CASSIA TREATMENT FOR HEALTHY HAIR: My experience + how to

it’s about time I tried a Cassia treatment on my hair! Cassia Obovata (also known as neutral henna) is an Ayurvedic herb that can be used as a natural haircare treatment mask to achieve healthy, strong, beautiful hair. In this video I talk about what Cassia is, how to use it and share my first time experience trying it. There is also before and after photos at the end. I hope you enjoy this video! Thank you for watching! xoxo
Click here to read the full written blog post on my Cassia experience: holistichabits.com/cassia-obo...
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You want to look for 100% pure, organic Cassia Obovata. I have also read that Cassia Auriculata is essentially the same thing, so you can use either. You may be able to find it at herbal stores or places that sell henna. I ordered mine from Amazon amzn.to/2SNDryU . However I want to try other brands. I’ve heard good things about the Cassia from Henna Sooq www.hennasooq.com , however they were sold out at the time I was ordering. If you guys have a favourite brand, let me know!
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[@sakurasai781]

The thickness and softness of your hair is so satisfying omg

[@ychnreddy]

Surooka Swan I am your first reply and I want you to know that I’m your 400th like!

[@ryanchenza]

Surooka Swan yeah

[@farida81]

God bless her

[@hannah8329]

YES I WAS THE ONE THOUSANDTH LIKE

[@sakurasai781]

•Driizzling Flxwers• thanks 😭😭

[@annaliseell2476]

Who else is jealous of her hair 👋

[@vago2670]

Everyone is duh 😊

[@johannacarlo156]

Especially it's me because I feel like crying everytime I see her video sometimes I literally cry

[@ashamehra1540]

God gifted😍😍

[@shabnamahmadi2222]

Meeeeeeeeeeeee

[@DailyRoutine9]

I have like this hair

[@ishakak147]

You could work as a Disney Princess at Disneyland. Ariel or Anna.

[@user-qo4oh5ht1y]

or rapunzel. or even herself. she is a princess of her own kind.

[@kelsey5440]

ishakak147 or bell

[@kelsey5440]

c l idk I just saw brown hair and I was like “bell?” Lol

[@sophiaroth2491]

ishakak147 THATS EXACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT!

[@CherryBlossom-qg5zx]

ishakak147 or Rapunzel

[@slimey9087]

My mum has been doing cassia( or called in my language ghasil) for years. It’s really is a big use in east Africa. She’s also started included it since I was 5, really good treatment. Every Saturday I either use cassia or henna. And I don’t just use henna+water or cassia+water. I would usually add egg, coconut milk, warmed castor oil with sesame and almond oil, and honey. It really does change your hair growth and condition massively.

[@alexbraxton3397]

I bet y’all hair is crazy thick and long

[@EnglishwithLucy]

What I love most about this video is that you didn't exaggerate the results. This is why I love your channel and have done since way before I started my own KZbin journey. Many influencers who promote natural lifestyles want so badly for their treatments and cures to work that they completely exaggerate the results and make it hard for viewers to decipher between what actually does work, and what the creator just really 'wanted' to work. I'm not sure if I made myself clear there. Sometimes I see people promote natural remedies such as....I don't know....rubbing a banana on your throat every day for 30 days. At the end, they'll say that they lost weight, it got rid of their bunions and made their IQ go up by half a point. Thanks for just being honest. x

[@rosemary.-6576]

Didn't expect to see you here.

[@blacknwhite475]

English with Lucy l really like your channel!!

[@Yami-ss4xi]

I once watch a video of you so I can imitate the British accent 😂👍

[@shashapk4329]

Oh my miss

[@kelsey5440]

Omigosh u said yt journey and I thought u were like a small you tuber but then I saw “English with Lucy” and I was like O: O:

[@bitume]

Those "unfolding" hair shots are so soothing to watch omg

[@holistichabits]

hehe 💕☺️

[@MsMahiram]

True , such a beautiful hair 😍

[@halleyevans1980]

Isnt she lovely :)

[@gouryvijayakumar8304]

Yes I was like that's so much hair.. so jealou

[@gouryvijayakumar8304]

Jealous

[@sarahbernard4821]

I had hair like you 2 years ago....then I gave them to make some wigs for women with breast cancer I miss my precious lonnnnng hairs T_T

[@loremipsum404]

it will grow back eventually and you'll end up giving it again lol just hair for you but a blessing for others

[@aestheticvirgocoochie20yea45]

but at least you gave your precious long hair to women with breast cancer, you done an absolute great thing to donate it:)

[@kelsey5440]

You are so sweet, and whenever you miss your hair, think about how happy the people who got your hair were when they got it

[@marialeticiaalcantara142]

youre an angel

[@irmalair1]

My dear you have no idea how many women are sending you their blessings 😍 you did such a great thing 😍😍😍

[@rbrojas2040]

"Supposed to help with lice, cause it's antibacterial and anti-fungal..." Lice are neither bacteria nor fungi. Will still give cassia a shot.

