How to grow long hair mad fast - 5 Essentials when starting out

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I always get asked where do I start with building a regimen this video is my answer. I think every successful hair journey includes the following -
Herbs, oils, nutrition, deep conditioners and gentle detangling.
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[@tee-kc2zf]

I used to watch your videos and think 'this is too much, I'm not doing all of this' meanwhile you're cutting and regrowing hair faster than I can blink and I'm over it, I say! I've been following your recommendations for almost 2 months now and my hair has grown at least 2 inches. I got my hair straightened recently and my hair dresser thinks I've been cheating on her with another stylist. She even said that I didn't need my ends clipped. WHAT?! I haven't heard that from her in over 5 years! The dedication and willingness to share your knowledge is amazing. Thank you!

[@hidda9604]

Hy lady tea mind sharing what you have been doing to grow fast

[@gaudycouturist4856]

Hilarious 😆😆😆 She put in the work! Awesome results! Was the same way...all I know is my hair is the healthiest it's ever been

[@shellyreynolds8948]

Yes its very true once you begin to deep condition after each shampoo. You're going to see an tremendous difference in the overall health of your hair.

[@CurlyProverbz]

Thanks that was definitely my experience

[@shellyreynolds8948]

@@CurlyProverbz No thank you, I wasn't really focused on deep conditioning before hearing you talk about it. I figured as long as I conditioned my hair that's good enough.

[@shellyreynolds8948]

@@fashionistaxVx Its about 15 to 20 mins or less. I deep condition while in the shower. So I do a full body exfoliation with either a sugar, or salt scrub. Then a full body Oatmeal, and Honey treatment. Which is pretty much bathing with the soap I make. Then I shower with my actual soap, and once I'm done with that rinse out my deep conditioner. Which is also like a quick skin treatment after showering.

[@shellyreynolds8948]

@@fashionistaxVx 😊 Sure, and yes it really is a great way to combine hair, and skin care. A bit of a moment away for me. Its an entire mood honestly.

[@yoyomonique7483]

Does anyone just leave their conditioner from washing it all in there hair? I never rinse it out unless I'm going to straighten it

[@lbanks1164]

You don’t talk too much! That’s part of why I love your content so much. Some youtubers get straight to the point and you love them for that. Some youtubers are chatty and they make you feel like you’re besties! And you love them for that too. So chat on bestie!

[@stefaniecooper9242]

Great way to remind us to remain with the basics. Real gamer changers for my journey 1. DC’ing with a steamer weekly/refresher. 2. regular scalp massages with oil. 3. Henna and rhassoul clay treatments. 4. Consistent use of Liquid biotin and other vitamin and minerals. My chief goal is to never let my problem areas get too dried out. I see major setbacks when my regimen goes off track.

[@fadouam4194]

One of the most honest youtuber ever😍

[@CurlyProverbz]

Thanks love ❤️❤️

[@AndreasinGodshands]

I agree...she's so humble and genuine that's why she feels so relatable. I've used her suggested oils and I've seen thickness and growth for my entire head. I just want to share that black seed oil is a game changer for my tension alopecia on my edges (apply every day and spritz with water - edges have dormant follicles and supporting growth now! ). This helps more than the wildly suggested black Castrol oil. Black Castrol oil helps rest of my hair grow super thick and fast, however.

[@joleytexture]

My hair is growing like crazy with your recipes. Since I started learning about ayurveda science ,I'm impressed. Rice water, onion juice , essential oils,I didn't put a hand on the henna yet but the fenugreek is doing a good job. I think what's good is be consistent and keep using good stuff.

[@takemypainaway9517]

these Ayurveda recipes are SOOO confusing to me! i dont know where to start. i seen her videos but im still confused. what do you use?

[@IdorenyinIbanga_]

How do you use fenugreek ?

[@CurlyProverbz]

@@takemypainaway9517 Just grab a few of your fav powders and add a teaspoon or two to your fav deep conditioner or oil for infusing. Use consistently x

[@OhTHATSLc]

what does the henna do?

