I use fermented Rice Water (36 hours) every few or a couple of weeks. It definitely stops breakage, makes my hair softer, and helps with manageability ❤
I’ve just applied fermented rice water for the first time! Do you apply or before washing or use it as a conditioner? As obviously it has more of a smell! I’ve also heard black rice water is even better!
Wash and condition hair first....detangle hair....rinse hair with rice water....massage scalp for several minutes....leave rice water on for an hour....rinse out rice water....condition hair for 2 minutes....detangle hair....rinse out conditioner.... Finito@daniellebiancabenn
ProTip: 💡Rice water contains starch you still must shampoo & condition your hair before use the rice water as a rinse let it sit in hair 20 to 30 minutes then rinse it out. 💡
I am growing my hair and I just did my first rice water rinse on Tuesday (12/20). I put vitamin E oil in my rice water mason jar and let that ferment and when I put that water into my spray bottle I add lavender jamaican black castor oil. After the rinse I deep condition out the rice water and finally use the jamaican black castor oil leave in conditioner. My hair is still moisturized 2 days later. Im going to apply it every week or every other week. Im trying to get 12 inches by the end of December 2023
@vvheezy I stopped the rice water, I was doing it too much and had protein overload so I do it every 3 months now. I've been using clove and rosemary spray since July and I see a big difference in growth and hang time when I get my braids done once a month
One tip for the cold… I leave the jar in the bottom of the tub, take my shower and do the rinse last and it’s not anywhere near as cold. I have low porosity hair… to the point that when I do the float test, it doesn’t sink. Even after five minutes. So I never use it as a leave in conditioner. I let it set for three to five minutes at most and then rinse it out. If my hair starts feeling dry or build up, I stop for several weeks and sometimes it’s actually better for me to dilute it a lot prior to using or rinse it out after 1 minute.
You are VERY GORGEOUS! Ok, I had to get that out!!! Anyway, I will definitely try this method because it's just way too convincing. You're also very smart and you know yourself well. I love that. Of course the FDA won't test "rice water!" Money. You have the gift of reasoning!! I really enjoyed watching your video and I'm inspired.
I noticed that when you applied the rice water you only clipped your hair up. If you think about a deep conditioning treatment, it's best to put your hair in a cap to allow heat from the body to encourage moisture to penetrant the hair shaft. For curl definition you must use more product in your hair to provide moisture. My hair is very similar to yours. A leave conditioner is nice, but they don't sell it in large enough quantities. I use a nature conditioner, usually from Shea Moisture, because I generally wear a wash n go (or lightly wet and go 😄) style. I separate my hair in about 4 sections. I pump a handful of conditioner in my hand evenly distribute while finger combing and detangling. After applying that, i add a little organic coconut oil or extra virgin olive oil (spring/ summer coconut oil, fall/winter olive oil) top to lock in more moisture, especially on my ends. My hair straight is in the middle of my back. Working on growing it to my waist. I'm going to try the rice water. Best Wishes! 😊
I’ve been doing it since the summer. It makes my hair so easy to detangler, especially alongside aloe vera, which is my secret weapon for detangling. It also makes my hair very soft rice water.
You need orange peels or grapefruits peps along with an oil. This works for your texture but this method can be very drying for the average woman with a kinky texture
Thanks so much for the experimental research it was so fun watching I’m glad your hair is high porosity so is mine so I’ll definitely give it a try following your example even though we have different texture mine is 4b and I’ll use a deep conditioner following the application. Thank again
I could be wrong but I think rice water is also potent protein treatment. Too much protein can make your hair dry and brittle and fall out. I learned this the hard way some years back. I wouldn't do a protein treatment for two weeks straight or even a week straight that's too much protein and it'll make your scalp itchy. Just my opinion, i'm not a beautician, scientists or doctor just a regular girl with 4c locs.
And i would use it between shampoo and conditioning, sit for 10 to 20 mins, rinse, then condition. Dont skip conditioning, not on the curlier, drier types of hair x
Thanks you have really helped me a lot I have been trying to find something to help with making my hair more healthy,to grow and give it a nice shine I’m going to try the rice water. Because I have locs in my hair and I feel they could be a bit more healthy so thanks and looking forward to sharing in your experience in your next post Happy Holidays 😊
The better way to make rice water would be to save the water from your cooked rice. Make sure to oil or grease your scalp while using this water. Mint leaves can be added to the water as well while it’s being stored in your fridge.
Didn’t say there was more water, also rice can be cooked without the water drying out. That’s why you Strain your rice, to remove the excess water. That’s what you are to use on your hair.
