How to make RICE WATER for FAST HAIR GROWTH - Science Explained

[@GreenBeauty]

Many of you have been saying that Rice Water is making your hair feel very dry and hard, so I made a video explaining why that happens and what you can do about it. It’s a must watch 👉🏿 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZq1n52EntyahLM&t

[@erikadee8668]

I love how you did this video. You didn't sit there and talk about yourself for 10 minutes. You just gave us what we came for.

[@Selena-T629]

I know right?! I really can't stand videos where they have to talk about themselves. I'm like who cares, can you get to the point already please?

[@ashake22]

Say that again!! She came with the facts and receipts!!

[@pattyrodney9409]

she is a professional

[@lydiaborntowrite4323]

Yessssssss, love that about her channel.

[@s.d.clinton4429]

Erika, I so agree. I usually skip pass the lengthy life stories.

[@HelloJosieLiz]

The narrator's voice is so calming.

[@snuckumsss750]

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[@teresalicea1536]

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[@shaniquajeffers6446]

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[@sophiajordan239]

indeed. pleasant to the ears unlike some other videos I have encountered

[@peachdreams5060]

YumYucky the 3D models are creepy tho

[@CourtneyA.]

Thank God the narrator's voice isn't computerized. I've been noticing a lot of videos are having computer robotic voices.

[@CourtneyA.]

***** Yeah, this was the first video I watched.

[@AnkuSharma1417]

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[@hananbellaismail9254]

C Ali same here, I don't give them credibility when they are lol

[@michawill6599]

Just discovered her yesterday, she is a dream.

[@Semaj_gaming]

Indeed

[@shawncaprice4317]

I have been using rice water for almost a month. My hair is shinier, curls are more defined, hair is stronger, no more single strand knots and almost no breakage. I use the boil method and I will never be without this awesome hair treatment.

[@fanofnone2635]

Shawn Caprice, how often do you use the rice rinse?

[@ce9416]

Finally someone who acknowledge it gets rid of knots LOL thank you for that. That's one of my biggest problems that and shedding

[@michellegeorge8947]

So u have high porosity hair?

[@jaminak2509]

C E yes she is very knowledgeable on hair matters

[@spacecadet15bbg71]

I've been using slightly fermented rice water with aloe vera + peppermint as a daily spritz, FRW, green tea, lemon, ACV and peppermint oil as a pre poo(cowash) with fresh aloe vera leaf on the scalp. You guys seriously and I mean seriously, I never thought my hair could be so strong (noted by minimal hair shedding, breakage and enhanced manageability) yet soft. Been using an every other day co-wash with this routine and, my crown is growing and healthy. Your video is really professionally done, thank you for this awesome information :)

[@touchinghearts4YHWH]

spacecadet15 bbg what is FRW? I like the info you share. I prepare sritz myself with Rosemary, cedarwood & clary sage EOs. Interesting about using rice water for spritz. I just got aloe vera to add to EOs for spritz. Looking forward to healthier & stronger hair and preventing so much hair loss.

[@abigailadesida6633]

spacecadet15 bbg how long does it stay fresh for ?

[@DandelionFrizz]

FRW=Fermented Rice Water

[@fullbloomlily7467]

Hi. So you do not rinse out?

[@vamshigshetty6629]

What does spritz mean? How r v supposed to apply

[@R.G.LovesBooks]

I guarantee Shea Moisture will come out with a Shampoo with rice water

[@GreenBeauty]

lol

[@PRINCESSGEMINI1987]

cakegirllove 😂

[@latrice313]

cakegirllove, right lol

[@wandamiller6870]

cakegirllove lol

[@blessedandbeautiful8365]

cakegirllove I wish I could give you two thumbs up. They all over the place. 😄😄

[@damskethings5702]

I highly appreciate the amount of work you put into these videos.... thank you💚

[@majormediaproductions]

Damske Things 💯💯💯#FACTZ

[@tikakou92]

Damske Things I agree , these videos are well executed and explain everything 💕 - I appreciate the effort put in .

[@GreenBeauty]

Thank you :-)

[@chi-chiakagha9519]

Green Beauty Channel ™ is there a difference between organic and non organic rice for hair growth? will it work?

[@Jayariee]

Damske Things did i miss where she mentioned actual nutrients and how it benefits? I found this not very informative since that one compound mentioned is in teas, all carbs, most citrus and fruits like melons. Eating it alone is equally beneficial according to that same report

[@aloundajoseph534]

I did a rice treatment a week ago after researching for a while. I used the rice water from boiled rice, placed in a glass container, and let ferment for a day and a half. I used it as a rinse, letting it sit on hair for 30 minutes. My hair was super moisturized and also my wash and go that day was slightly more stretched out. My coils are usually super tight and I have usually have about 90% shrinkage. So I was impressed!

[@luciarosier2443]

Shit, now I gotta try this.

