Cuz with KNEE LENGTH hair spills Hair Growth Secrets
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 2 мар 2023
- My Gorgeous cousin in law shares her hair growth tips ya'll.
Shop your oil here - curlyproverbz.com/
FREE UK / CANADA SHIPPING all weekend on spends over £100. Enjoy
![Sean Rii, Karyon, Sharzkii - Taungule [My Love] (Official Music Video)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eJoMuypbSzQ/mqdefault.jpg)
1. Put WARM oil in your hair (The lady in the video uses plain coconut oil) and massage your scalp at some point...
2. Leave it in for 2 days WRAP YOUR HAIR UP AND LEAVE IT ALONE
3. Shampoo
4. Repeat
So she has a 4 day hair routine.
Y'all are welcome!!
That's it???? 😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨
Like for real????? 😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨
I have a 4 day hair oil/ wash/ henna mask/ wash day with deep conditioner treatment. I wish I could fit in steam every week but a heat cap works.
Review the video! That's not what she fully said.
@@Ironkitten1881 I’ve heard that steaming the hair too much can contribute to mushy limp hair. Which is a sign of moisture overload, so it’s best to steam every 1-2 months just to detox the scalp and let in moisture in the hair
And if you can’t use coconut oil then use olive oil
Question- I didn’t get the timeline bc the cousin said the girl has her hair oiled up for 2 days, shampoo and let rest for a few days, and then oil again. There’s only 7 days a week so…
If I oil up on Sunday, next time to wash is Wednesday? Wash and then oil up same day? Thanks 🙏🏼
My auntie was Jamaican her hair past her knees beautiful hair exactly like this women - She always had in a bun too, then got fed up and chopped it all off to short like a boy - she was so happy! She's passed now but she had no regrets she once said she would never grow it long again.
My hair was half back long, after I was sick from COVID I had severe hair loss than I cut it to shoulder length and I never regret it, I have much more free time now 😀
Not only is her hair extremely long but it's very healthy and shiny not a split end in sight I love it!
That Rich lustrous Indian hair of course!
Your instructional videos helped me get my hair in the healthiest condition it has ever been. It’s thicker and longer than ever before. I discovered the power of Henna and Amla through your channel. I actually look forward to wash days now… as I consider it a precious form of self care. Thank you for all that you do @Curly Proverbz. You are a gem! 💎
Please how do you use the amla and henna
@@iniememokure2799 I use henna powder and mix it with other ingredients to promote hair growth. Curly Proverbz henna or her henna and aloe mask are great options. I usually use 3 tsp of powder with warm distilled water or aloe vera juice as it reads on the directions on the back of the package. I also add 1 tsp of fenugreek powder and 2 tsp of amla powder to it. (Sometimes I add rosemary and peppermint essential oil to the bowl, but it’s optional.) Mix it until it makes a paste. Then I add the paste to a moisturizing deep conditioner as she instructs. The deep conditioners I use varies depending on what I have on hand.. but I usually use the Shea Moisture Intensive Hydration Hair Mask. I let the mixture sit for 2 to 3 hrs in a covered bowl. Then with gloves.. I apply the henna paste from roots to tips while sectioning the hair and using hair clips. I put a thick layer on all over my hair. Then I cover my head with a shower cap. I let it sit on my hair for 2 to 3 hours. Then I wash it out.
I do not do this treatment weekly. I find that doing this treatment monthly or even quarterly does suffice and gives great results.
I hope this helps! ☺️
When I first got started with my hair care Journey I used to love watching Indian hair care videos. Definitely a great place to start🌸👑👏🏾
One tip that I picked up a few months ago from AfrikanHairGod and NaturalAcacademia is spending time to smooth the oil/product into your hair strands. I can see your cousin uses a similar technique.
I have 4c hair and this has been a game changer in that my hair actually soaks in the product and I barely have any tangles. My hair is soft, hydrated, and I only need to reapply the product weekly. I know this isn't the traditional approach but I oil my scalp with sulfur 8. And I use a mix of one of the Blue Magic creamy leave-ins, a blue magic grease, and a few drops of grape seed oil. My hair is oily at first, but the product soaks in by the next day, and then I'm good to go for the week.
