Four DIY natural detanglers and leave in recipes you NEED IN YOUR LIFE

[@Khabirah90]

For those watching in 2020, I scrolled through the comments and found she used 3-4 TBSP marshmallow root and 2 TBSP of slippery elm.

[@relleyy]

Thank you!

[@venus6254]

Thank you so much!

[@wyrdinwarp]

Thank you!

[@adriannaalba2649]

MVP 🙏🏾

[@virgogirl1908]

I could not find the brand of marshmallow root used in the video. Anyone else find it?

[@nicolehumprhey7258]

I tried the acv, olive oil and aloe Vera juice. The slip I got from this was AMAZING! Last night my hair was SUPER TANGLED. I definitely missed some sections but on the sections that got it…. The hair was so smooth. I will be using it going forward using smaller sections. I had no frizz. WINNING.

[@CurlyProverbz]

Amazing to hear 💜💜

[@janaprocella8268]

I'm struggling right now to get out soon very matted tangle mods that's why I'm looking for a homemade product something very very easy and cheap nothing's better than homemade if you can find it

[@janaprocella8268]

I want to know has anybody ever tried Metamucil Grant's on the hair because it is mucilage and very slippery I got the idea that it might remove jingles tangles

[@janaprocella8268]

I also thought of using WD-40 spray due to the fact that it has a silicone and we'll make it slippery becoming tangles out

[@janaprocella8268]

They have a scent free WD-40 available that way you don't smell like a mechanic's shop

[@joycecoleman6039]

I have finally found THE recipe that was a miracle for my hair that was so matted that I thought about grabbing my scissors and chopping. I used the first recipe with Shea oil and squeezed a lecithin gel cap in to emulsify. I now understand slip, and what it means to see the knots release their hold on each other and unlock.

[@unabashed]

TRYING ALL FOUR OF THESE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! -From a very curly, kinky, bird's nest crowned girl who loses tons of hair every day because of knots and has to take scissors in the shower to detangle and her hair because every single strand is in a knot, and who should be bald by now from all of the knots but somehow still has a lot of hair but who wants it to be a lot longer but the knots have sabotaged that. THANK YOU.

[@kynotamurray7105]

I understand your struggle!

[@christine1962ful]

have you tried clarifying your hair for a fresh start and a light trim? what about your moisture protein balance? just giessing...

[@unabashed]

christine1962ful I would like to know more about that. I am still learning so much. I haven't done anything right with my hair for my entire life, and even in these past 7 years relaxer free (I used to get them like once or twice a year, not every year, but still would cave in and do it for the added manageability and I would flat iron my hair every week anyway...rarely wore it curly), I haven't come that far in my knowledge of what to do to really care for my care. I literally just learned a few months ago how to care for my scalp...my whole life, never paid attention to it. I am lucky to still have so much hair (not nearly as much as I used to though, with all of the tangles and resulting hair loss), but I feel like it would have been down to my ankles right now had I figured out how to treat it! I will definitely look into those things you mentioned. Thank you!

[@brsugarbabe]

The best thing you could do right now is get a professional trim. A lot of single strand knits is an indication that you need a trim. Otherwise your hair is going to break off. You then have to focus on low manipulation styles and moisturizing your hair. Try also prepooing your hair prior to washing. Makes a big difference in the detangling process.

[@kynotamurray7105]

you know it good way it is. having fun yet

[@nicoledavis9128]

I love this video! I think that the Marshmallow root and Slippery Elm will go well together in a DIY Flax Seed Gel! Hmmmm, I think I will try that!!! I can only imagine the slip that the gel will have, and Flax Seed already have a lot of slip on its own!!!

[@lisajenkins7692]

I can attest to using slippery elm and marshmallow root ! I use it as a leave in each week and... it makes your hair super soft!! And my mother suffer from hair loss (its thin in the middle) and I use it on her hair and it does make it grow!