[@geerowr.6666]

My arsenal of hair care ingredients is growing now. I don’t have to purchase as many herbs as I did when I first got started. The only thing I need to pick up now is the msm. I had been having a bi weekly hair day, but since I live in a large city the debris in my hair is too much for me to handle. I was doing two twists. I now do a weekly hair day. Wash and deep condition and style. Then the next week I do an intense, pre poo, amla, henna mask, deep conditioner. Detangle, brush and style. This week I am going to do a rice water rinse and maybe some fenugreek powder. I ground up some seeds. I have been itching to use it. Curly no need to even mention the mommy body. You’re a beauty. Cause we mommies are cute however we roll. Be blessed ‼️‼️‼️

[@sassyrarebreed9914]

Hello, wow! You sound a lot like me and we have a lot in common hair wise with all the herbs. I do my hair twice a week. The only thing we do different is I don't do pre-poo or maybe we call it something else? I've been living holistic since 16 yo. I love Ayurvedic practices and all wonderful ingredients. I am herbalist, certified aromatherapist and I love incorporating all of that into not just hair care but every aspect of my health and beauty regimen. I do masks also every two weeks maybe 3 depending on how busy I am. I'm so glad to see so many people embracing it in America.

[@geerowr.6666]

SaSSy RareBreed Yesssss. How are you! I didn’t always pre poo, but my hair was brittle because the powders were drying my hair out. Once I started pre pooing, my hair stopped breaking. I have used the herbs since 2008. My hair and skin won’t tolerate any chemicals. I was traveling for work for awhile and kept my hair cut short. I am now growing my hair out and the herbs are so gentle and nurturing. I use the clays for my body and I make my own oils for my skin. I’m so glad you reached out‼️‼️ I’ll look for your screen name whenever Curly posts an update.

[@CurlyProverbz]

Love how disciplined and structured your routine is. Xo

[@geerowr.6666]

Curly Proverbz Said it before. But you are so inspiring for those of us who have struggled to find the right products for our hair. You, Sis do the research and encourage us to experiment 🧪. You are the only natural sis that I follow religiously. You empowered me. That’s no lie. I know it sounds like we’re members of the mutual admiration club and we are. You just don’t know how many us depend upon you to help us on our hair journey. 🙏 Thank You So Much. You are a truly a gift to the natural hair community. 💋

[@sassyrarebreed9914]

@@geerowr.6666 hi, I'm not sure if you ever thought about this or tried it but when you're using those powders to make our mask, have you tried using organic whole Leaf aloe vera powder? It depends on how much you're making. I believe the rule is 5% aloe vera powder per total grams of all the powders you're using in your mask. Hope I said that right. My hair is long, I have to-use at least 200g-250g when making a mask. I would use 2 and 1/2 teaspoons of aloe vera powder to my recipe . It adds so much moisture it's a game changer . You might want to think about that when you're making these masks give it a try . Let me know if you give it a try and how it works .

[@ShelitaRN]

oh my gosh! I was about to give up! there is just so much information, sooooo many products, I just didn't know where to start! I'm so grateful you took the time to do this video and then point out what would most important in each category! Thank you so much!

[@CurlyProverbz]

So glad to help babe. That’s what I am here for x

[@jazminrene]

I’m obsessed with your videos I’ve been binge watching them since I found your channel a week ago. I can’t wait to start my journey. THANK YOU😊❤️🙏🏾

[@Jo_Williams]

Thank you for the video, you don’t talk a lot prior to the “lesson” , keep doing what your doing. The ppl that don’t like it can just fast forward. My hair is flourishing because of you and now my mom has come to me to start her regimen.

[@terrijones1106]

I hardly ever comment but watching you over the years I gained so much knowledge about natural hair care and I've learned alot about my hair and it's not all about expensive products you have to do what works for you. I have color treated natural hair that has grown up to an inch a month with proper maintenance so if you want long healthy hair it is possible!!