[@samayalarai9767]

Mam I have more lice in my hair,please give me a remedy to remove the lice in my hair mam

[@halodp9161]

@@samayalarai9767 use vinegar. Kills them instantly

[@GreenMonkeyToaster]

Thank you. It's statements like that, that make alternative/natural people sound dumb

[@halodp9161]

@@GreenMonkeyToaster why is that? When I had lice as a child my mom would use vinegar because we couldnt afford the specially made lice treatments and it worked really well so I don't see the problem in my statement.

[@GreenMonkeyToaster]

@@halodp9161 i'm sorry, nothing you said was wrong and I didnt mean for it to sound like I meant there was. It was the "anti-fungal and anti-bacterial" statement in the video, I was referring to. I meant to reply to the original comment and not yours, sorry!

[@darcy7002]

Omg you should do a red henna 👩🏻‍🦰😻 would look sooooo unbelievable gorgeous like a warm auburn

[@aaliyahetc.6687]

Red is definitely her color

[@darcy7002]

@real nigga hours right?! This comment needs more attention so she sees it and is convinced this is the best idea ever lol!

[@elisehadfield-jones5682]

Damn though, if she didn't like the colour it turned, or grew to dislike it in the future, she'd be screwed! It's the most permanent thing you can ever do. And imagine growing it out with hair that long... I'm growing out hair dye now, and it's only just above shoulder length. It's been 14 months and I'm still only maybe 50% done!

[@user-ff7fs4sj7r]

@@elisehadfield-jones5682 but you can just dye it again with an other color henna right?? I died my hair multiple times with henna

[@elisehadfield-jones5682]

@@user-ff7fs4sj7r You can, but it depends on if you used Body Art Quality (BAQ) henna. BAQ henna is 100% pure. Lots of store bought hennas however contain metallic salts that can react with commercial dyes, producing scary results (like green hair!). ALWAYS strand test! Also, since henna is so permanent, dyeing could be an issue in general. Lots of permanent dyes lighten your hair beforehand, but bleach doesn't lift henna out of the hair, leaving you with an orange-y base. Again, strand test with the dye you want to use. It's so important that you do this! Take a small section of your hair, or use some hair harvested from your hairbrush. Hope this helps! (Semi-permanent dyes however will work fine. I did this after dyeing my hair with henna. It means you can only go darker however, and your colour range will be limited to the orange-y spectrum.)

[@anamcara.garima]

Your hair seems angelic

[@meow724]

Katrina Panikian .

[@hankacavojska4532]

I have a dark blonde hair and I’ve been doing cassia treatments for several years (3-4 times per year). The result is not visible but I can feel it in the structure of my hair. As you said you can’t really capture that on a photo. But after this treatment my hair is always being much stronger and voluminous.

[@annenoyer-burdloff629]

Hey Hanka, as you used this for years, do you know by any chance if you can do this treatment on died hair? And if you can dye your hair again after? I tried to find the answer on the internet, but not successfully... Thank you very much in advance!

[@jigokushoujo1074]

In my country ( marocco ) cassia or henna is a one of most important ingredient for our routine hair care All girls use it for grow fast and dye bromn or red their hair

[@fatin5301]

ماشي كاع انواع الحنة كتصبغ شعر كاين لي مكتصبغش خصوصا الى كان شعر داكن مكتبانش فيه الحنة

[@moj-moj6367]

Can i ask you the way you put henna in your hair?

[@fatin5301]

@@moj-moj6367 Mix henna with warm water and put it on the hair like in the video

[@moj-moj6367]

@@fatin5301 and that´s it? you dont put some oil or something? i read the henna dry out your hair... it's that thruth?

[@fatin5301]

@@moj-moj6367 Yes, you only mix it with water and after washing it puts Hair conditioner or any oil but I have confidence in henna There are many benefits to treating hair We Arabs do not dispense with it😍

[@justsowyouknow]

You should do asmr! Your voice is so soothing!!

[@soarsiarain4611]

yass please!!

