I TRIED QASIL FOR 5 DAYS - Better Than Turmeric ?

[@maiyas7997]

Twin 🧜🏿‍♀️🧜🏿‍♀️ ! So glad you posted this new video and you came to deliver. I love how you find these products and educate so much off of your experiences💯 Your skin looks great 😍 and your hair too💁🏿‍♀️. That smile is the highlight of your videos 😁

[@hudamohamed6810]

This powder is made from sidr leaves. It also has roots in the islamic history. Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her, one of the prophets wives adviced women to use this powder. It is believed to protect women from magic and evil eye. And yes we Somalis use it, I try to use it as often as possible. It is a soap, you can replace it with your daily facewash. You can use it as a shampoo, as a bodywash. It is natural and has numerous benefits. Thanks for sharing!

[@sonja0707]

Yes why not you have skin😊​@@creev2creev

[@Demonbloxplays]

@@creev2creev go for it whenever i breakout my mum gives me some and it is unnoticable after 2 days

[@istarhabeen]

its not the same as the Gob tree leaves. The one you mentioned is used in Yemen now but have same "qasil" name. Gob tree is native to Somalia only.

[@hamdiaa4]

you could actually mixed qasil with turmeric! they work well together

[@missdior6479]

You have to message the qasil into your scalp it will clean very well I have been using qasil my whole life it really does help your hair and also your hair won’t break down

[@childofgodforever6614]

Is it hard to wash out of the hair?

[@SkinNourishJourney]

It will remain on your hair even after washing unless u blend with warm water and strain it using a cheesecloth (or a cloth with thin fabric). This will get rid of all the grain. Use 2 tbsps qasil and 2 cups water.

[@mariamhani-g9j]

As a Somali woman thank you so much 😭 for this video. You rock and you are gorgeous ❤️😙😍

[@fatumamamamamama]

every time i hear abt a skin routine/product i've never heard of and look on youtube for a review, you're always there!! so glad to always have a reliable source

[@taliatehilahz7437]

I do remember a video of you fighting acne if I am not mistaken, waooo your skin look good

[@bassflix5982]

As a Somali we use everyday for face and hair and it's the best and natural❤❤❤

[@SydneyZimlife]

What do you mix it with?

[@sapirina___7142]

@@SydneyZimlife only water

[@jamieosula7267]

Is it true that it makes your face hairy?

[@Raas639]

​@@SydneyZimlifeWe mix it with cusbur for face

[@accrr370]

@@SydneyZimlife just water.

[@mamoyoT]

As a shampoo, apply to scalp then to length of hair. Leave for at least 15 mins and wash off. Thanks for the tip on where to get qasil at a cheaper price

[@amira-8014]

With cold or warm water??

[@mamoyoT]

@@amira-8014 what ever you have

[@amira-8014]

@@mamoyoT thank you :)

[@roxanneiamawake4311]

Where can I find it for cheap? Thank you

[@looulou7849]

You can to get on huda organic

[@aliyaadan704]

As a Somali I loveeee Qasil 😭

[@charmedboutique7452]

Omg do you have any 🥺

[@jasminej9699]

@@charmedboutique7452 find a somali shop, I don't know where you live or if your community has a somali community but one of these shops will definitely have loads of this stuff

[@0nly.bhadbby40]

Hey girl can I make it into a body wash ?

[@queenofpunt]

Gob tree only grows in Somalia and some parts of eastern Ethiopia mainly in the Somali region anyways. So our ancestors have always used qasil.

[@wild282]

@@queenofpunt wrong it grows in the Arabian Peninsula. Its kind of a Holy tree and its used in Hajj so yes I grew up using it my whole life. The only bad thing about it is that using it on your skin will promote body hair growth. Fantastic for hair growth but not body hair growth 😂

[@ShanyShannon]

Finally another video on this. I would love if someone who has severe acne uploaded a video of their results!