[@PinkJoy143]

@@luciarosier2443 😂🤣🤣RIGHT!’

[@brenellhornsby6566]

Your commentary near the end of this vid regarding the pristine environment of the Yao women was so beautifully stated. Having realistic expectations of the efficacy of the rice water while living in a different kind of environment is key.

[@joycebrooks2253]

I have been using this method for more than 3 years and it really works. However, I have noticed that it was more effective on my natural hair than on relaxed hair. I returned to relaxers because my new growth on average was .5 to 1.5 inches per month. My hair is really coarse and thick, so I became very impatient and lazy. I always use the fermentation process because it produced better results. My hair stays shiney and soft for up to three days. It also protects my hair from heat and styling damage. Thank you for posting this because this is my absolute favorite.

[@Kaye_Venice]

After watching a few documentaries about the Yao women, I decided to try it and model my method after theirs. I wash, boil and ferment the rice for a week (in one of the vids, the Yao women fermented the rice this long; KZbinrs I've seen do it for less, but I'm following the Yao); therefore tasting it is out of the question lol After fermenting for a week, boil it to stop fermentation and use 2 bowls to rinse my hair and catch the runoff and rinse it through a few times, let my ends sit in the water for about a minute, then let it sit covered for about an hour and then rinse and I don't DC afterwards, just a leave-in and protective style. I've been doing this once a week for about 6 weeks now and it has ****************COMPLETELY**************** turned my hair around! I had serious damage and hygral fatigue due to excessive steaming. I experience massive shedding and breakage for about a year now and NOTHING was working. I even considerered BC'ing again, but after using this rinse method, now my strands have elasticity and have bounced back, shedding has dropped down so much, it's amazing. I now only shed the normal expected amount; I would say even less than 100 strands a day, at least it seems that way. It's so simple, minimal, EFFECTIVE and cheap; FRW is my holy grail now.

[@tulipaloe]

how long do you boil the rice the first time?

[@Kaye_Venice]

Fediline Just until it begins to start boiling, the rice doesn't necessarily need to become soft.

[@annanikki8043]

Kelli Fisher thats GREAT what YT channels are best to learn this technique? This is my first time hearing of it.

[@ingerhaugland6763]

That's awesome, thank you for sharing! :)

[@tulipaloe]

Interesting! thanks :)

[@tobby6312]

We actually use rice water to cure my son's chicken pox when he was little. Agua de arroz is good for everything. Thanks for posting.😘

[@ireneifereohia8525]

Tobby Kowal wow. That's nice to know

[@tobby6312]

Irene Ifere Ohia yeah it was neat. Its good to use natural remedies.😊

[@ireneifereohia8525]

Tobby Kowal ok. Thanks for the tip dear😍

[@tobby6312]

Irene Ifere Ohia 😁

[@jnefitemayep1433]

+Tobby Kowal Did u use organic rice?

[@T-ROD777]

my daughter had bad Eczema on the back of her legs and arms...my grandmother told me to use rice water and it worked...

[@MsChandler7]

Tah Rod it's used for skin as well!

[@T-ROD777]

+Staci Chandler yes

[@smooch862]

@T Rod just now seeing this vid and saw your comment,anyway you could let me know exactly what you did nd how you did it for the eczema?

[@latanyaholmes4156]

@@T-ROD777 If you are are still on here, please let me know how you used it for eczema. Thank you

[@T-ROD777]

@@MsChandler7 yes you can use it for skin

[@senzelongema4022]

Wow! Girl, you're the only person to actually teach and give steps on how to use rice water. Thanks! Love your videos. I've been using the onion, garlic, and cayenne elixir as a prepoo; and OMG! My hair has never been this thick and black! Keep it up

[@debrabankscuadro311]

I started using fermented rice water after watching this video. (BTW, I ONLY try a new technique if @GreenBeauty has done a video on it. Your research is solid and you aren't just going after trends in order to get more subscribers. Love this channel!) So, I rinse my organic brown rice, place it in a jar, and cover it with filtered water. I forgot the next step of draining and discarding the rice, so I put the whole thing (rice and all) in the cabinet for 3 days. It smelled awful--but it was REALLY fermented! :-) After draining the rice, I added a few drops of rosemary essential oil, which helped the odor immensely. I added 1/3 of the rice water to my DIY rasshoul clay shampoo. The other 2/3 rice water, I used as a rinse before I added conditioner. MY HAIR WAS SOOOOO SOFT!!! I did all of this in the shower without sitting under a plastic cap. I've done this method twice and I can already see my hair is shedding less, the frizz has minimized, and it just feels so healthy and strong. My goal is to do this each week, or every other week.

[@EHCBunny4real]

My family used rice water paste as a detangling conditioner when removing dreadlocks, or matted hair. It's interesting to know why it worked.

[@sheenamccarthy24]

EH CBunny how do you make the paste?