[@kathleenharris8824]

Exciting! It’s always good to review the basics of any hair regimen! Love you 😍

[@delisedupontblenman8707]

I love that this is a 'starting point video'! I so appreciate all the love and sharing and caring. Have to admit I was starting to get overwhelmed and was trying to figure out where to start. So this is AWESOME. Thank you!!!!

[@inspiredbynatureinspiredby5586]

Thanks for the O.G. tips for obtaining long and healthy natural hair!

[@denisefrancis9284]

This was so very helpful! You are great at explaining and encouraging so please continue to talk and share, it is very, very helpful. Much love and Godspeed!

[@RPBSpeaks]

Your videos are very helpful. I started using henna glosses, oils and tea rinses bases on your advice. My hair is flourishing with a simple, natural-ish routine and I love it ✅ 💯 ❤️

[@chantellclark9968]

I would love it if she did a follow up video on remaining consistent throughout your hair journey and self care regimen. ❤️

[@daughterofyah6209]

Man f*** those people that say you talk too much 😩😂😂 you drop so much gems and info when you ‘talk to much’ 🙄 do you boo! ❤️💯💯

[@solarlola5953]

Not a lot of viewers have the patience to wait for someone to get to the point.

[@KenyasDecorCorner]

Great video! So excited about the upcoming hair grow challenge! Much Love & Many Blessings!💖💕💖

[@EllieBloo]

You’re fabulous honey. Keep on talking that’s why we’re here. To listen and learn.

[@Andrea-nom]

This is here for free. Free education and people say you talk too much. Let them speed up the video. That is why that feature exists. Talk all you like. My opinion. Thank you!

[@daleunderdue6116]

Thank you for sharing these natural hair gifts!👍💞

[@angelicamendes6939]

Great tips! Because of you I have definitely started on fennegreek

[@missnicole9355]

Thank you for your help. One of your subscribers mentioned your name on another channel. So here I am, an new subscriber myself!!!

[@stophackingmystuff]

Im already lineing up ready to see all the goodies you have to tell us sis...

[@CurlyProverbz]

Hope you enjoy the video X

[@stophackingmystuff]

@@CurlyProverbz yes i am already am thanks

[@FortunadaHope]

I’ve been using your hair growth mixture added some other herbs and oil for 2 months my hair has grown so much thanks in advance for the tips and advice 😘😘

[@amyandfamily664]

Haven't watched you in a while. Was looking up hair videos and saw this one. Just wanna make sure I have down the basics. Love ya! - Amy

[@taleshatipton507]

Love this video just like all of the others you post 😁 I get too excited when I get your notification of a new video 🤣 your videos are so informative and actually works🤗

[@10Beautyful]

Just ordered your green tea and Henna Mask Thank you so much you and your hair is simply beautiful

[@Wish-iq4md]

Girl, where were you all my life!? I did my first henna treatment over the weekend and oh my! I think my hair grew few inches over night!

[@zizi3_147]

🤣🤣l this killed me

[@sherribryant7934]

Thank you so much. I’ve learned so much from you about Ayurvedic ingredients. Hennah has given new life to my hair. I have learned from watching you to not be afraid to mix different herbs. I also appreciate your reminders about good nutrition as well. I’d ❤️ to see a video on detangling hacks also.

[@katrinasamuel9352]

Yessss thank you so much for doing this video ❤️❤️❤️

[@LilyellaLondon]

Great video, you’re sharing valuable knowledge therefore talking is important 🤷🏾‍♀️ for those with limited time/attention maybe you can summarise the points first then go into more detail for those of us who value comprehensive information. TFS 👑

[@shanaright]

I definitely try your recipes! Most recently, I did your recipes for making batches of Chebe and henna deep conditioners. It’s been soooo time saving. Thank you Curly Proverbz!

[@noirprncess]

Wow this is the earliest I've been in a long time.

