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No matter their hair product or ingredient.. it still boils down to suspending the hair in a moisturized state, keeping it bound without heat for long periods of time, often times washing the hair and reapplying the process in order to achieve long lengths
Many places in America have chemicals in the water that is hardening our hair causing it to knot up and break off - they don't have that mess where these particular blacks live and also these blacks hair grade is not so nappy.
I feel like what really helps their hair grow is community, how they care for each others hair. The care they give to each other would exhaust us to try and do the same thing to our own hair. They are relaxed and in a nurturing environment, we work against the clock. This is my opinion.
No that’s a fact. Our sense of community in other parts of the world are different. You have to pay someone or ask someone really close to you that’s willing and has the time to do your hair for free.
اهلي الافارقة بكتب لكم كلام من قلبي الى قلبكم انا افريقية من نيجريا لكن مولودة ومقيمة في السعودية .. سعيدة جداً اني اشوف واتعلم كيف اتعامل مع شعري الافريقي وايش استخدم له عشان يطول ويصير صحي وحلو .. مدري ححتفهمون كلامي او لا لاكن اخر شي احب اقلكم اني احبكم وفخورة اني افريقية ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🫂
No I admit I haven’t given my hair the best care and my ends end up breaking off. There was one point where my hair was the length it is now and lost it all from wear a fro more than I should have or not moisturizing it enough. Our hair is just fragile.
@mimi-rk2qu- Yes, I Truly agree! This Sonja came @ me with being a pysch-therapist about "my past, that she doesn't know " anything about!?" What was given to us was " beautiful and educational! " I felt she was being " condescending( Sonja)! " We All can't " be perfect! " We " strive to learn! " I hope that despite, things, that the " narrator " will continue this beautiful education so that we can " All learn how to take care of our Natural hair, much better! " Anyway, I'm appreciative as well. SHINE Up! 🐾🦊🌺🌴😎
Thanks so much for this video! I think the only things that could make it better are: 1) How exactly are the products to be used? Leave-in or rinse out? How many days? 2)can these products be combined? 3)is it best to use one product for a while then switch to another? Otherwise, great and informational video!
Please sister thanks alot for share with is now am requesting you to list all the ingredients so that I can cost the Indian shops with names of items may the food lord bless you doe your golden heart
I was always amazed how long some African hair are like Ethiopians ,Somalis, Eritreans and I was amazed they really don’t do anything it’s just genetics
Definitely but some have genetic advantages of longer and stronger strands that’s easy to maintain length just like some people are blessed with height and some are short some gain weight fast some don’t long and etc
In the states they use organic heavy cream. Blend it into a butter using a blender or food processor. Use it like a deep conditioner. You can freestyle adding oils to it. Or not.
@@keziahndunda6344 it’s not gentic, almost everyone I know in my country have thick hair, and we west African. It’s about the person/family not that country.
When I saw you introduce ghee, I thought you were going to talk about Ethiopian hair butter which leaves the hair very nourished and has been advertised a lot in the US. Didn't know the hair butter was also used in West Africa.
Do you honestly believe Africans have never travelled out of their own country ever? we may look different but west east south and north we are all African. We have so. much in common that you will be a surprise
In East Africa we use Ghee on our skin and it softens it like Velet. That’s why East African women are very popular. We also put it in our food especially vegetable stews
Would very much like to try the products I'm having so much trouble keeping my hair as a older woman I would greatly appreciate your help how do I get in contact with you other than here in the comments
Hey, so sorry to hear about your hair troubles. But I believe there are some highly educative hair maintenance videos you can find on my channel and other people’s RUclips videos that can be of help to you.it’s going to be fine, don’t worry.
I just wish we could get these products here in jamaica to buy. I personally LOVE my hair and would spend on hair products as long as i have the money. Ghee is also shea butter? I get shea butter here to buy. Great video.🙏❤️🇯🇲💯👍
You probably have native products from your land that can help you moisturize your hair. God provides us with everything we need. We just don't know them.
