Top 10 Ayurvedic Herbs For Hair Growth | Hair growth challenge

[@CurlyProverbz]

Amla 02:47 Shikakai 05:20 Fenugreek 06:33 Henna 09:15 Aloe Vera 12:24 Bhringraj 15:02 Hibiscus 16:54 Neem 18:47 Ashwagandha 21:05 Aritha 23:14

[@Kitana74]

Hi Curly Proverbz, thanks for your amazing videos over the years. I have low porosity hair and I use heat when I deep condition, I’d like to know if I can use heat when I use the henna gloss?

[@DeltaChi16]

Thanks in advance 😊💜💜

[@truthserum1271]

We appreciate you 😘

[@L.sabore]

Curly Proverbz never heard of the last two

[@howjasmi7165]

Curly Proverbz 🙌🏾

[@ytgsarkar-s6l]

For everyone reading this, finding the banned book called the hidden herbs by anette ray should be your top priority

[@kuhelikarmakar7739]

We Indians are so blessed that frm the childhood we are open in an environment where Ayurvedic plays a great role. Thanks to our ancestors ❤️

[@00RoxPink]

I am American I have only discovered ayurveda in the past year and want to learn so much more. You guys are lucky 😊

[@j.arelylopez3053]

Thank YOU for YOUR ancestors!❤

[@mrs.yelloweagle]

Yes OUR ancestors…American Indians ❤

[@nissyhariharan7654]

I still remember our moms used to take care of our hair when we were in school, always hated when she applied her own hand-prepared herbal hair oil on our hair since it make hair look oily a little bit. But thanks to her, it was all her hardwork we enjoy nice hair now.

[@donisharailback6488]

I have been following you since 2015. My hair was stuck at mid back all my life it just wouldn't grow past that, until I started following you. I have cut my hair to shoulder length 3 times. Now it's almost to my butt. Lol!!!! It just keep growing. Thank you. You are my Hair Queen and have inspired my to learn so much more about hair.

[@CurlyProverbz]

GUUUURRRRRLL YOU JUST MADE MY DAY ... WOW

[@ginasmith9641]

My hair has been stuck at mid back as well. So we're doing this journey together!

[@Mamake6]

Me too

[@rainbowmocasin1]

I love her videos too . I always tweak her recipes due to allergies and I add more ingredients , but I cut my hair from being just above tailbone length to mid-back length about every 8months . I never met an herb I didn't love ! Curly Proverbs is da truth !

[@moobonge482]

Really 😲

[@darvaish4552]

i cant understand thumbs down on Curly's videos. i guess jealousy, they cant do so much of research and have a big heart to give it away for free so the least they can do is give thumbs down. thanks for your hard work and my little 4 y.o is very happy to have hair like a princess :)

[@CopperHueCollectionsChippewa]

I grew up on all of these since I was a little girl. My grandmother had hair to the back of her knees I had hair to the middle of my buttocks. I just started using chebe also.

[@kirannathani9123]

What's that?

[@ChildOfGod2238]

What is your hair routine, if you don't mind me asking?

[@CurlyProverbz]

@@AG-vp1ok I also recently learned there was a time that Native American girls and women were forced to shave their heads so when they had their freedom from oppression they ensured they wore very long hair.

[@CurlyProverbz]

@@AG-vp1ok as you mentioned they used goodness from the earth 💜🙏🏽

[@adelebrown4526]

I've had 1 transition & 2 big chops over the last 10 years and NEVER had to worry about my hair growing....because of these very ingredients!!!! 🙌🙌🙌

[@CurlyProverbz]

Tell em sis!!

[@lavenderseasonamen3937]

Wow so all this storys we hear is non sense like people keep saying trim your hair every 3month

[@shanequaaustin8908]

@@lavenderseasonamen3937 twice a year you're ends should be clipped only if there split.

[@goodenergi]

Sage is super good for hair too. Makes your hair so soft!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Good.Energii oh really!

[@Sara.S.Alshamsi]

Good.Energii how do you use it ?

[@fine2thedime]

This is true i use to use it some years ago as a oil and in my shampoos. My hair loved it.

[@goodenergi]

@@Sara.S.Alshamsi I just let it soak in water overnight and use it as a spray in my hair either every day or every other day!

[@fine2thedime]

@@goodenergi i have to try it this way. Thx for sharing ☺

[@HillbillyYEEHAA]

This video is 2 years old and I still come back to it. 😍

[@destinybabb9862]

Exactly !! 😊💯

[@allylamala]

I'm becoming more diligent with my hair journey.