[@ebazileyes1475]

There is someone with a bad acne video who used it...her acne still don't look good

[@Deezy-rz4mf]

@@ebazileyes1475was she consistent? Because if not she wouldn’t get results

[@kimwilliams5495]

I can say I use Qasil with bad acne and it calmed down the spots calmed down my scars I use it everyday sometimes twice a day so I can say it’s something you must be consistent with 💯

[@leeeightiesbaby9435]

Skin looks absolutely AMAZING darling 😍...updated skin routine in store for us? Thanks lovely, always enjoy watching your videos when they pop up 😉

[@dfsx7934]

my mom is gonna buy me some tomorrow i’m soo excited man

[@lilianebrown]

Never knew it could be makeup remover and hair shampoo/mask...definitely have to try with mine

[@SherelleSaintRose]

Neither did I but I’m glad I found out, thank for watching 😄

[@AlmazB]

We use it in Ethiopia and Eritrea also

[@SherelleSaintRose]

Really? Thanks for letting me know!

[@AlmazB]

@@SherelleSaintRose yeah its an east African thing

[@hamdiaa4]

@@AlmazB that’s bc its somali who introduced to Ethiopia because of the somali region. don’t take the credit away from Somalia

[@AlmazB]

@@hamdiaa4 I never said that I said we also use it too. Not taking away from anyone. I love Somalis. Nuances is a good thing. I know women in Uganda and Tanzania who use it too but it’s called by another name. It’s just another form of Neem. Neem is used everywhere.

[@0nly.bhadbby40]

@@hamdiaa4 can I use it for my body wash

[@hamdiaa4]

Thank you giving credit!❤️ somali women’s beauty secret it’s so versatile as well

[@hardlaughs8462]

Qasil is a face mask from Somalia. It was used in somalia for thousands of years.

[@queenofpunt]

it grows from Gob tree that's only found in Somalia and in some parts of other countries Somali regions.

[@ebazileyes1475]

It's not better than Turmeric but it does give you a nice shine

[@MM-dv8fr]

I love Qasil, I use 1 to 2 times a week.

[@tywhyte8389]

Love this what did you use for your hyperpigmentation I've seen u after a year your face if G.L.O.WINGGGGG

[@Goldilox44]

You're beautiful and your eye color is gorgeous which compliments your skin perfectly :)

[@annieardmore9059]

I loved this video so much! It’s got me even more excited about using qasil. One tip a friend gave me about qasil as a face mask: apply it to your neck and hands too. That way, the texture and condition of your neck and hands match your face 🙂

[@barbaragaskins7914]

Thanks. God bless You!

[@pattycannon1804]

Sherelle you have a beautiful voice I can listen to you talk all day. I want to see more clothing hauls. 💆🏻‍♀️

[@SherelleSaintRose]

Hey Patricia! Thanks for being an ongoing subscriber, I will do more hauls

[@pattycannon1804]

@@SherelleSaintRose my pleasure.

[@fogclouds]

I love your health and beauty vids but whats a clothing haul

[@videotk1740]

Not the Arabs and hybrid habeshas claiming the Somali culture🤦🏽‍♀️ like can you y’all leave us alone

[@nadzl118wilson9]

I will be using this powder thanks for the video

[@_caram_]

I enjoyed this video and that glow 😍

[@SherelleSaintRose]

Thank you for watching love ❤️

[@_caram_]

@@SherelleSaintRose You're welcome 🤗

[@wild282]

You can't use it as a shampoo. Geat hair mask next time boil some unoin and garlic then remove them filter the water and mix it with sidir powder let it cool down the apply for 2 hours. Amazing. Tip: add some coconut oil

[@kimmie8042]

I love your videos!💕💕

[@SherelleSaintRose]

Appreciate it love ❤️

[@json9368]

I just subscribed to you the other day and love your videos!! 💖

[@SherelleSaintRose]

Thank you for subscribing, I really appreciate it 😘

[@Judedenise]

Oooooh I need to try it!!

