I Tried Aritha Powder... then I tried not to rage. | All Natural 4C Natural Hair

[@cheshiredj]

I totally respect people who use DIY products. But I have a job. Other people have the job of making hair products. I will use the funds from my job to support them so they can continue to do their jobs. This way, we all win. Glad you're OK, I hate anything to get in or even go near my eyes.

[@darneshiarene]

I sell Ayurveda hair care products

[@jazmynnmontanez6722]

I felt that! I don't have the time but I will cut a check

[@amarie1852]

Great comment

[@kapparhotau181]

@Summer Bloom I feel you there 🤣🤣🤣

[@trianna2008]

This is hilarious! Also explains why I always DIY -- I don't have a job (in school) lol

[@vdezdra_9618]

“What if it gets into my third eye?!” 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheStarPuppy]

I was wondering if anyone caught that lol

[@vdezdra_9618]

@@TheStarPuppy 😀 I sure did

[@TriumphantTiff]

"Exfoliated my eyeballs" is never what I want a hair product to do. EVER. So sorry this happened to you!! Now I know Aritha is as dangerous as Shikakai to eyes.

[@kaimobley5324]

I get exfoliated eyeballs just from regular shampooing 😐

[@TriumphantTiff]

@@kaimobley5324 😂😂😂 oh no

[@justKKB]

Shikakai isn't always dangerous--I always use it! I don't make it in a paste tho--add a tbsp to my african black soap shampoo or add some to my henna mix and haven't had an issue. So if you wanna...go for it!

[@jhh6061]

Shikakai??

[@Brwniee95]

I remember seeing videos about shikakai irritating some ppls eyes

[@AllysseMarie]

I read the title way too fast... thought Aretha Franklin was somehow involved in this debacle....🤷🏽‍♀️

[@lashonay]

😂😂😂siiiiis

[@Brwniee95]

Sisss 👀😂

[@nataliewalker9682]

girl…😭😭

[@thelovelymadamme7256]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@twill1007]

😆😂😆

[@tweetingsparks]

Fluffnugget don’t deserve this negative energy.

[@TheStarPuppy]

she really don't

[@Halfricenne]

So what I learned about those is that you really have to blend the powders (use an actual blender) before you put them in your hair. They are VERY stubborn

[@blackgothgoddess3164]

I would like to add a strainer too

[@kapparhotau181]

Or cheese cloth

[@jasminegreene8159]

Yup I use a pantyhose to strain mine. I’m about to make some more right now actually lol

[@thehamsterarmy2380]

*This is why I don't try new things. The world is out to get me*

[@ruttysalomon]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheStarPuppy]

lol nooooooo, here, I'll vet them for you, then the product ISN'T new to you anymore!! (except I do NOT recommend this one)

[@justplainjarrie]

Am I the only one who said, "Danielle, you got your nails done," in the beginning of the video? That's fine 🤷🏾

[@hellenoluwafemi8601]

I literally feel your pain when you said things get into your eye, my eyelashes is always getting into my, It's like it's something I just cannot escape from. And I have small eyes 👀👀😂 Somebody please pray for me 🙏❤️

[@t3knosoulz]

I have almond shaped eyes and this happens to me all the time!! If I don't curl my lashes sky high, they get into my eyes all day :(

[@user-lg6qr2bh9f]

Omg mood I love my long eyelashes but they shed alot and bend and poke my eyes so muchhh🥺🥺🥺

[@healwithmare]

Lol I’m also a Yoruba girl with small eyes and my lashes love swimming in my eyeballs constantly. It’s no bueno 😭😩

[@Brwniee95]

Yoo... same my eyelashes are always poking and falling in my eyes ughhh 😕 I have curly lashes

[@asnappinturla]

I get eyelashes in my eyeballs all the time🙈

[@Gottathinkaboutit]

on indian channels they boil it in water and strain it and it ends up having a low lather, I wouldn't put any powder in my hair that's too much to deal with

[@TheStarPuppy]

ahhhhhhhh. that'd do it, thank for the tip!

[@PatienceXina]

Your voice is so soothing!

[@sheilamuringi4276]

sis you did too much at once. when starting to use herbs you should ease your way into it coz you're not used to managing your hair with the natural products in them. Try mixing some of the herbs into your conditioners and shampoos and just pick 2 or 3 herbs to begin with then you can begin getting used to managing your hair with them. Its supper important to ease your way into it especially if your 4c coz if your hair was more dense you would have experienced a host of damage and breakage. Any way all the best.