[@CurlyProverbz]

allylamala that is great

[@perfectbevages8857]

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[@veronicaj758]

I need to get back on track to healthy hair.

[@pinkgodess9472]

@@CurlyProverbz Could I use them all together

[@patsygay7398]

I suffered complete renal failure in 2018, and my hair paid a heavy price. I stopped relaxing my hair, and it's been natural for almost a year. I've been using only coconut oil and ORS olive oil creme, I plan to try the herbs you've mentioned, so wish me luck. Thanks for the video.

[@oiputthatback7361]

Patsy Gay ah sorry to hear about your ill health , hope you return to excellent health and that your hair also thrive. 😊❤️

[@JoiiJoyy]

Can you provide an update please? Thank you in advance. 🙏🏾💜

[@PackofDiscos]

Wow! I'm surprised at no Brahmi! This was the first herb I heard of when I was first introduced to Ayurveda almost a decade ago. I wonder if it has fallen out of favour. Great info as usual. Thank you!

[@FG-js2eo]

I wish if,you have a book I will be the first one to buy

[@ThePookie25]

I would preorder years early

[@WendyParkies]

You and me both 💃🏾💃🏾

[@dreampossible2]

A real book not an ebook! But that also if needed!

[@tarshanewson]

Exactly 👍🏿👍🏿💯💞

[@lethatobias7223]

I am talking MSM in my lemon water and my hair is GrOWING fast. Thanks

[@lamp2958]

Letha Tobias I’m so glad that it’s working for you 😊!

[@saralopez276]

WHATS MSM THANKS

[@seerchannah102]

I love sorrel. It’s an island tea made from hibiscus flowers. You boil the flowers. Then add sugar and cinnamon. The longer you let the mix sit, the better it tastes.

[@tamiquaburke3316]

Sorrel is Different from hibiscus. They are from the same family but two completely different plants.

[@seerchannah102]

Miqua B my aunt always used hibiscus flowers to make the drink and she’s from Trinidad.

[@tamiquaburke3316]

@@seerchannah102 well that's hibiscus drink. Sorrel as I said is different. I'm Jamaican and I have also lived in Trinidad. Sorrel is the same among us. One of the main differences between the two plants is that sorrel has a huge seed. In preparing the drink too, some persons might add cinnamon but the main addition to the brew is ginger. Some add cloves too for extra flavour. Some persons add rum and let it cure for up to a year.

[@seerchannah102]

Miqua B got it. That’s all we had and didn’t know there were different flowers. Thanks for telling me.

[@KyishaLenise]

I've been using amla, shikakai, and moringa powders in my homemade shampoo for about 8 months. I started steeping fennel seeds and onion in the base of my shampoo and also my black rice water a few months ago. My hair has been growing very well and holds moisture much better than it used to.

[@ginasmith9641]

I'm in!

[@liviacoelho8679]

How did you make your shampoo? Could you give me the recipe? Thanks, girl!! :D

[@KyishaLenise]

Lívia Coelho Sure. What's your email?

[@liviacoelho8679]

Thaaaanks!!! [e-mail]

[@KyishaLenise]

Lívia Coelho Sent!

[@kikik123kiki6]

Who else is here because quarantine mood made her thought of hair growth 😂

[@Micara241]

Rahikiki Kiki me me me 🤣

[@AmberSeti]

Yup but I’m not buying n mixing all of that stuff. Found some on mixofhealth.com comes in a tea bag I can add to oil or water and put on my hair. Easy

[@paradiselost4000]

🙌🏼

[@alaaabdalkareem2739]

Me ..and am sooo thankful to her channel I followed her tips specially hena and I made it my hair grow 3 inches in 3 months now mid back and my plan to reach waist length by the end of the year and I can do it 6 months left with her tips I grow an inch per month

[@lindelaningubane5882]

Me! Hahaha 🤣 On the real, I going back to taking care of my hair... so henna treatments are back in my natural hair care regimen

[@bromistadavis8556]

Your ayuverdic information is so AMAZING! You're one of my main inspirations for doing DIY products now. I cannot wait to try some of these!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Bless you babe...thank you so much for the encuragement xox

[@bromistadavis8556]

@@CurlyProverbz Thank YOU for providing free educational content and allowing us to be in charge of what goes on our hair. Quick question: where did you find those articles on them experimenting with Ayurvedic treatments with mice?

[@Native-Kitty]

This is a WEALTH of information! I am definitely saving this video. If you have the time, can you do some videos with how exactly you use these herbs, whether it’s as a tea, mask, to add to shampoo, etc. Thank you for sharing this informative video!

[@seerchannah102]

She has done a video like that. Check out her ‘week long henna routine’.