[@lisajenkins7692]

@Amehad Studies well I don't really measure but 2 -3 tablespoons or so of each ingredient (flax seeds, slippery elm and marshmallow root) in 2-3 cups of water. Boil until thick (15 min or so) and strain. Works wonders! Refrigerate it and it should last for about a week or so. And I use it to refresh my curls during the week also by putting it in a spray bottle and spraying it on and retwisting/braiding.

[@lisajenkins7692]

i also use sancha ichii oil as a sealant. It's non-greasy and my hair is a fine texture.

[@nicolesaunders9212]

Love if you would re-do this one with more measuring references.

[@aprillove10]

Try a paint strainer or nut milk bag to strain. Cheesecloth absorbs most of your liquid. I plan on using powdered elm and marshmallow root to make my base.

[@Der.Graham]

I love this, i would like to try the one with the marshmallow, i just wish i wasn't that lazy in making diy products 😩

[@CurlyProverbz]

Boy... Give it a go x

[@lovedog49507]

You did a good Diy leave in. Hello again ! : )

[@jenniferalet9742]

does anyone have the actual recipe for this I love the idea and want to try it out but I could use some measurements to go with this wonderful video. thanks so much for this I'm so excited to try it

[@hanner_nanner4919]

I'm so thankful you've created mixtures that works for a variety of hair textures! I have hair that's too curly to be called wavy and too wavy to be called curly. You're a God send CP!!! 💕

[@ashmaraxnicole]

Cant believe Ijust now found your channel!!! I love how you explain everything in a simple way, you actually know a lot about the ingredients you use. You are just amaxing!!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Ashmara x thank UK my love I appreciate the encouragement

[@donisharailback6488]

I would like to also add that I made the diy hair growth treatment I have been using it the past 3 weeks my hair was 23in May 19th it is now 27in. My goal is 30 however I didn't trim my ends before I started my journey. So today I'm putting it in a protective style Box braids when I take them down in 2 weeks I'll trim and update. I love your products.

[@MyMalachi2010]

Donisha Railback Can you post the link to that video? I am new to her channel.

[@kindzozodoinghaus9956]

I wish to have met you long long time ago, then I would have save me money, time and my nerves 😔 i followed almost all your videos and I must say, they are amazing and very informative. I myself have coils Kinney 4c hair, and I struggle with single knots and tangle. I have tried many things but with good results. So now I’m gonna try yours and see before I stop growing my hair for good. 😁thanks for your videos

[@Lovelyone1]

Kindzozo Döinghaus sooo....how did it go!!!

[@debrasmith5325]

Kindzozo Döinghaus I feel the same way it would save me sooooo much money

[@BinaryEmyaneh]

I love you as a youtuber and I am so happy to have found you. I love the fact that you actually make products not just quick diy. I am so glad I found you channel, but please, please, no slow motion unless you are filming with enough fps. It makes it look like your video is very low quality and it makes it hard to watch when your quality is actually amazing !!

[@CurlyProverbz]

+TwinsunLunacy I agree 100% thank you for your constructive criticism x

[@BinaryEmyaneh]

+Curly Proverbz I love you, please keep making videos

[@CurlyProverbz]

Will do ...love you too babe

[@elvinmay54]

Curly Proverbz You could use liquid lecithin to emulsify your less viscous recipes and xanthan/guar gum for the thicker recipes.

[@FloweringCreativity]

this is great. i love marshmallow root and aloe vera juice to detangle bt detangler 4 sounds like it would work even better for my kinky hair. def got to buy some slippery elm. thanx for sharing.

[@elialmonte07]

KZbin helps tremendously on what to do with my daughter's natural hair. I done messed it up by cutting it myself, one side is shorter than the rest 😑 since the covid situation I cannot take her to a natural salon to fix it. I was going to cut off all her hair and start over but my friend said, it will grow back. -_-"

[@cece_is_me6268]

I hope you're joking! But in case you're not..... Please do not cut off your daughter's hair, that is not the answer my friend! Just watch a few videos and they will show you what to do with her hair. I'm sure you're little girl would prefer not to be bald!

