Ancient Hawaiian Hair Growth Secrets | World HAIRitage ep 2

[@natrlchallenge]

Diet has a lot to do with hair health. Fresh air,fresh food 😋

[@priscillablount6862]

A lot of water

[@leticiabrewu3633]

@@priscillablount6862 I think about diet first before products

[@leticiabrewu3633]

@@christineknight7299 acquire remember way back when i was having relaxed hair .i spent all my money on products.and nothing works for me. Since i move to natural hair oh my God products free my hair grew like grass.i check my diet very well, no depression, what is products. I don't believe in them

[@Giggles50]

Exactly 🙌

[@user-od5us6er4k]

Seriously? Taro

[@Giggles50]

Eat your fruits and veggies and bun up your hair. Add a piece of hair if it’s hard to bun it or a loose braid. Less manipulation and a great deep conditioner will lead to longer hair. Stop believing your hair doesn’t grow.

[@Jam-dp1vb]

And also move your bun around! Id always put a high bun because it was easy and I didn’t know how to do my hair. It got really long, but i had breakage and uneven growth, so it went from down my back to a bob 😔. My hairstylist said it was from having my bun in the same spot. Move it around. Side bun, low bun wherever. Also don’t have it too tight!

[@taz9234]

So true and thank you for the encouragement.

[@shanika8]

Thank you so much everything about the comment was helpful and fruits are very important for the bodys health too

[@Giggles50]

@@Jam-dp1vb Yes very true or use braids or twists. Use whatever works for your hair.

[@Giggles50]

@@shanika8 My pleasure! I love these topics and I want people to be happy healthy and reach their hair goals too. ❤️

[@velvet123]

My hair flourishes just being in Hawaii. The vibe, the sun, humidity and the beach there help my hair a lot.

[@miameow4833]

Think their water is softer than in many parts of US.

[@inthemindofny1100]

@@miameow4833 I tell ppl a lot to get a shower head filter bc of how hard the water is in the states. Made a big difference in my hair and skin

[@CinemaDoll137]

Pacific Islander, Native American, and Asian/Indian cultures are probably some of my favorite cultures to learn about especially their beauty secrets, music, food, and dances. Thank for covering them!! Edit: some of yall are weird. I say Asian/Indian because I'm very interested in their culture but even more so than what many only think of when it comes to Asian culture which is East Asian culture. I wanted to include Indian to highlight my interest.

[@CinemaDoll137]

@@Rainwater2354 Yes. Some people forget that they are so I put "Asian/Indian".

[@ishitagupta5959]

@@Rainwater2354 man y'all wound me. I'm Indian. And India is a COUNTRY in the CONTINENT of Asia. Asia has MANY countries in it.

[@destinyvicario5662]

Yes awww 😊 love to hear I’m half white and indian 😁

[@CinemaDoll137]

@@Rainwater2354 lmao wow

[@CinemaDoll137]

@@Rainwater2354 all good. Thank you for apologizing :).

[@truthserum1271]

Sis! You are putting in the work with your research. The Hawaiian islands are breathtakingly Beautiful. I went to Kauai for my honeymoon 27 years ago. My memories lasted longer than the marriage 😉😜

[@nizapizza2571]

😂😂

[@jitalyj-feelingit1008]

Haha

[@FifteenSweetlily]

27 years ago? Girl you look like you're 27!

[@vpoetic]

I wasn't expecting that last sentence...Lol!

[@NomfundoV8]

😂😂😂

[@Moony-m13]

When watching these types of videos we have to remember that many of them never use heat tools, never bleach or color their hair and never cut it or cut it rarely, that is the main reason why their hair is so healthy

[@Marcustheseer]

i dyed my hair a fuw times in the past but i dont do that annymore,if i want the best healthiesr hair then i shouldnt dye it,also learn to be proud of the naturel color you have.

[@Moony-m13]

@@Marcustheseer You are totally right, I used do dye my hair and it was really unhealthy...but now I learned to appreciate my natural hair color (charcoal brown) and texture (wavy ) I really love it! The best hair is healthy hair!

[@laneyb8911]

There was a period of time actually when ironing your hair (with a clothes iron since they didn't have regular flat irons) was a thing. My grandma used to do it and said all the girls in high school did it for years. Wasn't until the late 90s girls started wearing their hair a bit more natural which was a trend started in Oahu she said. She was born and raised on the big island btw. In her high school year books, every single girl had straightened hair. My grandma said they used to borrow the the iron and iron board from the cleaning closet if someone was running late and do it at school lol.

