#💇🏿‍♀️ I Made Butter & And Put It On My Hair (Why Did I Do That? 😱) | OHEMAA

"Rubbing butter in your hair is an Ethiopian tradition that protects hair from the sun and enriches the hair with moisture. Although it may sound strange, it is an incredibly hydrating treatment that makes hair feel so much softer and look more defined."- Noona Natural Hair and Beauty
So decided to try it, traditionally this butter is made with fermented butter so I decided to ferment mine before making the butter and applying it to my hair, and this is what happened.

[@Ohemaa]

Have you tried this hair treatment? How did it feel on your hair?

[@mon6745]

I've done this with shea butter, but not milk butter 😮

[@lllllllllll326]

This is actually does wonders for hair strength and specially for dry scalp🇪🇹

[@lenagaskins9813]

One of my closest friend is from Ethiopia and she does this. She said it’s wonderful

[@nealley]

I learned something new while I am on this natural hair journey. Thanks for sharing!

[@makeup561]

I love this! I’m from Kenya but have not heard of the treatment! I want to try this but during a time I know I will be home for two days. I would want it to really seep in. You hair is so beautiful like you babe ❤

[@mounze90]

This is really interesting. I my grandma told me that Peulhs (fulani) people use some sort of butter from their cows called dakh on their hair and that it really helps with length. Never had the occasion to see it myself though but I guess long term this might be great for the hair!

[@rue8847]

the name is Narrè

[@missygrando1965]

This is my first time seeing this done. I make my own rosemary oil so I'm open to the diy hair stuff.

[@arealestshea5727]

I use butter in my hair mixed with aryuvedic herbs I cook everything together it keeps my hair real soft and manageable

[@nabilabashir2112]

Do you rinse it out?

[@arealestshea5727]

@nabilabashir2112 yea I do after I would use a hair oil

[@ivymerritt7577]

I've NEVER heard of putting actual BUTTER in your hair, but I guess I can see how it might be beneficial. However, I think you would have been better off using shea butter next time. You won't have to wash it out immediately after putting it in, so you'll have to benefits much longer. This was an interesting video! Thanks for posting!

[@MsWhocares14]

It is more common to use butter as a hair treatment in ethiopia. Also think of butter as a substitute for yogurt hair treatments. It basically gives similar benefits.

[@californiaredd8646]

I heard a Latino lady used Crisco on hair and skin

[@user-ft3di5oi8d]

It’s a very common African practice!

[@vastya.3255]

This is a disposable hair treatment, Shea butter is best to use as a sealant indeed, not as a treatment unless you have money growing on trees

[@jean-bernardseraphin382]

Ethiopians that’s they have healthy hair 😍

[@Tinablackberryrose]

I’ve never tried this treatment before. Tyfs✨🥰✨.

[@LindasDesk]

Hi...this is the first of your videos I watched and well, Ethiopian Butter from whipped cream seems to be a great diy. But, hmmm, no follow-up. I'm curious since your stylist suggested a cumulative effect. Did you do this weekly, or maybe never bothered after this experience? THANKS.

[@berlantharget2062]

What kind of blow dryer brush did you use? Do you feel like it worked well with thick hair? I have tried some, but my hair always seems extremely thick for it and takes forever.

[@vastya.3255]

Gonna try this !

[@Yasmeenabeena]

I wanna try this now!!!!

[@Ohemaa]

Let me know how it goes

[@tiacowans14]

That was cool. I'm going to try that

[@Ohemaa]

It was fun making butter for sure

[@vevp8287]

Have you tried it with a co wash instead of shampoo?

[@onionhead4090]

What brush are you using?

[@Ladylita4u]

I’m just patiently waiting for you 2 get this dyson airstrait 😂😂😂😂

[@Ohemaa]

😂😂 the price on that thing??? Oooffff

[@mon6745]

Cultured butter too? Damn!

[@Willeneful]

Thanks for sharing

[@Ohemaa]

Absolutely

[@taliatehilahz7437]

You not supposed to shampoo. In Africa we only wash it with water

[@alshirley3444]

You are stunningly beautiful

[@moniqueb3917]

Interesting

[@ivymerritt7577]

Gurl, you're using like real butter, I mean like, BUTTER butter! WHY!?!?!? 😳😳😳😳😳

[@Beyt_El]

I know it sounds crazy but that ish makes your hair feel soooo soft and moisturized.

[@pertinasmith8183]

I believe some cultures in Africa actually does this and they mix chebe in it.

[@bhavnaganiga6272]

Have you tried flaxseed gel on your hair?

[@ismaelpanaga9064]

Hi ma'am pls.upload the video about your underarm update using driclor....with honest review for your next vlog...request from newbie here.❤😊

[@benjones503]

Seems like that would smell bad if you let it sit out on the counter for 3 days. It was spoiled. Why was that necessary?

[@AngelMendoza-to4gd]

Most ppl don’t let it sit out for 3 days.

[@vastya.3255]

Do you refrigerate your store bought butter that you use on your bread? This is the exact same butter😅

[@imogenlipson1294]

@@vastya.3255yes 🙄 🤨 what was the point of this comment? We don’t let the butter we go to eat sit on the countertop for three days before refrigerating.

[@ysa9]

Try to leave it for 1-4 hours

[@Ohemaa]

I will definitely leave it longer next time

[@yaadiecurls2986]

What makes it ethiopian, isn’t it just butter?

[@vastya.3255]

The practice of smearing cow milk butter into hair is Ethiopian, not the butter itself.

[@benjones503]

Invest on some plastic caps especially if you’re making videos. They only cost a few dollars.

[@etsehiwotbayou]

She doesn’t have too she is repurposing which is a great way to recycle. Thank you for caring for our earth my dear 🌍