[@elialmonte07]

@@cece_is_me6268 😳😳😳😳 I literally just cut her hair with my clippers a few hours ago. She has a cute little fro. I've been watching videos so that moving forward her hair is healthy but now I'm scared because you said something about her being bald. 😳😓😳😓

[@jessicamorgan3439]

So I have no where near your hair type or texture, super pale with bright red hair but I also love your hair videos! They have helped my hair so much!! Your channel has some of the best informational videos I've seen and your recipes are bomb!

[@colettewarren7129]

I have found THE MOST AMAZING RECIPES on your channel and I have had great success except with this one I went out and bought marshmallow root yesterday and I boiled it up as you suggested and not one drop of mucilage from the solution I tried it three times and without success. In order not to waste the mixture I strained the liquid and put it on my bushy hair and I was very disappointed I did not have the results I expected. Al of your other tips and tricks have worked. In south Africa where I was born and live things are really expensive and I was so exited to try your Shea butter mix its delectable and such an indulgence I hope I will have better success there. I am not going to give up on this detangler because as a science teacher I know experiments improve as you try and try again and with every failure you ultimately end up learning more and success is inevitable. My hair is growing exponentially and my hair is healthier than its ever been but I loose a lot of length and hair from tangles and knots and I am super frustrated

[@christine1962ful]

i know what you mean about getting no mucilage. i have purchased MMR in the past expecting a really gooey solution and it was runny with a slight slip to it so was disappointed. Need to figure out if i boiled too hard? maybe simmer instead? or try another supplier...

[@colettewarren7129]

i have decided to research suppliers it could be that not all marshmallow root herbs are equal. It could be that the mucilage depends on several factors as it is a root. So the ground availability of nourishment. I do believe that this batch I have will still have of the properties and some of the other nutritional benefits. Thank you for replying I am feeling much better knowing I am not alone in this dilemma and I will not stress.

[@stephaniechristopher4384]

The reason for the musallage not conning out is that the manufacturer takes it out sometimes to make a longer shelf life for the product. Look for marshmallow root untampered with.

[@aliciabrillante]

These are awesome! I currently use marshmallow root, slippery elm and water and it is amazing. I will add ACV, aloe vera juice and olive oil to make it even more fabulous. I use a preservative in mine to keep it longer.

[@seerchannah102]

aliciabrillante what preservative do you use?

[@Mai-sx3yf]

Seer Channah vitamin e is good

[@lesliebryan9401]

Vit E is not a preservative

[@Septina-s1x]

I just ordered some Marshmallows Root and Slppery Elm..my hair tangles very severely...I hope it helps...Thanks for sharing...❤❤❤❤

[@keishapuryear8180]

I'm here in 2020. My hair is stuck at bra strap length and starting to break, so I'm trying to revolutionize my routine

[@Leah_Tewari]

Keisha Puryear Watching on the same day to write these recipes down. ❤️

[@DoseOfBaani]

it could also be what you are eating :) ave you added anything new to your diet?

[@keishapuryear8180]

@@DoseOfBaani not really just more vegetables

[@DoseOfBaani]

@@keishapuryear8180 Are they all only organic? Or gmo? Gmo does effect the system. Organic is better. Even something as simple as tomato sauce . Juices... Try to get everything organic. It must say organic.

[@keishapuryear8180]

@@DoseOfBaani thank you so much i will try to switch to all organic vegetables

[@ednasimwinga9772]

Thank you for this video. I've been thru the internet looking for DIY leave in conditioners. I've learnt the lessons and making my own herbal leave in conditioner.

[@theycallmekurn]

Glad I found this video. Getting my empty bottles ready this coming weekend for my daughter. She is loving your hair...that is her goal. We are all over HennaSooq and Bellebar products, sis.

[@AthenaPadilla]

I can't seem to get all the little specks out of mine if I use the powder for the slippery elm. It looks like pepper. How about yours? I like mine really thick but if you boil if for only 7 minutes it will stain very easily without squeezing.