[@TheStarPuppy]

In my defense, "Hi, I'm Danielle, I do too much" is my opening line lol But I totally get what you're getting at here. I've been incorporating Ayurveda in my last several washdays (offline) the only new thing in this wash day was the Aritha powder. I now officially stan Amla, Brahmi, and Hibiscus powder though.

[@the13thgoddess28]

If you decide to do this again, try a blender. You can also look for those ingredients in store bought products

[@kaimobley5324]

StarPuppy: There's nothing quite as infuriating as attempting to do something nice for yourself and it hurting you Me:Like choosing to stay awake for getting your wisdom tooth pulled...

[@goosiey3]

Kai Mobley yes! I was awake for all my wisdom teeth. The tops weren’t bad..... the bottoms however 😖

[@angelaeustache8467]

Me: Driving an hour to Barnes and Noble to pick up a book that I wanted so bad for it to close three minutes after I arrived

[@kaimobley5324]

@@angelaeustache8467 at least you had the next day

[@unflippedfedora]

Oh gosh don’t take me back to THAT day

[@malaykav]

Whewww thisss! I despise everyone that told me it wasn’t that bad. My whole jaw locked up. Scarred me for life.

[@jasmynpseudonymous2065]

I once got tea tree oil in my eyes while I was shampooing and LOST IT in the shower

[@TheStarPuppy]

**inhuman screening sounds** That. sounds. HORRENDOUS.

[@bebepatton4491]

If these comments ain’t making my night!! 🤣😆😂

[@ashleyk3745]

That’s EXACTLY why I don’t use shikakai anymore. For natural shampoos I only do ambunu or black soap. Ambunu gives more of a co-wash feel for me. I’m not sure if you’ll like it cuz it’s kinda slimy but it’s super versatile and easy.

[@tabithathewholistic]

Girl I'm intense about my eyes too!!!! I barely care for water in them!😬😬😬😬😵🥴

[@hadassahagbaps]

I went through the exact same thing the first time I used aritha. Now I use it as a natural foaming facial mask/scrub. It works well for my acne.

[@Arielle_C93]

I've learned the hard way that, with the exception of finely sifted henna, I do not like powders in my hair 😆 I love ayurvedic herbs infused in oil or water for a rinse, then sifted thoroughly.

[@SweaterGodHavina]

Love, you cracked me up at claws, but ONLY because I know you’re ok... you’re the 🐐

[@aminat643]

Love your transition to more natural products! I should try more but sometimes the silicones call me back 😅😭😩

[@samariacaesar492]

This was literally me!! I thought my hair needed silicone check out neki cakes watch literally all her videos her methods WORK. I have low porosity super dry 4a 4b hair and its been transformed.

[@dy6277]

Thank you so much for these details! I really enjoyed this video. I've used these Ayurvedic ingredients to infuse oils, but never for a wash... and I was laughing with you, I promise. 🤣🤣🤣 I found a recipe, so I'm gonna try this too. I think I will leave my hair braided when I wash it. Here is what I found: Soak 5-6 reetha pods, 6-7 pieces of shikakai and a few amla pods in water overnight.Heat the mixture in the morning and turn the heat off just when it begins to boil.Allow the mixture to cool and blend it into the blender.Strain the mixture and discard the residue of the ingredients.Now use the liquid concoction as a shampoo.

[@sweety6023]

When I use Shikaikai and aritha..I mix 3 tablespoons of each together and do one section at a time and one i rinse it throughly, I twist that section back up....or try an amla mask for a prepoo, mix it to the consistency of a batter and apply and let sit for about 30-45 minutes, using the baggie method, then shampoo and deep condition as usual

[@nickierasberry6376]

So sorry that happened. glad you're doing better😢😃

[@Vickiepickles1974]

It’s good to mix aritha with African black soap melted down with essential oil. Curly Proverbz also gives good diy vids with ayurveda.

[@Celestial_Cha]

I looooove curly proverbz, she’s the reason I started using fenugreek & hibiscus

[@Bunny_McSnuggles]

@@Celestial_Cha same.... I only drank hibiscus drinks(zobo), I didn't know I could use em for my hair

[@msgigglesbaby]

When stuff gets in your eye use COLD water.