@GENIOUSFOREVER: 🌺As far as I know, Ghee is clarified butter. It is also used in the cooking of India. There are several RUclips videos on how to make Ethiopian hair butter from heavy whipping cream. Great for wintertime but I can't imagine using that in summer!!!! But you'd have to ask an Ethiopian or an Eritrean woman about that.🌺🌺🌺✨
I think either. Once the water is brown it has infused. I boil it. I think 2 minutes is a bit short though. I don’t think it would be infused in two minutes. A day or over night at least if you don’t boil it. 😊
Thank you so much for this video. Would you please share how to apply each ingredient? Should you mix them altogether? Use each ingredient separately, or do you mix each ingredient with oils? I don't want to use any of these products the wrong way. Also, how and where can u purchase these ingredients if you live in the U.S.? Thanks again for sharing 😊
No, you use them separately. Some can be used with oils, while some with water as shown in the video. You can purchase these in Indian local stores in the US or African stores. If you can’t find them there, you can order them online maybe from Amazon
I used to use rhassoul clay it was very good - you reminded me I still have some left , it made my hair very very soft. As for the Chebe I tried it early on its too long winded and besides those women are Arab mix we dont have the same hair!
Yes we do have the same , hair is 4 c hair. the reason why the hair has changed is because the concoction that is applied every 3 days. If you look around the perimeter of the hairline it is of different texture. They are Africans not Arabs. Not all Africans are the same we are all distinctively unique all types of hair to different features and also colour
Apparently the Chebe applied with water and oil while detangling kinky afro hair makes it look a different texture. Wet and longer afro hair stretches out.
Olá acredito que é um bom vídeo, mas quando é publicado para todo o mundo também havia de ter várias traduções. Bora lá também o vídeo em português 😊😊😊😊
@Margert Downes It seems that each cultural group just used one method, so she was just showing us various options. I'm planning to try the cloves since I like the way they smell. 🙂
Nice video 👍🏽😊. Which ones are leave in so you can go to work or your daily routine? Where do I order any of the products? Amazon? Are they already mixed? A part 2-3 is needed to take us to the next level of hair care 😄💞🥰🙏🏽🌹.
Yes, you can get them from Amazon. They do have varieties there both the powdered form and mixed ones. Don’t worry, part 2 of this video will be uploaded this weekend. Even more exciting than this, stay tuned 😉
If you don't have patience to clean up your tub, infuse Chebe power into any carrier oil of your choice. Put it in your microwave at the lowest temperature for 2 hours. Then strain with a cheesecloth or an old white cloth. Keep in a clean dry bottle and store in a dark place. It gets more and more potent with time . Shake once in a while.
In what way do you want to “improve” low porosity African hair? Are you asking for her to make a video on raising the hair porosity to medium or even high porosity?
@@sonja0707 there is no "our hair" here. We are not a monolith. Not every African person will have the same hair porosity and to claim so is just ignorance.
As a Fulani, we normally have hair that reaches our lower back. We even find it troublesome with such long hair. So I don't think long hair is such a big deal
What can I do to untangle my gray hair. I Am surprised at so many of the tribes with such long hair beautiful. Well africa is so diverse and beautiful.
U should try leave in conditioner and protective hairstyles. While you have to conditioner in you detangle your hair with a comb and wash it out. Protective hairstyles help as it stimulates growth and refrains your hair from tangling back up, you usually leave them in for 1 month or more depending on the style, but make sure not to manipulate and style your hair too much as it causes breakage.
The comb is no good no 1 cotton pillow cases no good moisturise hair every 2 days keep hair covered as much as possible massage scalp often and if u have trust issues deal with your own hair ...bless
@sonja0707- perhaps it's just her "accent!" She "is" talking about hair! Her information is "wonderful"! Pls don't be "condescending!" I live in the United States! I love this info! Look @ what she's providing, ok? Thank you. SHINe🐾🦊
@Audrey Wright I know that I'm sorry its not my intention to upset or hurt, and I'm nowhere proficient myself in English, I understand her very well,still if I corrected her nicely it was not because of condescending atoll. You are the one that has been offended not her as it has triggered a transference from your past, everyone as some sort of insecurity, don't make something out of what you don't know.