[@SherelleSaintRose]

Let me know if you give it a try ☺️

[@fixingkit]

Qasil its an old ancient Somali cosmetic

[@Psalms20A21]

💎💎💎Thank You for this Unique Informative Video🌿

[@SherelleSaintRose]

You are welcome, home you enjoyed the video 😍

[@ThePriam3]

I love your channel💕💕

[@jujulee85]

Are you still using the Ordinary products on your face

[@tashiasvlogs1844]

Here for it 🤗🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@SherelleSaintRose]

Thanks boo 😘

[@halima4355]

Your skin looks amazing 😍😍

[@SherelleSaintRose]

I really appreciate it love ❤️

[@faa5800]

Yaas qasil 🇸🇴👏🏾

[@maryastark8075]

Beautiful as always 💖💖💖. I am struggling with scars at the top of my cheekbones due to friction from the N95 respirators. I am far from alone. A dermatologist told me to be vigilant about applying sunscreen, and to "give it time". in your opinion, could QASIL help avoid further hyperpigmentation? Much Love ❤️❤️❤️.

[@naramaniasahj3932]

Have you ever tried beauty of the horn? If so which would you prefer? 🤔

[@naimajannah5078]

Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤

[@adeum9i]

I put turmeric in mine ❤️

[@monsunbeauty2049]

Love this❤❤❤

[@amira-8014]

So for hair, I can just use qasil and water right? Cold or warm water?

[@Laurenelizo]

Wow gonna have me spending

[@gilnahnu]

buying this!!

[@peregrinefalcon6747]

Hello, does qasil have a strong smell? What does it smell like?

[@suhurahilmih8790]

I love it sow much qasil is the best

[@charmedboutique7452]

Ok so I Hurd about this ok tik tok I have hyperpigmentation and I’m tired I’m 19 been having it sense 12 I’m tired I need some help

[@pbjt2396]

Hello, I would like to share some ingredients that helped me lighten and clear up some hyperpigmentation over time. I encourage only natural products, but like any product, still do your research before applying anything to your body because it can still be damaging. If you have sensitive skin be extra careful and always do a patch test on a small part of your skin to know if it’s ok to use. First, I exfoliate with a gentle chemical exfoliant, and I create masks and leave them on for anywhere from 10-20 mins before washing off. Some exfoliant masks I like to use are: Oatmeal flour (blend dry instant oats in a personal blender to become flour) mixed with honey and milk or yogurt (this is hydrating). Oatmeal is the lightening agent and so is milk & yogurt. Honey is anti inflammatory and hydrating. Yogurt is also hydrating. Instant coffee grounds and milk- coffee brings blood to the face etc., and milk gently exfoliates and feeds skin with fatty acids. Potatoes- lightening agent: peel and cut a potato (you can use 1/2 any sized potato) and after you peel it, grate the potato using a cheese/veggie grater. Take the grated potato and squeeZe the juice out of them. Apply juice to your face. You can also just apply the potato shreds without squeezing and it will have almost the same effect. These are gentle and effective. Second- moisturize! Always follow up any exfoliation with moisturizer. I just use any facial moisturizer I have from drug store. I also sometimes make a hydrating mask using honey, aloe Vera gel, and vegetable glycerin. Look into serums with skin brightening enzymes such as products that contain pineapple and papaya extracts. You can apply the serum under your moisturizer every day to help naturally brighten the skin as well. Etsy.com is a good place to find natural and effective products - be sure to check the reviews. Avoid clothes that are too tight and pull on the skin. Always wash off deodorants and all chemicals you put on the skin before you go to bed. If you do this, and you chemically exfoliate regularly it should help hyperpigmentation. Learn about pH balance and why we get hyperpigmentation first. Check out Kichi beauty on KZbin for some great DIY recipes as well. She’s great and she has so many recipes you will probably be able to whip something together from items in your home. I hope this helps. Good luck!

[@robbierasberry7964]

@@pbjt2396 wow does it help darkness aroound mouth and under eyes and dark knees??

[@saydenu]

You are sooo beautiful!!