[@EHCBunny4real]

sheenamccarthy24 The easiest way is to purchase rice flour and add hot water, or you can do it old school and pound the rice into flour first, or use a good blender like Vitamix. We rarely use it because it's like a clay mask it's messy and hard to rinse out.

[@klarag7059]

EH CBunny is there a better method for removing difficult matting?

[@EHCBunny4real]

IDK, I had matted hair when I was an 11 year old returning from two weeks of summer camp. This is how my mother and grandmother detangled my hair. They used this conditioner and knitting needles, and an afro pick.

[@mslydiame706]

EH CBunny ....how do you make a paste?....interesting......would like to try, that!!!!....

[@kittfln8168]

Thank you. I was trying to figure out how to make the rice water without wasting the rice. Anytime there's a new fad in the natural hair community I wait till you put a video out. You give thorough and complete information about what's going on, n why it would or wouldn't work for your hair. Thank you for your labor and freely giving out this information, it's really helped me on my journey and since i have a girl now it's helping with her hair as well

[@GreenBeauty]

Aww Thanks ... I'm happy to hear that my videos have helped you :-)

[@zubedasweya9525]

Is it ok to use once a week

[@taiwotolulope1430]

Pls can rice water be used along side with onion juice...I mean can the two be used not at the same time though but one at a time

[@Minecraft-for_real]

I recently started a rice water treatment once a week. I ferment the rice water for a week, apply to dry hair, put on a cap and wait for an hour, then wash. I absolutely love it so far. Thank you for the info.

[@nettdee7116]

I cut up a aloe leaf & put it in my nutribullet and add some (not much spring water) strain it then mix it with the rice water. I put it on my scalp & put a shower cap on over night. I love it. FYI...I cut my locs & wear it natural now that pic is old. My curls are defined more & its soft & growing very well.

[@geebee1514]

Hi...I started using fermented REGULAR (NOT ORGANIC) white rice water in September 2017 when I found an article about 80 year old Asian women's long black hair....and I was fascinated... As of today February 2018..my hair has grown...not a lot..but it's a remarkable difference...I'm 62 yrs old..with short silver thin hair. I kept it cut very short knowing I will never have hair down my back... but then.. I realized I was balding on my crown...like some men..I had hair around the back and sides but the top was balding... so I panicked....did some research and I found rice water and gave it a shot....I now have some length but still thin...when I add hair pomade (I'm old school)..along with hair food..coconut oil..Cantu moisturizer and gel... I get some volume..so I'm cool with that.....it beats looking like old men with comb-overs..lol... so..for the skeptics... the rice water really works!

[@GreenBeauty]

Hey Gail, If you’re up for it, you should also looking trying the Onion Juice Recipe. It can help a lot with filling in your bad spots. Here are two link: one to a video that goes over the science of how Onion Juice works on your hair and scalp, and a second link to a video that shows you a really good recipe. Try it out. I hope if helps! Science of Onion Juice and Hair Growth - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGW3XoOtm9OnaZo Best ONION JUICE recipe for natural hair growth - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaeXmYuFZ9yEl9k

[@geebee1514]

GreenBeauty ...Hey...thank you so much..I'll check this out and let you know!

[@chalseywilder937]

Did you ever try her suggestion

[@patriciareddick3794]

I am 62 y.o. also and agree rice water does work.

[@UrGoing2GetHopOns]

@@geebee1514 update please?

[@heyitsritu]

I've been using it for like 3-4 months now and it induces so so much hair growth oh god. My hair literally grow like 8mm to 1cm per week. I do it weekly only on scalp as too much protein can damage hair so I don't put it on the mid and ends. My hair was a little below shoulder length and now it's 3 inches below my breast it's fucking unbelievable. It definitely definitely works.

[@misoliso6625]

how often in a week?

[@Ldraco17]

are u low or high porosity

[@whatshotnewandupcoming7484]

Is rice water thick because I don’t know how you can put it on your hair roots, and it not drain down to the ends of your hair.

[@lydiaborntowrite4323]

Love your channel... There is something so peaceful and educational about your delivery. I'm trying the rice water for the first time today. My hair is chemical free for close to 3 years now; however I've damaged my hair very badly with extensive weaving braiding and sew ins. Now the true journey begins. Blessings to you Queen. 😊

[@thecosmicbug]

Best decision I've ever made regarding my hair was listening to you. The rice water ESPECIALLY! I out it in a spray bottle and just let it sit there. I also added Jasmine essential oil and lavender. I let it sit for 2 days then I put it in the fridge. My hair has never been this strong, shiny and HEALTHY. It's now something I'll always be doing. I also have a few grains in my daily spray bottle. THANK YOU 🙏🏾❤️

[@natashawill389]

Bri Gilmore can i leave it in my hair without washing out?and can i use castor oil and olive oil instead? Plz reply

[@hart2hart896]

Glen CoCo i put orange peels in mine when i ferment my rice water. Afterwards, I rinse mine out with just water & it smells good

[@kailiayyy2124]

@@hart2hart896 Is putting essential oil in the fermented water bad? If so, I'll use orange peels.