[@Marcustheseer]

@@laneyb8911 they realy did that :O doesnt that burn youre hair?

[@mommysina]

Nice video. I like your length retention theory. I'm gonna use that instead of calling myself lazy. I've always put my hair up in a bun because 1.) I was too lazy to brush it and 2.) it's hot over here in Hawaii! When I was younger, I noticed that women would start putting their long hair in buns after they had their first baby (and I did the same thing). You never knew how much work it is to take care of your hair until you have a baby. I remember the first time my baby saw my hair down and she was so excited about it (she thought it was a toy and wanted to pull it). She didn't even know I had hair. LOL! And yes, taro is everything. We eat it from the time we are babies, not realizing the health benefits. It's just part of life. I never really liked papaya either, but when I sprinkle some lemon juice or li hing mui powder on it, that's a game changer!

[@cierrareynolds9616]

You sprinkle li hing Mui on your hair ?

[@missjaxson7906]

Imma tell my mom to check these out for me and I'm Samoan and black

[@forebidden]

cool mix! ❤️

[@anisiahampton480]

samo-niggas 🤘🏾🔥💕

[@natashathomas3743]

Like The Rock

[@nardoszg]

WHEN you do The ETHIOPIAN, could you add eritrean hair as well? I know they are alike, but no one seem to care about ERITREA😢❤️❤️🤷🏾‍♀️

[@asmerasmith3724]

I care ✨💛✊🏾🙌🏾🌙💞🙏🏾

[@forebidden]

yes!! i think the title should be ethiopian and eritrean hair care secrets

[@FNFIHOCTW]

I care! Love from America! You are loved and many people know of the plight of the Eritreans, may God bless you and bring peace and prosperity to your country.

[@nardoszg]

@@FNFIHOCTW AMEN!! Thank you☺️

[@vpoetic]

I care! I love learning about Eritrea culture and history.

[@user-vp8oz1pj9c]

Mexican-American: Rice and beans as a staple diet...equals Major protein intake. It's a consistent intake that keeps their hair growing fast and like even when they chop it all off as rebellious teens, it grows back super fast. It's because before they leave the nest, they've had years and years of eating high protein meals and consistently.

[@robinredondo9427]

Your hair is absolutely gorgeous!

[@chezamoonangelaiemma497]

Papaya is good mix with milk, banana, and ice is good. My mom is Haitian and my dad is Nicaragua and both love papaya, try it. Love your video 😍 you are so beautiful ❤️

[@DJ-el3ry]

🇭🇹 here

[@chezamoonangelaiemma497]

@@DJ-el3ry Hi 🤗

[@12_S.A-N]

In Haïti we use Hibiscus for your hair too

[@rashidawilkinson]

Honestly, I would love for you to cover the Caribbean. I’m from there but currently live in America, and since recently combing my locs out, I’ve been experimenting with plants and herbs I grew up with but no one ever used unless it was for tea. Currently making and perfecting an aloe vera and coconut water hair mist

[@dearinsomniadontletthebedb9237]

Oooh im from the Carobbean too and id love to see what she comes up with!🤗

[@forebidden]

im african and would love to see carribean hair care tips 🥰 love carribean people ❤️❤️❤️

[@dearinsomniadontletthebedb9237]

@@forebidden i love african people😍😋😋

[@DeeDiamond2981]

🇹🇹 I love aloe..in my hair..

[@dearinsomniadontletthebedb9237]

@@DeeDiamond2981 i heard about using ratchet, hibiscus and okro never tried them tho🤷🏽‍♀️🇹🇹🇹🇹

[@illuminatiilluminati7344]

BEAUTIFUL BLACK QUEEN.

[@lita6313]

I use hibiscus oil,3-4×s a week with great results

[@antionetteskrine82]

So does your hair grow long

[@israel-leemchayle6286]

I see hibiscus flower in Jamaica too

[@DVines-sz4nn]

It is regular castor oil for me! I use it for everything. I deep condition with it and I also mix it into my argan oil cremes and lotions that I make. Everyone has to experiment for themselves! My hair appreciates low maintenance styles and less manipulation so I do very little to it. I agree about the bun and hibiscus too! 🙋

[@cocoaorange1]

I also like grape seed oil and peppermint oil. Although my hair smells like Grape Kool Aid and a peppermint candy. Nice smells.