@@sonja0707 No, you don't know my past. I'm not an "insecure person" ( wrong person). It was the way you corrected her. She just probably didn't address you. You said your "English" wasn't great so with that being said, "how could you possibly correct someone?" I said this because you trying to "play psych therapist with me." But anyway, this is about hair, not about me or you. So, dear, I wasn't being "offensive." I felt that you were. Anyway, have a Great day. 😎🌺🌴🦊🐾 SHine Up! ☺️
Je ne connais pas la plupart des plantes, présentées ici et ne sais pas s'il y a moyen de se les procurer en France, mais je vais faire des recherches. Par contre, j'utilise le Rhassoul pour mes cheveux et ma peau.. J'adore le résultat. J'y ajoute souvent du miel... Sinon, je me lave aussi les cheveux avec des décoctions de graines de lin ou de flocons d'avoine.. Ça redynamise mes cheveux et est excellent pour la peau.. Je ne sais pas si ça peut s'utiliser sur des cheveux frisés par contre. Ça laisse, cependant, une sorte de pellicule sur les cheveux, qui doit finalement les protéger, tout en donnant de plus jolies boucles mieux définies.. Je les prépare parfois avec de l'eau de fleurs de bleuets séchées, quand mon cuir chevelu ou ma peau est irritée, mais je testerai avec du romarin aussi à l'avenir. Merci pour toutes ces belles recettes beauté /santé/bonheur...
Sur Amazon tu trouveras surement toutes ces plantes.... mais le plus embêtant c'est l'odeur persistante personnes ne donne de recettes pour ça car le clous de girofle....ect ça sent fort même après plusieurs shampooing les autres te le disent car ça les dérange alors j'ai arrêté.
Hello You information about hair is very informative and it is very rich information. I do understand you very well, please try and pronoun the word (HAIR) properly, because for some one is just listening for the first time, may not know what you are trying to explain.
Though many of these Natural Hair Growth Methods have been introduced all over Media in the past, you did an excellent job of research 👏 your videos are colorful with rich,,beautiful images of African Peoples! And informative 👍 however please work on pronunciations in English, particularly a word you must use repeatedly......it's HAIR with an strong H in front, you are saying AIR there is a huge difference, most your other words are just fine, English is a difficult language to Master!
I think your pronunciation is VER CHARMING! Please don’t change for anyone who can’t appreciate your lovely way of speaking! Often it’s those who only speak one language who can’t fathom how languages spoken around the world have so much uniqueness!❤❤❤
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Let me know in the comment section below if you’ve ever tried out any of these amazing African hair growth secrets ⬇️ cheers to a healthy beautiful life friends ❤
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No matter their hair product or ingredient.. it still boils down to suspending the hair in a moisturized state, keeping it bound without heat for long periods of time, often times washing the hair and reapplying the process in order to achieve long lengths
Soooooo #TRUE ❤
Correct!
Conditioned and moisturized... Daily.
@@ChamberedMaiden
Not if it's suspended properly. . It can be done twice a week
Many places in America have chemicals in the water that is hardening our hair causing it to knot up and break off - they don't have that mess where these particular blacks live and also these blacks hair grade is not so nappy.
I feel like what really helps their hair grow is community, how they care for each others hair. The care they give to each other would exhaust us to try and do the same thing to our own hair. They are relaxed and in a nurturing environment, we work against the clock. This is my opinion.
I totally agree with you!!
My hair was only ever at its longest when I never looked after it. Since then it’s failed to grow
When my Aunties would do my hair once a week when I was little it was to my butt now i cant get it past armpit 😢😢
No that’s a fact. Our sense of community in other parts of the world are different. You have to pay someone or ask someone really close to you that’s willing and has the time to do your hair for free.
Us somalis we use flex seed, it makes ur hair super soft and clean❤try it out.
Thx! How do you use? Soak them in water?