[@hart2hart896]

Candice Ayyy either one is fine 😊

[@JRD72]

How often do y’all do rice water ?

[@appleloniaday7492]

When I was little, I had extremely long hair. I remember my great aunt used to give me rice water to drink on a daily basis so I’m wondering if it had contributed to my hair growth in anyway. The reason being that, during my teenage years, I cut my hair-all of because I was tied of trying to tame it in those days. Eventually, I wanted my waist length hair back and try as I may I have never been able to grow my hair again. Just so you know, I’m biracial with 3b, 3c, 4a and even some 4b hair. I think I will try drinking it in conjunction with rising my hair with it.

[@magicavocado6528]

I put mine in a spray bottle mixed with a little rosemary oil, sweet orange oil and organic apple cider vinegar and just mist it all over my hair. It's great for skin too ! My hair is super shiny, soft, SMOOTH and never gets tangles. You can even spray it so the hair is saturated and leave it in a shower cap for a couple hours, it eventually dries and doesn't smell sour in the hair so you don't need to rinse it out unless you want to. Also the nutrients and protein of rice water stays in the hair for a few days even after washing. ❤🌿

[@Duffydee]

This is the best video on rice water I have watched. The amount of detail you go into to make your videos is just amazing! Well Done!

[@GreenBeauty]

Thank You ☺️

[@essielayn]

I did this treatment today ( Thursday is my wash day for my hair), and I treat it as a protein treatment (I don’t want to use apHogee if there are natural ways to strengthen my hair. THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO, & CONTINUED SUCCESS!!!

[@princessjoy234]

I tried this method and my hair grew well enough, with moisture and in braids after using rice water. It is visibly softer, both texture and looks wise, and more manageable and I can't wait to use it again 😀 This is my new favourite channel

[@katb2101]

I just used rice water after washing my hair. I used it as a conditioner for my hair. it's so soft! I love it and I feel the difference in my hair already!

[@mercymelai]

I'm shocked on how I haven't found this channel till now...you've just got a new subscriber 🙋

[@georgiapeach310]

Hey, thanks for the video. I have been using rice water for about 2 months. I rinse my rice a couple of times before allowing it to soak in spring water, for 7 days. It smells atrocious but it works wonders. My hair is thicker, stronger and I deal with fewer split ends. Keep the videos coming.

[@mypickedproduct]

Does it helps in getting volume to hairs..?

[@mslydiame706]

i have been doing it for a month....every wednesday and sunday...a rice rinse...deep conditioner....dye rinse edges to cover gray...rinse....LOC......air/fan dry....and style (i.e. twists, bantu knots) with a little cream......lasts a week, if i can't stick with my regiment ...any rice, cover with spring water, old spaghetti jar in a cabinet until the day of use...always new rice and new water...rinse hair over a large bowl and set for 8 hours...i seen a difference the first day.....hair growth and appears stronger...!!!!- hopes this helps

[@katykibbs5182]

my hair hates protien but loved this..I covered and massages my scalp with betoniteclay clay and then used the rice water on my hair as a deep conditioning treatment...rinsed with water acv lavender essential oil mix...it's really good so far and painless...just need a replacement for banana treatment...

[@jacklynkoropa6026]

After watching this I just fermented rice will wake up in the morning and wash my hair. I’m definitely trying this. Watching from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬. Thank you so much for sharing it was helpful and straightforward no time wasting.I will definitely give my feedback. God bless..

[@rachelcovington59]

I love this channel, this young lady give intelligent researched information with explanations.

[@DivinitySister]

Me too I just found it and I’m hooked!

[@erinmorticia8990]

I am TOTALLY trying this! We eat a lot of rice in my house, and the cooker usually boils over with rice water. It will be easy to collect it and use it. I can put it tin a bottle with a nozzle top to make it easier to apply to my hair.

[@NYC993]

What I like about your videos is how you break down the science of hair.

[@AammaK]

I love how critical and accurate your channel is! You are explaining the experiencer of people having good results with these natural ingredients in a way that is understandadble for someone who would not believe just any myth. This is really helpful and useful!

[@Lulu2u]

I love rice water! I do a mixture of methods. I boil it and then let it ferment for 4-5 days and when I put the rice water in my hair it instantly softens it! My hair loves protein so I think that’s why it works so well

[@PaulinaBlackman]

Thank you for your video. I've been using rice water for the last three months and I can tell you, I have seen growth beyond my expectations. I put the rice water I'm my hair after washing or the shampoo. I make sure it is all over my hair, then squeeze it out and put in my leave in conditioner. I ten put a plastic cap on my head for at least half hour then rinse my hair thoroughly with warm water then with cold water. My hair looks and feels great. I sometimes leavr the rice Inthe water overnight and then strain it and use the water a day after. It works well for me.