When my hair was relaxed many years ago, I was oiling it presampoo overnight with olive oil and my hair was always healthy and strong. When I went natural the first few years I was oiling my hair with a combo of coconut oil, olive oil and avocado oil and my hair grew strong and long. It's still long, but I really need to go back to the oiling
I don’t even oil my ends, but since putting into practice oiling my scalp and doing weekly deep conditioning with herbs… my growth has exploded!
But my gosh her hair is insane!
Hi,can you please share which herbs you use for deep conditioning .
I started using just oils on my hair. I have low porosity hair so I spray it with warm water first and massage that in and then apply warm oil but I didn’t know to massage it in longer. Thanks for that tip! Will keep my hair up from the elements. Your cousin has helped me a lot! I have shoulder length hair. Working on waist length maybe even knee length if possible!
That’s really intimate and great for bonding. Beautiful! I can just about get my mum and sister to oil my scalp, these lot are never going to massage oil into my hair for 30 mins 😂 I guess I’m gonna have a good arm workout!
Wow , thanks for sharing this good info.. This dispels the myth that oil is not needed to grow hair !!! You presented receipts🧡
I have found the convo around not using oil in hair very interesting. It has been used for hundreds or thousands of years with great results. It was my game changer for sure.
@@CurlyProverbz Absolutely agree!!
Every time I use oil on my scalp it gets wet buildup/gross flakes. My scalp cannot take an oil leave in. Maybe I should try wash out hot oil treatments, but idk.
@@CurlyProverbz Even though I am low porosity & medium density, I absolutely have to have my oils 😊
@@yeahimashley9515 Definitely try using it as a pre-poo. Occasionally, I add some a few drops on my fingertips and apply them to my scalp after washing my hair. But I'm like you - my scalp doesn't like being oiled. One thing I will say is to check the ingredients and the quality of your oil. It makes a massive difference. I've found that just oiling my hair works for me as my hair is lower back length.
These methods work for all hair types. This is great stuff! ❤❤❤❤
Exactly
I practice European historical haircare and it's basically the same. I want hair like I see in Victorian pictures; down to my knees!😍
I hope women don’t dismiss her advice because of her ethnic background…..
💯🤎
Exactly!!!!
I kind of did but I still watched to see what I can gain 😅but I have to take into consideration we don’t have the same hair type and our strands have different strengths /resilience. ..basically she does not face the same struggles as me especially when it comes to washday, detangling , moisture etc
Someone already did in the comments.
Your "hope" makes no sense for black women.
Both of you have beautiful hair❤ I have been watching your videos for yearrrs and you have never failed me! Oiling, tea rinses/sprays, and Ayurvedic herbs are the truth. I look forward to more of your amazing videos. Bless💖
Thanks for sharing, I’m starting to understand that for me to retain length I need to keep my ends tucked away. So I see why her hair is so beautiful and long. ❤
30 minutes?! Welp. If the good woman says 30 min then 30 minutes it is😂 starting today I’m letting everyone in my house know we’re setting up a schedule to determine their days of the week to massage my scalp. 😂
Seriously, all jokes aside this just confirms the conclusion I came to about a year ago when I decided I wanted hair down my back. While I am aware genetics play a role in hair, I am convinced that everyone with ridiculously long hair has to work at it. Period. There’s no way around it. Like everything else in life, if you want long hair, you have to be committed to the process.
Wells yes but i also do believe some People are lucky enough to have long hair without working for it. Like they dont care how long their hair r but they r long anyways. Especially when they r straight so they dont get tangled up all the Time and r less sensitive to friction. But i globally agree with your comment and these values like if you really want something, get to work :)
@@crepusco9821 I agree. My best friend has been that way our entire lives. When we were kids her mom would cut about 2-3 inches off her hair at the beginning of every summer and it would be back to the length she cut it from by the end of the summer. Her hair grew effortlessly at a ridiculous rate lol but as for me, my hair has always grown slow until I discovered the natural hair women of RUclips who "do the most" and have long hair. Particularly CP and Selina Zinchuk. I combined nuggets from both of their channels and fell in line with being committed to my hair growth and I've retained 3 inches in 3.5 months. No lie. That's why I feel regardless of who you are, if you "do the most" you're bound to get ridiculous results no matter what.
