Hair Growth DIY and Mad Moisture with Fenugreek and Amla

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  • Опубликовано: 19 дек 2024

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  • @tessastueven3222
    @tessastueven3222 4 года назад +13

    @HennaSooq
    Could you potentially do a video on the differences between your shampoo bars, washes, and co-washes? And the different scenarios in which you would use each? Are they each formulated for specific hair types? I love your energy, RUclips content and your business, you're an inspiration!!

  • @yaaosun566
    @yaaosun566 4 года назад +18

    Love Khadija's sincerity! So glad I discovered Henna Souq. Just started using the products and my hair is loving the treatments thus far. My hair is also fine and I'm hoping to see some thickening.

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад +3

      Thank you Yaa Osun. You are so sweet!!

    • @nicolerenee7025
      @nicolerenee7025 3 года назад +1

      I have fine hair too. I started off with the mad moisture and sweet honey shampoo bars. I’m really excited now to try other products. I want my hair longer and thicker! My goal is to get to my knees.

  • @AlexHall1208
    @AlexHall1208 4 года назад +9

    I love these videos. I keep ordering and my fine strands are doing much better. I have high density but fine strands. I like the strengtheners!

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад

      Thank you Alex! That's amazing to hear!!!

    • @malika.k
      @malika.k 2 года назад

      What else do you use me too ?

  • @shalitawilliams3628
    @shalitawilliams3628 4 года назад +8

    I have done it and it so therapeutic I have so many mason jars full or Ayurvedic oils. It is so fun to make your own hair conditioner and watch it grow.

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад

      That is so cool!!

    • @monagreen8488
      @monagreen8488 4 года назад +1

      Yes girl I started this about 2 years ago from watching curly proverbs and been making my own hair products since. I love everything about Ayurveda herbs and oils. Will never go back to other stuff.

    • @shalitawilliams3628
      @shalitawilliams3628 4 года назад +1

      @@monagreen8488 I been giving away all the products that I bought lol I have a little bit of every brand especially the overrated Cantu. I been mixing conditioners with the stuff I make or I give it away.

    • @violetflowergirl
      @violetflowergirl 3 года назад

      Did you use the whole herbs, or powders to make your Ayurvedic oils? 💖

  • @ericafernandez7377
    @ericafernandez7377 4 года назад +2

    I am using my strengthening bundle ,thanks for this products ,going to week 4 and my hair is stronger and defined...continuing till I get the length ..

  • @dharmon8798
    @dharmon8798 3 года назад +5

    If you buy a coffee grinder, you can use it to sift the product again before you use it. I like to grind my fenugreek seeds to a powder.

  • @Jennii26
    @Jennii26 4 года назад +6

    Khadija I love your personality! 💞 thanks to you and farida I have fallen in love with Ayurvedic herbs. I definitely want to try this recipe it looks amazing

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад +2

      Jelly, thank you so much xo xo xo

  • @vlogsofsamiyusuf6651
    @vlogsofsamiyusuf6651 4 года назад +5

    can we add fenugreek amla and henna?

  • @Msbridgett
    @Msbridgett 4 года назад +6

    I strain my fenugreek paste to make it easier to rinse out. It’s saved me so much time.

    • @paulacunningham7956
      @paulacunningham7956 4 года назад

      Ditto

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад +1

      That's an amazing tip. I'm going to have try that!

    • @ruchisistu8918
      @ruchisistu8918 3 года назад +1

      Hi Bridgett, do you sift fenugreek powder before making the paste ? I do not understand how do you strain the paste, it is so thick !

    • @Msbridgett
      @Msbridgett 3 года назад +1

      @@ruchisistu8918 you can make it as thin or thick as you want w the water. It doesn’t have to be really thick. I use a food grade strainer before adding to any hair mask. Otherwise it takes me forever to get it all out of my hair.

    • @ruchisistu8918
      @ruchisistu8918 3 года назад

      @@Msbridgett thank you 😊

  • @c.athompson9280
    @c.athompson9280 4 года назад +7

    Awwww Khadija you mix these BIG batches of mixture just to do demos for us. I hope you can save them for later. That's a lot of mixture

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад +1

      C.A I know. I wish I had an in house volunteer to help me!!

    • @arjumandalam9698
      @arjumandalam9698 4 года назад +1

      It is like stress therapy watching Khadija blend the herbs

    • @indigo9485
      @indigo9485 3 года назад +2

      @@HennaSooq I will volunteer🙋🏾‍♀️ I LOVE your products. I’m actually about to use my alma powder for a hair mask now 😊 I’ve been using Henna Sooq for a few years now and my hair has grown a LOT.