[@FineNaturalHairandFaith]

so what you talk to much lol I like hearing you speak. That English accent...love! Anyway, your tips are great as usual :)

[@CurlyProverbz]

Thanks my lovely. Hope your keeping well X

[@rsvltdiva]

Lol yeah I love English accents too!

[@marieawalliser3818]

It really & truly is a "one-stop shopping." 😊

[@naturally_madisen]

Your channel is very informative! You have taught me a lot about using Ayurvedic herbs and I love them! My favorites are Cassia, Amla, and the Aloe Powder 👌🏽 great tips too!

[@DWOOP]

The MSM- Brand Holland & Barrett ingredients of unnecessary fillers>*Microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) is a term for refined *wood pulp* and is used as a texturizer, an anti-caking agent, a fat substitute, an emulsifier, an extender, and a bulking agent in food production. The most common form is used in vitamin supplements or tablets. Anti Caking_*Silicon dioxide (SiO2), also known as silica, is a natural compound made of two of the earth’s most abundant materials: silicon (Si) and oxygen (O2). Silicon dioxide is most often recognized in the form of quartz. It’s found naturally in water, plants, animals, and the earth. The earth’s crust is 59 percent silica. It makes up more than 95 percent of known rocks on the planet. When you sit on a beach, it’s silicon dioxide in the form of sand that gets between your toes. Silicon Dioxide is naturally from plants, such as: leafy green vegetables beets bell peppers brown rice oats alfalfa *Hydroxypropyl methylcelluloseor (HPMC) is a semi-synthetic food additive that is also used in some supplements. free-flowing powder that is a synthetic modification of the natural polymer, cellulose. As an excipient, HPMC may be added to liquid drops for the eyes because it extends lubricant time. In oral tablets, HPMC works to control the release of active ingredients. That means nutrients in supplements can make it through stomach acid and be absorbed deeper in your digestive tract. Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose is even sometimes used as a replacement for gluten in bread-making and as a substitute for animal gelatin, which is why it is sometimes used in vegetarian capsules. But because it is not all-natural, and is also used in certain construction materials - such as adhesives - some people are opposed to having it in their supplements. I found that an turn off to use this brand of MSM because of the fillers. An much more organic MSM ORGANIC SULFUR Crystals WITHOUT FILLER I just bought this brand from No Boundaries Health and Wellness maybe a choice to try without fillers or flow agents quadruple distillation method .No fILLERS AT ALL www.organicsulfurhelps.com/pages/faqs

[@gogetter3721]

Thank you!

[@KP-fd5zq]

This video was very helpful. My hair growth is slowing due to heat damage. I heard about your channel via a Grimwade Family vlog

[@delanefoster500df]

Wow I'm so glad you reminded me..I have a lot of the items already..jus getting over shingles In My Head And alil in My Face..lots of hair loss.

[@jeanniepercy194]

Great information. I try some of your hair recipes it really works 😊 Thank you

[@nefertitiburchette3748]

Thanks for showing a review of the herbs and oils for long hair growth. My hair is just a above mid- chest length by following your tutorials. You do a great job taking the time to make the videos, while being a busy mom. Thanks so much

[@CurlyProverbz]

Thanks queen, glad you are seeing progress.

[@elp1246]

Beautiful hair and lady! Wonderful video and products! Thank you.

[@rhondajackson22]

I'm excited to start this

[@shirleystewart8781]

I can't wait to get started on this msm hair growth journey. let you know how it goes!!!!

[@Elisheba79]

Yesss I love your videos very informative. As well as fun and gives me the life I need to get through hair day lol🥰

[@RPBSpeaks]

I recently started using cheap condtioners and adding honey and oils. Sometimes I add henna as well. Works great!

[@EVERBABYGIRL]

Farida you give the best tips😍 thank you😘

[@Hairvolutions]

Always love your videos!! Thank you for the reminders ❤️

[@Hairvolutions]

I’ve used cassia powder on my light colored hair ... it’s tinted green and I noticed yours is white/cream colored ... I’ll have to try that brand instead!