Whew! This response got long on accident lol
I have long hair, it's below my butt but it's curly so it just looks a little shorter, I don't do anything at all to it. I do definitely think I need to do more for it so it can grow faster and it's frizzy though that is pretty normal. I also have dry scalp, I'm wondering if I do start oiling my hair like they talked about in this video if it'd help my dry scalp.
@@mysticthehorselover5979 it probably would. If slapping grease (Blue magic to be exact) almost instantly stopped my scalp from itching due to dryness, I would think regular oiling throughout the week should fix it. But hot oil treatments under a dryer on low heat weekly and oiling at least 3 times a week solved my dry scalp issue. I had criminally dry scalp tho lol
Genetics has nothing to do with it unless you personally have a medical condition. Those who you think naturally grow long thick hair do not as a given. Whites, indians anyone with the hair you think is automatically blessed also have people who hair won't grow , breaks off is naturally thin. There are African tribes with long hair because their nurture it.
This is a nice addition to your channel. I love the diversity ❤️
Thanks hun 🤎
@@CurlyProverbz ❤️
I’ve always admired Indian women’s hair. My grandma was the one who told me to go to the Indian store and buy hair products and I stopped. Once I found this channel and followed the curly proverbs regimen, my hair is the healthiest it’s been. I’m going to implement the 30 minute massage 💆🏾♀️
We really need to believe nurture will outweigh nature...all things are possible....I just need someone who will massage my hair for 30 min😅. Thanks again farida!
My Gorgeous cousin in law shares her hair growth tips ya'll.
Shop your oil here - curlyproverbz.com/
FREE UK / CANADA SHIPPING all weekend on spends over £100. Enjoy
Do you think the act of slathering the hair is the key or is it the actual oil?
I used to do a champi like Indians but found it harmful and the oil just sat on top .
Then I turned to butters to slather my hair and get that same slick back effect which is really the moisturizing effect.
This almost tempted me to try champis again but I won’t. It did inspire me to get back to pre poos with good butter based products ! Works so well for me
Thanks for the tips.
Your cousins hair looks very healthy.
I am here for this sis!!! So excited, and thankful for this video
🙌🏽 let’s do an oil challenge
Ooooooooh I like it!!!!
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing I will begin oiling my scalp more than I do.
Your hair looks lovely 😍 I like what you've done with it looks shiny. 🤩
Her hair is so long and pretty!
Thanks for sharing! This conversation about hair is a great format to bring other people testimonies about their hair journey. Oiling will be part of my hair routine. ❤
Wow! Super hair growth! Nice! I have been slacking on oiling and need to massage my scalp and hair more. Nice tips.❤❤
Thank you for sharing Farida! I need this in my life! My hair is going through it because I was sick for a while and I was not able to care for it like I should have.
Even if we do not haave the same hair texture, her routine is interesting ! I have to give this a try 😊
Thanks so much for sharing this video Farida. Very helpful, God bless your cousin's 👑. God bless and enjoy your weekend. 🙏🏿🥰❣️
I'm excited to try the scalp massaging with my daughter. Lol, she is one right now, but I'm looking forward to making this a beautiful bonding experience for us.
❤️❤️ Farida. I'm from Zambia and came across Farida almost 4 years ago when I had string shoulder length relaxed hair, I went natural after a big chop 2 years ago and my hair is already passing shoulder length. My goal is waist length and I'm following her advice. I'm very lazy though so trying to find my balance with what could work for me. This was great thanks
Watching videos like these helps me to get motivated and back on track. I have been dying my gray roots with chemical hair dye these past few months and my hair has suffered tremendously. I usually use henna and indigo but I have been lazy. We need to enjoy the journey. Good health to you.
I love henna dye. I kinda like my white roots sometimes..it reminds me of a grey fox.😂
This is extremely great advice!!!
Oiling has been sooo helpful in my relaxer stretch, my hair is a lot thicker too! I use olive oil as a hot oil prepoo to detangle and fenugreek/peppermint oil has reduced my hair fall during weekly washes.
I love hair oiling it does transforms your hair. Thanks for sharing so many tips.❤❤
Lovely insights.... I need to get back to oiling my hair twice a week.
