Ancient African hair growth secrets that EASILY grow healthiest longest natural hair

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ancient African hair secrets for hair from Namibia, Zambia, chad, morroco, Botswana Nigeria, great for health hair growth, used as moisturizers oil sealants, cleansers and shampoo by the himba tribe of Namibia women of chad and all over African this is a full wash day routine from all around the African continent using Chebe powder, marula oil,ambunu, Shea butter, rhassoul clay and African thread for protective styling to maximize hair growth.

[@mett978]

Honestly, low manipulation is key... I just braid and wig it and only use shea butter and water. My natural hair with its coils is past shoulder length in 2 years and I'm now starting to wear it out more

[@tintamanengu]

I plan on doing more of this, this year

[@aazdiheraazdiher5491]

ممكن كتابة الوصفه اللي ف الفيديو بليز

[@MoVonzell]

When braided how do you apply the shea butter and water? I’m thinkin u use a spray bottle with water then you apply shea butter on the ends only?

[@sassou_ke]

Look at our beautiful people 😍😍 Such a blessing to be African

[@tintamanengu]

😊❤️

[@kingb6047]

Yes it is I love my melanated ppl

[@blackhagalaz]

I am european, and have pretty thin and dry hair, but recently I found a lovely youtuber who formulates amazing haircare and shares her recipes. Through her I learned about some of the amazing natural haircare ingreedients like sheabutter and chebe! Now I use unrefined sheabutter for everything! Hair creams and pure on dry ends and on the skin. It is also an amazing aftercare after getting a tatoo. Then I heard about Chebe and it really looks like my hair starts to be healthier and longer! It doesnt frizz that easily anymore. I use the powder with a selfmade hair cream once a week and leave it in for a few hours. And I added it to a selfmade Leave-in conditioner so I can have the benefits as needed. Knowing how to take care of my hair with natural ingredients is something nobody has ever taught me, and I am so greatfull to have learned this skill by so many lovely ladies of colour here on youtube ❤

[@arnerysgonzaescalzadilla1312]

Como hiciste el acondicionador sin enjuague??

[@tintamanengu]

❤

[@ydsmithaz]

They also braid it up and leave it alone until the next styling session. Protective styling is key

[@tintamanengu]

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[@safiadagomber3905]

MASHA ALLAH TABARAKA ALLAH love it they are speaking my motherlanguage Dabangli

[@OliviaNakirembe-gm1pi]

I'm happy for this video thanks very much for teaching us great

[@tintamanengu]

❤️💚 thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it.

[@cklaus3326]

Very beautiful hair .thanks for the tips Tinta

[@tintamanengu]

You you too 😊

[@andresteelemusic5512]

Terrific info. Thank you

[@tintamanengu]

Glad it was helpful!

[@josephmakama1861]

Wow that sounds great

[@tintamanengu]

Glad you like it

[@flowerchild9672]

Everyone is absolutely beautiful. I used to use Ambunu, it is one of my favorites, but I can’t seem to get the consistency good enough where the mucous consistency is still there AFTER I strain it through a stocking. After I strain it it’s more like watered down tea, and it really doesn’t do anything for all the hair in my family. If you have a suggestion I’d greatly appreciate it. I will let it sit longer. On the instructions it says to let it sit for 10 minutes, but I’ll do it for an hour. Maybe that’s my problem. I do LOVE and use Chebe powder. That’s my favorite too. Love your video. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@Misscarter86]

Thank for making a beautiful video ❤

[@tintamanengu]

💚❤️ thanks for watching 🙂

[@OliviaNakirembe-gm1pi]

What to say just thanks for teaching us wonderful

[@tintamanengu]

Glad you enjoyed it😊

[@vero57]

Coconut 🥥 oils is good too, organic one,homemade

[@tintamanengu]

❤️

[@nicolelongecoluxury]

This video is remarkable. I am saving it to come back to. Thank you, and it's nice to meet you.