[@teemadarif8243]

Very helpful and nicely done 👍

[@rachealbell1159]

FYI: The links to your favorite herbs and favorite deep conditioner are both the link to the tangle teezer...I love your channel and this video is extremely helpful

[@bethgarsea9769]

I’m excited to try these tips thank u for sharing

[@mochamiss1]

I am very late to the party and have always found your videos are always, ALWAYS helpful. I shall go back to the herbs as I have not been consistent, and shall also start deep conditioning at every wash, as I had only been doing so once a month. Blessings.

[@semirainayatullahshorts]

Thank you 😊❤️ so much. New here watching your videos 😁 from week and quite inspired. Ready to start my journey 🙌

[@CurlyProverbz]

You're welcome and thank you... let me us know how you get on..😊

[@Natures_sleek]

My fav youtuber.

[@kawannahardy2924]

How Rude!😡. Talk as much as you like!! I Love your videos, and find them Very informative. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us! 👍🏾

[@DWOOP]

Hello ,I really like your videos and started watching them in December of last year. Very informative and most appreciate when you take your time explaining everything of all natural products,homemade and commercial products for your hair and let the viewing followers to see and decide to use. Your hair is beautiful and it comes form dedication and care with wonderful results. I wish you could come to Philadelphia one day for a hair show speaking about Ayurvedic Hair care. Some types of hair such as mine that is thick and coarse with strands of the loose (S) shape and cork screw spirals when it is wet. I always had problems with conditioning in my life time. Deep conditioning or when leaving the conditioner on the hair for 1/2 hour is bad that it cause my hair to be too soft. The twist looks nice when putting them in but when unloosing to wear them out it looks frizzy, puffing looking and cannot even get a spiral definition what so ever. This time I was the hair and used no conditioner and used Olive oil mixed with a few drops of Rosemary essential oil that is for keeping the hair from graying or slows it down tremendously and keeps the hair stands strong. And Rosemary oil mixed with shea butter and olive oivle or sunflower oil to use on the skin keeps the skin elasticity. I have been using organic essential oils of Argan, Evening Primrose, Geranium Rose,Tananmu oil, Olive Oil,Sunflower oil, Kokum Butter Garcinia indica, a plant in the mangosteen family, Murumuru Butter, Helps retain moisture in both skin and hair when applied Keeps hair and skin hydrated Highly anti-oxidative, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and anti-allergenic Extremely moisturizing and gentle enough for the most sensitive skin Absorbs quickly, to the deeper layers of skin Restores skin elasticity Rich emollient to treat dry and cracked skin, as well as conditions such as psoriasis and eczema Restores natural shine and softness of hair, adding gloss Improves hair flexibility, making dry or frizzy hair more manageable (particularly beneficial for Afro-ethnic hair care regimens) Treats dry or damaged hair Shea butter and Babassu oil I am making a cream butter for my hair with these butters and oils in when melting what you need in double boiler then add your choice of a scented essential oil like I used Geranium Rose then put it in the freezer to let it solidify but not frozen. Then you take it out the freezer and use a hand stick blender to whip it up in a creamy constancy.I have been seeing a lot of hair and body butters recipes and wanted to try one.

[@Infertilityandmepodcast]

Hibiscus makes a great hot tea too☺️MSM is such a game changer, I take it to decrease aches and pain in the knees from exercise.

[@trinathompson3816]

Thank you I needed this post 💐

[@MoniqueCarmack]

I am very interested in using herb powder. Can you recommend ways I can use it? Do I make a hair mask? Add it to my regular conditioner ? I am very clueless but I want to learn !

[@Coco-ju9ip]

Thanks so much for sharing your hair growth tips! I have learned so much and just ordered my 1st Cassia Gloss to do weekly. I have already been trying to grow back my hair after having 2 babies back to back. Shedding and hair loss was severe to the point I cut back and sides off to basically bald. Now it is 6 inches all around and I am trying to make it strong. I will keep you posted on my progress. By the way....do you recommend doing the glosses with a hair steamer? I always use a hair steamer for every deep conditioner treatment.