[@TheStarPuppy]

👁👄👁 noted

[@ilalai1843]

always strai it in a cheese/muslin cloth or whatever you have a hand even though it's powder, also with arithra o(soap nuts) you can whisk it to create thick foamy consistency right before you use it. (i'm sure u know all this by now but in case anyone else dosn't realise yet hope it helps)

[@hawaiianBombshell]

✨ *I relaxed this April after 7 years & I felt FREE AT LAST from hours of detangling & retwisting! When my comb glided through my hair I cried tears of joy😂 Deep conditioning + protein treatments are 🔑*

[@juliannegasteiger769]

Formula is Queen!! Store bought is it for me! They made it for me to buy. I can’t be bothered. And there are so many natural made options now.

[@Juss1Jess]

Try soultanicals products, they are Ayurvedic based so you can get the benefits of Ayurveda but you won’t have to diy lol

[@blkbry-yg4gd]

Curls and Potions is really good ayurvedic based brand too.

[@jaylaalexis7341]

Love their products !

[@benej9356]

and qhemet biologics ;)

[@kapparhotau181]

I'm curious of there products

[@Juss1Jess]

kapparhotau181 They are currently having a 40% off sale now from12-3am code is BFSOUL40

[@vastya.3255]

try Ambunu , its a natural plant that contains saponins for slip and lather . mixed with water it has an aloe vera texture and it’s conditioning and softening. its a herb used in african countries.

[@sashaglenn2441]

I dont think this was supposed to be funny, but when she made the comment about using juices and berries I died😂💀

[@RoseRedRoseWhite]

No, I snorted hot chocolate on that one.

[@bebepatton4491]

I know I thought the same but I laughed on that part too!! Hard!!!

[@alisonmiller2708]

Try Ambunu leaves (from Chad) and strain it thoroughly in cheese cloth before using. It cleans and leaves hair with less tangles and more shine. Also try amla mixed with a little castor oil and argan oil and strained aloe vera. These will leave your hair softer and easier to handle.

[@soundreign2319]

I did the same thing with shikaki, hibiscus, alma and aloe Vera powder, but I was shaking power particulars out of my hair for a month and I was washing my hair every week with store bought shampoo that whole time😦. I now just make my own infused alma oil, strain it and use it on my scalp and as a hot oil treatment.

[@shanawill3]

I use about 30 soapnuts (the same thing your using ) but it’s whole form with just the seed pitted. I boil the soapnuts for about 30 minutes and drain then let the solution cool off a bit but while it’s still warm, sprinkling zanthem gum ( may have spelled that wrong ) making it thicker and putting it in to a pump bottle 🧴only con is that it takes 2 applications to 🧼 up great shampoo

[@Stephanie-007]

Don't give up on Ayurveda! Mountain Rose Herbs offers a magnificent rhassoul clay that's both gentle and effective. Your strands and 👀 will thank you. Feel better. 💕

[@GraffitiGirl4]

Danielle, doing all things 4c flufnuggetty hair, so we don't have to. I salute your commitment to the cause. (slow clap) Thank you, Star Puppy. Thank you.

[@purplekisses246]

I'm sorry this happened to you. For the powders you're adding to your deep conditioner I highly recommend a fine mesh sifter to help remove the grit left behind.

[@AnneMarie-vr5wb]

I have heard of difficulties with the natural diy shampoos . I plan to try henna sooq. They have taken the guess work out of it.

[@alesiatulloch4714]

I also have very big eyes which things target all the time. With these powders I make tea rinses with them strain them and use them as a daily spray and so on

[@Miska19]

Aww poor you!!! I use the Hesh products once a month because I don't have time to prep them every washday. They do work for me those so I like them. The first part were you went wrong those was applying the shampoo in the shower, apply it like a pre poo before getting into the water. I also just keep the shampoo simple and just mix in the aritha and shikakai powder together and that's it. It makes my hair super soft, but I do know that it doesn't work for everyone. So I'm glad you tried it but I'm sad that it hurt you.

[@ellaarkin70]

I’m so sorry that happened. I use aritha powder mask and use raw black soap to wash it out.

[@sassys1240]

I'm sorry this happenened to you. I made a tea with the aritha and shikaikai powders and then sieve them. Worked fine. I also used them in oils as someone said already.

[@myadv6083]

Amla oil pre poo, bentonite clay as shampoo 🤷🏾‍♀️ green beauty also does a good side by side of power/mask vs oils for Amla. I recommend oils.