[@tintamanengu]

Aaaw thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@thesecretplaceofthemosthig2377]

Yes, low manipulation is the key and success to hair growth along with the hair products that work for your hair type. Most of the time we use what other people are using and it doesn't work for us. Great Video gives us lots of information thanks.🙏Canada

[@tintamanengu]

Thanks for watching 🙂 glad you liked it ❤️

[@archipelagobrown7349]

My gorgeous people of the motherland the chosen ones and blessed 🙏🏾

[@tintamanengu]

❤️

[@LuvvMyBrownSkin]

Boom soap and Vaseline? 🤔 I definitely would not recommend anyone use either of those products in their hair if they want to maintain healthy, long hair and a healthy scalp with a balanced pH. It looks to me like that woman may have locks and not loose natural hair. That makes a big difference if we're talking about growing loose natural hair long . I would love to see what her hair looks like when it's loose. Now I know for sure that those Chadian women grow their hair extremely long and thick with the use of Chebe powder along with other oils and herbs. They have absolutely gorgeous hair

[@fatimamohamud3201]

Thank you for share

[@tintamanengu]

Thanks for watching ❤️😊

[@TheoneMaziwisa]

The himba women from Namibia 🇳🇦_ochre clay Morocco 🇲🇦_ rhassoul(ghassoul)clay with aloe vera Ambunu leaves gel East africa shea butter Chad 🇹🇩 Chebe powder Marula oil Protective style _African threading to stretch and protect hair Boom washing paste Vasline Please pin me😊

[@cklaus3326]

Wow, boom

[@tintamanengu]

🙂

[@venaclimax]

Lovely ❤❤❤

[@tintamanengu]

😊❤️

[@davidabraxton]

Beautiful..keeping it simple..oyr ancestors never used all these hair products..

[@tintamanengu]

❤️😊

[@wolfealeacher5578]

Blessing to my people I like the hair butter how can I get it the are any way selling the product

[@user-kh6xl7wg2w]

Thank you❤ I'm trying to grow my hair.

[@tintamanengu]

All the best on your journey

[@lnwri8508]

Diet is key!

[@tintamanengu]

True

[@mlady8137]

Thank you for or doing this video x

[@tintamanengu]

Thanks for watching 🙂

[@cklaus3326]

I am from Zambia too,

[@tintamanengu]

Oh great, thanks for watching 🙂😊

[@bulelwamosepele4089]

Hope you still have that hair, it's easy to mess it up with all these hairstyles

[@tintamanengu]

@@bulelwamosepele4089 You're right, I'm actually starting over with my hair growth journey, this time being more mindful.

[@charitytsela8932]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@tintamanengu]

❤️❤️❤️❤️☺️

[@amalakram8755]

Can you talk about karkar? It's the one thing that showed a good result for my hair

[@tintamanengu]

Glad it worked great for you ☺️

[@aazdiheraazdiher5491]

ممكن كتابة المكونات بليز

[@RogueAngel97]

Very informative. Though I have a question. I was told shea butter locks in moisture, but it's not wise to leave it in for a long period of time. Am I supposed to wash it out shortly after applying it?

[@tintamanengu]

All the times I've used shea butter, I always leave it in and so far I haven't had any problems. I don't know the right answer but that's my experience.

[@praiseowofolaju6218]

I only use shea butter on my hair, and it's good for me

[@user-sz2rm6th7o]

عايزه المنتج دا ضروري ممكن رقم مندوب في السودان

[@MamaBearCarter]

How can I get these products?? I DEFINITELY need that Ambunu Leaves Gel! I have horrible dandruff.

[@tintamanengu]

Check your local market.

[@CassandraGoodson-jn6pk]

Hi this is cassandragoodson can I have a sample for my hair

[@abdulkadirfarah-fo7kn]

Say thanks for Africa chad country

[@tintamanengu]

💚❤️

[@aliciadesrelles7682]

I make shea butter with chébé and i put in my hair every 2 or 3 week, i make 4 braids + wig and for the first time in my life i have a bsl.

[@user-sz2rm6th7o]

بالعربي ترجمه لو سمحت

[@Prodigal450]

It's simple. Don't comb your hair if you're black. Why? Because combs breaks your hair. Why do you think locks grow so long? Because the hair isnt breaking

[@tintamanengu]

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[@sweett3469]

We are all African...the tribes settled in places that they adapted to 🎉 such as northern regions their skin is lighter cause there's not to much sunlight to tan them...in Asian the wind blows very hard..it affects your eyes... Do your research... Nobody is betty than anybody but the devil is busy dividing us❤❤❤❤

[@tintamanengu]

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[@archipelagobrown7349]

Tinta I'm Zambian in the US. I would like to ask you something about hair. Kindly respond so we can talk.