[@danandam7100]

I used the rice water as a prepoo. I don't usually prepoo, so figured I'd just add it in there. I like my routine to be as simple as possible; the least amount of steps and products necessary. I put some rice in a jar, topped it off with warm water, then left it on the counter for a day. Then I moved the jar to the fridge until i was ready to wash my hair again.

[@Jonesybabie]

I have used both organic black rice that sat for 2 days and plain white rice that sat overnight (both boiled and non-boiled). Both work well and the results were phenomenal, especially when I added rosemary while it fermented, then stained. My hair was shiny, curls defined, and it felt stronger but moisturized. I would not, however, use this as a leave-in because rice water can leave the hair dull with a dry/coated feeling. The beneficial "inositol" from the rice will stay in the hair after rinsing. I've noticed a great improvement with my hair using this method and my styles come out beautifully. I'll note that part of my winter regimen involves a fenugreek seed spray as my daily leave-in (seeds soaked in water) while using the water-only wash method. I'll do a 2 or 3 strand twist out using only castor oil to seal my ends and I'm good to go for 3-5 days or until I do my water-only washing again with the rice water rinse and fenugreek leave-in. Sometimes I'll alternate weeks doing either the rice water and green or black tea as a rinse. I'm thinking of using ginger tea one week, but for now I just drink it daily. 😊 #happygrowing everyone!

[@Ijenwaz]

Do you seal with an oil daily after you use the fenugreek spritz?

[@fedoanuja]

My goodness. That's some routine

[@str8jenn.nochaser]

I love this for the summer while i have my braids in!

[@bintinyataya3358]

Fenugreek seeds has a very strong smell . Do you u mix with any essential oil?

[@anastellagalianohiyelekwa4576]

I will try that with my hair and the kids.we are all having a successful Natural hair because of you.you educate us so well and you explain so carefully I love it.i watch all your videos ❤️❤️ thank you

[@LisaBalash]

It's the best thing ever. It works also on the skin. I love how my hair felt after 1 time. It will keep your hair healthy so you won't need to trim it often and that will allow your hair to grow longer.

[@buttafly591]

I’ve tried rice water and it works great. But the soften my hair for a few days. So I recommend an every 3-4 day rinse. I just love the way it makes my hair feel. The slip is incredible. No tugging or snapping off. (NO BREAKAGE)

[@vox3347]

I'm 12 years old and I'm thinking about using rice water. I had my hair relaxed last year and I shaved it off on April 2, 2020, I'm wanting to grow my hair out, so I'm thinking about using this. But at the same time I'm trying to find out my hair porosity, density, and texture, so I can know how to take care of it. But it's getting really confusing for me, because I have some characteristics of low porosity and High porosity, so I don't know how to take care of my hair and it's getting really frustrating for me. But your videos help alot!

[@erodz2943]

You should have your own T.V. show!!!!

[@PamelaDFrank]

Rice water is like my holy grail of hair treatments, it has significantly improved the quality of my hair & makes it much more manageable. It contains B Vitamins that have greatly improved my hair & contributed to hair growth. I simply boil some water, put some (organic) rice in a bowl, and cover it with the boiled water. I let this sit for 2-3 days, (once I let it sit for a week b/c I forgot about it) and then I strain & use it. I use it both as a rinse & as a leave in. The smell is pretty intense, so I've learned to use essential oils to mask the smell, (rosemary, peppermint & lavender are the most beneficial) and it works fine. I highly recommend it!

[@zhanelyabaiduisen9008]

How often do you use it?

[@ladonna1902]

I'll use some peppermint oil or cinnamon oil if I can't take the smell.

[@asiaticus-bey6111]

Did fermented rice w/the onion & garlic juice (no cayenne). My hair felt & looked soft, light and bouncy. Simply loved it!!

[@klt3065]

I have been using this for almost two months now and am happy to say my hair is growing nicely, edges are filling in beautifully. I wish I could post a picture because some of the comparison shots you see on YT look fake or altered. But also keep in mind, I have changed my diet, getting more sleep and have removed stress in my life. And have been faithfully massaging my scalp and edges every single night, using castor oil every other night. One thing for sure, my hair loves the rice water rinse (kinky, 4a-c). I love your videos.

[@heytherearin]

I recently added this to my healthy hair regimen! I can't wait to see the results! I like to let the rice ferment in water for about a day. I usually prepare the day before my wash day. 😊

[@maureenamaya829]

any update?

[@iZonama]

My moms hair was falling out and she began using this treatment. Her hair is now longer and her curl pattern got a revamp. The only difference between us is she has Indian sleek hair (2-3a) and I have curly hair(3b-4a) I've been stuck at 12inches natural for a year or so. Maybe I'll try it too.