[@RitaWil]

Athena Padilla I use slippery elm root instead. You can find on amazon

[@Leah_Tewari]

I’m going to try boiling for only 7 minutes.

[@beautenaturelle9989]

Stunning beauty, another great informative video. From one educator to another love your distance learning strategy using research to better inform your viewers. tfs. Cheers!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Really appreciate the encouragement sis! Thanks x

[@Prov31Beauty-Seeinglassfull]

I HAVE LOOKED/SEARCHED ALL OVER YT for a perfect combo for me. Thanks as this is the most helpful for my beautifully growing HP and dense 4c hair. No 1 option Mwah!

[@dattanisuma]

Love it. Please can you put the links and measurements for the products I would like to make them. Thanks

[@rhodniajohnson1731]

Looking to try these especially the ones with the marshmallow root and slippery elm as my tangles a lot in the top part of my hair and I have kinky curls. Thanks for the video

[@jaz1elise]

I was worried that the marshmallow root & olive oil recipe was going to have the leaves still in it, but then you said you were going to strain it. These seem like some great DIY detanglers/pre-poos for when my hair is a dry, frizzy mess (like now).

[@geehouse2825]

Wow. Thank you for taking the time to post these natural hair conditioners. They all look great and I can't wait to try them. 😊

[@CurlyProverbz]

Your welcome! Enjoy x

[@AthenaPadilla]

I have wondered if when mixing a conditioner with marshmallow root gel that it would emulsify better and look creamier, if it was all heated and mixed together while it was cooling. have you tried this?

[@MsCurlyBarbie]

I tried the apple cider vinegar and oil one. I used coconut oil and it worked great! Thank you for these recipes!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Awesome! So glad it helped. Xx

[@verwilliams]

MsCurlyBarbie Did you use the apple cider vinegar and oil as a leave in? If so, was there a lingering smell in your hair?

[@MsCurlyBarbie]

V eron i C a W e b st e r No, I used it as a pre-shampoo detangler.

[@verwilliams]

MsCurlyBarbie thanks for replying

[@pattybrown639]

thanks doll... plenty of great recipes... when I get a chance I'll try them out... all smiles.

[@xzcmvs]

marshmallow root lowers blood sugar by ingestion. I would think it is safe for diabetics because of this reason. Also marshmallow root is really good for health. if you have any doubts about it, contact your doctor and let him know what you are doing to your hair.

[@CurlyProverbz]

+Hershekyss Good tips sis

[@orochimaruisabadass]

But if you're also taking insulin or pills to lower your blood sugar and you're using this than you can run into issues.

[@tanyaartstudio481]

I was about to ask if it lowers or increases sugar. Thanks!

[@Doc_McStuffins]

I know this is an old comment, but for those still looking in 2018, there are diabetics with hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) who would need to be careful of substances that would further lower blood sugar. Not all diabetics are hyperglycemic (have high blood sugar).

[@hremaddox]

You are gorgeous. Thank you for the tips. My daughter has hair down past her butt and it's fine and tangles and matts like Velcro. I go crazy trying to detangle it. I'm going to try these.

[@arturiaful]

Thank you! I love store bought leave-ins with marshmallow root and always use all natural aloe vera juice paired with these products. Now I'm inspired to just make my own leave-in! I already have everything except the marshmallow root 😁. You and your hair are gorgeous! Just subbed!

[@simplybjscreations3115]

Thanks for sharing I'm all about diy products and this has caught my interest!

[@lovecharlie26]

I love your personality so much and I'm really into DIY and this was so freaking helpful. My hair gets ridiculously knotted and this helps me on my natural hair journey a lot.

[@CurlyProverbz]

+Christina Helber Awesome honey... i know the struggle... been also enjoying treseme conditioner lately as well as a tangle teezer...

[@septinawillis31]

I have super tangled hair with dread locks...I hope your recipes will help me..Thanks for sharing..