[@luiza4491]

I was having the same thought

[@Maria.Christina]

I was thinking that too! She’d be great at it :)

[@murielpelaez8302]

Yeah since the herb garden video ...I realized that she should incorporate it in many on her preference videos hahahahhaha

[@Sweetxcream]

This was like asmr

[@elenalagonigro8059]

Few tricks: -you can add conditioner to the treatment. It will help with the smell and it will make it easier to spread through your hair; -you can substitute simple water with chamomile, it supposedly helps with enhancing the blonde highlights and it has its benefits for the hair; -you should keep it damp and warm while you let it sit, I usually use plastic wrap and a towel. -it does good to the skin if you massage it through your scalp. It really did make my hair thicker but it’s also SO messy and that’s why I haven’t done it in a long time 😂

[@labz285]

2:59 imagine if she fell in to the bath tub😂😂

[@soumya9520]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@soumya9520]

True

[@angrygalamb]

Oh I did that...

[@begonekneecaps1072]

THE GRINCH

[@ritumalik3531]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sarahclarke7922]

My sister and I do henna once a month. We apply it outside, and we do each others hair, so much easier. You can also experiment with add-ins to tailor it to your personal needs. For mine, I mix henna and amla, and I add an egg, aloe Vera juice, Apple cider vinegar, molasses, and coffee. I make it the night before to let it cure, before applying in the morning. Beautiful results, every time.

[@litchiicecream5792]

I'm indian, so it's like a cultural thing, don't add coffee as it just coats the hair follicle and comes off in a few washes.

[@lonewolf0427]

Ylu add that tl ylur henna then apply?? I didnt know u can add syuff to the henna!!

[@litchiicecream5792]

@@lonewolf0427 yes you can, watch her latest video, she's added so many things

[@blessed9491]

Do u have a Lot of grey hair ? Don't like the orangsh shade of henna

[@blessed9491]

@@litchiicecream5792 what can we add to henna to get a brownish color ? I have a lot of grey hair but don't want the orange shade that u get with henna

[@ojaswisharma1791]

Hello from Nepal! Henna is a staple hair beautifying product here. We let it sit overnight before we apply the mixture of henna, tea water (boiled and strained) and water. Some even add eggs and curd to the mixture if their hair is dry. I’m quite surprised by all the ‘its messy’ comments. Here we just apply it like a hair color, but you actually need someone to do that for you. Don’t shampoo on the first few days and apply mustard oil to intensify the color payoff towards the third day. Wash with a shampoo as usual. Henna is conditioning on its own so using a conditioner is one’s personal choice. I personally don’t love the smell of henna that lingers for days, do you love the smell of henna?

[@awatifana7154]

I hate how it smells

[@revtip5756]

Ojaswi Sharma same in india! Ik its amazing☺️

[@lamia2537]

Same in morocco ... but we add to it tons of others herbs ! For the smell ==> essentiel oils with the conditionner or shampoo and it does the trick

[@ojaswisharma1791]

lamia thank you for this tip! ❤️

[@memeh1881]

It's not henna

[@azazq8azazq8]

For my own way AS AN ARAB GIRL😏 which used henna as lifestyle living🤣 After mixed henna with warm water ((medium thickness the consistency)) add 3 tps of coconut oil or corn oil (( to prevent dryness caused by henna )) cover it then leave the mixture in warm place overnight (( the mixture will be browned color )) use it on hair for 4 hours then wash with water only.. after dry it.. add coconut oil for 2 hours then shampoo👍🏻😏YOU WILL HAVE LONG THICKENED HAIR👍🏻💕 used twice a week = every 3 days👍🏻💕🇰🇼

[@yassmin4096]

That's a great advice !! I feel ashamed that I haven't tried it on my hair till now . I have dry hair and I thought that henna would make my hair drier!! BTW How do you get rid off the henna powder which stuck to your hair ?

[@azazq8azazq8]

@@yassmin4096 glad i may help you🤭 after running water the first time it would take off almost 80% of henna (( according to the coconut oil it will help it to slide off easily)) then dry it completely the second day you may heavy oiling your hair for about couple hours.. shampoo.. and enjoy healthy thick hair.. use this method twice a week.. once every 3 days👍🏻 PS it's depend on each family special way on mixing henna🤣 for mine we used some extra ingredients to get more benefits out of that magical herbal mixture👍🏻

[@jucktkeinen9342]

Ranze Eto can I also use olive oil?😊

[@azazq8azazq8]

@@jucktkeinen9342 I guess olive oil kinda strong to blind oil , you need light weight easy to blind oil to soak in the hair quickly such as coconut oil, corn oil...etc. Olive oil and castor oil kinda strong with thick consistency better to mix it with lighter oil to make it easier to blind and absorb😁👍🏻

[@jucktkeinen9342]

Ranze Eto thank you

[@kavitabhanage04]

Her voice is so calming.... The casia voice was surprisingly soothing.....