[@janellmorgan4438]

I rinse with rice water after my henna masks. Hair is super strong, soft and moisturized! Seems to help slow down shedding too! I love it!

[@KeryMartinez]

I've done the rice water rinse before but today I'm boiling it. I recently realized that my hair is high in porosity but it's very thick. I love your videos

[@patriciareddick3794]

I use a rice water rinse at least once or twice a month. I let my rice water combo sit on counter for 2-3 days. I then place in refrigerator for a day then strain the rice. By this time it is very potent. I apply to scalp and hair after conditioning my hair. My hair loves protein. I have seen about 1/2 - 1" of growth. It also appears to be stronger. I saw your video on the garlic and onion recipe and plan to try it sometime in the future.

[@debbie291000]

@GreenBeauty / I do the fermented method. On wash day I stop the process by boiling the rice water with apple cider, essential oils and curry leaves or Amla fruits/Indian gooseberries. It leaves my hair very soft

[@Selflove-t5z]

I keep lemon peel in rice water water to kill the odor I always ferment mine

[@babichanz]

have you found good results or a difference in growth since using it?

[@Selflove-t5z]

chanz pierre yes its growing like crazy

[@MsChandler7]

khristina Levins I used orange peel! tho I love lemon!

[@3rdeyetwaa]

going to try that.

[@BeautifulbyDesign]

Wow! Good info. I learn so much on YT. Tfs! :)

[@sofhab280]

I've been using fermented rice water the last few washes as a rinse and on my skin for 3 weeks and drinking rice water once a day, organic. Great video, thank you for the information.

[@3rdeyetwaa]

I fermented my rice water. It definitely reeked in smell. My hair did not retain the smell as I conditioned it for about 10 minutes after. My my hair oil has tangerine essential oil, so no smell for me. This is great because I am a heavy sweater so stinky stuff in my hair is definitely a no no, normally. My hair felt really soft and moisturized afterwards. It was great. Idk about growing results right now as my hair is in marley twists currently. I will try to remember to update here though if i notice growth changes. I am just looking for healthier hair right now. I will also be treating my hair with the rice water even in my twists. Oh and my skin afterwards was fabulously soft and brightened as well. Definitely adding this to my regiment. Thinking twice a month for now and will increase or decrease as necessary.

[@kcole-ou2ws]

This video was very professional, thank you for sharing!

[@kemzi2454]

I'm about to use rice water for the first time. When I'm making regimen changes, treating hair conditions or trying a new natural ingredient, I LOVE to hear what you have to say. It's like a duty. The uniqueness of your content, the science & animations, the facts, your voice...everything! You're amazing! Btw, I use your real protein treatment! Great to have.

[@monicalduvall]

I've performed this rice water rinse on my hair, and have noticed that my hair feels very soft and moisturized after doing so. I fermented the water for about 5 days, and my experience has been great so far. I'm going to continue to do this probably two weeks out of a month. Thanks so much for the detailed information on this!!

[@violindalola]

Hi! I have been using fermented rice water rinses in my hair for the past few months and I love it especially for this summer my hair has not been as drying as it has in the past. I do the 24 hr soak method I don't boil it. I have tried both rinses and for some reason I find that the boiled kind after awhile leaves my hair dry but sticky probably due to the extra starches leaving the rice due to the heat while as the soak leaves my hair not dry and sticky. I also use it as a spritz mixed with aloe vera juice and leave it in the fridge and when I come back from working out in the hot summer heat its refreshing and keeps my dry ends remoisturized.

[@Caramelbutterflyntx]

Just did my second rinse a little less than a week ago. I decided to try it after watching your video and I am so glad I did. This, along with controlling the ph of my products with aloe juice, has had a tremendous impact on my hair. Right after the first rinse with rice water I could feel the difference. My hair feels soft, yet resilient and I can definitely tell that my hair has more slip. Even after a regular cowash I can still feel the difference the rice water made. Thanks for your videos!

[@CandymofoRockets]

I like using it on my skin, it makes it so soft.

[@VenissaBruce]

Omg. My hair feels soooooo soft now. Im like watttt. This is myyy hair!!?

[@evebowman4375]

I have used rice water for about a year now and it is great I use it 2 times a months with my protein treatments my hair loves it just 1 thing I don't do that was advised in this video I do my rice water with any rice it is not organic all the time I just rise before letting the rice set in the water over night then I add some of the water to my protein treatment and the other I rinse with this process leave my curls super soft and my hair seems to keep moisture for days at least 3

[@brianayoung4277]

Evengailbowman Bowman thanks for you comment!!..cause i have some rice but its not organic so now i know i can try wit it 😄

[@micahyacosten]

i started from one video and started clicking on more of her videos. So glad i subscribed thanks 4 these amazing videos! They r so informative!!