[@nicolek8971]

This is cool thanks!You have a cute personalty

[@CurlyProverbz]

Alex Lock thanks Hun x

[@KrystalDanyale]

Love the video!!! Can you add measurements please and thank you!!

[@frenchiegirlintheusa]

I just made some marshmallow root and slippery elm for the first time I add coconut oil and tea tree.

[@CurlyProverbz]

frenchie girl in the usa awesome! Did it do well with your hair? X

[@frenchiegirlintheusa]

Yes it did

[@frenchiegirlintheusa]

I added the marshmallow and slippery elm with a conditioner that had no slip at all. Shook the conditioner and I was able to finger detangled my hair. Normally it which would take me 20 minutes and it was a nightmare. Having the two mix with the conditioner it took me 5 minutes. I am absolutely shocked. My daughter's hair is thick, long and curly it takes her 30-60 minutes to detangle her hair. When I added the concoction with her conditioner it took her 30 minutes to detangle her hair. I am amazed by the results and it's all natural.

[@CurlyProverbz]

frenchie girl in the usa amaaaaaazzzing!

[@morgank98]

@@frenchiegirlintheusa what ratios did you use when boiling the mixture?

[@debrasmith5325]

Video came just in time I washed my hair last night and tried the aloe, olive oil perfect I was able to get tangles out without breaking my hair!!

[@caribbeankpoplover]

Can't wait to try the marshmallow root mixture and your hair growth oil! I realize my hair's been at the same length for awhile and is starting to look unhealthy so I hope these work

[@103afs]

I missed the link where you bought the products on Amazon. Thanks. Love your videos. I am really getting into the ayruvedic receipes. I have thinning hair on top and the sides that I want to regenerate growth. Thanks again for sharing your ideas.

[@vanessa31966]

Can you do a video on all the remedies you have an still use from the time you first filmed them?

[@ashercreatives7112]

Have you ever tried using old panty hose? When I used to make flaxseed gel, it worked like charm!

[@CurlyProverbz]

+NaijaCurlsImara Yeah actually they so work really well.

[@Renee11123]

Great idea!

[@ednasimwinga9772]

I used to use cheap ones.

[@lidalida9017]

Yes! As soon as she said cheese grater, I knew I was going to use a knee high stocking : )

[@heyyy7089]

Schlida Young LMAO same

[@Habeshaani]

you are my tangle twin. thank you for this I am going to try them all

[@CurlyProverbz]

+Habeshaani Awesome. How did you get on? xox

[@MyHairMyHobby]

I really appreciated this video! Thank you for sharing, I will be adding aloe vera juice to my regimen for sure

[@thankfulandgrateful5129]

Great and very informative video, with the remaining slippery elm and marshmallow root mix, do you store that in the fridge?

[@donisharailback6488]

Hi I ordered marshmallow root thru Amazon and some reason they sent a marshmallow root powder. I guess I should pay better attention to that. But does it have the same affect?

[@natashan8656]

yes

[@dominique4432]

It's so unfortunate that my hair does not seem to like marshmallow root and some other leaf extract ingredients. But I definitely want to try boiling the slippery elm

[@abenaemelia9942]

nice one but pls oo can i mix flaxseed gel and conditioner like how you mix the marshmallpw. i know you do not use flaxseedgel but i just want to know because i cant get the marshmallow

[@iamvangi4568]

Would you have to refrigerate the marshmallow root mixture?

[@annwaithira7142]

Am here 2024🎉🎉 thenks for this educative video.

[@bezeebee]

Hi CP, I love this video, thank you for making it for us curlies. What would also be really helpful for us in our journey is an answer to this question that has been asked numerous times; I too would like to know how much marshmallow root to the 1 cup of water did you use? Even if it was eyeballed, an estimate is always welcomed.

[@FOFGlobal]

She says she used about 3-4 tbsp of the marshmallow root, and 2 tbsp of the slippery elm. :)

[@julianacheatem3394]

You need your own store and I will be your first customer. Please! I am about to do a 30 day all natural health journey including hair, skin and nails tell me how to send before and after pictures.