[@seerchannah102]

Video

[@adelebrown4526]

If you happened to use henna for the strength AND the red color, adding hibiscus tea to your henna can make the color sooooo vibrant.

[@pfb74]

We appreciate a trial queen, a research queen, a thorough queen. Great video!

[@sara0731]

Me watching alle your video about henna, thank your video help me a lot, . after Henna treatment my hair becomes hard, so I make a hair mask from 2 tablespoons of olive oil + 1 tablespoon of honey + 1 tablespoon of regular butter. after 10 minutes and rinse. in a few hours the hair becomes soft and shiny again.

[@valeriedow8093]

Curly Proverbz is always kickin’ the ayurvedic knowledge.💯

[@CurlyProverbz]

Valerie Dow girl we trying

[@valeriedow8093]

Curly Proverbz you’re doing an awesome job, keep up the great work!!

[@howjasmi7165]

Always!

[@MovieTime0505]

I learnt alot from this, i have tried everything and my hair refuse to grow i just started fenugreek, and neem infused oil, it actually grows in nigeria also, i pray i get result soon, because its tiring, when you do everything and not get results

[@AuthorLHollingsworth]

Make sure to apply oil to your ends, and don't put to much stress on your hair by wearing tight like hair styles. Blessings 🙏

[@janicejanice9277]

It works Stick With It. But Drink 8 Glasses of water a day also!

[@ayojoy7358]

Yettymore 05 pls where did u find fenugreek I also use neem

[@MovieTime0505]

AYO JOY indian store sells

[@ayojoy7358]

Yettymore 05 pls where o I can’t find any and is it affordable

[@09echols]

Soap nut also works well in your gardens as a natural pesticide in organic gardens

[@marymercywanja7036]

Neem is also great for chicken pox. Just boil the leaves and bath with it. Relieves the itching and once healed you're not left with scars

[@seerchannah102]

I have been using some of these herbs and LOVE THEM. I use the cleansing herbs because I hate how shampoo dries out my hair. I noticed that even my favorite cream cleanser is causing my hair to thin. I have been able to slow that down once I started using these herbs. I’m glad I found your channel.

[@liscame2460]

this is my routine; listen, pause, purchase, play and repeat

[@marymercywanja7036]

Neem is quite amazing. Treated chicken pox with a neem bath twice a day. Disappeared in 3 days without scarring

[@nefertina25]

Great info again. I started my natural hair journey 4 years ago after my big chop. I followed all youre tips and my hair is almost hip lenght. I stopped my routine a few months ago due to busy life and a bit lazy. The quality of my hair has deteriorated. So I'm definitely in for the new growth challenge.

[@moniquechampagne6343]

you got me back into the herbs and you inspired me to find a totally herbal/natural way to wash my fine hair...and it stays clean and smooth for days!! thank you for lighting my fire!

[@Kendra.ardneK]

Monique Champagne I have fine hair too. How do you wash it?

[@nikkil6251]

After watching this video I made my own hair oil concoction. My hair and nails are growing like crazy

[@CurlyProverbz]

That's great, keep using what works for you.. 😊

[@sikhanyisiwendlovu4161]

Hi dear I came across with the video now, please tell me what are you using on your hair oil what are the oils you are applying, please share😅

[@sikhanyisiwendlovu4161]

Hi ,where can I get these herbs please help my hair is a messy,my hair line is worse .❤❤❤

[@josephr9930]

As a long curly-haired man I have to say your hair is amazing!

[@debra1984]

Yes it does curly Proverbs thank you very much my hair has been flourishing since I come across your videos . My ends were so dry after using the oil with aloe vera spritz it has improved. Thanks do much.you deserve credit for your videos.

[@herbsnbutters8841]

I just make a hair cream using neem, chai, fenugreek, and more, I want to use it and see the result before I share it on my channel, and am so happy to say it works wonders. I will be sharing the recipe soon, thanks for everything you share you are valued!

[@noirprncess]

I drink aloe vera in my smoothies. It's great for stomach issues and constipation too.

[@CurlyProverbz]

I need to start taking it internally apparently it slows down the aging of your organs and skin

[@vee3133]

Can you taste it?

[@noirprncess]

@@vee3133 No, but I highly recommend purchasing a brand of aloe vera juice that is preservative free for internal digestion. I love George's Aloe Vera for this purpose. It doesn't have a taste. However, many other brands have a "taste" due to the preservatives used for the product.