Also, the video quality is not as bad as you described it at the beginning 😀
These are gems! Can you record her performing the process please?
That was interesting! I will definitely try this.
Ready for the hair growth challenge!🎉
I think you and your cousin are absolutely right about oiling your hair. I remember back when I was a kid in the 70s, my aunt used to oil, then massage our scalps (my sister and I) every week with royal crown hair grease and Sulfur 8. I have 4C hair and that really helped to keep it healthy and free of breakage. Just about every kid in my neighborhood got their scalp oiled and massaged. I had forgotten about that for years until I saw one of your videos on the benefits of using oils.
For the coconut oil, I'm going to try the suggestion of warming first. It sounds like coconut oil may be similar to honey in that the properties change when it's warmed, versus cool or room temperature.
Royal crown is the jam!!!♥️😉
Wow, my mom used to oil my scalp once a week too with grease! Your story brought back memories. I’m going to start incorporating oiling my scalp into my hair weekly routine 😊
@@Shan-kw4io A blast from my past. I can smell it now, love it 😊.
Your hair will grow right back sweetheart. Thank you for sharing your journey
Both of you have beautiful hair. Knee length? Go fo it! I’ll take healthy waist length.🧡
I just love this video thank you so much 😊 I just love Both of you’ll Hairrrr❤ 👏🏽 👏🏽 🥰
Thanks for that simple routine does work.
Thank you Freida I'm renewed to restart my hair growth regimen I fell off after lockdowns and stress going through watching my daughter endure chemo and now Im going to get back into it. THANKS
Good advice. Definitely taking what can apply. My hair strands are too fine for just conditioner 😂 need strengthening treatments
I'm loving your ponytail.
This video is definitely a gem 💎 sis!!! I already do scalp massage 10 minutes every night, I’ll be incorporating 30 minutes now once a week and as a pre-poo and smoothing it into my strands. Thank you for sharing this! 🤩🙏🏾✨
Can I be real with you CP? Your hair looks amazing at the length in the intro! But I know you're going for thigh length so imma shut up 🤭LOVED this video!!♥️ I'm bout to get it in with oiling and massaging!!
i love your energy
Both women have beautiful hair. My goal is healthy hair and retaining hair on my head. I will be 67 on Tuesday and quite honestly l don't know what l would do with knee length hair.😅 ,but l like techniques,products,herbs vitamins, etc that help with maintaining a thick, healthy head of hair. Thanks for sharing all the information.🤩
New self care challenge…oiling/massaging anyone!?!💆🏾♀️
I'm down!
What a great video. Thank you so much. Let the hair growth challenge begin! I am wondering... Will you do a meet and greet this year? 😀
WOW !!!! I don't even see any split ends. LOVE IT!!
One thing I swear by is oil, I do have split ends but I think it's because of hard water and the dry climate I live in. However, my hair retains length like a beast thanks to oil. My hair is 34 inches long and the ends always thicken up over time. Just oil that scalp and hair, ladies, but always keep the scalp clean. Thank you for this video, I will try 30 minutes ( my goal is knee-length).
Your hair is gorgeous sis! Keep it up 🥰
Thank you cousin 🥰🥰🥰
I saw this video about 6 months ago, I have Indian hair so these tips were extra helpful for me. I never really cared to oil my hair too much until this year, and I have been doing it as regularly as I possibly can. I have also used a henna mask in my hair twice and I deep condition. I have noticed about 6 inches of growth since I last measured. That comes down to about an inch a month - it feels amazing. I won't be cutting my hair (not even split ends - not that I have many bc of the oiling) for a very long while, or if ever. I just want to see how long I can get it. I would love the length your cousin has in the video :) Right now my hair almost hits my tail bone.
Peaceee! Knee length is my goal. Thanks for this video.
I wish we could see this in action. I can’t imagine walking around with my hair drenched in oil for days. Maybe like a planned wash weekend? A Friday afternoon / night and wash on Sunday? Chille this takes commitment.
I mean if you work from home you could deff get away with doing this
I've been out in public multiple times, with oils in my hair. Braids hide it very well
I think the main thing she mentioned is to put just enough oil, not drenching it
Really good info! Curious, did she mention how she sleeps on it with all that oil? I'm guessing with a plastic cap...?