Thanks for this!✨️✨️
How do u use it plz
@R W I love simple yet effective recipes. I always feel like less is really more!!! My friend uses flaxseed alot in her hair product's
What are the seeds
اهلي الافارقة بكتب لكم كلام من قلبي الى قلبكم انا افريقية من نيجريا لكن مولودة ومقيمة في السعودية .. سعيدة جداً اني اشوف واتعلم كيف اتعامل مع شعري الافريقي وايش استخدم له عشان يطول ويصير صحي وحلو .. مدري ححتفهمون كلامي او لا لاكن اخر شي احب اقلكم اني احبكم وفخورة اني افريقية ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🫂
بس الشعر الافريقي مره يتعب ما يطول عانيت و ما زلت اعاني مو راضي يطول
God bless you dear, Jesus Christ loves you
CLOVES REALLY WORKS, BEEN USING FOR ABOUT 3 MONTHS AND NOW USING ON 2 OTHER PEOPLE .MY HAIR HAS TRULY GROWN MUCH.
Facts!
How much has it grown?
How do use
@@afolabifatiah7654 Good question I have some left from when I tried it out some months ago
Please how did u make the clove? Did u mix it with something or u juts sock it
I use Cloves and fresh Rosemary water.
I'm just a white girl and this was on my feed, but that hair threading is so pretty and looks amazing! Very cool hair style!
Yall feeling the need to announce your whiteness on black videos is kinda funny ngl. 😂
@@idontwanttoaddmyname9713 right ! 😬
@@idontwanttoaddmyname9713We do the same thing depending on the topic of the video.
Braiding and African threading are my favourite. We also use pur glycerine to moisturize our hair.
2:12 It is called Adonko in Ghana 🇬🇭
*What a beautiful voice with wonderful information.* 👸🏽
🙏❤️
🌿🌺🌿I have used Chebe...Looking forward to trying most, especially Ghee🌿Will Share☺️
🌿👑🌿GOD BLESS🌿🕊DRAW NEAR🌿
I am using cloves right now it works
Qual é o produtor que vocês usa para crescer cabelos falar aí prá mim em português tá obrigada
Maintenance is crucial. But we cannot deny that genetics plays a big part in the equation as well.
Nope
No I admit I haven’t given my hair the best care and my ends end up breaking off. There was one point where my hair was the length it is now and lost it all from wear a fro more than I should have or not moisturizing it enough. Our hair is just fragile.
Thank you for inserting my video 2:36 to 2:59.👍🏽
You deserve more likes for this video, my dear. You tried. Well done 😊👍
🙏❤️
This is a beautiful video and full of encouragement and education for those with narrow minded and/or ignorant perspectives. ❤❤❤❤
I'm very sorry
@mimi-rk2qu- Yes, I Truly agree! This Sonja came @ me with being a pysch-therapist about "my past, that she doesn't know " anything about!?" What was given to us was " beautiful and educational! " I felt she was being " condescending( Sonja)! " We All can't " be perfect! " We " strive to learn! " I hope that despite, things, that the " narrator " will continue this beautiful education so that we can " All learn how to take care of our Natural hair, much better! " Anyway, I'm appreciative as well. SHINE Up! 🐾🦊🌺🌴😎
@@audreywright1101 …that’s where it’s at, sis ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@mimi-rk2qu ☺️🌴🌺
I wonder how many of these I could use with locs
I’ve got locs as well but I want to try these
Love the long black hair.
Ehere can i purchase thede things? in larger clay any products from Africa?
Please where to get all this product?
Thanks so much for this video! I think the only things that could make it better are: 1) How exactly are the products to be used? Leave-in or rinse out? How many days? 2)can these products be combined? 3)is it best to use one product for a while then switch to another? Otherwise, great and informational video!
صحيح 👍🏻👌🏼🇸🇦🇸🇦
Can you please write right here all the items from 1 to lets and how to use thank you
Thank you so much ❤❤❤
لو سمحتو كتابة المكونات او الوصفه بليز
Tu podes me dizeres onde comprar estes produtos no Brasil por favore
Thank u for the wonderful tips❤❤
Please sister thanks alot for share with is now am requesting you to list all the ingredients so that I can cost the Indian shops with names of items may the food lord bless you doe your golden heart
I was always amazed how long some African hair are like Ethiopians ,Somalis, Eritreans and I was amazed they really don’t do anything it’s just genetics
Thank you! but genetically everybodys hair grows,
unless you have alopecia or shave it.☺️
Definitely but some have genetic advantages of longer and stronger strands that’s easy to maintain length just like some people are blessed with height and some are short some gain weight fast some don’t long and etc
In the states they use organic heavy cream. Blend it into a butter using a blender or food processor.
