds in castor oil with a 2 tablespoons of ground coffee. I’m hoping my hair likes it. I’ve also made a hair mask with the soaked fenugreek seeds from my hair tea. I put it in a high speed blender with aloe vera juice and a banana to make a paste. I then added castor, avocado and almond oil and applied it to my hair. It wasn’t especially moisturizing. I don’t think I’d do it again.
I live by Fenugreek and Amla. They are my two #1 Herbs. I love both so much that I can't say 1 herb deserves the #1 spot because they are both are dynamite!!!
Could you plz tell me how you use these ingredients?
You have the most informative curly hair channel I have ever come across. I love your content so much. Thank you for sharing your knowledge :) 🤟🏽
I use all three and other herbs and spices in my hair products. I make my own oil, spray, conditioner, butter, gel and shampoo.
Every single ingredient (minus abs) can be ingested with no harm to the body. What goes into my body goes on my head and vice versa.
I have all 3 but haven't used the chebe yet. I LOVE both fenugreek & amla. Use them all the time. Hair has been healthy, shiny and growing. And according to different stylists, my scalp looks great.
First! I'm manifesting the money for a consultation! I'm almost ready for it. 💜
Thought I was first😂 I type slowly
Awesome, looking forward to working with you! :-)
Ive been using alma, Brahmi and moringa herbs and has changed my hair completely!
Girl, I’ve been waiting on this forever. I use fenugreek and amla, maybe I’ll try chebe. I wasn’t ready to jump on the chebe bandwagon until now. Thanks 😊
Curly Canuck
I'm new to the channel. You said that you use these however how do you use them? Are they also available as oils or do you create a cocktail with seeds/powder. I'm really a novice. Always bought products due to laziness but now want a natural approach.
A Mack I make my own hair growth oil by infusing it with several herbs. I also add amla to my henna along with aloe Vera powder. You can also add herbs to your dc. I am 4c and aloe vera powder has been a game changer when it comes to moisture. Hope this helps, have fun with it. I love being a kitchen chemist.
@@curlycanuck4690 Hey. U add all the herbs and infuse with an oil all at the same time?
@@sharonmagee3358 Yes. I recently made Chebe butter by infusing oil with Chebe then using that oil to whip some shea butter. I also use amla and fenugreek as a hair mask.
I have used Fenegreek seeds and powder as a deeeeppp conditioner. I DIY a mix of herbs into safflower oil with great results.
I have used Chebe and Amla. I am loving its results. Chebe has been the game changer!
I currently use Chebe, pls don’t put it directly on the scalp but it’s great for length retention
what happens if u use it on the scalp?
Currently using fenugreek,,, the capsule, i then add the contents into a water bottle and spray on my hair, other than smelling like maple syrup, loving the results!! Hair less shedding, thicker, gonna stick with it, that and my rosemary oil!!! Thanks!!!
😍 AWESOME 😍 I use Fenugreek and Amla as well as others (haven’t used Chebe). Could you please do a video an henna? PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I second that- please do a video on the effects henna has on hair. I can’t tolerate chemical hair dyes so I need to use henna to dye my hair but it has made it very low porosity and I have a lot of halo frizz. Would love to know your input!
I love anything natural! I have used holistic properties to heal the skin for three decades so I believe in this for hair🙌🏻🙌🏻Thank You for this. 🍑Lisa Peaches Skin Care
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I have been a holistic master esthetician for over thirty years and I have three holistic skin care salons. I started my channel when I had to close because of Covid. I teach beauty naturally. 🙌🏻🍑Lisa Peaches Skin Care.
@@PeachesSkinCare Hello! Thanks for responding to this video. I just subscribed to your channel because I'm trying to improve my skin care products and methods. The fact you achieve most of this naturally is even better. Looking forward to learning more. 😊
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Welcome!!! I am so grateful you came by and that things resonated with you. So excited to have you 🙌🏻 🍑Lisa Peaches Skin Care
Can I just say I love how clean and clear your videos are when you talk about haircare and ingredients 💜 I always really feel like I walk away with useful information! This includes your ooooold videos, way back when 😂
I try to buy products with Amla oil in them. Haven’t tried the others mentioned yet.