[@tintamanengu]

Hey there

[@archipelagobrown7349]

What to ask but not on here 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@archipelagobrown7349]

Want

[@cklaus3326]

The woman uses Boom paste...she has long hair...

[@tintamanengu]

❤️

[@rhodehlaredimidacercadeti1671]

Hola, No entiendo mi amor, si puedes grabar un video en español por favor ❤

[@claudiacortes9567]

VE A PARTE DE ARRIBA Y ENTRAS Y LA PRIMERO FIGURITA QUE APARECE A MANO DERECHA ENTRA Y ABRES APARECE SUBTÍTULO Y APARECE TRADUCIR AUTOMÁTICAMENTE EN ESPAÑOL LISTO PUEDE VER LO QUE DICE EL VÍDEO

[@rhodehlaredimidacercadeti1671]

@@claudiacortes9567 gracias 💞

[@AmeliaJones-cx4qy]

What is boom?

[@tintamanengu]

It's a washing detergent paste

[@davidabraxton]

Trying to find boom washing paste

[@tintamanengu]

🤣🤣🤣 it's WASHING paste, just use your shampoo, my point with that segment is to just show that even something not typically used to wash hair still works for her, because she leaves her hair alone in a protective style for a while.

[@davidabraxton]

@@tintamanengu 🤣🤣😅😅..ill stick to my black soap and hair grease..our people hair thrived so well before these damaging products targeting oyr royal crown 👑

[@bulelwamosepele4089]

Be careful our hair texture is not the same.

[@julianaosei-nyarko5450]

Please what's the name of the Zambian woman with the longest hair?

[@tintamanengu]

Lister Phiri (pronounced Piri)

[@tintasimwale3739]

Is that not delele i saw there😮

[@tintamanengu]

It's a type of delele, yes.

[@silentnight3970]

Who needs very long hair in the searing African heat anyhow? Nature reigns supreme.

[@tintamanengu]

Whoever wants long hair can have it.

[@chrystianaw8256]

Not every African country is searing hot. And it's not hot all the time, most have a rain season. Plus, having hair, especially long hair, protects your scalp & neck from UV rays.

[@silentnight3970]

@@chrystianaw8256 Isn't dark skin an indication of a hot country?

[@chrystianaw8256]

@@silentnight3970 not necessarily, because there's light skin people in hot countries. Dark skin is rather an indication of more UV/UVB exposure.

[@silentnight3970]

@@chrystianaw8256 People have moved around or have been moved around. Original peoples from hot countries will have been naturally dark.

[@solarlola5953]

Did you get permission to use those KZbinrs videos?

[@angelvenus-africa4161]

I wouldn't use that chemicals. She's the acception I know a man that used dial liquid hand soap 🧼 as a shampoo and body wash. His hair was SOOOOO dry , brittle and breaking off. His skin was worse. So if she really is using that than more power to her. However I don't believe it.

[@ilovechocolate6997]

Yeah gotta be really desperate use that on your hair

[@cindychristian1700]

Did he use vaseline or some type of grease?

[@ddd-xh5wt]

Some of African women they are Arabian who lives in Africa for a long time ago

[@chrystianaw8256]

So?

[@iaaeottg21]

What 😮 detergent? What about all of the chemicals in the product? How could it possibly be helpful? Who's sponsoring you 😂

[@tintamanengu]

I'm not saying it's helpful or that you should use it I'm saying, regardless of what she uses even something like detergent still works for her.

[@iaaeottg21]

@@tintamanengu Ahhh I see. Thanks for the clarification.

[@susannakiganda6857]

All African people we have the same hair. Not just Zambia who's having nice hair. Sorry for that. We all are beautiful hair

[@tintamanengu]

True 🙂

[@user-sz2rm6th7o]

بالعربي ترجمه لو سمحت

[@amalakram8755]

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