[@marcellamoore7037]

Aha! thanks for making clear that this is essentially a protein treatment! Well, I haven't quite used it properly, but it makes my hair soft and breakage is tapering off. One week. But the first vid on rice water I saw was Steph Arizona and she puts it on before shampoo, let's it sit then washes out. This video clarifies the confusion over preparation!! Thanks Green Channel.

[@Raja-bz4yw]

I've been doing this for three months now. my hair has thicked a lot. I love it. I leave it in a bowl n let it sit.

[@EtherealEmber]

I'm trying it! In Malawi it is common to eat soaked rice as a snack - basically the wash method you describe, but we throw out the water and chew on the rice! So now I can have my soaked rice and use the water to rinse. Nothing wasted :-)

[@dedicatedbeingil2671]

Hi, I plan on trying the rice rinse method. Yes indeed, the Yao women have 6 feet long hair. I discovered a different tribal women in Africa (Chad) called the Basara Arabs, have 6 feet long hair too using herbs .... Try checking them out maybe you can incorporate your search in any of your videos. Love your channel 😍

[@funghoul2199]

i made sticky rice for sushi and egg rolls and decided to pour the rice water from the medium length rice cleansing process into a container for easy use (organic sticky rice, also known as "sweet rice") I've known rice water to act like a face toner so this is sort of a 2 for 1 kind of deal I suppose. 3 hours after applying it in mist form on my hair, face, and neck everything including my oily t zone is evened out, soft, sooth and my face isn't dry or oily in the least (I have combination skin of dry to oily)

[@JonesTRUTH]

I tried to follow the yao method. I rinsed 2 cups of rice, then put it in a pot, added orange peel from half an orange and poured 3 cups boiling water over the rice. I stirred until cloudy and then drained the rice into a container and repeated this a second time (using the same rice) and let it ferment for 24 hours. I like how it makes my thin fine hair feel. I got approximately 6 cups of water from 2 cups of rice. I use this as a rinse.

[@krishnakumari6171]

Hiiii..... I have been using rice water for 2 weeks. 2 to 3 times a week. I use fermented boiled rice water and I felt the difference in my first wash. My hair is a bit frizzy, but now it's managable. I find fermented boiled rice water more good than the other options for my hair. I don't know how others think, but I really love it. Thanks for the video.

[@kis4beauty]

The best and most through rice water explanation yet. Plus the visual aids and animations are phenomenal!

[@mmissthangg1]

Grocery list: milk cheese butter organic rice

[@bridgidbazemore554]

Lol, me to.

[@LaaDiosaa]

I been using Rice water it's Amazing!!! Well done girl 4 the vid

[@myday9623]

I've been using rice water rinse for about 3 mos now.....and it is AMAZING!! My hair is extremely soft, & sheds a lot less than it used too. Wish I had found this sooner!!!

[@sweetsperfection860]

Hi guy's, This really works. I had bought every hair product that I could afford. Not that they didn't work, just not at the rate of this method. The only way that I would not use rice water risne, the growers stop growing rice. Anyone with any type of problems should give this a try.

[@tekydenise]

Can you please do a video about fenugreek oil....seeds and powder form. I just started trying this and I'd love to get your take on it. 🌹🌹thank you so much

[@majormediaproductions]

Klazzact Naturally Curly Ife360tv has a fenugreek oil challenge right now ❤

[@GreenBeauty]

Okay great idea ... thanks for the suggestion !

[@mayyjayy8984]

Klazzact I just bought some today

[@shaunascotland2991]

I soak my rice with fenugreek too... My hair was rally thinking and it has improved so much

[@yogeedough56]

I fermented the rice and will use the water after a conditioner. This is my first time. So I'm going to track progress.

[@sophiaaaa4588]

Yogeek did it work ?

[@yogeedough56]

@@sophiaaaa4588 let's just say while keeping the fairy knots at bay, I have managed to get the longest bang I ever had thanks in part to rice water.🤗

[@TheeCocooChanell1]

Please do a video on hard water versus soft water! I posted a similar comment on your previous latest video (lice). Thanks.

[@andrinebrown-cover8615]

starships fly was this done as yet?

[@mambokadzem4892]

If you put orange peel in the water while the rice is fermenting, it will cut the smell. I love doing the rice water treatment: i would ferment the rice with the orange peel for 2 days, mix the rw with yogurt and hair growth oil of my choice and some castor oil. I drench my hair with the mixter wrap my head with a ceran wrap ( 😞 hope I spelt that right) and a towel for an hr or so then i wash my hear as usual. I would do this once a month and switch between reg. Wash/ co wash. My hair is wonderful and growing. Your hair may feel like hay bit once you moisturse your hair and let it dry you will feel the difference.