[@vee3133]

@@noirprncess yea I have the one from Walmart and I tried it with orange juice and it was disgusting

[@noirprncess]

Vanessa Williams That's why I recommend George's Aloe Vera for internal use. It's a lot more expensive than most brands BUT it's similar to drinking water and tasteless.

[@tanisha.r.thomas]

I love your new tag. I gotta say....over the last 7 years I have watched you never leave a curl behind!! You are an amazing human, Miss Lady!!!! I have such a journey and Im glad you are back strong with Bella!!!!!! You gave them immeasurable business!!😘✌

[@geerowr.6666]

Ashwaganda is amazing. I have only used for about 4 months, but I have noticed a difference. I have always had edges, however when I added to Ashwaganda to my henna, aloe vera weekly paste, I’ve noticed that it is filling in more hair in my edges and overall hair health. Thanks Curly😎✌🏾

[@shaybella20]

Gee Row R. Did you get the ashwaganda online? That’s the next herb I want to get..to add with my aloe Vera, fenugreek and henna.

[@geerowr.6666]

Shay B Yeah girl. Amazon. Brand I get is called Just Jaivik. Fresh and organic. They have all the other powders as well.

[@shaybella20]

Gee Row R. Thank you!

[@faterudarasimi6007]

Thank you for this tip❤

[@faterudarasimi6007]

Can ashwaghandha be used for hair oil?

[@seyrahwythyrah1960]

I can't believe this video is 4yrs am learning so much thnx 💓

[@Blackdiamond929_]

I’m ready for the ridiculous results 😭😭😭😭😭😭 it’s really wonderful how women are going back to natural remedies 👏🏾👏🏾

[@ladydawnie1]

Lovely! I purchased a bunch of herbs yesterday from my local Indian market to make your hair oil once again. This time I actually made the oils and used it. The last time I didn't do anything with the herbs and they went to waste. I have no clue why?? I just did my 10th big chop, not because I wanted to but because my hair thins and falls out. It will grow shoulder length and begin falling out from the base of my neck and upwards in certain spots on the top of my head. I am tired of waiting on the shorts parts to grow in enough for me to cut the rest down to make it all even. I need this challenge. I am so happy I am on time! Me and my daughter are going to join but using what I already purchased if that is okay. I LOVE you and all of the content you share with us. Thank you so much! I am so happy I saw this video tonight. :-)

[@mochamiss1]

Bless you Bella. Always out here sharing your wealth of knowledge. You are appreciated. .

[@SaaniDhyaLucky]

That's why we indian's use all these in our almost all hair products. Nice video 🥰 Thank you for sharing your experience

[@seerchannah102]

I have an update CurlyProverbz: I have been using Ayurvedic herbs: Rhasoul clay, shikakai clay, hibiscus powder, cassia, and aloe Vera powder. Istarted using these herbs to cleanse and condition my hair to combat the hair loss I experienced using Devacurl’s conditioners. In the 6 months that I have been using these herbs, I’ve noticed that my hair is super clean, soft, and ease of detangling. Most of all a drastic decrease in the amount of hair I lose. I’m HOOKED.

[@XoticPoison]

I would be interested in a step by step routine using these herbs! Especially since I have fine, low porosity hair. These herbs seem strong in building strength and I want to be sure I am growing and not damaging my hair. Thanks for all you do!!

[@herbsnbutters8841]

I will try and upload some video about that soon, I have the same issues with my hair and now it's way better

[@graciaxx3361]

@@herbsnbutters8841 will be really helpful thank u❤

[@clientinboxllc2865]

Why not Brahmi? I love it. While I was waiting for your video drop I stumble across this Indian youtuber and website. They don't use one oil. Sometimes they mix 18 oils together. I've mixed sesame, amla, almond, geranium, lemongrass, olive, rosemary, lavender, peppermint, rose and bergamot. Might be forgetting one. But my hair feels amazing. She used coconut with the mix but I hate coconut oil.

[@shivanjalirana7912]

i am also an indian. love your tips and explanation on each herb.

[@animegirls3219]

Aloe vera is also native to the Africa. As a half native American and half African we as well and was brought to be used widely among the tribes of America we have been incorporating aloe vera in our foods and everything else for centuries. We call it nopales as well auto check keeps changing my spelling

[@shybadgirl]

Well you've only gone and done it again! Another superb video. I have everything you've mentioned but right now, I'm going to make a green tea & bringhraj hair tea and then I'll figure out how I'm going to use all these herbs! You're amazing

[@seerchannah102]

I will be starting the hair growth challenge for the new year. My goal is waist length. Without your tips my hair has been at bra strap length and my hair shrinks to just below my ears (at its shortest length) and shoulder length (at its longest stretched).