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I MAKE A OIL USING ALL 3...AND ITS WONDERFUL
Yes I use marshmallow root in my personal hair butter along with murumuru butter. Rosemary is another herb I make into an oil for hair growth... But now I'm adding Chebe and Fenugreek to my regimen. THANK YOU
I have been watching and reading about fenugreek, alma and chebe as well. I was skeptical but now that you have broken it down and mentioned the better benefit of using them in an oil form, I was thinking of doing that myself, so thank you for clearing this up, I absolutely appreciated this well times video.
I used fenugreek powder today as a deep conditioner, and I'm already experiencing less shedding. I really enjoy your videos. Very informative 💗
Fenugreek & amla along w/ fresh aloe vera were the first herbs I tried and they're still my fave s!
Yes!!!!!! I use aloe vera and rosemary and make oil along with other oils. It smells great.
rosemary smells SO bomb!! Lavender essential oil is my jam, personally 🤎!
I love infusing amla, cassia, & fenugreek into my oils! What do you put in your oils? :)
I never tried any of these herbs im one of those who's scared to try anything
I like Ayurvedic herbs Brahmi and Bhringraj (powder) and black cumin seeds (Nigella Sativa)that I add to my hair oil.
I use Ashwagandha powder herb to my weekly deep conditioning regimen. I noticed my hair was softer and I noticed a whole lot less shedding on wash day. I also use a small amount of chebe powder in my diy hair oil.
One of the reasons why they are so popular.....
I can only talk about the UK here, but these things like fengreek, amla etc are mega cheap!..... With actual results! Oh the horror!
Here in the UK for US hair products it will cost on average $20.00!!!
With these Ayurvedic herbs, you can make up your own oil, deep conditioner, mask prepoo etc for literal pennies.
I know people are busy, but we have all been in quarantine and this is the best time to find out what your hair likes or doesn't like.
Yes you can have hair like Rapunzel but need not cost you the earth!
I'm so happy I checked back on your video and found you had download this one on HERBS for health hair Growth! Thank You for the the breakdown and benefits of chebe powders, fenugreek seeds and Amala powder! I'm planning on using Quercetin version by looking for it in the ingredients of products possibly the first five ingredients thanks again! looking forward to a video on thickening hair strands
Yes... I use them both Amla and Fenugreek with other herbs and have seen great health and length since I’ve used them. I have decided to market my mixes as well! Many ppl that work with me and know me have decided to jump on board to get those same results!!!
Love her! Just started following about 3 months ago. I love all your explanations. You get str8 to the point . I myself have been on my Ayurvedic all natural/ organic ish🤪 journey for about 18 months. I make my own diy oils, Amla , Fenugreek are apart of it. Just started with the Chebe. About 6 months ago. Idk which does what for my hair. My hair feels amazing tho. I could not ever honestly say oh I’ve been using this certain product and it’s done wonders because my hair oil contains about 12 different things from different oils to Ayurvedic herbs and essential oils. My journey started from Curly’ Proverbz and I know she swears by her hair oil.
I use lots of herbs and ayurvedic herbs in my hair but Fenugreek, Moringa, Rosemary and Parsley are my holy grails
So glad I found this channel I feel your knowledge will help my hair. I used chebe powder over the summer for three months straight and I don't know if it was the fact that I braided it up and left it alone (with Shea butter) or what but I do know my hair grew. I've been shoulder length pretty much my whole life hoping I can finally get some good growth. I made fenugreek seed oil last week and have Amal powder I should have added it to the fenugreek oil.
I use Amla oil and Moringa oil in my deep conditioner. I also use Sweet Almond and Grape seed oil to seal. That said, my hair is relaxed but subscribe to the use of oils, hair fertilizer, vitamins or supplements (D, biotin and collagen) and use moisturizing, low/protein free products to maintain softness and elasticity.
I drink fenugreek as a tea tree times daily but noticed if I consumed too much I brake out in hives and itch so I drink once daily. I didn't think to infusing oil. Starting today I'll use the sprouted fenugreek seeds infused in grape seed oil. I don't hear much discussion about grape seed oil any reasons why? My hair texture is fine and low porosity. Enjoy all your videos😊
1.Chebe powder
2. Fenugreek seeds
3. Amla leaf powder
What is the ratio of ingredients to oil. And do you have to prepare the ingredients in a certain way before they are put in the oil
*You can use olive oil to make your hair look good and feel healthy.*
It is _no secret_ that heat styling makes it hard for you to grow new hair, but the oils found in *olive oil work as a protectant against those high temperatures* by creating a shield around natural keratin which _contains antioxidants, vitamin E, and oleic acid._ Olive Oil also has _anti-inflammatory properties which may help with treating dandruff too!_
I use Shikaiki to shampoo my hair,Amla to condition my hair & Henna to color my hair when needed. I also soak Fenegereek seeds & use spritz my hair when I feel it needs moisturizer.