[@nosecrets1627]

What kind of leaf is that? Munagaku right?

[@debleenasengupta3007]

Basics of using henna- Always mix it with oil and not just water. Ratio of oil:water should be 1:4 Also you start applying henna from the roots of your hair to the tips Never pull your hair after or while applying henna Sectioning your hair into smaller sections helps even application. Try starting from the center of your scalp and then pulling the outer strands. Never ever apply henna on wet/damp hair. It will weaken the roots Also it's helpful to oil your hair before applying henna if you are using it just as a conditioner. Last but not the least, let your henna soak in your hair for upto 4 hours. Use a shower cap(full time) and warmer(for half n hour)so that the henna doesnt dry out. I'm from India and we apply henna pretty much. It's quiet inexpensive here.

[@blessed9491]

Any tips to get a brownish color with henna ? I have a lot of grey hair

[@bibimbap5917]

@@blessed9491 add strong coffee liquor to the henna mix instead of water and let the mixture sit for a while before applying

[@bibimbap5917]

She's not using henna

[@user-vi8dj4fi2b]

معلوماتك خاطئة !

[@vlia1994]

Wish I have hair like her...

[@laurenhofer02]

My queen is back!! I love all your wonderful videos Sarah! You make me inspired to live a more beautiful holistic life💜💙

[@cara_melkoala8405]

Remember people, genetics plays a huge role in your hair quality!!!! I guarantee you someone in her family has thick, beautiful hair like hers!

[@jashmishlovesindia]

No, it doesn't play any role, stop with this stupid myth.

[@sippindemsmoothies]

@@jashmishlovesindia I mean you admit you get your hair texture from your parents right? So it’s stands to reason that your natural hair thickness and resiliency is also genetic?

[@jashmishlovesindia]

@@sippindemsmoothies I have different hair than my mom and my dad 🤷 I take care of it better than them I take suplements, wash it with herbs, do Cassia treatments I have thick silky healthy hair and they don't 🤷

[@thefrustratedneetaspirant7777]

@@jashmishlovesindia ever heard of recessive genes? They don't express in presence of dominant genes so if your parents didn't have your kind of hair ..they still had the gene present but couldn't be expressed

[@fairywavess]

Genetics have a role but you can still get amazing hair if you have bad genetics, be positive

[@badampradeepa6803]

7:37 I thought that is towel around her hair but it's her hair lol🤣

[@kathleenminaya1237]

I would love if you kept us updated on this hair treatment journey. Please do! P.s I loved how you were very honest with your results and didn’t just tell us what we wanted to hear, so thank you for that.

[@tamisweetie]

Goodness I wish I had your hair. I’ve gone through so much and anxiety has been my way since I was a child, therefore chronic hair loss. You are beautiful.

[@mcfarland8448]

She seems like the perfect counselor/therapist

[@alysseyoung3708]

ikr she’s so calm

[@talonmain12345]

Nword

[@awkwardfangirl7682]

Hi everyone just fyi. She is not using henna or mehendi. This is cassia obovta, plant. Not to be confused with the Cassia cinnamon also. Thank you.

[@ruchikapoonia209]

Where is it available in india?? N cinnamon is brown in color then why it is green??

[@awkwardfangirl7682]

@@ruchikapoonia209 Ruchika Poonia Most of the cinnamon that we get here is actually cassia, it's got the same taste and similar look and most of us use both without knowing it. And it's green bcs she is using a paste made of the leaves of cassia, but the cinnamon we as spice is the bark of the tree. And the power for hair is Available in India, the brand khadi also has it.

[@awkwardfangirl7682]

Also on looking it up i came to know that the kind if cassia used for hair is called senna in Hindi. I think i should edit this comment 😁

[@raheemabdul4410]

@@ruchikapoonia209 Sunna makki in India

[@yasirashaikh2691]

@@ruchikapoonia209 sanna leaves hain wo

[@baileytube15]

Hi Sarah :) I’ve been watching your channel since 2014 and I love your content, as always!! I hope you’re feeling relaxed, happy, and healthy♡♡♡

[@16linlin]

You need to start an ASMR channel omgg your videos make me soooo relaxed especially with your soothing voice! Ah I love your videos! 💗

[@Antonellaw197]

This is totally unfair. Your hair is just.... GORGEOUS!!