Thanks so so much for your reply will start rice water next week my hair is not growing and l have an itchy scalp will try the shampoo as well it might help me .
Pro tip.....rinse the rice first, agitate it to get rid of the dirt and impurities (as not everyone uses organic and you want to rinse the nasties off), then use fresh filtered water second and let it sit....or ferment for 24 hrs 😊. There's less starch and nasties this way but still the goodness
I’m so glad you tried it, but maybe research a little bit more and look into the Asian version. You’re not supposed to do it for just a day, you have to wait a week or so until the rice water becomes fermented , and you forgot the oranges or the citrus. But kudos for your first try . But just in case you’re curious for other options, go back and do some more research. There are so many great videos on RUclips on this subject. I’m always so impressed when somebody takes a chance and try something new like you did. Either way you have such a beautiful spirit and it comes across so well as we watch you do you thing. Plus your hair is absolutely beautiful. Rice water, or no rice water ❤😇🎉🥰
As mentioned in the video, this is the Japanese rice water recipe which is essentially just soaked rice water. The Chinese version is different by means of fermentation and also includes citrus peels, as you mentioned. These are two different recipes & methods that I’m sure produce different results, but for this video I chose to use the Japanese method. Regardless, thank you for your kind words and advice to try it again in a different way. Much love 🤍
@@stylebyariel thank you for writing back to me. I appreciate that. I did not realize that. Apologies. I’m going to try both ways....and I’ll let you know which way works best for me. Keep making your wonderful videos. It’s really a wonderful thing, when we can learn from each other. Much love ❤️
This is 100%t true I pour it or sometimes I will just put my whole head in a bowl that works to it makes a big difference then just spraying it on good job great information to share with the people 🎉⭐️⭐️⭐️
If you have dry hair it's not good to use rice water more than 1 a week because the protein will make your hair dry out! And you still have to condition after you rinse the rice water out❤❤❤
Because rice water is just water and rice and And it won't make your hair grow. Yeah, keep on playing with this DO. I you know, do damage to your own hair. II let my hair go dirty for 2 months and then I wash it after that. NUC results and plus I use oil growth treatment. So my hair and then it's either every stuff like that. I don't wash my hair every time. I get in the shower once to cause that brings out. You washing out your oils to your hair, you know? So maybe that's why your hair is so brutal. And got tangles in it because you washing it too much specifically without rice or stop need A. Deep conditioning leave in condition deep. Leave it in overnight rent. It out when you wake up in the morning. That'll be better for your hair. Get something to make your hair grow long. Leave that rice water blown. All right, sweetheart, I give you a heart.😊❤
I use fermented Rice Water (36 hours) every few or a couple of weeks. It definitely stops breakage, makes my hair softer, and helps with manageability ❤
I’ve just applied fermented rice water for the first time! Do you apply or before washing or use it as a conditioner? As obviously it has more of a smell! I’ve also heard black rice water is even better!
Wash and condition hair first....detangle hair....rinse hair with rice water....massage scalp for several minutes....leave rice water on for an hour....rinse out rice water....condition hair for 2 minutes....detangle hair....rinse out conditioner.... Finito@daniellebiancabenn
Love your honesty in this post, thank you for the genuine updates 💜
The editing at 17:43 thooo🙌🏽💥
You are so beautiful and so is your hair. I'm excited to use rice water for my hair. Thank you for sharing this video!
Thank you for sharing. Your hair is amazing. I made my rice water, while you were on week #2. I can't wait to try it.❤
ProTip: 💡Rice water contains starch you still must shampoo & condition your hair before use the rice water as a rinse let it sit in hair 20 to 30 minutes then rinse it out. 💡
Your curls are so perfect 😩😍🖤
😩😩 thanks girl ❤️
Girl, I have hair envy! Love that volume and the curly curls!
I am growing my hair and I just did my first rice water rinse on Tuesday (12/20). I put vitamin E oil in my rice water mason jar and let that ferment and when I put that water into my spray bottle I add lavender jamaican black castor oil. After the rinse I deep condition out the rice water and finally use the jamaican black castor oil leave in conditioner. My hair is still moisturized 2 days later. Im going to apply it every week or every other week. Im trying to get 12 inches by the end of December 2023
Onion juice with rice water 🥰 love it.
what do you drink it@@pollyw4771
Hope you’re near your goal!
@vvheezy I stopped the rice water, I was doing it too much and had protein overload so I do it every 3 months now. I've been using clove and rosemary spray since July and I see a big difference in growth and hang time when I get my braids done once a month
good for you
@@northnorthsouth1
Your sincerity is catching
One tip for the cold… I leave the jar in the bottom of the tub, take my shower and do the rinse last and it’s not anywhere near as cold. I have low porosity hair… to the point that when I do the float test, it doesn’t sink. Even after five minutes. So I never use it as a leave in conditioner. I let it set for three to five minutes at most and then rinse it out. If my hair starts feeling dry or build up, I stop for several weeks and sometimes it’s actually better for me to dilute it a lot prior to using or rinse it out after 1 minute.