Ms. Lane, I am thankful for the plethora of information you have provided thus far. I do have a request if your time permits. Could you talk about how to care for hair when a home has hard water? Or could you refer to a video in where you talked about this topic?
Did you know that curry powder/curry leaves activate hair follicles also. It’s one of the best. I am currently using chebe. It has done wonders to my hair. I have also ordered some fenugreek seeds. I will be incorporating all of those products together 👌🏾. Also, fenugreek can grow your breast 😁
Hey,,, can you make a video of mixing them separate or together.
Woww I’ve never been so early. 👀
Staying on topic, I have fenugreek seeds and fenugreek oil, amla powder and chebe powder. I wanna combine all these in an oil and see how my hair reacts.
That'll definitely be an interesting mix! Keep us posted! :-)
mix all of them and more and it works wonderfully
i even have some oils infusing for the last couple of months can't wait to use them
@@sheamoniquedaniel1824 hi how do you make amla oil ? and do you put fenugreek in it also?
@@raya.hussein choose an oil put the powder in and then i let it soak. shake it once a week. or it will stick to the bottom.
yes u add fenugreek in it. and dried rosemary. and essential oil.
i pretty much put whatever else i want. i make several different oils. just depending on the research I've done of the benefit of each
Amla Amla Amla. Next is fenugreek. I use them every wash day. Amla has darkened my hair and the fenugreek helps with growth and I ingest the pills also
I love your channel so much 😍 It makes me so happy when you upload a video. Thank you for giving us the facts to grow our hairs !
Currently use Amla oil as an overnight pre poo..Thank you for the info Curly Chemistry will definitely be trying the other 2 suggestions
I'm doing a rosemary and clove water now. I'm stuffed up so I stand in front of the pot and inhale to help sinuses
Why don’t she have over a million followers like the other ladies that don’t know what they are talking about. Ty queen ❤️
In your opinion, how would you prepare the oil and fenugreek seeds for optimal benefits? Thank you.
I mix coconut oil jojoba and avocado oil along with adding rosemary lavender and tea tree oil with the fenugreek seeds. Let it sit 24 hours and shake the bottle before I use it on my scalp. You can try other concoction of your likings
Choose a Carrier oil:
Avacado
Grape seed
Etc.
Add oil in glass jar add seeds to infused, wrap in cloth, store in dark cool place . Uses as needed.
@@Nickywigs This is the clearest explanation I've seen! Thank you.
i use amla oil as an overnight prepoo, my hair loves it. i', going to give fenugreek a try. thanks for the video
Chi9ja: Do you dampen your hair when you use the amla oil, or do you just use the oil by itself?
@@gloriaa.4858 I just use the oil but I'm finding out that maybe I'd get better results if I dampened it just a little bit.
But also if like to say that I use the green house method when I do overnight prepoo, so maybe in a way I'm also keeping in more moisture than normal. Just a thought.
@@Chi9ja Thanks, for the advice. I'm gonna do that right now.
I am infusing fenugreek and henna into an olive and castor oil mix. I added drops some peppermint oil into the oil. I infused chebe in olive oil and blended it in whipped Shea butter. I am looking for more length retention
I'm currently infusing fence power into an oil by itself, but I use it along with a slew of other auyervedic herbs in a hair growth oil that's truly made a difference in my hair's density and length. Plus I have much less shedding and breakage than I used to have. It's got all 3 of those ingredients in powder form as well. great!
Yes I love fenugreek! I haven't tried amla or chebe. I do have several powders though. I like to infuse oils with them and use it as a prepoo or hot oil treatment. I have brahmi, neem, fenugreek and aloe vera. I was having some excessive shedding, but since I started using these powders I can really see a significant difference. I also made a hair butter incorporating the oil with some butters to seal the moisture in my hair. I love to DIY! 😊
I use aloe vera. And have seen growth as well. Excited to check out fenugreek and amla.