[@yvonnebrown5145]

I have my ingredients and will make mine tonight!!! Thank you Curly Proverbz!!!!

[@Paige992]

I am a new subscriber and I did not know that marshmallow had such slip to it. Questions: 1. How long will a bottle last before spoiling, please? 2. Is there any natural preservative that you would recommend, please? I would like to make sufficient to last me for more than one use. Thanks so much

[@nancyeliezer7721]

Do we have to use these remedies before shampoo or after? Do we have to store it in Fridge for future use? Can we use it daily?

[@Adonya]

Because they are natural (and DIY), you can use them every day. (Definitely store in the fridge.) Also, if you do not like Olive Oil, try Avocado. I absolutely LOVE it and find it superior to other oils! Ciao!

[@glamourouscomaxx]

Thanks for this! it's my first time viewing a video on your channel and I really feel like I've learned something!

[@CurlyProverbz]

+glamourouscomaxx Thanks honey sorry I am so late replying :(( x

[@glamourouscomaxx]

Curly Proverbz no worries hun - I wasn't expecting one so thank you :) xxx

[@pianogurls2]

Simmering for 15 minutes is the ticket😍I make flax seed gel for years. Great For hair☺️ This is the first month I’m going to try the marshmallow root & slippery elm Detangler😳Wish me LUCK🙏🏽😂😂😂

[@katyarnold6757]

Hello, Curly Proverbsz I just subscribe to your channel. I love 💕 all these detanglers. Thanks for posting.

[@BRONWYNSVN]

Hello & thank you for sharing with us. What were the essential oils for #2?

[@sabrinagiles6311]

Hello, how long do I allow the Marshmello root to sit before straining it through a stocking? I might've waited too long and, straining it...... can you say difficult.

[@TruKnown]

Ook I love it! Now do you sale any of those product?

[@BeeJesusee]

Hey Curly Proverbz, thanks for the hair knowledged and blessings! More blessings to you☺💆‍♂️💆‍♂️💆‍♂️

[@tanyamhami]

Girl I'm obsessed with your channel! Keep it going!!!! #HairExcellence

[@Flyonthewall101yes]

Thank you so much for the education of all the natural products I could use in my hair !!!! Could I mix henna with my deep conditioner to straighten my hair?? If so what is the right recipe and how to apply Thank you and keep up the great work!! You and your 👪 stay safe!

[@maryamzrk945]

Yummmmmmy curlz🤗😊🤗 stay BLESSED, dear!🌺

[@NubianGem1]

I tried the marshmallow root and slippery added to the MIELLE Rosemary Mint Strengthening Hair Mask which has NO SLIP so detangling is a nightmare! It was better but not great, so in the bin for that mask as it’s not worth the effort.

[@magneticteez1874]

Hi, love the video. Can I use a aloe vera gel and Argan oil mix for detangling? Sound good?

[@natasciacalistri]

@Curly ProverbzHi! I have 3a fine low porosity curly hair. Which of this recipes is suitable in my case?

[@Mai-sx3yf]

Yes

[@getyourlife1366]

I just love your videos so informative.

[@theslayologist]

Wow...I'm loving your 'SQUAD'!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Haha gurrrl it's the truth X

[@ladyewo6778]

I love all of your natural and DIY information. I use so many of your recommendations. I'll definitely have to try a couple of these.

[@malikahunte5320]

You are so my fave!! Love your videos.

[@CurlyProverbz]

Aww thank you my love... So flattered x

[@Snowlily01]

Is there an alternative for slippery elm? Can I use flax seeds or psyllium husk?