[@carinaraymond2]

Luuuv your hair Danielle!!! 😍

[@chungleandthebims167]

My all natural stuff is just using herbal teavana teas (I use peach tranquility every now and then because some of the ingredients in there are anti dandruff/what I need for my scalp). I am also not a doctor. I just used the tea because I couldn't find oils for some of the ingredients. Anyways, what's working for me is virgin avocado oil and spraying my hair to dampen it with a water + aloe vera mixture. Although I wash with Shea Moisture, but my hair is so strong after just two weeks. Other than all that mess, every now and then I do an avocado and honey mask and let me tell you. Unless you're allergic to it, I personally do not see any way that this mask could hurt you. It's definitely a moisturizing mask. If you think your hair was moisturized, just try that avocado.

[@sylmarie]

This is why I always strain my diys.

[@positivewoman5454]

I had the same problem with getting it out of my 4 c hair. I tried this; giving myself a hot oil treatment first. Then I put a little about 1/2 tsp of olive oil in the arithra powder. It gave my hair some extra silk to rinse it out.

[@QuEeN-uy6lg]

This is why I wash my hair with goggles 💀💀

[@marvinandjosh1]

Bwhahahahahaha! Are you serious??

[@quasar4472]

I might consider! Don't care if it's for 5 year olds 😭

[@QuEeN-uy6lg]

@@quasar4472 exactly bruh, I can’t with things in my eyes

[@musicismyhothotsex92]

Omg I have thought about doing this for so long!!!

[@LG-universe]

Tilt your head back

[@amunuaatta6446]

Hey Danielle, I just wanna share my shampoo-alternative with you: apple vinegar. You fill a spraybottle bith 2/3 of the vinegar and then add 1/3 water. You spray it on wet hair, massage it in like shampoo and make sure it sits up to 5-10 min in the hair. Since its liquid, it does lather. The smell doesnt bother me personally, and using other products with their own fragrances after helps too. The vinegar kills bacteria and removes dirt, but its more of a nutrilizer instead of a "stripper" of all the goods. I use this for 5 years and my hair dries quicker and is less dry, because it gets to keep it's oils. I would never go back to shampoo.

[@amarie1852]

Girl just continue to use amla as a deep Conditioner!!!!!! Never give that up!!! I mix mine with egg yolk, olive oil and fermented fenugreek gel. And I shampoo w bentonite clay 1x a month. And tropicgyal naturals shampoo every wash

[@Kai-zl7sj]

I’m sorry you had such a bad experience I recommend a Rhassoul clay wash for weekly washes it’s moisturizing and cleansing and a bentonite Clay wash for Clarifying your hair. It has made washing way easier and it’s never gotten in my eye yet I use clay washes in a liquid form but you can control the viscosity so it’s easier to ensure it doesn’t get in your eyes. I also use them in an applicator bottle so I can control it. I hope this helps some, better luck next time!

[@thyladyhyacinth]

FYI there are youtube channels that livestream 24/7 calming, meditative spa music with landscape backgrounds!!

[@anchekamfer7990]

Know this is off topic..But your voice soothes my soul❤.

[@JerseyDiva82]

Sry about your terrible experience. When I use my powders I use them in conjunction with store brought products to give them an extra boost. So I add aritha and soap nuts to my shampoo. And I add amla, neem, fenagreek, and aloe vera powder to my deep conditioner. Chef's kiss!

[@neotumza1103]

I use a teaspoon or 2 and mix it into a store bought deep container, some oil, glycerin/honey and that’s my deep conditioner. That way I’m not fighting with the power as much.

[@HIPPKITT]

These are what I use for my hair but I’ll cleanse my hair with ACV then a shampoo, I make a deep conditioner masque with the hibiscus powered and alma with Shea moisture masque, she’s moisture conditioner and my Ayurvedic oils. I blend it in really good so there are no bits of pocket powders n bam! Leaves my hair so soft and tasty! I also do a rice water treatment before I put the deep conditioning masque in! Took a lot of trial and error to get to a perfect blend for mi hair. But hey! At least your eyes are ok and you’re still a beautiful unicorn🖤🧚🏾‍♀️

[@Rilude]

Lol we're wearing the same nails right now I had to do a double take. Also I think you can make an oil out of those powders so they don't go to waste.

[@nanitaylor8073]

I boost my favorite store bought conditioners and shampoos with diy stuff. I love adding a scoop of hibiscus to my favorite deep conditioner and wishing an egg to my favorite protein treatment. It helps with the “consistency” and I don’t spend a lot of time mixing a bunch of stuff together.

[@Timetrae]

Girl the apples of your cheeks are to die for!!

