Parsley - REBUILD and STRENGTHEN your hair with PARSLEY (+ Science and Recipe)

[@prettycurly9101]

Thanks for the vid! Thanks for doing the time consuming research for me girl. I really appreciate you!!!❤❤❤

[@cajh9993]

Parsley, oregano, cilantro, chicory, juniper berry, sassafras, etc, etc... there are hundreds of herbs out there! To present info on even a select few herbs and other plants to demonstrate their benefits on natural hair, that's a WHOLE lot of research! Salud!

[@CivilizedCinematics]

Yo, this is like watching god teach man about elements of the earth no cap

[@nirvana_banana777]

True facts!!!

[@GreenBeauty]

Jabarri Weston lol ... thank you

[@RK-su4hs]

Jabarri Weston rather than a sudden ‘god to man transmission..or text :)herbs have been used by man for thousands of years Generally taught through families to their children and passed down Based on Empirical.knowledge, meaning through experience over time Rather than science based Though currently some are taking a science based approach. Which in my experience adds nothing helpful to herbalism There have been numbers of famous herbalists in the last few hundred years Culpepper one of the more famous He and others wrote books which are today the Bible’s of any serious herbalist. Whether an amateur ‘home herbalist’ or a professional medical herbalist In America today Matthew Woods is in my experience one of the finest. He has books available

[@jazzyb819]

@@RK-su4hs The bible is amazing! It mentions all sorts of powerful herbs and minerals that many people overlook, but it's good that people are desiring to learn about their health again with myrrh, bitter herbs, frankincense, aloe, juniper, quartz, jasper, amethyst, sapphire, etc. all good for the body inside and out! how cool

[@BirdieBlue5602]

I have kidney problems and was always in pain. I haven't been to a doctor in 2 years since I started drinking parsley tea. It's truly amazing and very good for your body.

[@marah7170]

Every morning we should drink parsly tea without no salt to filter our kidney I m glad you feel better

[@igbaniliz2878]

I heard it could induce low sugar issues. So you need to look out for that happening or not happening.

[@jayzeem14]

Thank you for sharing your testimony Re: parsley tea. Will definitely take it up!

[@jayzeem14]

@@igbaniliz2878 will watch this as well thanks!!

[@starcherry6814]

Aw don't feel overwhelmed sister, you can always be like me and just eat the herbs 😋

[@AB-qj9vx]

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[@AB-qj9vx]

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[@11jjjones]

I was sick I started making a smoothie with organic dark parsley and frozen mango. I would add a few cups of water and blend then drink it. I added some stevia as I like sweet. I drank one 16oz cup a day. Ok after about 2weeks compliments were coming from everyone, my hair my skin, eyes and ppl even said I looked so much younger. This is a powerhouse of health and beauty

[@Anniemae1970]

Parsley is detoxifying.

[@akosuadimplesgh9981]

I agree with you. Same experience and compliments

[@myhusbandsrib]

What were you sick with, if you don’t mind me asking?

[@klam9932]

How much parsley?

[@dede5004]

This herb along with cilantro! Both are power houses

[@bebejolie1]

Hello!👋🏾 I absolutely love your videos. Thank you for taking the time to educate our community. I’m a nurse and value your thorough research and reference list that goes into every video. When I was a child living in Africa, my mother would make a daily “green salad”, which consisted of various types of lettuce and fresh green herbs from her garden. All topped with fresh homemade vinaigrette. Looking back, I really took all of that for granted. Now, I truly understand the importance and the power of green vegetables and herbs (chlorophyll), and their impact on the overall health and function of our body. I am a DIY’r and use a lot of different Ayurvedic powders and oils. 99% of what I use for my hair is edible or can be found in nature. I am thrilled about your series on herbs. It has sparked me to do more research. I’m planning to make a leave-in moisturizing hair spray using various herbs for nourishment, health, and growth. I will be using dry ingredients, but plan to eventually use fresh ingredients when it’s feasible. I’m looking forward to the day I can grow and dry my own herbs. It’s amazing how much cheaper taking care of my hair has become using only what Mother Nature grows. The best place to purchase dry herbs is from the bulk area of your grocery store. I just purchased 10 different herbs just under $4.😃 You inspired me to start implementing rice water rinses and onion/garlic/ginger treatments into my regimen. My hair is loving both. I’ve created a leave-in rice water spray infused with Chebé powder, which I used twice a week. My hair has never felt so moisturized and retained moisture for so long throughout my entire natural journey. I honestly feel like this is the healthiest my hair has ever been since returning to natural. Please continue to educate and inspire us. What you are doing is very important. Having natural hair doesn’t have to be difficult or become a financial burden. I believe the more knowledge you gain the easier the journey becomes. Have fun with it! Experiment with different concoctions, and discover what your hair loves. Build a relationship with your hair and watch it flourish. By the way, I love everything about your hair. It’s looking so luscious and long.🌺 Thank you for all that you do. ✌🏾💖🌿

[@citykisses21]

🌿🌿 yess to green beauty! 💚 thanks for sharing

[@SharlaTally]

Awesome video! Can you do a video on rosemary and also a video on Hibiscus??