[@knowyourownbone]

This video is wonderful. It flew by! I have all of these herbs (plus brahmi and cassia instead of henna) except for hibiscus and neem, thanks to watching your videos for the past few years. Neem sounds like a particularly good addition to my cupboard. Many thanks as always, Curly Proverbz!

[@sawdust6148]

This is a great multipurpose herb. My grandma used to boil them, and the water served as a great remedy for chronic headaches. We actually had a whole tree in the middle of the house back in Senegal 😅.

[@herbsnbutters8841]

Am from Nigeria and trust me boiling herbs for different kinds of illnesses is a tradition and the most amazing thing is they work, that is why I use the same method with my body cream and my customers are crazy about them. Nice to meet a sister

[@sweetnector40]

I have come back to this video at least 5 times. It's so educational! Thanks for the time and effort you put into this research. You are a Godsend. Bless you and your family! 💞

[@CurlyProverbz]

SweetT Davis your welcome babe. Glad it is so helpful x

[@neotumza1103]

With the exception of Hibiscus and Aritha, I’ve now finally got all these herbs. I can’t wait for the growth 💃🏾. Thank you.

[@CurlyProverbz]

You're welcome.. let me know how you get on.. maybe you can share your before and after pics if is ok with you... 😊

[@kettacary]

This video was great and I am excited to use some of these herbs topically. However, having a father that is an MD, ND and I also being in the medical field has taught me the importance of prefacing caution when talking about supplementation, especially for the general public. A lot of the herbs you mentioned may help with hair growth, but have been found to be detrimental to those with an underlying health condition such as diabetes, hypertension, pregnancy, breastfeeding, hypo/hyper thyroidism, and hormonal issues. I would definitely encourage the viewers to do their research before implementing in their diet, especially if they have the aforementioned. Otherwise, Happy Hair Growth to you all!!

[@lilawilson3072]

most of the herbs she mentioned are for topical use, she just mentioned some could also be taken as teas etc if you want. And still these botanicals are much less harmful than chemical based products peddled to women every day by mainstream industry. Many even topical womens beauty products have now been found to cause disease and hormonal disruption! that is what we should be worried about

[@cfoster6804]

@@lilawilson3072 Thank you!

[@coriebarnes8680]

If you have followed CP for at least six months or binge watched her previous vidoes, you will see in her videos that she cautions people to do their research and consult their doctors before using the herbs and very limited supplements that she talks about in her videos. You might be new so may have missed those videos. But in addition to that, we are a pretty sharp community of people. We already know that it is our responsibility to research anything that goes on our skin or hair. But even so, given all the so-called organic and all-natutal products on the market that contain chemicals and preservatives that actually cause harm and injury to the body, I would still hedge my bets with herbs over the deceitful crap that's out there. Even the doctors (MD) prescribe meds that are loaded with chemicals that do so much harm to our bodies. I don't trust them and would never take their advice over an herbalist or ND. Just sayin'

[@kettacary]

@@coriebarnes8680 this comment was made a year ago....so no, I'm not new. Also my dad is both an MD and ND so I grew up in the naturopathy world....not all people do research. Some see something online and run with it.

[@Sunshine4]

@@kettacary this. You have to repeat every single time. I just learned that excess biotin can cause mask certain heart testing results!

[@zayasnaturalhairhaven3451]

you need to try out moringa this miracle plant works like magic. i mix it with aloe vera

[@nigeriahenderson2664]

I have all but the last two. I also have Brahmi and Jatamansi. Fenugreek is Bae! But I recently tried henna with 9 other herbs and my goodness it took my hair to a whole nother level! My already healthy hair feels even more healthier and stronger and is more shiny. I also used it on my daughters type 4 kinky hair and her not so healthy (but getting there thanks to fenugreek) hair felt absolutely amazing. It was so strong and soft and full of life. She cant wait to use it again! Thank you so much for teaching us your knowledge!!

[@fine2thedime]

Was it napur 9 that you used?

[@nigeriahenderson2664]

@@fine2thedime yes that's it! I love it!

[@Sherrypie1111]

How did you use the herbs? Like a clay mask? Or in a water bottle spritz and spray it on you hair under your conditioner or so? I ordered the herbs but I’m not sure how to start😅

[@kathleenharris8824]

I am going to add ashwaganda to my scalp treatments. I have only taken it internally. Thanks for the information!💜

[@CurlyProverbz]

No worries and let me know how you get on.

[@missk2329]

Kathleen Harris do you have an update?

[@Suchapill]

Best natural hair care education video I've seen on KZbin. An amazing collection of knowledge.