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  3 года назад +2

      @@indigo9485 thank you so much! You can send your details to info@hennasooq.com :)

    • @indigo9485
      @indigo9485 3 года назад

      @@HennaSooq Awesome, I will make sure I do that. Thank you so much! ❤️

  • @nicolegaston8114
    @nicolegaston8114 3 года назад

    Love the message kdija

  • @nicolegaston8114
    @nicolegaston8114 3 года назад

    Amla and fenugreek is great mixture for the hair I think I like it I will very well try it

  • @lisasaadiq3372
    @lisasaadiq3372 4 года назад +7

    Tres cool! I've been masking with powdered fenugreek and amla on a weekly basis for the past month. Weekly works best for me. For liquid, my choice is aloe vera juice over water. Have also added plain greek yogurt in 3 of my masks and coconut milk in another just see if there would be a difference in results. I prefer the greek yogurt. The essential oil add-ins are rosemary and peppermint along with tbsp or 2 of diy growth oil. Mixing and applying is definitely a nice ritual especially when the end results are felt (softer hair) and seen (defined curls enhanced with leave in).
    Will check the site so I can stay stocked up! So glad you did this on YT!

    • @stephanieb330
      @stephanieb330 4 года назад +3

      So by doing the treatments weekly it won’t damage your hair cause I just started these treatments , I just did a clay mix on my hair , so how long after can I do the Alma and fenugreek treatments to my hair

    • @lisasaadiq3372
      @lisasaadiq3372 4 года назад +1

      @@stephanieb330 So far I haven't experienced any ill-effects with my weekly usage and it's been exactly 5 weeks with my 5th treatment happening today! I have tried several mixes and methods with different schedules over several years. Right now and what is giving me great results is a rhassoul clay pack on Sundays followed with a co-wash and acv rinse and on Wednesdays the amla fenugreek pack described above. I have noticed less hair in my comb-outs which is exciting. Moisture is longer-lasting. I am using smaller amounts of leave-ins and diy growth oils. It's one of those "what works for me" things. I also color with henna and I am overdue currently LOL but seeing the new growth (salt pepper gray) is exciting! So I'll get around to it eventually. Amla is known to darken hair and I add it to my henna when coloring. It has helped with the orange-tinging challenge. I always use the Indigo in the coloring. Again, once one finds their "hit" with mixes and regimen/schedule your hair and scalp will flourish! Keep watching Kadijah she has a wealth of knowledge on the various herbs and mixes! You will find your "hit" as well just "listen" to your hair!

    • @eliseharford2891
      @eliseharford2891 4 года назад +1

      Has anyone used curry leaves oil.

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад +1

      Merci Lisa!!! ooohh aloe vera juice! I like that. That sounds amazing!!!!

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад +1

      @@eliseharford2891 No not yet but I wanted to get a sample of some really authentic Ayurvedic hair oils from India. That's one of the products I'd love to have in stock next.

  • @Myjourneylifestyle
    @Myjourneylifestyle 4 года назад

    Thank you, Can't wait to purchase, awaiting for you stock UK

    • @adrianatb61
      @adrianatb61 4 года назад +2

      The USA site does international shipping, but naturalisticproducts.co.uk also sell a lot of Hennasooq products including the fenugreek and amla powder on their site (i have ordered a lot of other natural hair products from there and the shipping is quick and hassle free)

  • @mojavewolf1
    @mojavewolf1 2 года назад

    Thank you for your expertise ♥️👍🏻I’m trying to get my hair to grow again and strengthen. No hair dye , so lots of grey . I just ordered cassia and honey

  • @asjsmommy8284
    @asjsmommy8284 4 года назад +1

    Love your brand. Thank you💜♥️

  • @zinahakima16
    @zinahakima16 2 года назад

    Hello HennaSooq,
    i have a question about this recipe, should i wait for a couple of hours to bring it on my hair? or can i used it direct on my hair when i mixed it.
    Would love to hear from you,
    LOve

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  Год назад

      Hello. We have a dye release for every henna. You can refer to this guide to help you: hennasooq.com/blogs/frontpage/complete-guide-how-to-color-your-hair-with-henna-and-indigo/

  • @ericafernandez7377
    @ericafernandez7377 4 года назад

    All this product is new for my hair .after my 6 weeks strengthen bundle ,I will take a break for a month f then what other product or bundle should I order following....growth is my goal..