Use it like a deep conditioner.
You can freestyle adding oils to it. Or not.
I agree it's genetic
@@keziahndunda6344 it’s not gentic, almost everyone I know in my country have thick hair, and we west African. It’s about the person/family not that country.
How to use baobab fruit?
Very nice Thanks
Rosemary oils is supposed to be really good I'm trying it
I'd love to try Chebe and clove oil or any products with those in it.
Thanks for the show.write for us all the names of those ingredients for the hair.
How do one use the gloves ?
You are doing well, you just earned a new subscriber 😊 I will definitely share it
Also, I love the music In the background, can someone tell me the name of the artist or the song name!
Thanks you
When I saw you introduce ghee, I thought you were going to talk about Ethiopian hair butter which leaves the hair very nourished and has been advertised a lot in the US. Didn't know the hair butter was also used in West Africa.
Do you honestly believe Africans have never travelled out of their own country ever? we may look different but west east south and north we are all African. We have so. much in common that you will be a surprise
In East Africa we use Ghee on our skin and it softens it like Velet. That’s why East African women are very popular. We also put it in our food especially vegetable stews
ha ha hahahahh Lord!
@@sonja0707 and central
Interesting video. New sub here
What brand of Chebe powder do you use? I don't want to unknowingly buy dirt
Yeah regular threading works too like you applying treatments methods
But where can we find them ??
What's the name of the ingredients you used
Please ma I really love your videos . Please how can I get that chebe powder?
The guy on the thumbnail looked magnificent ❤😅
Would very much like to try the products I'm having so much trouble keeping my hair as a older woman I would greatly appreciate your help how do I get in contact with you other than here in the comments
Hey, so sorry to hear about your hair troubles. But I believe there are some highly educative hair maintenance videos you can find on my channel and other people’s RUclips videos that can be of help to you.it’s going to be fine, don’t worry.
Yes I have I am a fulani girl so I use maishanu and my hair is really long people should try it
Hi Sarah. Where can I get the maishanu
Hi Sarah please how many years is your hair?
Where do I get it in South African and how to use it
Please where can I get all these ingredients
I just wish we could get these products here in jamaica to buy. I personally LOVE my hair and would spend on hair products as long as i have the money. Ghee is also shea butter? I get shea butter here to buy. Great video.🙏❤️🇯🇲💯👍
No ghee is not shea butter, it’s different. You can check these products from online stores. I know Amazon have majority of these
You probably have native products from your land that can help you moisturize your hair. God provides us with everything we need. We just don't know them.
@GENIOUSFOREVER:
🌺As far as I know, Ghee is clarified butter. It is also used in the cooking of India. There are several RUclips videos on how to make Ethiopian hair butter from heavy whipping cream. Great for wintertime but I can't imagine using that in summer!!!! But you'd have to ask an Ethiopian or an Eritrean woman about that.🌺🌺🌺✨
my sister use olive oil for her hair
How do I prepare cloves to spray. Do I boil it for 5-10 minutes ? Or do I just let it soak in bottle in for 2 minutes
I think either. Once the water is brown it has infused. I boil it. I think 2 minutes is a bit short though. I don’t think it would be infused in two minutes. A day or over night at least if you don’t boil it. 😊
Thank you so much for this video. Would you please share how to apply each ingredient? Should you mix them altogether? Use each ingredient separately, or do you mix each ingredient with oils? I don't want to use any of these products the wrong way. Also, how and where can u purchase these ingredients if you live in the U.S.?
Thanks again for sharing 😊
No, you use them separately. Some can be used with oils, while some with water as shown in the video. You can purchase these in Indian local stores in the US or African stores. If you can’t find them there, you can order them online maybe from Amazon
Thanks for answering!
I've used cloves and have done threading
For how long?
Is the gloves working?
And how did you use it
I used to use rhassoul clay it was very good - you reminded me I still have some left , it made my hair very very soft. As for the Chebe I tried it early on its too long winded and besides those women are Arab mix we dont have the same hair!