[@limeapod]

I cannot wait for you to do the Caribbean!! You mentioned taro, we call it "eddoes" here and I looooove it! Thanks for another great video hun😃

[@lacuzy31]

And we igbos( Nigerians) call it ede

[@Sekannii]

@@lacuzy31 Yeah, but it's not edible raw right?

[@unknowngirlul2344]

Do you guys use Moringa in the Caribbean?

[@limeapod]

@@unknowngirlul2344 absolutely!

[@Susan_Brandy]

@@lacuzy31 that’s true. I was going to write it then I saw your comment 😁

[@Lovingme224]

I wanna see a Mexican video I shop a Mexican grocery store very often buying products let’s see what they do to their hair thank you for sharing I’m gonna try the papaya

[@Linkx16]

Papaya shakes is the ideal way to get it down 🤤 add mangoes if you have them

[@nigelsmart7187]

Another winner Energi, what's funny is that I actually live on the Big Island so some of this stuff is literally in my backyard.

[@giftedintrovert]

I'm jelly

[@moreswahilinaps6521]

Gorgeous as always! i'm literally drinking hibiscus and fennel tea as I watch this.Thank you!

[@yogigoyi]

Does hibiscus make you tired? How many cups do you drink per day.i still have some left but I read it's best to take it at night.

[@brandypriest5564]

I like hibiscus and a cinnamon stick

[@henzcarltupas328henzcarltu2]

Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders are very concious of taking care of their hair, but we'll they'll don't use chemicals and proud natural of using what's around them

[@henzcarltupas328henzcarltu2]

Hi 👋 new viewer from 🇵🇭

[@ElegantPaws01]

Great tips. Your hair is flourishing. Love Hawaii particularly kauai . Would love to know Eritrean hair secrets. Congrats on 48k subs.

[@lavonhickonbottom6807]

Hey I love your channel about natural hair around the world you should do one about Mexico natural hair Secrets

[@ketsia85]

Can you made a book with all natural recipes and ingredients of all of those places from the African continent, Asia, the Pacific, America North and South ( the native culture) will be great to have all of that knowledge in a book that I could go back to anytime, to try myself at home to see what work for me. It is also a great way to be in touch with nature as much as possible, especially when I trying to go Nature with the big N and in touch with cultural beliefs that are quite similar between each other.

[@ketsia85]

Also I like the respect that you have for all the cultures when you explain how they do things and the links. Great Job

[@ah5721]

I would love a book on these !

[@BLack_N8TIVE]

I’m mixed with native Hawaiian 🌺 aloha 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🦋🦋

[@sassys1240]

I want to thank you if you're uploading your old hair videos again. I loved watching this again as a reminder. 💛

[@goodenergi]

i would but they’re deleted ☺️

[@sassys1240]

@@goodenergi awwwww man. Anyway, thanks for the memories.

[@thelovedoneinternational3213]

@@goodenergi May I ask you what the hair moisturizing / styling routine was that you posted years a go? I think it was: Rosewater, an oil, cream and then Aloë vera gel. Am I right? Can't find the video anymore. And your Instagram and Etsy shop aren't available anymore. Is your hair E- Book still available? Love to hear from you.

[@raynn9282]

Thank you Energi!! Will definitely check these out!

[@wildlovelyone]

Energi, I didn't like papaya at all either, until I tried it in Hawai'i. The taste of Papayas in Hawai'i is delicious. 💗

[@lvncsr6166]

So good to see you doing hair vids again:) I would like to request a hair video on what the Native American Indians used to grow their hair. TFS

[@osiris8519]

Let it grow, let it grow...can't hold it back anymore 🧚🏽‍♀️🎶

[@tammysummers5892]

Paul Mitchell makes an Awapui shampoo and conditioner and I love it! Smells great. I think Awapui is a native flower from Hawaii. Great video 💜

[@Sungoddessz]

I love Hawaii. I went to Maui in December & it’s so nice

[@goodenergi]

maui is my fav islllaannndd

[@xxEmmeline.Laurier]

I especially love using hibiscus in my DIYs because it gives such a beautiful reddish-pink colour

[@cyntstrada979]

Great vid, i feel at this point genetics plays a big role in our body

[@VeganNita]

Your hair is fire in this vid 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Aloha Energii

[@paulacunningham7956]

Loving your curls .your hair has grown so much love it.