[@S.Smith6920]

I recently started using moringa for my thinning hair. I was going to try fenugreek but I am highly allergic to it. I'm going to do Moringa for 6 months then switch to Bhringraj and a few others. I've been watching your videos faithfully!

[@zhanicaarrindell5579]

how has it been going so far?

[@clientinboxllc2865]

The first five you mentioned I have and some of the rest are in my goddess hair pack. I finally got my bergamot, my mom used on my hair as a kid when it was waist length. I found this bulk apocarthy business on the web. The organic concentrations and the mix of oils, herbs, spices are excellent. Not just for hair holistic health.

[@RhondaGaines]

Client Inbox LLc what’s the name of the bulk apothecary?

[@clientinboxllc2865]

@@RhondaGaines Literally Bulk Apothecary. I thank Curly for turning us on to mixing our own hair care products. Every time I use a line, even if it says organic. After 2 days my hair looks like crap. Dull and coated looking unlike day one. My mixes leaves my hair shiny and hydrated for weeks without need to wet it. My hair retains moisture. Wetting takes too long to dry. The cold weather makes it worse you get a chill you can't get rid of because your hair is damp.

[@clientinboxllc2865]

@@RhondaGaines The little bottles of essential oils they sell are not so little. I wasn't sure what I would be getting but they are a nice size, plus, they sale sets.

[@chanela.7786]

@@clientinboxllc2865 do u have low porosity hair by any chance? And what mixes do u make?

[@JezikaRenee]

Can you please make a follow up video to this one showing/telling us how to incorporate these in to our routine? I just stumbled upon your channel a couple of weeks ago so I'm new to all of this but very interested. I'm just not sure on how to mix and apply everything. Thank you so much for all you do. Your hair is goals!!!

[@sulfork]

I find you so impressive, I'm ready to take the hair journey you have laid out. I have never been able to get past shoulder length. And never really thought about why. And after 6 hours of videos and $236.00 on Amazon. Which I wish you were getting a percentage of. I think your insight has given this 53 old a new game plan. Keep up the good work and I send my Best wishes to you and your family. I also plan on keeping a record with hopes of one day sharing with you.

[@CurlyProverbz]

Thank you so much... I wish you all the best in your hair journey😊 I would love to see your before and after pics..❤

[@Anitarasaki]

How’s it going?

[@fine2thedime]

Lawd sis you may have to make a pt 2 because we can't get enough 😂. The ladies in the comments are bringing up other wonderful herbs😊. You need a forum sweetheart so all of use can get together and share out experiences and techniques and such with ayurveda.

[@sw6254]

Amelia ~ she needs a TV show lol

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

i am from india and am going to stick to this

[@AMiles82]

Always love your videos. Please do one about premature greying of hair & how to potentially reverse it. I will try anything you suggest cos u know your stuff. All the best God Bless

[@sandraanius3439]

You have been my ride or die since 2016 and I haven't turned back. You forgot Brahmi sis!!❤ Keep doing the great work!!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Girl I did not forget I could not fit them all in!! Haha

[@ThePookie25]

kalpi tone is almost a mixture of all of these. That is why its my favorite and my hair is thriving.

[@howjasmi7165]

ThePookie25 she talked about Kalpi tone powder some years back... but I think she only talked about these because of the company she is partnered with; but idk

[@sassyrarebreed9914]

Just FYI we use cilantro hair shampoos, a heavy metal detox smoothie which is really good with all the ingredients . It also works wonders in a face mask along with black tourmaline and a couple of other ingredients where you want to pull out the pollutants / toxins from the air out of your skin. I also put it in my body butters and I make along with the other great oils that benefit the skin and detox and make it healthy.

[@nigistisoloda65]

Morocco is Africa, so is Egypt.And funegreek, henna grows in Ethiopia, which is Africaaaaa....

[@livnyaika4652]

Henna also grows in Uganda, Sudan and Kenya...

[@jblank1862]

Exactly. Some of my college acquaintances sent some time in Egypt. I was excited to discuss their African travels. When I mentioned the amazing opportunity they had to travel Africa. Crickets. They were offended that I called Egypt African. Their response was disgusting.

[@Pyxelles]

I know right, most of these north African countries are usually referred to as Middle Eastern and it does get on my nerves. Or if they're identified as African countries, they have to specify North Africa as if that makes it less African- the ignorance smh.

[@nigistisoloda65]

@@jblank1862 yes they think their Middle Eastern. but they are still African....whether they like it or not .....