[@illnana11221]

Your voice and presence is extremely soothing for me. I ❤️u so much!

[@Disaster3nby]

Your hair definitely looked darker in shade to me in the after videos!

[@user-eb2so6by8q]

Your hair deflnitely Iooked

[@ewinia111]

The most adorable hair channel I've ever seen! Your hair is so impressive

[@juliabailey96]

I used to dye my hair with henna and I always used those huge disposable table cloths on the floor and on the counter, it works so well!!

[@abdulahadmambath2842]

Lol one third of her hair is thicker than my whole hair😂😂 i wish my hair was as thick as hers😭😭

[@amieelizabeth5454]

How are you today I am good I just woke up and it's 9:05 it's 9:35

[@sabina1249]

@@amieelizabeth5454 That's pretty interesting

[@youngestdaughter17]

My hair is litteraly half of one third of her hair😫

[@cherp5837]

Yeah i thought that too

[@romeaward2362]

I would love to see another crystal video or a similar video to your river retreat. Love your videos!!

[@silverwolfeve]

Ok some tips that work for me🙆: - mix some potato/rice starch into boiling water until you find it has a creamy and gelish texture, mix that with henna and you'll see you'll use less powder because that gel is going to mix perfectly and powder gonna last more; - you'll find yourself better spreading henna into wet hair cause it's gonna slip more and reach the roots properly (I had some not dyed spots the first times I was doing that); - I prefer using henna/cassia on wet and NOT washed hair because henna works as a detergent so you may find your hair too stripped and dry because you actually "shampoo twice". Someone says sebum could work as a barrier between henna and your hair. I didn't have any kind of problem when dying my hair AND I'll clarify that henna coats the hair cuticle and does not penetrate into it.

[@dyahviona]

What color did you use? I wonder if the red one could stain the natural black hair

[@silverwolfeve]

@@dyahviona well I used Italian brands but there are many like Jamila, Hesh or others that are international and less expensive (a few euros per 100grams). Moreover, if you research you'll find that every country has its own henna which could be cool or warm undertoned. Well, you can try, for sure you could have some highlights, at least you would have thicken the hair. Just research before how you want your henna to be!

[@dyahviona]

@@silverwolfeve right, thanks for sharing :)

[@donthaveausernameonmind7450]

U deserve more than just a youtube channel u r useful to the whole planet no jokes I'm serious god bless u ...I love ur honesty and hardwork

[@hereandnow6645]

You were recommended 500g for long hair because usually you're supposed to coat your hard really well. it's not as important with cassia since there isn't much change, but if you ever want to actually use henna to actually color the the hair - you really should put that 500g+ on every single hair stand, otherwise it will look bad. For better "blond" results you may use chamomile tee instead of water, for better hydrating results you may add oil - beware that oil might block the pigments and the color results won't be as vibrant. You should still try the treatment on wet hair, for some people it makes a big difference. Also, the messy part goes away with practice, since the paste might stick to your hair better if you use oil - girl, just add some coconut oil to the mixture, no need for conditioner.

[@TheBeesKnees]

Thank you for making this! I can't wait to try it! I've been doing your apple cider vinegar and rosemary rinse for a few months now and love it! 💜💜

[@cha-ce9qi]

Your hair is the most beatiful hair i've seen ever i wish i have the same thickness

[@girishrana7943]

Me too

[@gamilkuka3442]

just a tip: For the golden stripes, soak the cassia for 12 hours in lemon juice or apple cider vinegar, this will evoke the color of the gold. You are beautiful!

[@imawakemymindisalive13]

i recommend ACV, les drying and ph balancing

[@blessed9491]

Any tips for grey hair ?

[@selo4485]

My reaction when it finally focused on your face " Oh my god. Oh my god". You're just so freaking beautiful

[@amiraah8735]

I love your hair care videos please upload more frequently ❤️

[@theressaputhanangady706]

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[@yvonnelasten7424]

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[@helenmaclachlan3130]

You should make this. A Series

[@TracyD2]

Helen Maclachlan I’m down for that. DIYs with different herbs

[@Yami-ss4xi]

Totally agree

[@frostvortex1674]

hi!! this is the first video i’m watching on your channel and i just wanna say when i started watching the video that you are so pretty and your hair is goals!! 😍

[@jessicarabbit2.035]

I love how calm you are

[@derekward3512]

As soon as I saw your hair covered in green I immediately clicked LOL great video Sarah!!!

[@zomiller5754]

I wish my hair could get as long as yours, I have super thin hair 😭

[@michalinkazofia]

Don't worry! I have super thin and fragile hair too! Henna does a lot of work! Try it!