[@delindawilliams3935]

Talk girl! That's why I keep coming back. It's all in the fine print. "Quick" info generates too many repeated questions. I love a complete education on anything I get into. Since I started following your henna deep conditioning mask,my hair is so soft always,and I hardly have any tangles before applying a leave-in. My hair is stronger than before and healthy. When I added rice-water to my routine my hair that was falling out due to medication is growing back nicely. I'm excited to say, my edges are returning,they have filled in a lot. I'll put a before and after on my Instagram. Thanks for your help Curly Proverbz ❤

[@Tendowekwamandiya]

Wooow that's awesome, how do you incorporate rice water to your henna routine cause I've been on the rice one but now want to start the henna but didn't know how to do it and noone has answered me as to how I can do the two at once, am at a loss to be honest

[@miyaanderson5836]

I wasn’t sure if you had done any videos on scalp care but do you have any advice on how to moisturize dry itchy scalp? There’s a lot of videos on here on this topic but they all use oil as moisturizers and not real moisturizers. Thanks again for another helpful video!

[@candiblue9280]

Love all of your ingredients to make hair grow strong 😆💖💪

[@shivanisharma4983]

Wow...I think you covered everything there :-) I have been using oils, ayurvedic herbs and henna. Recently started rice water. Going to integrate castor oil, MSM powder this month. Castor oil is a pain to remove. How do you do it? Also, MSM powder form better than tablet?

[@keekee3233]

As always great tips,tfs

[@CloudedGirl]

Great information! I love hearing you speak but that first 2:10 I was like "whaaaa is happening and is my hair growing right now??"

[@pheneishawinford8489]

I plan to start taking a multivitamin so that I can help my progress from the inside out! I also will start back using collagen as well! I noticed a difference in my skin and hair overall while using it!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Sounds like a good plan.

[@DiamondRubyJewel]

Pheneisha Winford *PHINESHA. TELL ME HOW TO GET THAT COLLAGEN AND TELL ME WHAT IT'S DONE FOR YOUR SKIN. THANK YOU*

[@marivelguerrero6588]

Love! Love this video! Thank you so mhch.

[@madamejazabel54]

I soooo look forward to watching your videos 💕😍

[@rionell412]

@curlyproverbz I made an oil inspired by you! I used henna, fenugreek seeds, coconut oil (I'm high porosity so my hair loves it) amla, hibiscus, aloe Vera (all those in powder form) mustard seed oil and Hatian black castor oil. So excited to try this!!

[@rionell412]

Forgot to mention I also used extra virgin olive oil

[@armyqt]

The link in the description box does not match for all of the products. Thanks for the video. Amazing as always.

[@jcqwitter43]

So glad i found your channel...You got a shout out from the Grimwade Family(your beautiful god daughters parents)im also a new supporter👌🏽✊🏾😊💖some amazing tips👍🏽

[@nt1215]

Hi I order the scalp massage, thank you very much for all. Have a good day, Big Kiss from Switzerland Merci pour tout, gros bisous de la Suisse 😘 passe une belle journée !

[@misssis9676]

Very exited to try out som of the recommended herbs. Do you use neutral colored henna? My hair is light brown and I'm not planing on coloring it :-)

[@sable7114]

I always enjoy your videos and it's good to see you oh, you look great! How's that baby boy? Thanks for the review.

[@samseabrooks2848]

I love your channel!!!! Question beautiful; what's the difference between aloe vera juice/gel vs. powder and how it effects hair?

[@kendrac8885]

Samantha Seabrooks id love to see the answer to that too!

[@zoekalumba8207]

henna is the ultimate truth!!! i started using it in my deep conditioner's (store bought & DIY), A treatment without henna isn't worth is anymore...