[@GuanXiaoSoul]

@@Pyxelles Please guys don't generalise, I am moroccan and very proudly african, I sometimes experience the opposite from other africans who feel we are not african enough because some of us are not black or because we speak arabic. I love Africa because it's home. ( some guy even called me white african, like wtf )

[@ReminisceNaturals]

I have all but three, but that’s ok! I’ve already started my own journey thanks to you💖 I plan on posting my journey soon☺️

[@CurlyProverbz]

ReminisceNaturals yes you should my love

[@PrudentWitnesses]

ReminisceNaturals I’m new to all this l, but it seems like too many items to use at once. However, do you use them. I currently use the curly proverbs hair oil DIY and I use the Chebe as a spray...use both three times and week....and that seems a bit much for me.

[@ReminisceNaturals]

PrudentWitnesses I make my own hair moisturizers & skin care stuff, that’s why I have all of em. But you could use as many or as little as you want. Whatever accommodates your needs.

[@ameritrini]

I literally own all of these herbs and flowers thanks to your videos ☺️

[@vee3133]

Me too

[@deliapearsall6334]

Where do you buy them dear?

[@Leah_Tewari]

@@deliapearsall6334 Amazon is great to get them from.

[@HarlemNights88]

This video was EXTREMELY helpful. Now i have more hair herbs to add to my list. Thanks sis.

[@mochabeauty6052]

This channel and your tips have literally saved my hair and made my fine, low density curls so much stronger and healthier.❤

[@CurlyProverbz]

This makes me so happy! I am so glad that my channel has helped you.

[@iaishabarron]

Ditto it use to look like I had very few strands of hair on the back half of my head but thanks to Curly Proverbz my density looks so much fuller. I really appreciate all the tips she gives out for free🙌🏽❤

[@seerchannah102]

She talks about the benefits of Bhrami in an older video.

[@ednasimwinga9772]

I love love amla. It really makes my hair grow and my new growth manageable. Aloe vera is also great. Really makes my hair easily detangle. I frequently use henna. I'm not so excited about it but I don't think I can do without it. Thanks for this video

[@foxy1ny]

edna simwinga how do you use it

[@PardeepBains10]

how often should someone use these?

[@lisagardner4814]

Is aloe safe for the scalp ?

[@CurlyProverbz]

Lisa Gardner it has worked well for my scalp

[@lisagardner4814]

Curly Proverbz thank you !

[@VFEdge]

I've mixed aloe gel with various things for my scalp and it's GREAT! Very moisturizing. Try it, you'll like it mixed in a hair lotion or cream. Hth. :)

[@QueenCallendar]

I am starting my Ayurvedic hair growth challenge for the new year...love watching your videos.

[@Aaaameen-o7b]

How did it go? Did ur hair grow?

[@abyerabyera9988]

Hi, I started my natural hair journey last year but as days goes on am beginning to get tired and discouraged on working on it, but after seeing this video I wish to try out those products of belle bar ogarnic, am in Tanzania

[@lindaskinner-paponette6926]

I started my hair growth journey during Covid19. In one year I added seven inches to my length. Thanks to info from various podcasts.

[@plusgirlbworld]

Wow what was your regimen?

[@chanela.7786]

Yes what was your regimen?

[@--99]

Your videos are pure gold.Thank -you for sharing your wealth of knowledge. Abundant blessings!

[@kyiennpepper]

That's a lot of valuable information. Thank you ever so much. 🌺🌺 Some of them I already use and benefit from. 👍 I will have to incorporate a few more. 😉 I love natural things 👏👏

[@CurlyProverbz]

That is great to hear. Enjoy.

[@janicejanice9277]

I Was Able To Finger Comb My Entire Head Today After My Wash, FOR THE First Time! Love It Good Day!

[@shellyreynolds8948]

Excellent once again another great video, and yes the best thing about all of the ingredients besides being pure from nature. Would be that you save so much money when you use them to create for yourself what your hair needs. If I could add anything I'd say Moringa, and Turmeric are definitely mighty soldiers in this army. Both you can also eat, drink, and ingest as well as use as an ingredient. 🎉🍾Oh congrats on your Bell Bar Collabo also 🎉🍾

[@african_cici]

Super Educative. Thnx for sharing 💕

[@cetinmetin9193]