[@reenamohanta2994]

I feel ur pain 😓😓😭😭

[@cacildasoares1137]

I'll use henna too. Wanna have long, shine, thick hair and stay ginger!

[@fpw2223]

Zo Miller I have very thicccc hair , and it’s kinda hard to care for it . As a little kid 1-9 I had very thin and long hair , but at 10 it started getting thicker and I cut it shorter . Now I’m growing it out

[@terintiaflavius3349]

@@michalinkazofia what does henna do for fine hair? Super fine hair here.

[@thaslinrahmath2888]

The sound of mixing henna powder is so relaxing 😍

[@nadeenalaa6377]

Omg your voice is so calming 😍😍

[@LadyAlleria]

I have classic length hair and 100g was enough for me (my hair isn't thin at all). My hair is dark blond so cassia made me more golden. A little. And I made my cassia with aronia juice and flax seed gel. :) Flax seed made it easier to put on hair. After you mix cassia you should leave it for 12 to 24 hours (covered with foil for warmth). When you put cassia on hair, again you cover hair with foil because cassia loves warm. :)After you wash it, you cannot condition hair for 1 or two days! Cause cassia needs long time for a color to show up. The longer the better. Than you may wash your hair. You can mix cassia with something different like acerola powder, kurkuma, neem powder. There is so much you can do with it. I hope I didn't forget anything.

[@MizBratzdoll]

LadyAlleria do you put it on clean hair or unwashed hair? And on wet or dry hair?

[@LadyAlleria]

@@MizBratzdoll On wet and washed hair with SLS and shampoo had sth like disodium EDTA. Harsh cleaning but best to get out of minerals that hard water leaves on. Thats what I have learned.

[@erinrosehubbard]

Definitely cover your hair with a plastic bags while the casia sets, it will keep it warm, active, and prevent clumps that won't wash out. Same goes for henna.

[@jhanab.goode.580]

Tip: Add 1/4 tbs Amla Extract powder or 1 Tbsp Amla Powder to get rid of the "brassiness" you complain of. Or, add a cup of apple juice substituting water. Or, the juice of 1/2 lemon, or 1,5 Tsp Apple Cider Vinegar.

[@lulua3542]

Please make an ASMR video, your voice is VERY soothing and calming☺️

[@sabrinakebaili5147]

Love your video :) I have been using cassia and other Ayurvedic herbs for a long time now and you should know that it is best to use on wet hair because it's easier when you apply it. The mix would penetrate better in your hair, AND it's better for the washing part! You didn't mention it on video, but you should cover your hair so the cassia wouldn't dry on your hair, that explains why it was very difficult for you to wash it properly. Plus, don't add too much water, it should have the consistency of a cake mix, not to much liquidly but not to much thick either. Also, it is better if you add aloe vera gel or flax seed gel or even natural yogurt to your mix because the powders have the tendency to dry hair. Hope it helps you! Sorry for my bad english, I'm french :)

[@yassmin4096]

Your English is great !!

[@blessed9491]

Which Ayurvedic herbs do u use ?

[@frenesimyers1895]

Your English is just fine. I use on Dry hair because I had hair down below my bottom, Wet hair, for me, was way to hard to part. I aways added Cloves, love the smell and a slight warmth to color.

[@missrobinson1212]

I guess you could call it an expHAIRiment oh my gosh I'm so sorry I need to stop LOVE YOU SARAH!💜💙💚💛ALSO IM EARLY Edit: I GOT LIKES WHAT SORCERY IS THIS

[@holistichabits]

hahahah totally!!! I love that 💕☺️

[@Puglease]

You win

[@andjela2002]

Thanks TV wow eess

[@yasminerocha5810]

Am I the only one who thinks that she has such a relaxing voice? Like she could literally make an Asmr Channel

[@GurleenKaur-ic2li]

Thankyou for being a positive light and guiding us 🌟😇🌟

[@LE123LE123]

This was great to watch! I've had a few friends try this and henna with mixed results. For me, if I want shine, I go straight to deep condition prewash with olive oil. Works at making my hair soft and smooth. :)

[@Lo1975La]

Great video... I regularly use a gloss. Where I use a mixture of powders with conditioner. I use far less powder and it’s easier to rinse out

[@Joanweer]

Love that green ♥️ it's so natural and beautiful

[@angelicazhelez9272]

Her hair is just GOALS!!!