[@soill5162]

HI CP! Would you recommend using the MSM and the onion juice at the same time since they both are high in sulfur content? Byw, Be proud of the #mommytum

[@cynfrombrooklyn]

Im following so many things you say girl thank you Can the henna powder or the other powders u recommend be used in oil ?

[@delindawilliams3935]

By the way,because I have problems using my hands,wash day takes everything out of me and a lot of hours,so I often skip combing through my hair between,and it's still well detangled with just my fingers during the washing.

[@malani50]

Thanks so much for the info

[@truthserum1271]

Great video! Thanks ❤️😃

[@CurlyProverbz]

My pleasure ❤️

[@knitone2312]

How long did it take you to go from collarbone length to but length hair curly ?? I know everyone's hair grows at a different rate.. Right now my hair is collarbone curly and almost bra strap length straighten. Me and a few friends are doing a 3 month hair challenge with your growth oil. One has to substitute the olive oil with grapes seed oil.. she has super fine hair. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾I get at least an inch with oil and 💆🏽. We love ♥️♥️your videos. Talk all you like ... the information is great.

[@sbill62]

what about mixing fenugreek, slippery elm, honey, aloe vera gel, tea tree, and peppermint essential oils as conditioner without an already made one? What do you think?

[@tiashatalea]

Hi CP, can I alternate between henna, and cassia so I dont get to much color change. ( i do glosses only) For example start month with henna, alma, and aloe vera and conditioner, next week just alma, aloe vera and conditioner, next week cassia, alma, aloe vera, and conditioner, last week of month just alma, aloe vera, and conditioner. Then start all over, also I clay wash only with rhassoul, shikakai, and soap nut. Do you think this is to much?????

[@CurlyProverbz]

No it doesn't sound too much as you rotate and use weekly. Just be sure to balance with a moisturising DC. X

[@SterlingSMtr]

hello! 1ts time watcher (well I'm 3 current videos in 😃), and New subscriber! I recently chopped my hair, it's thick as all heck but maybe your texture/ low porosity and protein sensitive. My question is - To start what regimen would you recommend to start (with ingredients you have talked about)? Or maybe refer to a video of yours...

[@Nyotakikora1]

Yes sis, it is always helpful to recap. Newest recipe for mt rice water, ro be shared on FB. And no....you do not talk too much. Its the way we get to invest back into you😊😘🙌

[@dekedrakasera9438]

The henna link you listed says it is a dye for hair coloring. I don't want to change my hair color. Can you provide a link to the henna powder shown in your video?

[@cirquedancey]

What is the name of the bar that you have to warm up to turn into oil? I saw it on a video of yours but can’t find it! Thank you beautiful queen 👑

[@britneybain8383]

In my own regime, I'm noticing new baby hairs growing on my head!😄

[@amiedacrazy1]

I would love a DIY moisturizing deep conditioner or one that you would recommend for us to buy

[@angelanthony4067]

Would you suggest doing a henna along with indigo rinse or tea? Lush has a henna bar with indigo but I don't want to do the actual henna mask. My thoughts were to just use a bit of it to spritz with once or twice a week and maybe still get a touch of black.

[@ThePookie25]

Yes 🙌

[@annanimal6]

I just discovered you and this video. My hair hasn't grown past my shoulders in many years and I'm just so sad about that. Do your tips work for all hair? I have curly 3b-3c hair. It's been looking trash during quarantine and I need some help. Will try your tips! ❤

[@allylamala]

another great informative video.💗

[@Diva.nadine]

Pls can u tell me how long should i apply the oils on my scalp can i apply and sleep with it then wash after 1 week or should i wash my hair evry time i apply thnx

[@maxinebrown1650]

I'm a bit confused as to what you actually do with the herbs and powders, do you ingest them or add them to your conditioner and apply to the hair. I'm in Camden just up the road from you.

[@302ant]

You never disappoint!! Love your videos ! Would you recommend any change in routine while pregnant?