[@fine2thedime]

Make it like a cleansing conditioner also get a nutmilk bag off of amazon to strain your mask for silky creamy consistency. I love you.

[@puggirl415]

I've done a lot of DIY hair products but I typically don't mess with making conditioners. The manufactured ones are better emulsified and make your hair manageable so it doesn't get damaged. I will make stylers like gel from flax, chia, Irish moss. I will make dry shampoo out of oat flour, cocoa powder and activated charcoal. I will make treatments like fermented rice water or masks from gelatin and aloe vera. I will even occasionally clarify my hair and exfoliate my scalp with a dissolved baking soda cleanser and then shut down the cuticle with a diluted vinegar rinse. That's as natural as it gets for me. I do this to save money and to be able to use what I have on hand to cleanse my body and my hair. If it works as well as something you can buy I will make it. Plus homemade stuff is usually non toxic so there's that. Otherwise I will buy my hair products because you shouldn't experiment too much, too fast with your hair. I like the suggestion above to add the natural stuff to your regular shampoo as you get used to the effect the natural stuff has. I have to draw the line at stuff that won't rinse out though. That is maddening.

[@Icyjessy1]

I buy a pre mixed shampoo with Aretha, shikakai, gram flour, neem, onion juice and some oil that's 800naira (2 dollars) in my country

[@Pureconception]

I would recommend if you do another Ayurvedic hair wash, add some yucca root powder to add more of a lather to the mix

[@LadyKane77]

OOOH GIRLLLL!! Das a lot!! 🙃 Glad you made it through the struggle!!

[@arushibansal4150]

She has a good voice for background voice in animation movies

[@BodyandSpaCreations]

Try soap nuts. They are a natural surfactant and you can find them on Amazon. Can be searched by soapnuts or soap nuts.

[@bebepatton4491]

Girl this video and the comments are killing me!!! 🤣 🤣 this is sooo hilarious!! My favorite video!! Ten thumbs up! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Brownmahfun]

Soooooooooooo funny! Never heard of that powder but I am glad that You used it for us.

[@Ashaliyeva]

You are, without a doubt, absolutely adorable. 💗 “Juices and berries.” That HAS to be a “Coming to America” reference!!! It’s my all time favorite comedy. 💗💗💗 I’m sorry you had such a bad experience with all of that- after my own experience with “natural” products, I find most of them to be more problematic. So, yes, human-made products are my go-to. Hooray for science!! LOL 😊

[@themrsnguyen]

I'm really sorry that you went through that, but honestly, I'm glad you did it for us so that we don't have to... Because I can almost feel your pain.

[@tinabutler5192]

Use store bought conditioner for the final rinse!!! Also add some conditioner and oils to your powdered products.

[@Nailbae]

I think its just a matter of finding what works for you there are tonnes of ayurvedic powders out there just like there are a alot of store bought products no need to give up just yet..

[@jaimim3675]

lol, early club. Sponsored by Care Of?? Yaaas, moving on up!

[@exelenorraper4270]

i think you can mix the powders with a carrier oil instead/with H2O

[@juliannafadare1889]

I am so happy that you're trying ayurvedic products. Our hair is very similar. I had a long struggle phase but now things are flourishing. Keep at it. I would recommend: 1. Applicator bottles 2. Shikakai for cleansing 3. Not getting the products in your eye TRY AGAIN!!!

[@tsubakihanazono]

I definitely felt that, I did a shikaikai (?) and aritha shampoo through a recipe I saw on KZbin and my god when it got into my eye, mind you I was being careful but I’m clumsy plus a slippery shower, so it got in my eye and BURNED SOoOoOoOo bad like nothing I’d ever felt before, like what I’d imagine it feel like if I cut my eye and out rubbing alcohol in it, like a terrible burning sensation... and tried it one more time for funsies it didn’t work for my hair tbh it is so hard to get out of my curls even after straight up washing it for half an hour, leaves my curls incredibly tangled and dry af as well as it turned to be a hazard for my eyes so I wouldn’t recommend it but we all try new things for nice, healthy hair every once in a while...

[@lindyshairven5952]

Starpuppy please use Ambunu you will have no tangle issues okay...I love you

[@ImaNamelessDude]

this video spoke to me on a spiritual level 😭 I feel your pain sis I feel your pain!

[@Minicarrotjuice]

I have a suggestion~ Only One Jess released a max hydration method video. I think first you clarify with apple cuder vinegar and water mixed together. Then you use a clay mask on your hair. Then you use a deep conditioner of your choice (which can be ayuvedic like you want) then you use a leave in conditioner and whatever else you use to style. She did a wash and go, but I'm doing a protective style challenge, so for me I'd just braid my hair back up.