  • @theresab8525
    @theresab8525 4 года назад +1

    I missed you. What time did you come on

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад

      I was on randomly. Sorry I didn't really plan the lives.

  • @malika.k
    @malika.k 2 года назад

    I need your hands on my hair 😩 that’s the real hair care 😂

  • @patriciaharris8532
    @patriciaharris8532 3 года назад

    I have dry hair n edges,are sparse wat do u suggest I use on my hair?

  • @patriciaharris8532
    @patriciaharris8532 3 года назад

    Can I do this on dry hair?

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  3 года назад +1

      You could but on damp hair it goes on easier as well.

  • @noirprncess
    @noirprncess 4 года назад +1

    It's best to hydrate your fenugreek FIRST.

    • @shanequaaustin8908
      @shanequaaustin8908 3 года назад

      Excatly with Aloe vera I wonder what her nationality is because these are native American hair remedies and caribbean so confused because she looks white not that it is a problem

    • @tinkthestrange
      @tinkthestrange 2 года назад

      @@shanequaaustin8908 she said her dad was from Ghana in another video I think

  • @joybanks4974
    @joybanks4974 4 года назад

    Love your mixes! Are you licensed in cosmetology?

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад +11

      Thank you Joy. No unfortunately I'm not. I've thought about it but they don't teach henna natural hair color nor do they teach Ayurvedic healthy hair care. I don't want to go to cosmetology school if I have to learn about things I don't really believe in such as all the chemicals that used specifically. I love the science behind it though. So this is why I decided to work with a well-known natural hair cosmetologist so we can create a proper professional curriculum for natural hair color and care using henna and Ayurvedic herbs. I'm pretty excited about it and think it'll really bring things full circle.

    • @joybanks4974
      @joybanks4974 4 года назад

      @@HennaSooq Much success with your partnership!

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад

      @@joybanks4974 thank you so much!

  • @elijhaarri6906
    @elijhaarri6906 4 года назад +1

    I did not see how you did it

  • @dianeweekes7759
    @dianeweekes7759 4 года назад +1

    What does your hair LOOK like how do you do hair products and we NEVER see your HAIR

  • @dharmon8798
    @dharmon8798 3 года назад

    Or they can try a cheap conditioner before using a shampoo. It helps get the product out of the hair.

  • @Sophisticated8
    @Sophisticated8 4 года назад +1

    Every body hair doesn’t like Amla I tried it twice and my hair came out so I will never use Amla again

    • @shanequaaustin8908
      @shanequaaustin8908 3 года назад

      Did you moisturize your hair then sprayed it with water

    • @Sophisticated8
      @Sophisticated8 3 года назад

      @@shanequaaustin8908 I just mixed my Amla with water and moisture after but I tried tried it with just Aloe more aloe than Amla made it like a rinse instead-of a paste and not leave it on long

  • @FoxyDoll78
    @FoxyDoll78 4 года назад

    ♥️

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад +1

      Heya FoxyDoll! I see you!!! 78 has the best of the best!!

    • @FoxyDoll78
      @FoxyDoll78 4 года назад

      @@HennaSooq 😘🤗

  • @riseaboveintentionally6581
    @riseaboveintentionally6581 4 года назад

    Is there a product containing Fenugreek that is sold by Hennasooq?

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад

      Keml Lloyd Oh yes several. Just type in fenugreek in the search bar online at our site and they’ll come right up

  • @Tai-chan.
    @Tai-chan. 4 года назад

    I like you...

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад +1

      Awww thanks!! That means a lot!!! ♥️

  • @sarpong21
    @sarpong21 4 года назад +1

    Hi I have gray hair and want to dye it black want can I get please

    • @Epicurious_Me
      @Epicurious_Me 4 года назад +1

      You will need to do a henna 1part) indigo (2-3 parts) treatment. Check out the videos on her website.

    • @tracibrown5872
      @tracibrown5872 4 года назад +2

      Look at Tia Kirby's video. It is suggested by Henna Sooq. It shows you how to dye your hair black. If the grey doesn't turn black the 1st time there is another video that tells you to go back in within 3 days of doing the Henna/Indigo, with 1 more seperate Indigo treatment then it will turn totally black. I did it and it worked for my stubborn greys. Good luck.

    • @HennaSooq
      @HennaSooq  4 года назад

      @@tracibrown5872 Yes great tips!! Thank you everyone!

  • @mojavewolf1
    @mojavewolf1 2 года назад

    Wash your hair twice