[@srishtisharma4207]

Please tell which THE ORDINARY serum works for hyperpigmentation and scars

[@alimataylor4618]

Alpha Arbutin and niacinamide

[@maryastark8075]

@@alimataylor4618 Just saw this. I have scars from the friction from the N95 masks. Just posted a question regarding the benefit of QASIL to prevent further hyperpigmentation. Will look into the Ordinary products. Thank you 💗💗💗.

[@robbierasberry7964]

@swissbutkus1244 do u know if it works

[@sandralopez675]

A word of advice: check out no sulfates fast hair growth shampoo.

[@rakiosais7975]

In somali we like face wash or face mask

[@khadijambesa8098]

Is it normal to feel itchy when it starts drying up on face?? when you use it as a face mask

[@hudaelmi6213]

Yes

[@TimTim__]

Same hereee.. I came to comment this! I also feel itchy if I keep it on my face for more than 5 mins.

[@Brandyy.c]

Can qasil powder be used for sensitive and oily skin?

[@Shazminaj]

yass its for all skin type

[@lananate]

Better to use water or apple cider v?

[@Duqabto]

You can found ever somali place

[@pinkykhan6012]

Can i use this on daily basis as cleanser like i got acne prone skin and it's dry as well.

[@Amy_omer]

No if you have dry skin it's better if you use it twice in week and after that put some moisture cream

[@junedahmed7153]

greatly a remedy that prophet saw used sidrr

[@kalsumakhatun5867]

Your so pretty

[@onthedre]

Hi, is there any side effects to kojic acid? Do I need sunscreen after using it?

[@HijabisRocks]

Yes ypu have to use 🌞 screen

[@yasminmohamed780]

I like qasil 🥰😁

[@vanialee3743]

That stuff is way too expensive to use so much. You need 1 or 2 tsp with a little water. Dime size for full face. That big bag should last you a year for face only

[@BambinoBiz]

Do you still use this regularly?

[@justjewels3531]

You are so beautiful 💕💕💕

[@SherelleSaintRose]

Aww thanks a lot 😘🥰

[@charmedboutique7452]

But I also have sensitive skin

[@lindimindi8281]

I bought 100g QASIL at a Somali Shop for 1,50€😅

[@SherelleSaintRose]

Girl I’m jealous of you 🤣

[@lindimindi8281]

@@SherelleSaintRose Sis please next time go to a Somali shop. If you dont have a somali shop than i will send you.

[@SherelleSaintRose]

Yes! I’m deffo going to look for some in my area

[@charmedboutique7452]

Who is the comments used qasil powder for three acne or hyperpigmentation

[@LiogCeartas]

I put this on my face and my cat started sniffing the air for something. I think she’s attracted to the powder 🤣 it smells like nothing really. Maybe greentea but nothing noticeable. seriously this cat is trying to lick my face 🤣😂

[@SherelleSaintRose]

Haha that’s strange, I wonder if my cat would react the same 😂

[@LiogCeartas]

@@SherelleSaintRose Luckily she didn’t sample it, don’t know if it’s toxic. But the fact that minutes after i put it on, she was sniffing around and inching towards me. So now i know I cant leave the Qasil unattended. 🤣😅

[@ooxbj2746]

@@LiogCeartas it smells similar to cat nip😂

[@artistasha9331]

Your face didn't itch? Mines felt sooo itchy. Maybe I'll try it again.

[@cheese9865]

Add a oil... Few drops of it.

[@artistasha9331]

@@cheese9865 ok thanks

[@borntobehere4566]

@@cheese9865 what kind of oil

[@cheese9865]

@@borntobehere4566 any oil you like sis. Just a few drops

[@alexandradelgado8492]

@@borntobehere4566 rosehip oil is good

[@afrahabdurehman8495]

U are so cuteeee

[@Shivv23]

Is qasil powder also known as indigo powder?

[@smxgemstone]

No it's different

[@denyshadials5702]

Qasil is Zizyphus or Sidr

[@nafisaebrahim684]

What u mix it with

[@ave3087]

Water

[@naramaniasahj3932]

Do you mix it with cold or warm or hot water?

[@hudamohamed6810]

I mix it with cold or warm water.