[@yvettebrown8196]

Thanks for great detangling tips/products ✌🏾✌🏾

[@dejahmyers1406]

How long is the shelf life

[@candyluna2929]

Love your content and your accent is a plus. God bless

[@mortalwombat78]

i subscribed even though i have super kinky hair. my favourite channel so far..go team uk😊😊

[@CurlyProverbz]

Hey love thank youuu!! Welcome to my channel ❤️💋

[@TheDoctracie2]

You have GORGEOUS hair!!! Thank you for doing these recipes. How do you store the detanglers? In the fridge? How long do they last before going bad? Also, will these work on fair skinned girls such as myself ;-) Thank you, Beautiful!

[@MayaArielH]

These all look amazing and I cant wait to try them!

[@CurlyProverbz]

So good. My hair has been loving these!

[@RissaDenise]

Your channel makes me wish I could be a curl next door lol I love how informative your suggestions always are!

[@RissaDenise]

I live in Texas and have chemically dyed hair that I'm looking to convert back to a natural state and a lot of the tips you have provided are lifesavers!

[@CurlyProverbz]

+Rissa Denise hey love thank you! I so appreciate you taking the time to comment! Glad the videos are helpful xxx

[@meaganbrown5012]

Hi, don’t don’t see the link to buy the ingredients. Can you post or send it to me, please. Luv your channel and all your amazing tips! Thank you

[@FOFGlobal]

You can get the ingredients on Amazon or I'm told in some Whole Food stores.

[@donisharailback6488]

The powder marshmallow root and slippery elm looked the same I just didn't have to strain it. Of course it doesn't have those bits and pieces in the powder. I just don't know if the powder is as effective.

[@debrasmith5325]

When you use ACV are you using ACV with the mother in it ? Or plan ACV?

[@hollyrose-farquharson9118]

This video is so informative and super helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make it.

[@antoinette426]

Great recipes I have already tried one w/marshmallow root,slippery elm and olive oil...love it. My question is do u have to store any in refrigerator especially the ones with aloe Vera juice. Again thanks for the recipes

[@CurlyProverbz]

+antoinette426 Sorry I took so long to respond. I would recommend storing in the refridgerator x

[@Iamnotoriouslynatural]

Will you post links to where you get your products for these mixtures please? I know this is an older video but I am trying DIY detanglers and leave-ins. Be blessed!!

[@FOFGlobal]

Hi Tracy try Amazon or Whole Food store if you have one locally.

[@KellyEUTAH]

The links to the slippery elm and marshmallow root are not there. 😞

[@i3abikay]

ComitTheNoob thank you I thought I heard wrong...

[@talia7219]

I was just looking for them as well!

[@MandiiNicole]

Where’d you get your marshmallow root from? Didn’t see the link below.

[@Silkyslim48]

Just came across your channel and saw this video...great video! I have a bag of marshmallow/slippery elm now I know how to mix. Thank you for this tutorial. Just subbed.

[@CurlyProverbz]

Hey love so glad I could help! Thanks for subbing! Much appreciated! 😘💚

[@JaiProdz]

I totally need to invest in aloe vera juice! I love, love, LOVE DIY hair treatments!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Aloe juice is sooooo good. Def get some 😊

[@simplebeautyxox]

Where do you buy the marshmallow root and slipper elm? I would love to try! Thanks for the tips!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Ooo sorry I meant to put links in the description box will do so today and let you know when I do x

[@milakibibi8312]

Nice! I will be trying. TFS❤️

[@lilliansummers6628]

I love your videos. I would like for you to explain step by step how to use the products that you combine together when you talk about the Henna tea treatment, do you rise it out or leave it in? What is the next step after that? Deep condition? Can I blow dry after that? I will be a first time user of Henna tea treatment. How often can I use the Henna tea treatment? Can I add Indigo to the Henna tea treatment? Thank you in advance.

[@CurlyProverbz]

Thanks will think on how to do a video or series on that x

[@goodwill2607]

I love this video! it's very informative! hey in the beginning of the video you mentioned that marshmallow roots can affect blood sugar levels, what can be used as a substitute? Would using slippery elm alone give the same result?

[@brianamichelle7808]

KC O Its only an issue if you eat it. Or drink the tea. Spraying it on your hair wont affect your blood sugar levels.