[@brenemorgan5950]

I used a combination of white and brown rice, and after one rinse, i noticed a difference in the amount of breakage. I keep the hair after each detangle and wash to track the changes, and I went from a breakage of 8 to 4 after one rinse. I'm convinced! I par-boiled the white rice (thicker consistency) strained the water, and soaked the brown rice (water consistency), and fermented both for 2 days; and cooked and ate the rices as usual, no wasting here!

[@Pyxelles]

Thanks great video, appreciate the information on the methods of preparation as I used to think one method was better than the other and the science behind the benefits. Been using fermented rice water on my hair and as a facial toner for three weeks now and honestly I can a see a difference. My face appears smoother and my complexion appears much more even. My 4C hair appears to retain moisture for longer and it's easier to detangle. Will use this forever! One day, I'll experiment making my rice water using organic rose water instead of plain water and see what happens! Very soon, we'll see hair and beauty brands coming out with their own versions of rice water.

[@Nubianqueen2]

i will definitely add it to my regimen for the new year.

[@heyyshaeshae]

You have the best rice water video I've seen. I had so many questions and you answered all of them. Thank you!

[@lydiaaidyl3328]

I love that you showarticle behind every of your videos, and you don't overexaggerate what the results will look like. Thanks a lot

[@lukeeze2449]

I make my rice water and put in a spray bottle. I dilute it with water and spray to my hair. I don't wash out and it has been really good

[@manij1913]

This helped so much with my hair breakage . LOVE me some rice water for my hair

[@caisoca]

I don't use organic rice, I just use rice and it works great, I use rice on average 2 times a week so i rinse my rice a little then again rubbing it together then I put in container and in the fridge i do this for a week or 2, its pretty fermented by then, on wash day I boil with a lemon and some green tea or mint tea, rose hip tea any kind that has some benefits to the body and/or hair then I let it cool down, it don't smell to great but you rinse it out and after adding your moisturizer its fine, after I wash, cond/ deep cond. my last rinse is with the rice water let it sit for 5-min while i gather all the things I need to most. and style then I rinse not completely but mostly. I most. and style as usual, from the time I rinse my hair feels so soft and it stays that way am going on 10days and HAVE NOT had to re-moist my hair, AT ALL!. I have type 4a/b time to wash again but my hair still feels so soft, from the 1st time i did it, it worked well, I was stunned and surprise been doing it for 6 weeks now and I will continue too.

[@Gabrielle-Esther]

There's another video talking about rice water with by Dr. Debbie Williams and you actually don't just have to use Organic Rice it can actually be Any Rice of your Choice for they all do the same things to your hair. I've been using white rice and it works wonders upon my hair☺

[@marie9219]

What's your regime if you don't mind me asking. The day you would use rice water what are all the steps you take?

[@shorteria39]

I love your explanation. Some youtubers are using the rice water as a leave in and even applying it daily saying it's not a protein treatment. They are showing growth. So what works for some may not work for others. I'm going to rinse it out..

[@mochacream3923]

I plan to try it and thanks for the extra informaion. Just this morning I was trying to find the original video where the women where describing how to make the rice water. Now you made it clear to me that there are many acceptable ways to make it. My curls needs less friction.

[@naturallydunn3325]

I'm gonna try this for the new year when I trim my ends.

[@Evangelist.Elizabeth]

I have seen so many KZbinrs doing this?? I might give it a try since it has protein in it. I will bowl it

[@Happyat54]

KeepinitRealL

[@arialen9736]

KeepinitRealLiz may have to try this. My hair loves protein

[@hart2hart896]

Aria Len i dyes my hair platinum blonde & after just one use of this rice water it feels healthier then it has ever felt before

[@bre6651]

So I do the ferment and boil method. I had damn near waist length hair but then I was like hey I want highlights and a deva cut. Nothing went well and I was so frustrated with the results I cut my hair to my ears 😂 anyways it was very dry and stringy even after the cut... I came across rice water like "what the hell I'll try it" It has helped so much i even use it on me and my husbands face (we both still break out like we 15 😂) however since rice water and lavender oil my hair and skin look lovely and now my hair is past my shoulders and curlying tightly on its own 😍 so please try it you guys!

[@ChosenNBlessed1111]

Breona how often do you use it ? And do you use conditioner after ?

[@not_potaytoes_hobbit]

There is a dermatologist that has a channel, it is called: Dr Dray. Her advices have changed my skin completely! Totally recommended :D

[@latechia1359]

Where is your before and after as prove? R😒

[@beautybeats400debra9]

I've tried it, I did exactly as the woman said. i boiled rice with one orange peel strained and fermented for 5days. washed hair with conditioner with vinegar in it rinsed out then followed with rice water rinse in bowl as I saw in video, made sure head and hair were saturated then massaged it in, soaped up then rinsed it out with cool water. hair was very soft and virtually hardly and knots, and shiny. followed loc method. im type 4 hair. loved it

[@haratisharas2698]

please,what is type4hair,and how do we find it out??