[@michalinkazofia]

I am doing henna-like treatments for several years now. I see, that you didn't put yours on all hair. I am working from the scalp to the length. Everything in the shower. With gloves. After application, I put on my hair kitchen stretch foil and a fleece winter hat on top of that. I am keeping it still warm on for 1-2-maybe-4 hours. Rinse it in the shower with clear warm water. Some people add to the mix conditioner, oil, lemon.. It is quite popular in Poland. We also have whole religion around it - "włosing" (something like hair-ing) - for natural hair care.

[@anujaagrawal8405]

Cassia or henna is a conditioner in itself and does colour the hair. You can add eggs and or oil to it for additional shine, specially in case of dry hair. Start applying from the top hair and keep forming a top bun while adding more hair from bottom. Put a rag around your shoulders. Vaseline on hair line and gloves on hand. Adding beet juice gives hair a purple tinge, amla powder and tea liquor makes it reddish, ground coffee brown and indigo powder black. Some people recommend using an iron container, but I think its drying. The effects do show after a couple of days as you noticed. Thought this might help.

[@Caleb-ui1nb]

Omg your voice is so relaxing 🤩 I love you ❤️

[@Caleb-ui1nb]

Love your voice! It's very relaxing 😌

[@brookgraves368]

For someone with hair shorter than yours. (Where Gloves)Divide hair into 4 section. Apply Cassia with a TINT Brush with one half inch partings using the pointy end of TINT brush, or pointed rat tail comb.Starting at root. And also apply around perimeter of hairline around head first. Next, start applying 1st front section. Root to ends. 1 half inch partings. Next, apply to 2nd section on top with the half inch partings. Now you will be done with half your head. Clip up the finished front part of hair. Now start on 3rd section of hair in back. Apply from root to ends. Last apply to 4th section on back, always apply all section from root to ends with tint brush. Now using gloved hands and wide tooth comb, gently comb through hair. Put hair up in a shower cap to retain body heat and process better. Important hints: Powder may mix better with hot water. A drizzle of Extra Virgin Olive Oil will help concoction to adhere better to Hair. It is actually easier to apply to damp hair. Some suggest using 1 or 2 T of lemon or Apple Cider Vinegar for some recipes. And also strong black tea or coffee (instead of water) to tone down brassiness & some other circumstances. Was wondering myself if herbs like Chamomile might enhance blonde shades if added to it?

[@TTHackerPaws]

Yoooo this is the content I signed up for Sarah 💕😁👍

[@acarrotte571]

I've watched this video like 10 times it's just so satisfying

[@abbywoznicki630]

Your voice is so soothing!! You should totally do an ASMR video.

[@xelaklement3367]

You remind me a lot of Jane Birkin when she was young 😍 Great video

[@armyofbts4776]

I just keep seeing her eyes😭😭❤️.

[@imawakemymindisalive13]

i love that in the video and comments everyone is saying condition instead of moisturized. correct terminology people 👏🏻👍🏻 good job!

[@xalciaqx9026]

OMG thank you! My hair are so smooth and healthy right now

[@lasphynge8001]

It's so funny that you're doing this video right when I just did my first cassia treatment myself. Despite using honey and conditionner in my mixture, it was VERY drying, and I didn't know about the hard water tip, so... the results are allright on the top of my head, I even got a bit more fluff (I have very fine, kinda "flat" looking hair so that's a plus) but my blonde damaged ends (which I managed to condition and make somewhat presentable until now) now literally look and feel like dead hay with a muddy color... people tell me it's barely noticeable, so I guess I can live with it, buuut I do hope it washes off though. Anyways I will cut these ends sooner or later, just waiting for a bit more regrowth so that I don't go pixie, but it was a disappointing experience nonetheless. I expected shiny, smooth, conditioned hair with golden highlights and got the opposite instead, dead, dry, brittle and dull colored hair. I don't understand why they don't simply mention this tap water thing on the box or in the instructions... But now that I know, I will try again when my hair is fixed up! For now, I have waited 3 days then put coconut oil in my strands, and will wash it tomorrow. Hopefully they will be moisturized again... Little update : I was able to fix the damage. Here's how, if anyone's interested : I didn't wash my hair for 4 days and intentionally let it get a little bit greasy at the roots, then brushed it down my hair as much as possible. I used coconut oil to coat the remaining lengths and braided it for the day. Then, I did a moisturizing DIY mask with an egg, yogurt, sunflower oil, plus some honey and cinnamon to counter the muddy color. I soaked my hair in it and let it sit for half an hour. Then I rinced it with medium-cold water (to avoid the egg "cooking" and clinging to my hair), washed my hair with calia shampoo, then I used a lot of calia conditionner and let it sit for over 10 minutes. and finally another cold rince with 1/3 apple cider vinegar. Aaaand... the silkiness is back ! My ends got back to their normal aspect and texture! The color is also almost back to normal too. Gosh I'm relieved !