You are Gorgeous!!! Thank you for this video ❤
Next time try a spray bottle, it will make the application easier 🎉
You are VERY GORGEOUS! Ok, I had to get that out!!! Anyway, I will definitely try this method because it's just way too convincing. You're also very smart and you know yourself well. I love that. Of course the FDA won't test "rice water!" Money. You have the gift of reasoning!! I really enjoyed watching your video and I'm inspired.
Thank you so much!!! Your comment made me smile 🥰
I noticed that when you applied the rice water you only clipped your hair up. If you think about a deep conditioning treatment, it's best to put your hair in a cap to allow heat from the body to encourage moisture to penetrant the hair shaft. For curl definition you must use more product in your hair to provide moisture. My hair is very similar to yours. A leave conditioner is nice, but they don't sell it in large enough quantities. I use a nature conditioner, usually from Shea Moisture, because I generally wear a wash n go (or lightly wet and go 😄) style. I separate my hair in about 4 sections. I pump a handful of conditioner in my hand evenly distribute while finger combing and detangling. After applying that, i add a little organic coconut oil or extra virgin olive oil (spring/ summer coconut oil, fall/winter olive oil) top to lock in more moisture, especially on my ends. My hair straight is in the middle of my back. Working on growing it to my waist. I'm going to try the rice water. Best Wishes! 😊
You're adorable! My daughter and I will watch this again, but I'm definitely intrigued. Thanks! We will definitely try this.
Beautiful!! You look just like a young Janet Jackson!!
I’ve been doing it since the summer. It makes my hair so easy to detangler, especially alongside aloe vera, which is my secret weapon for detangling. It also makes my hair very soft rice water.
I’m trying this right now. Great video ❤
You need orange peels or grapefruits peps along with an oil. This works for your texture but this method can be very drying for the average woman with a kinky texture
Thanks so much for the experimental research it was so fun watching I’m glad your hair is high porosity so is mine so I’ll definitely give it a try following your example even though we have different texture mine is 4b and I’ll use a deep conditioner following the application. Thank again
I could be wrong but I think rice water is also potent protein treatment. Too much protein can make your hair dry and brittle and fall out. I learned this the hard way some years back. I wouldn't do a protein treatment for two weeks straight or even a week straight that's too much protein and it'll make your scalp itchy. Just my opinion, i'm not a beautician, scientists or doctor just a regular girl with 4c locs.
She was to use an oil or grease while using this water to avoid dryness…
I WILL DEFINATELY TRY THIS RICE WATER EXPERIMENT❤
And i would use it between shampoo and conditioning, sit for 10 to 20 mins, rinse, then condition. Dont skip conditioning, not on the curlier, drier types of hair x
I love love love love love love your hair
Thanks you have really helped me a lot I have been trying to find something to help with making my hair more healthy,to grow and give it a nice shine I’m going to try the rice water. Because I have locs in my hair and I feel they could be a bit more healthy so thanks and looking forward to sharing in your experience in your next post Happy Holidays 😊
Does it work??
Rosemary water works better and faster
Did it make your locks dry?
I think that I have found a wonderful channel. 😊
The better way to make rice water would be to save the water from your cooked rice. Make sure to oil or grease your scalp while using this water. Mint leaves can be added to the water as well while it’s being stored in your fridge.
When you cook rice though, there is not more water 🤔
Didn’t say there was more water, also rice can be cooked without the water drying out. That’s why you Strain your rice, to remove the excess water. That’s what you are to use on your hair.
Thanks so so much for your reply will start rice water next week my hair is not growing and l have an itchy scalp will try the shampoo as well it might help me .
Thank you for making this video.
Pro tip.....rinse the rice first, agitate it to get rid of the dirt and impurities (as not everyone uses organic and you want to rinse the nasties off), then use fresh filtered water second and let it sit....or ferment for 24 hrs 😊. There's less starch and nasties this way but still the goodness
I cut my 5 year old relaxed hair and am using this rice water treatment to regrow it
Please try the Chinese version, if possible.
Noted 😊
The itching maybe signs of growth
ProTip: 💡The rice does matter Long Grain should be used, other rices have a high protein. 💡
Is too much protein bad?
it could also be unknown yeast build up on your scalp. The sugars and such in the rice water could be feeding the yeast in your hair.