Thank you so much for this video. Are we talking about just a regular jar of coconut oil? If so me and the kids hair is about to be coconut oiled down!!!!
Her hair is GORGEOUS and so thick...OMG! 🥰🥰🔥🔥
my hair😘😘😘😘😘😘
Coconut is like the # 1 oil Indians use besides sesame but coconut causes so many problems in the natural hair community. It personally dries my hair out and gives me an overload and I've heard this from other as well. So maybe not this oil but still the same technique regimen.
I react to coconut oil even though it's great for my hair but I had to add little bit of palm oil and olive oil and it's heaven to my hair and skin. I stopped trimming my hair even since I started using it generously especially my ends.
Yeesss! I used to love it! My hair was shiny and strong from using it but after a while it started breaking my hair off something terrible. I had to cut my hair down to two inches from arm pit length a few years ago. It’s all wonderful and growing now but I was so shocked back then.
You can use fractionated coconut oil. I used to use tons of coconut oil on my hair and scalp but at some point it just stopped working, it would dry my strands out like crazy. I did some research and it seems like the culprit would be the amount of lauric acid in coconut oil. There's none (or not much left) in fractionated coconut oil. So you can get the same results without the drying out 😊
@@fc.2398 Thanks for sharing!
@@victoriasvibesss you're welcome 😊
Great video! So what is the oil brand your cousin in-law uses? Or what are the coconut oil blend ingredients? Could we see your cousin in-law in a video with you demonstrating her hair day oiling and shampoo routine so we can see exactly how she's doing it? Thank you🙂👏👏👏🌸🌻✨🥥🥥🥥🥑🥑🥑💎
I love 💕 you @curlyproverbz my hair is the best shape its been in like ever. Thank you 🙏🏼 for everything 😘
This has really inspired me… oil is the best 👌
This video bless me so much👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Can you please do a video talking about the keratin treatment, I’m curious your thoughts about it
The video of your cousin looks good to me.
Thanks for sharing!
Love it!!!!
Yesss mrs curly my OG yessss
Thank you 😘🦋
Revisiting for a reset. Oil with palms✋🏾 ✋🏾throughout the length of the hair 30 mins!
She has beautiful hair wow
Thank you for sharing this video! What oil blend did your cousin use?
Farida you and your cousin are GORGEOUS and y'all's hair are amazing!! I love oiling my hair and scalp, but I have dry curly hair and I'm afraid of using coconut oil for thirty minutes because I've heard horror stories of coconut oil turning women's hair even more dry or straw-like because of the too much protein, can I use olive oil instead?❤️🙏🏼
Great video could you link the coconut oil she uses aswell 😊
So during 2 days of fully saturated hair with oil just how are you wearing your hair for work. I think I can only do a few hours of oiling. I'm not walking around with oil running down my neck. Great video, thank you!!!!!
@curlyproverbz did she say olive and coconut mix or olive first then coconut oil? My best friend introduced me to your channel she is African American like me and her hair is but length. I love your methods. She also uses oiling you all might be on to something.
I like using coconut oil and fenugreek blend in the spring and summer I love the smell now I do have a tendency to use a little more because my hair is of a higher porosity and it drinks oils and moisturizer like a camel
This video is invaluable...wow
I'll be impressed to see a black woman with knee length giving advice
It was Indigenous Strandz. a Beautiful black young woman on RUclips Her hair is knee length. I am not sure she is still on RUclips. She used a lot of herbs in oil blends and even Shea Butter on her hair!! She has lots of videos of how she takes care of her hair and recipes of oil blended with plant herbs ,how she wash her hair, food she eats, healthy diet and getting a good night sleep. Check her out.
@@DWOOP
That's exactly who immediately came to mind. Indigenous Strandz is the truth. I enjoyed following her for a while. She's got some great content. Yes, last I checked her old videos were still up. But there are a few other Black women as well that I stumbled upon. Not knee length, but tailbone length hair which is quite an impressive achievement. 🙌🏾 If I can find them again I'll come back and post them here.