Yes we do have the same , hair is 4 c hair. the reason why the hair has changed is because the concoction that is applied every 3 days. If you look around the perimeter of the hairline it is of different texture. They are Africans not Arabs. Not all Africans are the same we are all distinctively unique all types of hair to different features and also colour
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@@sonja0707
You're so right, my hair texture change at age 17 when my mom introduced a perm to my textured hair; it was never the same, since
Reminded me of having some also and I agree on your other points
Apparently the Chebe applied with water and oil while detangling kinky afro hair makes it look a different texture. Wet and longer afro hair stretches out.
Thanks for the video!
I sincerely ment no harm❤
Sorry too for making you feel this way
Sorry too for making you feel this way
How do I get the chebe powder.
Where do get or buy cheese powder for hair?
I liked this
I have used the cloves
Realmente o cabelo crespo crece de forma diferente o meu so crece com trancas
Meilleur coiffure de protection des cheveux afro
❤❤ you did amazing with this video my dear sister
🙏❤️
I like the Rhousoul clay, ok everything ! 😊
Thank you 🥰
Absolutely Beautifullllll❤️😃 women,with Beautifull hair❤️😃Thank You My Beautifullllll sister☝🏼💥for your Wonderful & informative hair video ☝🏼❤️😃💥
Olá acredito que é um bom vídeo, mas quando é publicado para todo o mundo também havia de ter várias traduções. Bora lá também o vídeo em português 😊😊😊😊
In what order do you use these ingredients, can you give an example recipe
@Margert Downes It seems that each cultural group just used one method, so she was just showing us various options. I'm planning to try the cloves since I like the way they smell. 🙂
Thank you so much for the tips to hair growth. Where can I buy these ingredients mentioned in your video? I live in London.
You can check Amazon, I guess they have majority of them
How do I get these things
You can check them in your local market or order them online
Nice video 👍🏽😊. Which ones are leave in so you can go to work or your daily routine? Where do I order any of the products? Amazon? Are they already mixed?
A part 2-3 is needed to take us to the next level of hair care 😄💞🥰🙏🏽🌹.
Yes, you can get them from Amazon. They do have varieties there both the powdered form and mixed ones. Don’t worry, part 2 of this video will be uploaded this weekend. Even more exciting than this, stay tuned 😉
This video is incomplete without the almighty African Shea butter 😟
That's what i'm thinking!
How do you use the, do you wash it out? And how to use the Chebe powder? Thank you
Pls where can I find or buy chebe powder
If you don't have patience to clean up your tub, infuse Chebe power into any carrier oil of your choice. Put it in your microwave at the lowest temperature for 2 hours. Then strain with a cheesecloth or an old white cloth. Keep in a clean dry bottle and store in a dark place. It gets more and more potent with time . Shake once in a while.
Love it 😇. Thank You
I’m excited to start a few of these! Thank you so much!!
Can you make a video for improving low hair porosity for Africa hair
Our hair is not low its high porositiy
In what way do you want to “improve” low porosity African hair? Are you asking for her to make a video on raising the hair porosity to medium or even high porosity?
@@sonja0707 Not true for everyone with African hair.
@@sonja0707 there is no "our hair" here. We are not a monolith. Not every African person will have the same hair porosity and to claim so is just ignorance.
Nice
Question do you wash the ghee out
Yes , use like a deep conditioner.
@@immy1074 ok thanks
Obrigada ❤
As a Fulani, we normally have hair that reaches our lower back. We even find it troublesome with such long hair. So I don't think long hair is such a big deal
What products do you use pls
@@adegboyedamilola5975 manshanu, Chebe , beef fat, karkar oil, henna oil infusions on a consistent basis.
What can I do to untangle my gray hair. I Am surprised at so many of the tribes with such long hair beautiful. Well africa is so diverse and beautiful.
U should try leave in conditioner and protective hairstyles. While you have to conditioner in you detangle your hair with a comb and wash it out. Protective hairstyles help as it stimulates growth and refrains your hair from tangling back up, you usually leave them in for 1 month or more depending on the style, but make sure not to manipulate and style your hair too much as it causes breakage.