[@earthlingel.2238]

great video! I think I might try this out as well also: what lipstick are you wearing? you look gorgeous

[@xihall2424]

Your hair is perfect. Literally it’s perfect

[@rituagarwal6155]

her hair is already glossy like in the commercials 😍

[@savpattinson1415]

6:56 sounds so good I can’t even

[@nr9665]

Jane Birkin lookalike wow! your hair is soo beautiful!

[@sam6_6]

That looks soo much fun!

[@_sunflower_4900]

She's so perfect it genuinely scares me

[@akiram102]

Omg that sound at 6:57. You should totally do ASMR videos. Everything about you is asmr 😍

[@ilysworld5907]

Im Moroccan we use both ingredients and sometimes you can add camomile or basil or any different herb this remedy helps your hair a lot it make it more shiny strong and it gives a natural color and what makes it easier to clean is the traditional bath that we use every 4 days or 5 this traditional Moroccan bath also helps your body to get rid of the dead skin in a complete natural way . I think you should try this you gonna love it , yr friend from Morocco ❤😍

[@blessed9491]

Can we do this with colored hair ? Just to strengthen it ?

[@nour1976]

So in arabic is it سدر?

[@maddymoore8930]

your hair looks way better, wow!!

[@shrutipillai2526]

Your hair is just so perfect you don’t need such treatments 😊 .

[@ShahlAdarktribal]

I used cassia for months, the more you use it the more effect you notice. Mix it with infused camomile instead of water for some blond reflects. For me Cassia gave a lot of volume. If you apply the treatment on wet hair it spreads easier and you need less product to cover your hair. But I have to say nothing like henna (lawsonia inermis) if you ever want to try a new colour, lawsonia makes wonders on your hair, strengthen and shines and makes it so straight it looks like you iron it...but you need to use it for months aswell to notice the effects properly.I love your hair videos 💖

[@blessed9491]

Camomile tea or oil ?

[@adasevimli6384]

Your lipstick looks amazing, it looks natural yet vivid; could you please tell me the brand and number? Thanks a lot!

[@robertgreen6935]

Yes I enjoyed the video and the tips, your hair is so beautiful.👍

[@kathyleners600]

No Matter What I Do to my hair or product. It would NEVER be like yours !! NOT MANY ppl do..Your locks are Beautiful !!

[@jamyamitchell2766]

I just keep staring at that braid. It’s mesmerizing

[@vaishnaviashvi8356]

Applying henna to hair is traditional Indian treatment. We will grind fresh henna leave and apply to hair and scalp. Also we will make henna hair oil for super fast hair growth

[@blessed9491]

How to make the oil with henna pwd ?

[@vaishnaviashvi8356]

@@blessed9491 take equal amount of henna and curry leaf (hibiscus flowers, fenugreek seeds also can be added) grind them nicely to thick paste consistency, make them into small balls and keep them for dry Once it's completely dry store them into airtight glass containers Take 1 or 2 henna balls and add them to the oil which you are using. (For better result use 3/4 of coconut oil and 1/4 of castro oil) You can start using this oil once the oil color changes to dark

[@shivangi3769]

For those who are confusing it with henna or mehendi, cassia (cassia fistula) is senna.

[@_joannahans]

Please do a what i eat in a day for healthy hair! 💛💛

[@pluto1638]

You’ve inspired me to care for my hair, I was so close to cutting it thank goodness I didn’t

[@starry_eyed_sky]

Omg you are so pretty!😍❤❤❤❤ Im so motivated to grow my hair out now!!😘😘

[@lysetteloreto4641]

Me too lol

[@nio731]

Thank you for your video, your channel is such a necessary part of my hair care ! Is this mask safe for extremely curly hair?

[@jyothigupta5041]

I use Henna once every 2 weeks. Once you have mixed it and let it overnight it doesn't stay green in colour. It automatically has a brownish color. Your hair colour won't change drastically but yes when you go out in the sun you will see the red colour. You can add in beetroot juice, curd , lemon,egg etc. And it's better to avoid a conditioner. What we generally do is just wash it water... And then the next day apply light oil to hair and then wash it with shampoo and conditon it. Give a salon like hair. ... 🙂

[@blessed9491]

Any tips to get a brownish color ? I have a lot of grey hair n don't want the orange shade of henna