@@DWOOP Hi Charmaine. Interesting that you replied to @Auchie with Indigenous Strand's name. I was just looking at her channel earlier today to see if she's uploaded any recent content.
Also check out 22nd Century Natural Woman
@@latidodee3233 herrr hair isntt 4 c
I got my coconut oil, my fenugreek flaxseed/chia seed gel & my henna blend (with hibiscus, jatamansi, fenugreek, amla, brahmi, bhringraj & neem)! Let's go to knee length like now! I'm doing exactly what she says and I can't wait to see my hair grow. 😍
No
It will get hard and fall out ur hair is like a plant it has roots mist it with water And a little oil on roots❤
Hair growth doesn’t work like that…
Do you recommend doing this once a week for kinky textures or will the twice a week regimen work for us too?
If only once a week are we still oiling every other day and the big oil massage 2 days before wash day?
Hopefully my question makes sense🥲
I’m mixed but major African American and I definitely follow Indian, Asian and Spanish remedies
Spanish from Europe? I’m personally not familiar with Hispanic or Latino specific hair care practices. Can you refer me to a particular creator that highlights it. If you want that is. I’m curious. Thank you.
I found out about oiling years ago and stop in the past 2-3 years. But it do work , your hair will become thick.
Great video Frieda, so proud of you.
Can you ask your cousin how many times a week she massages her hair?
Thanks hun! 🙏🏽 Twice a week. Leaving in for 48 hours each time x
What about using battery-powered scalp massagers from Amazon? Is that a good shortcut to a manual scalp massage?
I'm so curious about the shampoo he cousin uses? Did she mention it and I missed it??
I believe the most thing that they do that we don’t is scalp massages which is so well known to make hair longer, thicker and stronger even without oiling.. My hair doesn’t like coconut oil even products that contains it my hair doesn’t work well with them, I tried so many oils and for some reason my hair does much better without oiling as oiling makes my hair dry even if I left it for 1 day and my scalp gets itchy, I tried all oils out there organic ones, Jamaican black castor oil, almond, you name it I tried it, as they say get to know your hair and do what your hair likes not what works for others. Since I followed that advice my hair grows much healthier and thicker then before even though I was oiling a lot before, but my hair wasn’t this thick and healthy..
What hair type? I have similar issues. If I wet my hair, then oil it, then bonnet overnight before wash day..its ok. But I can't oil ends because it weighs it down so much. I have fine hair.
I can really testify to this oiling of a thing with coconut oil, my hair looked healthy, thick and shiny with less tangles and split end. I
She shampoos her hair 3 times per week? And immediately applies oil after shampoo? Does she use any leave in conditioners/moisturizers?
Could I use the garlic infused olive oil you can get from the cooking aisle in the supermarket in my hair? I can’t afford your one
Hi and thank you❤😊
Hi, recently discovered your channel and found it useful. I have wavy curly hair and they are very fine and are grey as well. I like to use natural henna for the same but I get cold easily. Also, because of curly texture, I need to apply conditioner on the day of head wash and cant comb my hair everyday. Could you lay down a road map for girls like me who would like to adopt natural things yet cant do it fully as preparing everything from scratch is a bit of a task for working women like us. Also, as a starter which remedy of yours should i follow first and for what problem of mine. I need to work on hair breakage, hair fall, hair strength and thickness, their growth and grey hair. And lately I am getting face acne due to hair oil. What should be done? Thanks in advance.
I use the oil cleansing method on my face: 50/50 castor/other oil of choice (avocado usually). I'm lazy (not busy) and began with just fenugreek oil overnight under bonnet before wash day. Stops shedding and grows hair. She has vids to make fenugreek oil. Takes three minutes to put together.
I have definitely had major length growth since I have followed curly proverbz and use my go to henna mask and infused oils but my hair hasn't gotten any thicker. My hair has always been on the thin and fine side but is there anything that will thicken my hair?
Not really
I’m going to try your method is applying warm coconut oil because every time I apply oil it scratches and my scalp is dry
Can we brush curly hair with a boar bristle brush. I'm in a group that says you should not brush your hair with a boar bristle brush. Will it damage the hair or cause breakage? Or is it good for our hair?
Can you make suggestions on how to repair damaged hair?