I'm creole and this is how I grew my long thick hair. Although, I can't convince people this is really what I do. They're convinced my hair just naturally grows this way or it's not for every hair texture. Sure my hair does grow, but I also care for it to retain length and keep it healthy. I like to put a shower cap and warm wet towel on my hair and let it sit. I'll repeat that all day if I'm not gong any where for a hot oil treatment before I shampoo. Checking to see if you posted clay wash videos, haven't tried that yet but I've always been interested.

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This is exactly what I've been gladly doing for many years, having my skin a lot healthier and less greasy than after all those fr**king shampoos..;)

Eeeewwww. No. No. No. The we will smell like in the middle age.

I've been "homeless" almost a year. I say "homeless" (with air quotes) bc unlike so many, I DO have a roof, of sorts, over my head. I live in a warehouse, the roof has holes, rivers of water pour from the roof when it rains hard, floods the place. There's no heat, or hot water. I do have a sink (to get potable water from) and a shower stall. But the water is so cold, and it's been so cold, the thought of standing in an ice cold shower....brrrr. It's too cold to even wash my hair, with water, in the sink. So, I've found alternatives. Wet wipes to clean my body. My hair is long....so a bit tricky to keep clean. I spray rubbing alcohol all over my scalp, use fingernails to scrub scalp real good. Then thoroughly brush it. As rubbing alcohol will dry the scalp if used everyday, I don't use it everyday. I do comb it thoroughly everyday. I mix a bit of conditioner with water, then spray that on after. My hair looks better, and is more manageable, than when I shampooed every day.

Thank you ❤ have already ordered bore bristle brush. Love calm and decent vibe of your videos❤

Do you experience split ends and if you do, how do you deal with them?

Uhhh not true…romans bathed quite often

How do you get hairspray out?

Thank you❤ for your advice to comb hair in short gentle movements from ends to roots❤. I can already see fewer hairs left on my comb. Words "selfcare" and "hair care" now have meaning for me. The process of gently and patiently combing hair makes me feel feminine. Thank you ❤

How would you do this with curly hair?

nothing especially needed for the linen?

What is a natural dry shampoo?

Interested in buying your hair care oil. Thanks

I've been following you for a while.:) If I could nurse with a corset or adapt it like the cool ones they found in Spain (with flaps over the obvious area) featured in an Abby Cox video, I'd take the plunge!

Oh gawwddd!!! what else will y'all white folks steal? Oiling your scalp, massages, satin scarf, satin pillowcase? Most of all protective style. Really??? Everyone, this woman goes on the Afo natural hair videos, copies and then posts, What a thief!!!

Have you tested the Rhassoul clay you use for heavy metals?

Clay question: heavy metals in 'healing clays'? According to the FDA, NIH, & WHO clays contain arsenic, lead etc. Have you tested what you use for heavy metals?

Big Question: heavy metals like lead & arsenic in 'healing clays'. According to the FDA, NIH, & WHO clays contain arsenic, lead etc. Have you tested what you use for heavy metals?

Most rhassoul clay seems to have heavy metals like lead. Is there any that tests for these?

Gross....bugs love cornstarch

Vous êtes très belle

how about ppost hysterctomy? or as you lose weight?

What are your thoughts on the Mason Pearson boar bristle brush? I read your blog post on boar bristle brushes, and all the ones linked looked much fuller than a Mason Pearson BBB. You also said you would prefer a BBB that is an exact replica of an ancient BBB. I was interested in getting a Mason Pearson, but now I am wondering if there are better options out there, even though Mason Pearson is supposed to be "the best". I was wondering if you think the Mason Pearson would be a good option, even though it does not look as full, regardless of price.

I had basically a buzz cut 6 years ago this coming Mother’s Day. Then a little trim when it got to that shaggy stage. And nothing since. It’s longer than it’s ever been. I wash about every 5-7 days. It’s wavy and about 3” down my bum. I had to change my diet drastically almost 15 years ago maybe part of it. I’ve only used a hair dryer and curling iron once. I braid at night and use a little leave in conditioner on the ends once in a while. I still have a little oily hair and comb through morning and night. I would have never imagined it this long at 64.

Heyoo- I recently moved to the clay haircare October 2024. My hair definitely went through a transition. It seemed much thinner at first. It did not look amazing, especially when the light shown through my hair at the right angel. It's been 4 months no shampoo and my hair is looking great. My waves are still there, my hair never gets greasy(ever!) But I do use a lot less oil and I still use a regular conditioner. Rinse out with cold water (always cold) and use the ACV rinse. I'm stoked👍

Have a friend with beautiful hair. Her secret was she rinses her hair with water while showering and does combing the hundred strokes to bring the natural oils to all her hair. Has not used soap or shampoos in 40 years. I was shocked but her hair is beautiful.