[@mythings5380]

I’m from maui! Loved this video🥰🥰

[@goodenergi]

uhhh maui is my fav island 😭

[@mythings5380]

@@goodenergi Awhh I’m glad you love it here🥺❤️

[@rhyndawatson4173]

These are all great tips but genetics play a big part in their hair growth, Hawaii is a beautiful place, can't wait to visit again

[@juszfine]

I was looking all over the tube for this!!! Thank you 🙌🏽

[@goodenergi]

lol!! glad i brought it back then!

[@leesa_lahui]

I'm Native Hawaiian ( kanaka maoli 🔺️) & Black and I totally agree. Especially the kukui nut oil 😊, always had my hair super thick and long.

[@BLack_N8TIVE]

Same here sis but I’m also part Chinese

[@monique6ify]

Yes. I clicked this video because I was hoping to see what you've done with your hair its beautiful yes so hydrated. Please do an update.

[@riricarter8050]

I don’t like papaya either it smells like a poppy diaper to me. Its so nutritious so I cut it up and freeze it and put a bit in my daily smoothies.

[@zvezdoblyat]

I hate papaya too but if I start eating it I can’t stop 😂 it doesn’t even taste good though idk

[@riricarter8050]

@@zvezdoblyat lololol

[@riricarter8050]

@@zvezdoblyat it’s super nutritious so maybe your body makes you eat it.

[@brandypriest5564]

Try squeezing lime on it. I never liked it until I tried it with lime.

[@zvezdoblyat]

@@brandypriest5564 thanks for the tip 😃

[@raevynchisolm7817]

This is giving me Moana vibes!🤩

[@lite403]

make papaya in a smoothie n add a lil bit of vanilla, might like the taste better in that form.

[@Arandomwoman]

Thank you so much for this information and for effort you've given. I hope you continue to be safe and well during your travels.

[@arii3648]

energi is such a beautiful name!

[@BonnieCreoleSpirit]

Great video again! I used to use the brand of hair products called Paul Brown of Hawaii. It has Kukui oil as a main ingredient and my hair loved it. Sadly, it’s a small brand and became too difficult to find on the mainland. I’m going to look for some pure kukui oil and use it. (Should have done that long ago, duh LOL!) Your hair is thriving ...it looks gorgeous 🙌🏽💛

[@frannymeh]

Wait, wait, wait... That flower is growing in front of my front yard (verandah). I literally go outside and pick one. I never knew - I just thought they were pretty flowers 😳😲 thank you for the videos about hair I'll be subscribing. 😊 Edit: so I just wanted to mention that I live on Waibene (Thursday island)in the Torres Straits, my house Is literally next to the sea and there's a coconut tree in my front yard. Here in the Torres Straits we make our traditional 100% coconut oil. Also love your videos

[@anissadavis2011]

Great tips & great video. You're a natural at these kind of videos. I'm going to try the oils & hibiscus.

[@pookasmall4847]

You're hair is looking great! And thank you for this info! It's soooo helpful. 😊👍

[@gowithrochelle3695]

Good Morning Energi or Evening ...Wow another great VIDEO; full of GREAT KNOWLEDGE AND CONTENT ✨💕🌍💕✨

[@susanforeman8168]

Here’s my tip: you don’t want butt-length hair. When I was younger I wasn’t allowed to cut my hair, so it grew down to my thighs. I hated it. It was always frizzy no matter what I did, the ends were dead for at least 1/4 length of the hair, it was a pain in the butt to do anything with it, I can’t remember a single day I thought it looked good, it always got caught in things, things got stuck in it all the time, and if I didn’t put my head down on my desk all the time at school and lay down most of the time at home the sheer weight of my hair gave me constant headaches. I hated it so much that the second I had the chance I cut it as short as I could, and kept it that way for a while even though that didn’t look good either, just because I thought my hair would be like it was when it was super long if I grew it out again. I ended up growing it out because I became homeless and couldn’t get haircuts for like 3 years. Now it’s down to my mid-back, and I like it at this length much better than when it was super long or super short. I’d never want super long hair again, and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone

[@stellarose9758]

you had dead ends because you didn’t get regular trims?