Where did u get your jar from and i think u have to wash the rice water out with shampoo so it won’t itch
I am trying this now. I put the water in a spray bottle. When it was strained it was easy application
I am gonna try it 😘😘
I’m so glad you tried it, but maybe research a little bit more and look into the Asian version. You’re not supposed to do it for just a day, you have to wait a week or so until the rice water becomes fermented , and you forgot the oranges or the citrus. But kudos for your first try . But just in case you’re curious for other options, go back and do some more research. There are so many great videos on RUclips on this subject.
I’m always so impressed when somebody takes a chance and try something new like you did. Either way you have such a beautiful spirit and it comes across so well as we watch you do you thing. Plus your hair is absolutely beautiful. Rice water, or no rice water ❤😇🎉🥰
As mentioned in the video, this is the Japanese rice water recipe which is essentially just soaked rice water. The Chinese version is different by means of fermentation and also includes citrus peels, as you mentioned. These are two different recipes & methods that I’m sure produce different results, but for this video I chose to use the Japanese method. Regardless, thank you for your kind words and advice to try it again in a different way. Much love 🤍
@@stylebyariel
thank you for writing back to me. I appreciate that. I did not realize that. Apologies. I’m going to try both ways....and I’ll let you know which way works best for me. Keep making your wonderful videos. It’s really a wonderful thing, when we can learn from each other. Much love ❤️
I have yet to do it with orange peels. That’s optional.
Love your insight
Hello, where did you get your spray bottle?
I would like to try different type of methods for growing your hair
Wow I'm gonna try. THANX SWEETIE 😊
Thank you so much for video. I like it. God's blessings ever.
It needs to sit from 12 to 24 hours for best results
You look like young Janet jackson.. so pretty.
Would want to try..
This is 100%t true I pour it or sometimes I will just put my whole head in a bowl that works to it makes a big difference then just spraying it on good job great information to share with the people 🎉⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you beautiful for the information u helped me a lot
You’re so welcome ❤️❤️
You should try a spray application bottle
Did you watch the whole video? I did 😅 @ 11:38
@@stylebyariel yes I said that before I got there
Hm it doesn't look good idea for me to try it😅 I don't wanna lose my curls or lose any hair
Thank you so very much for the information
Can it work in dread
How often did you use Rice water in hair 🎉🎉
Man I wish I could do this but I’m low porosity 😢😢😢
If you have dry hair it's not good to use rice water more than 1 a week because the protein will make your hair dry out! And you still have to condition after you rinse the rice water out❤❤❤
I do it differently. I put the rice water on my hair and let it stay for a couple of hours and then rinse it off.
Your hair is pretty big❤
I thought you also had to put leave in a conditioner on your hair.
So your not suppose to wash off the same day?
Use a spray bottle use a plastic cup for 1 hour then rinse
I think a regular spray bottle is your best bet
A spray bottle is best. Been doing it for yrs
I like how every week u repeated the process of making the rice water...
What did do once a week
How often did you apply it?
Once a week!
Wow, you got 1 whole inch of hair growth by using it 4 times in a month? That is alot
@@stylebyariel
The past Ariel talking to future Ariel was dope lol
thank you I watched you to the end.
How often did you apply the water? Daily, weekly?
Weekly :)
Once a week.
Rice water definitely has to sit for longer than 24 hours for Fermentation.
use a clean spray bottle i gues
Thanks
The dog in the back minding his own business
Lol😂
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Because rice water is just water and rice and And it won't make your hair grow. Yeah, keep on playing with this DO. I you know, do damage to your own hair. II let my hair go dirty for 2 months and then I wash it after that. NUC results and plus I use oil growth treatment. So my hair and then it's either every stuff like that.
I don't wash my hair every time. I get in the shower once to cause that brings out. You washing out your oils to your hair, you know? So maybe that's why your hair is so brutal. And got tangles in it because you washing it too much specifically without rice or stop need A. Deep conditioning leave in condition deep. Leave it in overnight rent. It out when you wake up in the morning. That'll be better for your hair. Get something to make your hair grow long. Leave that rice water blown. All right, sweetheart, I give you a heart.😊❤
Can you use Vaseline
Use a stray bottles
My son eats alot of rice his hair is long for a guy
Have you heard of black rice water? Look into it of not!
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ProTip: 💡It's feeling dry due to using the rice water wrong. 💡
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Can you sell me a couple of bundles of your hair I pay top$$😅
extra inch😏
Are you African😅😅😊😊 28:23
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Stop talking and get on with the demo
Stop being rude and skip to the parts you want to watch. It’s free content and no one asked you to be here 🙂
Stop looking be nice