I liken the surface of the almond shell and the small prominent holes on this surface to the scalp and hair follicle holes. I liken the green cover of almonds to hair. Almond oil can be ideal for hair. Eating almonds can also nourish the hair from the inside. The green texture covering the almonds is not like walnut or hazelnut shell, because the green texture of the almond has a soft and palpable texture reminiscent of fine hairs. There are long and thread-like thin tissues inside the almond shell.(I don't know if all almond varieties are the same.) (when the almond bark is cracked, we notice these fine threadlike textures) These fine textures are like hair strands. Seeds that are shiny black like the hair of a young person: nigella sativa Plant with long tassels like hair: garlic spice that resembles hair root anatomy: clove Can Black Black Cumin restore the natural color of the hair strand and make the hair look shiny and lively? Do garlic cloves nourishing the white tassels of garlic work for clean scalp and clean hair follicles? Can the clove plant, which looks like a strand of hair standing upright with its root, revive and straighten the thinning and weakened hair? What kind of result do I get when I mix garlic, clove and black seed oil and apply it to my hair? I liken each part of the walnut, which consists of two fatty food tissues, to the thyroid gland. If the problem is in the thyroid gland, walnuts can be useful. (I do not know English. I hope I was able to form correct and understandable sentences.)

[@everlynejudith5445]

Thankyou for your generosity in sharing your thought ❤

[@sabster79]

What do u think of Zizyphus powder?

[@alamatablessing8651]

It's a great herbal powder, a close henna alternative, mildly cleanses the hair, increases the volume.

[@mariezaligonde7946]

Hi curly proverbs you should do a video with suggestions for low porosity hair using Ayurvedic products. There is so much information out there I personally get lost. I have low porosity hair that sheds and is dry. What to do and what to use. Exemples of a routine would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

[@kaleighchinnery6793]

TESSA HALL i agree

[@elusiveillusion1723]

Are these tips for all hair types? If so you just became my queen 👑! 🥰 I’m all about all natural products.

[@AmieJJamelia]

WoW such an amazing video! I had to take notes! I really appreciate you taking the time to educate yourself and sharing your knowledge! God bless

[@georgiapeach310]

This is a great reference video!

[@NaturalBlackBeautiful]

I started my journey into ayurveda in december 2018 by incorporating spirulina algae powder into my deep conditioner mix and I loved how it strengthen my hair. I lately started using moringa and WWOOWW!! my hair is super super soft. I've done a shea butter mixed with moringa, spirulina and false daysi infused oil. I just got Fenugreek and I'll try it in january 2020. I'll definitely try amla and henna next year. thanks for all the info you are giving out

[@queenoftradesmd1925]

I love moringa also. Alot of people dont know about it. Im a HUGE fan of amla and henna mixes, fenugreek and aloe vera. Certain u wont be disappointed

[@NaturalBlackBeautiful]

@@queenoftradesmd1925 can't wait to try the fenugreek 😍😍

[@CurlyProverbz]

Do you know what I have a sealed bottle of moringa that I am about to use in my DC

[@NaturalBlackBeautiful]

@@CurlyProverbz I just posted a tutorial with the recipe I use: avocado, honey, extra virgin olive oil, moringa, spirulina and water! my 4c hair loves it, it makes it so soft and easy to manage

[@queenoftradesmd1925]

@@NaturalBlackBeautiful 💙💙💙 love it

[@zafai1425]

I love you because you so generous we don't deserve you 😭😭😍😍

[@dukatimachiavelli813]

thank you so much so grateful for you and the knowledge you share you are a true gem peace love and blessings to u

[@dukatimachiavelli813]

Please please tell Belle bar organics to bring back the hibiscus black soap cleanser

[@adelebrown4526]

Also (as you can tell, I'm super hype on the subject) I am VERY tender-headed and henna oil is super helpful with that. I think because of the brahmi in the henna blend I use. Because brahmi oil alone has gotten rid of headaches for me.

[@u.j9209]

The dried hibiscus leaf is mainly called zobo, where I come from and we use it to make drinks. I never new it could be used on the hair till I transitioned natural.

[@himynameiscandle7002]

Nigerian? 🥺❤️🇳🇬

[@worthytv7718]

Yes, thank God zobo is cheap in market

[@nikki4334]

I learned about new herbs that I can’t WAIT to try!

[@allisononyoutube5794]

Fenugreek is one of my favorite herbs. I keep some on the ready in my refrigerator. I use fenugreek powder in a bottle of water so that when I deepcondition my hair, I add the water infused with fenugreek in the conditioner or henna treatment to add amazing slip. Absolutely amazing!!!❤💯

[@stephaniemorris9143]

I agree about fenugreek and I also always have it in my refrigerator to add to my henna or DCs or just to mid-week moisturize my hair.

[@flexingingodspeace7774]

Allison I like Fenogrerek too...I use it with my rice water & onion juice.....

[@jedinethomas543]

Love the line up of the herbs

[@CurlyProverbz]

Thank you babe .... so glad you enjoyed it!