[@evanaavelino2426]

Could you please try Amla oil🥺

[@tcoleman6167]

Your frustration is felt......and adorable....👀👁👁😁

[@tanishahand8136]

Hey! At least you tried. I remember I tried a diy masque and it was horrible. My hair was badly detangled and I even snatched some of my hair out. So, I truly understand, I prefer my store brought products.

[@bbccensored4122]

That's why I hang over my tub and wash my hair and then I shower. I had horrible acne on my rump for years from washing my hair in the shower. And I hate getting stuff in my eyes, too! 😩😂

[@bambam1000able]

Hey @starpuppy I think you should get locs. It would you maintain you sanity. Also your hair would love it. 4c hair natur want to tangle itself.

[@kapparhotau181]

My DIYs are always done out of the shower. Also better to use cold water if something gets in your eye, cold water is more soothing than hot water on your eye. Hot water just irritates my eye more if something gets in it. A blender may help in the future. They have mini hand electrical blenders for diy projects. They are awesome and cheaper than the big regular size blender

[@ciaras.w8945]

When she said "all the things" it reminded me of Mrs Kev On Stage

[@ImaNamelessDude]

I felt this on a spiritual level😭 I feel your pain sis!

[@randomtuber9207]

List of natural shampoo options that might work for you... if you ever decide to try any . soap nuts Baking Soda / apple cider vinegar Ambunu leaves. I’m sorry you had a bad experience.

[@belledomnik]

It is like rinsing henna. Maybe try using a knee high to sift it.

[@adribabi3]

I think considering aritha as a shampoo was the issue. I consider it a cleansing agent, mix it with your prepoo & follow up with a sulfate free shampoo or cowash afterwards to get rid of particles. The benefits are great but definitely isn’t good for a standalone shampoo.

[@arthomas7141]

Omgg that is horrible, so sorry that happened to you. I'm really glad you're okay, and thank you for sharing this story because it's really important! I had a very similar experience with my DIY aritha shampoo early this year. Instead of powder, I boiled whole aritha soapnuts. My hair really responded well, no grains, as it wasn't a powder, and no major tangling. But the third and last time I used it, it in my eyes and it was honestly terrifying!!! Felt like the moisture of my eye/inner eyelids was stripped instantly... even though there wasn't any powder I had that dry, fine sandpaper feeling. It felt like I wouldn't be able to open them again if they stayed closed too long. It was painful and horrific. It is not the same as getting regular soap in your eye. Ayurveda and DIY hair care is not for everyone, and that's a-okay, but it's honestly something I'm really drawn too (I've already been plotting my next purchases) sooo... no lie, I'm going to be doing my haircare with goggles on.

[@chosenbygrace9434]

Okay, I love you StarPuppy, but what were you thinking when you decided to use a powder for shampoo?

[@kibelle8423]

First I want to say that I’m so sorry this happened to you but I’m happy you put this content out here.. you are a comedian btw & I’m going to subscribe

[@Forshakira1]

I'm so sorry but happened to you. But, the way you tell your story had me cracking up the whole time. I love your creativity. Keep it up!

[@Trblues22]

For shampoo, you could have just use soap nuts. Also, when it comes to the other steps you might need to follow A ShaRae Delsol diy video. But I respect the conclusion of the video if this type of DIY is not for you and that's okay.

[@chantaleb.6879]

Aritha IS Soapnut.

[@Trblues22]

@@chantaleb.6879 Thank you for the information, but I was not talking about the powder form of soap nuts. I was talking about the whole form of soap nuts that you can boil in water. From my point of view, it was more of a proper equivalent because most of us are used to some suds/lather when shampooing.

[@greggyygregg7829]

I feel that statement on a personal levellll. I went to cook myself a nice dinner to congratulate my test score and I ended up cutting the corner of my thumb off and had to go to the hospital 😭😭😭

[@CatsAndPokemon]

nooooooo :(

[@greggyygregg7829]

It’s okay it healed very nicely 😊

[@lichxd474]

Jeez, hope you recovered quick

[@jess9722]

congratulations on your test score

[@RakiyasRoots]

Actual dried soap nuts are much better to use because it can be strained much better.

[@ROSELLE41]

I didn’t have any problems rinsing it out

[@earlymorninggray8646]

Thank you for being honest.