[@lorinal5544]

You have to love taking care of your hair and your hair will go in the way you want. Now its so much products and hair dryers that will make it much easier of doing our hair.

[@aaliyah9745]

even if i had waist length hair it wuld shrink t my back lol

[@brightart4628]

oh Susan, sending lots of love to you. Hope you are finding yourself now. Virtual hugs from Russia

[@asiaticoasis]

Girl shut up

[@Leah_Tewari]

You did a great job on this video. 🌺

[@STP255]

Great video! Love your spirit, your hair, your beauty, and your name!!!! Keep up the videos!

[@Ztovall27]

Thank you so much for this video. Btw you are absolutely gorgeous.

[@transformingenergy5130]

Your hair is beautiful. My family is from Samoa

[@grettalemabouchou6779]

Oils are critical ladies....When I was in Kauai I saw the dancers and I was hooked on the long hair look. It's three ft long now and I do recommend the less products the better.....use the oil gingerly though and keep an eye on the ends (splitting) fresh wholesome foods and good thoughts 💕 I use Vitamin E directly on my hair but again as needed....lightly at first it is the closest to your sebum....only not on the roots. Yes I agree....protected and away.🌷

[@WA-pd2cc]

You gave such new points

[@LivingLifeLimitLESLY]

Very interesting information. Thank you for a fun episode !

[@TracyD2]

I love macadamia nuts. I eat too many of them. They’re highly caloric.

[@AfriPrincess411]

I love this series

[@tabithatouray]

God Bless you and Family My Darling, I love what you are saying I am in my 60s I have grey hair and hibiscus 🌺 will stain my grey hair

[@Nutellix]

My skin is super pale and my lips always have that blue/purple shade. My hair is coming out too when I brush it. I don't understand because I think I'm getting all my vitamins ? Anyways, I'm going to the doctor tomorrow, hopefully he can tell me what's going on

[@ah5721]

Hope the dr found out if it's iron,heart or poor circulation. My friend had heart problems and she had blue lips and nails

[@TaashaUmad]

Could you please cover Maltese heritage in one of your videos. That would be spectacular! 🇲🇹✨

[@halimahashi3884]

Please could you do a native American and Chinese secret thanks.

[@wandamajette5000]

I absolutely LOVED HAWAII.

[@genehughes4022]

I dont like eating papayas but it taste good blended with little water and sugar is my fave, so yummy

[@MzCynt08]

I enjoy your videos. This is another great one!💜

[@cochettaxo7202]

I’m in Hawaii now and my 4b/4c hair is dry and straw like from going back and forth to the beach and pool. Thanks so much I’m gonna try ALL of these

[@Fehren_Hi]

Oils will definitely help.. I used to work on a dolphin snorkeling boat and the salt water did to damage... what helps is coconut and kukui nut oil, apply and brush throughly in hair before entering the ocean. Throughout the day, I spray my hair with watered down conditioner to keep hair hydrated.. I avoid the pool at all cost. The chlorine is waaay damaging than the salt and minerals from the ocean. I hope this works. Aloha💕

[@cochettaxo7202]

@@Fehren_Hi thanks so much for the tips. I’ll definitely try to brush some oil in before getting in the ocean and the conditioning spray throughout the day. I addicted to the pool so ill be sure to stop acting like mermaid and bun it up. Aloha 🤙🏿

[@monique6ify]

Your hair looks so beautiful. I wished we knew what you used. I wasn't sure if you just washed it if its wet? It looks so hydrated.

[@serenityeverett2002]

Thank you omg finna try these. 💗💗💗💗

[@kinghill500]

Love your videos 🤗🤗

[@peepla7]

I love when you wear your hair down!

[@saraboushehri6731]

Could you do Arabic and Persian hair? I'm Persian and I really need help with my hair lol. Also I never see any representation for us!

[@omggiiirl2077]

If you don't like papaya,try eating it green, as a vegetable in a salad. Thais have a lovely recipe!

[@kathleenharris8824]

Great video! I actually have some kukui oil! Now, I will use it on my scalp and hair.

[@priscillablount6862]

I like the Africans who use Chebe powder and Henna.