Where can you find these items
You can either get them from African or Indian local stores or order them online
@@naturesmarmalade thank you and great video. ❤️
Boa noite ponha tradução em português 🇧🇷
I'm here for the earrings
The comb is no good no 1 cotton pillow cases no good moisturise hair every 2 days keep hair covered as much as possible massage scalp often and if u have trust issues deal with your own hair ...bless
The name of those small sticks
Cloves
Assistindo pelo 1 vez gostei 👍
informative and brilliantly demonstrated thank you. I went to school and learn some very important things from you, thank you
@sonja0707- perhaps it's just her "accent!" She "is" talking about hair! Her information is "wonderful"! Pls don't be "condescending!" I live in the United States! I love this info! Look @ what she's providing, ok? Thank you. SHINe🐾🦊
@Audrey Wright I know that I'm sorry its not my intention to upset or hurt, and I'm nowhere proficient myself in English, I understand her very well,still if I corrected her nicely it was not because of condescending atoll. You are the one that has been offended not her as it has triggered a transference from your past, everyone as some sort of insecurity, don't make something out of what you don't know.
@@sonja0707 No, you don't know my past. I'm not an "insecure person" ( wrong person). It was the way you corrected her. She just probably didn't address you. You said your "English" wasn't great so with that being said, "how could you possibly correct someone?" I said this because you trying to "play psych therapist with me." But anyway, this is about hair, not about me or you. So, dear, I wasn't being "offensive." I felt that you were. Anyway, have a Great day. 😎🌺🌴🦊🐾 SHine Up! ☺️
Esses cabelos não são carapinhas.
الشرح بالعربية او الفرنسية من فضلكم
Je ne connais pas la plupart des plantes, présentées ici et ne sais pas s'il y a moyen de se les procurer en France, mais je vais faire des recherches.
Par contre, j'utilise le Rhassoul pour mes cheveux et ma peau.. J'adore le résultat. J'y ajoute souvent du miel... Sinon, je me lave aussi les cheveux avec des décoctions de graines de lin ou de flocons d'avoine.. Ça redynamise mes cheveux et est excellent pour la peau.. Je ne sais pas si ça peut s'utiliser sur des cheveux frisés par contre. Ça laisse, cependant, une sorte de pellicule sur les cheveux, qui doit finalement les protéger, tout en donnant de plus jolies boucles mieux définies.. Je les prépare parfois avec de l'eau de fleurs de bleuets séchées, quand mon cuir chevelu ou ma peau est irritée, mais je testerai avec du romarin aussi à l'avenir.
Merci pour toutes ces belles recettes beauté /santé/bonheur...
"cloves" = clous de girofle!
vous pouvez en trouver dans la majorité des supermarchés au rayon des épices!
@@boywithamour7142, merci, j'en ai toujours pour la cuisine... Je vais essayer, ses vertus anti bactériennes peuvent etre interessantes en effet...
Sur Amazon tu trouveras surement toutes ces plantes.... mais le plus embêtant c'est l'odeur persistante personnes ne donne de recettes pour ça car le clous de girofle....ect ça sent fort même après plusieurs shampooing les autres te le disent car ça les dérange alors j'ai arrêté.
Traduzir para o portugues
I don't understand what it means All it's
Hello
You information about hair is very informative and it is very rich information. I do understand you very well, please try and pronoun the word (HAIR) properly, because for some one is just listening for the first time, may not know what you are trying to explain.
You can turn on the subtitles
We use clarified ghee in East Africa too...
really? that's nice
Pode falar português
Not at all dear. You can turn on closed captions or subtitles in your language
Though many of these Natural Hair Growth Methods have been introduced all over Media in the past, you did an excellent job of research 👏 your videos are colorful with rich,,beautiful images of African Peoples! And informative 👍 however please work on pronunciations in English, particularly a word you must use repeatedly......it's HAIR with an strong H in front, you are saying AIR there is a huge difference, most your other words are just fine, English is a difficult language to Master!
Ok I am going to try ghee and clove
I think your pronunciation is VER CHARMING! Please don’t change for anyone who can’t appreciate your lovely way of speaking!
Often it’s those who only speak one language who can’t fathom how languages spoken around the world have so much uniqueness!❤❤❤
Why not mix it all together and sell in one bottle *
As an African…it’s GENETICS
You know what.....black woman can grow long hair with protective style