Simple Long Haircare | Homemade No Shampoo Hair Wash and Natural Long Hair Tips | Low to No Plastic
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Latest update on growing my hair as long as possible using a homemade hairwash, natural methods, organic and plastic free when possible.
🔗Links Below👇
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🛍️Products I Use:
*All products linked to Amazon below, and a few from Etsy. I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases thru these links. I buy and use the products on my own; the affiliate program is just a simple way to monetize content.
👸🏻Conditioner Bar on Etsy: shrsl.com/4e3y5
💧Vegetable Glycerin: amzn.to/3wXTRhw
🫧Soapnut Powder: amzn.to/3yuZBzC
🌿Shikakai Powder: amzn.to/3VdGFOU
🌱Amla Powder: amzn.to/4au9I51
🌺Hibiscus Powder: amzn.to/3WODsX2
🌿Nettle Extract: amzn.to/4bTOJKn
🌵Yucca Extract: amzn.to/3KvAZtp
🌳Slippery Elm Powder: (The first one I used isn’t available anymore, so here are two other brands I like): amzn.to/3U2NHFw or amzn.to/3vHxCvr
🌎Rhassoul Clay (not currently using, but this is a good brand I used for awhile): amzn.to/48Mkq6G
🪮Sandalwood Comb: amzn.to/3YLBWUJ
🐗Boar Bristle Brushes for those who are interested. I don’t use them anymore, but these are good ones I used before: amzn.to/47PPylJ or amzn.to/3vVFoS1
🍵Matcha Mixing Set: amzn.to/3syYJXu
🥄Stainless Steel 1/2 Teaspoon: amzn.to/45Kbmxg
🫙Glass Jars: amzn.to/3x4HuAc or
amzn.to/3V5Ge7G
🥣Collapsible Silicone Bowl (this is actually a bread-baking bowl set. I use the other one for storage and neither one for bread.😆): amzn.to/3yZ08tD
🧴Hair Oil I’m currently using on Etsy: shrsl.com/4e3xm
🪻Favorite Essential Oils-this listing from my fav organic brand has multiples: tea tree, frankincense, rosemary- amzn.to/3KTBk9v
📝My blog post on this topic:
www.starlights...
-My Current Hairwash Recipe: (all measurements are heaping) 1/2 tsp. Amla powder, 1/2 tsp. Shikakai powder, 1/2 tsp. Hibiscus Powder, 1 1/2 tsp. Slippery Elm powder, 1 1/2 tsp. Soapnut powder, 6 drops nettle extract, 6 drops yucca extract. Add hot water and mix. Massage into scalp and hair. Rinse thoroughly. Then I use the conditioner bar mixed with glycerin on the lower half of my hair.
#longhair #haircare #homemadeshampoo #naturalhaircare #organicbeauty #plasticfree
Latest update on growing my hair as long as possible using a homemade hairwash, natural methods, organic and plastic free when possible.
🔗Links Below👇
🎥My other videos on this topic. Oldest video to newest below:
ruclips.net/video/h5xOxUki_hw/видео.htmlsi=fDM5co9t5JuUNSSk
ruclips.net/video/mG3HGbz1rIU/видео.htmlsi=20pojEjBziuriG6C
ruclips.net/video/563ZPWRuHsw/видео.htmlsi=CDNhyRPFpT6UML0a
ruclips.net/video/nRX0prVynZI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/lVSNu1oX1bU/видео.htmlsi=tdgn_azCX7ulNfrq
ruclips.net/user/shortslG2nvz9pdgU?feature=share
🛍️Products I Use:
*All products linked to Amazon below, and a few from Etsy. I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases thru these links. I buy and use the products on my own; the affiliate program is just a simple way to monetize content.
👸🏻Conditioner Bar on Etsy: shrsl.com/4e3y5
💧Vegetable Glycerin: amzn.to/3wXTRhw
🫧Soapnut Powder: amzn.to/3yuZBzC
🌿Shikakai Powder: amzn.to/3VdGFOU
🌱Amla Powder: amzn.to/4au9I51
🌺Hibiscus Powder: amzn.to/3WODsX2
🌿Nettle Extract: amzn.to/4bTOJKn
🌵Yucca Extract: amzn.to/3KvAZtp
🌳Slippery Elm Powder: (The first one I used isn’t available anymore, so here are two other brands I like): amzn.to/3U2NHFw or amzn.to/3vHxCvr
🌎Rhassoul Clay (not currently using, but this is a good brand I used for awhile): amzn.to/48Mkq6G
🪮Sandalwood Comb: amzn.to/3YLBWUJ
🐗Boar Bristle Brushes for those who are interested. I don’t use them anymore, but these are good ones I used before: amzn.to/47PPylJ or amzn.to/3vVFoS1
🍵Matcha Mixing Set: amzn.to/3syYJXu
🥄Stainless Steel 1/2 Teaspoon: amzn.to/45Kbmxg
🫙Glass Jars: amzn.to/3x4HuAc or
amzn.to/3V5Ge7G
🥣Collapsible Silicone Bowl (this is actually a bread-baking bowl set. I use the other one for storage and neither one for bread.😆): amzn.to/3yZ08tD
🧴Hair Oil I’m currently using on Etsy: shrsl.com/4e3xm
🪻Favorite Essential Oils-this listing from my fav organic brand has multiples: tea tree, frankincense, rosemary- amzn.to/3KTBk9v
📝My blog post on this topic:
www.starlightsarah.com/blog/easy-homemade-soapnut-shampoo
-My Current Hairwash Recipe: (all measurements are heaping) 1/2 tsp. Amla powder, 1/2 tsp. Shikakai powder, 1/2 tsp. Hibiscus Powder, 1 1/2 tsp. Slippery Elm powder, 1 1/2 tsp. Soapnut powder, 6 drops nettle extract, 6 drops yucca extract. Add hot water and mix. Massage into scalp and hair. Rinse thoroughly. Then I use the conditioner bar mixed with glycerin on the lower half of my hair.
#longhair #haircare #naturalhaircare #plasticfree #organicbeauty
This was amazing, Sarah! How do you like the nettle drops? I can see how using the actual tea rinse would be a bit of a pain for you as your hair is so long and thick. I really enjoyed this video. ❤
Thank you so much, Sarah! I really like the nettle drops and am going to keep using them. They definitely help improve my hair. Thanks again for sharing about nettle; I never would have thought to use it on my hair otherwise. 🩷🌸
@@StarlightSarah2021 You're welcome! And I'm happy to hear that the nettle drops are working out well for you. ❤
I think I’ll try using the conditioning bar similarly.
I hope it works for you too. It really helps distribute it better for my hair and detangle more effectively. Thanks for the comment!
Can you please make a full video of your long hair bun opening detangling oiling with coconut oil on scalp and entire hair length, head massage for 10 minutes on scalp, combing and single sleek braiding by another person ?
Part 2,
Next day shampoo wash and direct result after getting dry in open loose tanglefree silky hair.
This is a traditional Indian haircare routine for long hair growth. Please try it with help of another person 🙏. Love from India 🇮🇳.
Thank you so much for the comment and good idea!