Hi there! Does anyone know what is the best tempreture to make herbal infusions? 100 celcium?

Medieval dry shampoo should be the title 😂

I don't know, that hair looks greasy and tangled. I use baby shampoo and no-silicone conditioner with add-ons (lemon, castor oil and gelatine). The method that works for me for lessening hair shedding is spraying green tea on the roots a couple of hours before washing. My hair is 3C and current length is a medium, yet the amount shed from washing is my pinky tip's size. I would try more natural stuff, but there's also the concern of accessibility of these products and even the smell.

Single strand knots no thank you i rather finger comb!

Unnecessary long video and did not even do the full head of hair. Slow and repetitive throughout video

I am brunette and I use a mix of cocoa powder and corn starch to clean my hair the same way. It's really effective! 💜

It was no intentionally routine, they just had nothing else and they were actually quiet filthy 🤢

Sodium Laureth sulfate is very bad for the hair and causes damage/ breakage. This chemical is added to shampoo to make it sudsy. I found out the hard way. It ruined my hair big time😠😡😠😈👿😈👿😈👿😈👿😠😡😠😡😠 I no longer use mainstream shampoos. I look for one w/ out that chemical.

Wearing a corset daily will also weaken your spine over time. This happened to someone I knew. They had to stay in it as they could no longer stand without it.

I Wanna add that this stuff doesn’t work for everybody. I cannot use oil on my scalp or I get very bad dandruff. .-. Instead, I use a chemical exfoliant

lol I tried this “natural” method and it messed up my hair.

Hey can you make another One month hair growth challenge?? Maybe have a prize or something for whoever can prove with pictures, highest growth, and can share what she/he did? Maybe the prize can be your hair oil :-).

I don't want to have or keep super long hair but I do want new hair to grow and I want more hair, healthy hair. I've had hypothyroid and nutrient deficient hair loss/issues for about a decade and I can't even wear my hair down anymore because it's just so thin and brittle looking. This said, about a month ago I started taking Happy Body's Organic MSM Sulfur Crystals and the new hair growth is honestly quite unbelievable and I am only taking half the dosage half the time. I saw the hair benefits within a couple of weeks and now a month in Hair texture and scalp health appear ever slightly improved. What's funny is that I tried taking MSM a couple of times in the past (8 months ish ago) and each time I would get rashes on the tops of my feet. Not sure why I can take it without any issues now but I think it must be because I've really cleaned up my diet and my toxic load might not be as much. Anyway, I just wanted to put this here for the comment readers because a detox reaction isn't a necessarily bad thing, it might just be an indication that you have a little more cleaning up to do and If I were to do it again I would have kept going with the MSM instead of stopping all together.

I tried the clays and the natural ways to cleanse, but (may be unfortunate) they don't work for me. I think it may be our hard water that messes with the effectiveness and cleansing process itself. Also I have SD, seborrheic dermatitis and I have to use specialized/medical shampoo. Back when my hair was classic length (over the bum) I tried it all, now that I cut my hair back to (for me and my life currently) a more manageable length, I am back to using a more standard way to care for my hair and I love it; we're all different. But I have always admired the folks who can go the natural route, and your hair certainly is amazing! I think, for you it's the right choice!

I also don’t use shampoo a lot. I just wash my scalp off in the shower with water and maybe use a rag to wipe off the excess oil. And I put castor oil at the ends.

Thank you for this video, I am considering trying the washing routine you suggest. Is there any alternative for apple vinegar? I cannot stand the smell of it 😭

so where can I get one these things? I NEED to correct my posture!

my hair grew really quickly after I became a Christian. is there something to it?

My hair looks like yours did in the beginning of the video when you had it chopped, we have the same curl pattern too, my hair just never seems to be moisturized enough no matter the amount of product. Hoping to implement these methods for my dream hair! Thanks for sharing

Where's the recommended shower filter/link?

I have very fine, thin frizzy hair. I have hypothyroidism, and so the hair is extremely brittle and breaks, and I lose a lot of hair during each brushing. I will try some of your recommendations, but if you have anything to share for those of us with very thin, fine, frizzy hair, that would be great! Thank you for this wonderful video.

I have montmorillonite/calcium bentonite clay. Can anyone please tell me if that would be appropriate to use in hair?

I've been washing my hair with soapnuts and its amazing. I did clay wash, ACV rinse with baking soda mixed with water, but the best for me was soap berries