[@JameeWoodard]

Papaya? I can’t. I can do the macadamia nuts. Thank you for the video

[@tayamay197]

I love papaya 💛💛💛😋

[@forebidden]

same, but everyone seems to hate it lol 😅

[@nafisatsuleiman4628]

Iv missed you sooooo much💕💕💕

[@faithtran5509]

My hair is long and thick and I have waves

[@bloolisticsparkle173]

“Dasheen”is what we call “Tero” in Trinidad

[@rayannphillip931]

Yup! Same in Grenada.

[@CeceLove08]

this info is soo great! i have to check out the kukui oil or however you spell it hahahaha

[@lizadunn937]

Nice job! Thanks for this information.

[@pokesauceboss7977]

This is a cool video, are you making it into a series

[@AllAboutFoodFirst]

I’m looking forward for Ethiopia lol my Son in law is Ethiopian and all my grandkids took after him they all have beautiful thick curly hair 4 girls and 1 boy 😊

[@newnewyorkcity7180]

You must be from 🇨🇬 Congo! I noticed that you look different from some other American women!

[@Anne-marie885]

Thank you

[@Marcustheseer]

i learned a fuw new things here that wil help so thx for showing,its also funny you mension machadamiun nuts because tulsi who ran for president was always talking about her hawaiin nut recepy. what i also learned and this is a less populer thing but do not wash youre hair with shampoo some people can wash it only with water but with allot of people its gets to greasie so do it with a shampoo that doesnt strip the naturel grease away or wash with a soap bar. when you do this the naturel oils that stay on youre hair and scalp protect the hair and a nice benifit is you dont need gell or products to keep youre hair in place,the naturel oils keep youre hair in its style.

[@GeeBee212]

Hawaii is beautiful. I can't wait to return. What I've noticed is that we can most certainly care for our hair so that we retain optimal growth but hair length is very much hereditary. I am mixed African, European and Native American and the women in my family all have long hair, whether we take care of it or not. Black people no matter where they are from in the diaspora can grow their hair longer than most people might think but realistically it may never get to the length of a Hawaiian's who are genetically predisposed for the hair length that many of them have.

[@kathymichel8893]

Can you link the research behind your claim?

[@kathymichel8893]

You should look up indigenous strandz.

[@GeeBee212]

@@kathymichel8893 Of course I can. So can you. It's called Genetics 101.

[@dvckbby]

@@GeeBee212 ur claims are generalizations because i have seen many black women and even men with hair past butt length. i have also seen native american/ asian/ european ppl with thin hair or limp hair. not every person from a race is the same. genetics are dependent on the individual not a race especially when it comes to hair. do you know that hair is literally dead cells? i think you should do a little more research because in Africa, the women have long loose wave/ kinky hair. or are you talking about black americans??

[@GeeBee212]

@@dvckbby Late to the party but I'll respond anyway. I have done the research B.S/MPA. Genetics drives phenotypes. Your DNA will determine your hair color, texture and length to a certain degree just as much as it determines your height weight and skin color. I stand by my original statement. It is not impossible for people of African descent whether they are from the Americas, the Continent or the Caribbean to grow long hair but most won't grow hair as long as most Hawaiians. People 500 years removed from the African continent still came from the same ancestors so don't be obtuse. However, Polynesian dna (kanaka kiwi, kanaka maoli and Hawai'i maoli in particular) are predisposed to that particular trait. It doesn't make long hair better than short or short better than long. I've traveled the continent and until recently hair length wasn't a big concern. Girls regularly shaved their heads for schools. In some areas it is still required. we have our own beauty standards and we should re-embrace them.

[@naturalblack6640]

Hey coming up on the 3 yr mark ain't u. I keep up. Cause I'm exactly a yr behind u. Keep it up

[@assafi7724]

Thank u for ur tips!!

[@sentientbeingslove]

Indian hair secrets please!!

[@EdwardSmart]

Good advice!

[@kiikiinpiink]

Love your hair

[@refilwemolokomme9296]

I'm African so I'm worried that my continent does have macadamia nuts and kukui nuts when I found them I will let you know thanks 🙏 God bless you 💞

[@goodenergi]

let me know :)

[@makia2740]

Aloha Energi! I'm curious to know where you lived in Hawaii. I feel like we've met before, perhaps maybe even in our past lives lol. New subscriber here! Love your content and showing your introverted travel lifestyle. Take care, Makia from Hawaii

[@goodenergi]

I’ve lived on big island maui and oahu :)

[@piscesmoon4467]

Awesome 👏 video thank u 👍🏼