How do you use them? Do you just put them in oil? 🤔
@@GoaWay... Yes, put them in oil and let them infuse for a while. I usually let mine infuse for a couple of weeks.
@@mzcrystalg what is the ratio of ingredients to oil?
@@mrscowan4462 That's the beauty of DIY, it's no specific ratio. You use what ever you want, in the amounts you want to use them. Just experiment with different things until you get what you like.
Went 100% natural products 1 year ago and I'm at 13 inches now! My rule is that if I wouldn't feel safe eating it, I don't use it on my hair. And my hair is sooooooooooooo healthy and soft and lush now! I'll never go back to commercial products and chemicals. For the first time in my life, I know what my hair looks like healthy!
Which products do you use? I'm currently trying locs and want more growth
@@mrace2712 I make all my own stuff. I just can't find products that have the ingredients I like to use. There's one company, BelleBarOrganics. They use a lot of the same ingredients I do. Same idea. no preservatives and whatnot. But I haven't actually tried their stuff so I can't speak to the quality or anything.
@@simplysaida ok cool ill keep this in mind
I liken the surface of the almond shell and the small prominent holes on this surface to the scalp and hair follicle holes.
I liken the green cover of almonds to hair.
Almond oil can be ideal for hair.
Eating almonds can also nourish the hair from the inside.
The green texture covering the almonds is not like walnut or hazelnut shell, because the green texture of the almond has a soft and palpable texture reminiscent of fine hairs.
There are long and thread-like thin tissues inside the almond shell.(I don't know if all almond varieties are the same.)
(when the almond bark is cracked, we notice these fine threadlike textures)
These fine textures are like hair strands.
Seeds that are shiny black like the hair of a young person: nigella sativa
Plant with long tassels like hair: garlic
spice that resembles hair root anatomy: clove
Can Black Black Cumin restore the natural color of the hair strand and make the hair look shiny and lively?
Do garlic cloves nourishing the white tassels of garlic work for clean scalp and clean hair follicles?
Can the clove plant, which looks like a strand of hair standing upright with its root, revive and straighten the thinning and weakened hair?
What kind of result do I get when I mix garlic, clove and black seed oil and apply it to my hair?
I liken each part of the walnut, which consists of two fatty food tissues, to the thyroid gland.
If the problem is in the thyroid gland, walnuts can be useful.
(I do not know English. I hope I was able to form correct and understandable sentences.)
Neem has given me major growth in just one month! My mother has a neem plant and she told us about it.
I brush my teeth with Neem toothpaste.
Informative and to the point video, as usual! In what form is Quercetin available and how would you use it?
I’m not the best DIYer, I’d lobe these in products for purchase!! Btw how have you styled your hair? I love it 😍
Come on girl, making an ayurvedic oil is super simple! Put the powders in a mason jar, pour olive/avocado/coconut oil in it, stir and let it infuse in your cabinet for a week. Strain the oil with stockings and a funnel into an applicator bottle and there you have it!
Thank you for enraging woman of colour to to use herbs and go back to their roots
I love your videos, and thank you for sharing your knowledge. In every video I’ve seen about chebe, the influencer said to only apply it to the length of the hair and not the scalp. We’ve been told that the chebe may irritate the scalp and is only used to keep the hair moist and help retain length. My question is, if chebe contains taspine and quercetine (which promote hair growth), how can growth be stimulated if it’s not applied to the scalp? I am using a diy which contains amla, fenugreek and many other herbs. I have had a lot of growth, but can’t say whether it’s attributed to those two ingredients or a combination of everything I do.🙂
I have used fenugreek and amla and they are amazing for my hair. Amla is my favourite of all ayurveda powders and herbs.☺
Nice!!!!!!! Where can I find these herbs? Thank You so much for sharing. I am now using aloe vera gel. I also make aloe vera oil with rosemary along with other oils. I have seen a difference. And have seen growth. Sending love and Light to you.
You can get them at Indian markets or online.
This trio plus a few more does wonders. I make a oil out of them and the results are amazing.
Can you please tell me where you buy your herbs from?
I bought the fenugreek powder months ago never used it yet. I will now. Lol have to look up how to mix it. Thx
Yay! A new video, I'm grateful for this. I need a scalp oil regimen. Now I can start searching now that I'm informed.