[@Raja-bz4yw]

Ohh yass rosemary! I love rosemary, peppermint n ginger!

[@teechanel5084]

I second this comment !

[@longyarn4288]

I use strong Hibiscus tea in my henna mixture to help boost the red. Whatever is left over I mix with lemonade and drink to help reduce my blood pressure. (As long as I stay away from Dr's it works great! 🙄😀 Bad case of white coat syndrome. 🤷‍♀️) I'd be very interested in what other uses it has.

[@SharlaTally]

@@longyarn4288, awesome! I use both rosemary and hibiscus to make a tea rinse for my hair.

[@hopeokeke3045]

Hi Thanks for all the incisive info. Please could you kindly do a detailed demo on chebe powder? Much appreciation.

[@la54578]

Your videos are amazing! Filled with information so talented!!!

[@clove8220]

You just saved lives and scalps around the 🌎💞

[@trafficcontrol2420]

That was a dumb comment. How can videos make you feel overwhelmed? You don't have to try or follow everything you see or hear about. People be giving the internet too much power over their thoughts and actions.

[@Colourandwellbeing]

Thank you so much my hair is healthier now at 46 than when I was in my 30s because of your well researched information. Can I use it as tea instead?

[@ohemaaboatemaabrempong5214]

Plsss can u spray the tea daily on yr hair ?

[@MsYamaye]

Your content is 5 star. What herbs are complementary? I want to plant a few in a box

[@terriewilliams8831]

I grow parsley (flat a curly) for my hair rinses and for butterflies. I plant it in containers near comfrey, lemon balm, althea and rosemary. I always let a few parsley plants go to seed but put it in containers yearly. I decided to grow carrots this year (I'll use the tops for a hair rinse too) and planted it among the carrots. Good planting.

[@LisePlansandJournals]

@@terriewilliams8831what benefits have you seen with the carrot?

[@ActivoApperal]

Great video, I know you said it's best to use fresh parsley, can I also use dried parsley flakes?

[@kaitlyncaren1361]

İ just love how much you research and educate us on natural hair ❣️

[@tobby6312]

I made parsley juice last week, lol.

[@toisummergracehaynes8401]

Thank You for Sharing Greatness.🙌🙏💝💞

[@rosescott6944]

Hi, your videos are wonderful. Can I do the treatment with a mix of oregano and parsley instead of separate treatments?

[@dafinamosley912]

I like your channel and your hair is so strong and beautiful.

[@sade6907]

Hi, can any leftover parsley juice be refrigerated? If so, for how long?

[@GreenBeauty]

Sade * Yes, you can store extra in the fridge for up to a week, especially if you add some lemon or lime juice to it. You can also freeze it for up to three weeks. But, over all nothing is as good as when it’s fresh

[@sade6907]

@@GreenBeauty Great, thank you for your prompt response. It's very much appreciated!

[@naturallytls7468]

OK I heard everything on what you said about parsley, and I just love , love, love me some parsley, I must admit this is one herb I eat a lot in my meals. But can we please, please talk about that length of your hair in the clip you showed us. Your hair is growing soooooo much, I love it! Its always nice to see the progress of your hair, I have no doubt that I am getting information on how to take care of my hair from a reliable source, but also from a realistic one. Growing hair is not an over night thing it takes time and consistency with a good routine. As always thanks for the video.

[@mingtoiisaac4623]

As always, very helpful and informative. Thank you 💚

[@tanisha.r.thomas]

Thanks is for the caveat. I am always in a rush to try something new!!

[@patriciaharris27]

Hello I did the parsley juice How often should I put the parsley juice in my hair in how should I do it

[@VayBabe]

I understand how some naturals feel with new trends in the community every other week, but at the same time--no one said we had to follow them lol Besides, I love learning about new things for my hair that are natural and safe and right there in my refrigerator. Store-bought products are amazing too and definitely have their benefits, but videos like these make me realize how much God has put right here on this earth for us to use! We have everything we need to have a healthy head of hair right in front of us! Thank you Jesus!

[@anythingispossiblewithgod1879]

Have you ever tried Moringa leaves.? I heard it's good for hair.

[@quartzzhuit]

Yh. It is. I use for deep conditioning.

[@lindavenable9406]

@@quartzzhuit Did it help?

[@quartzzhuit]

It does. It has so many benefits for our body, hair and scalp.

[@vee3133]

@Your thoughts Not mine really??????

[@sebiotimoadetayo6889]

Hello, i love how to store your produce in glass jar, cool. Thank you for sharing this with us, i will absolutely add this to my regimen. Also as a student who does not have money to buy the real protein treatment but has a high in porosity hair, can you tell me what a substitute there might be?

[@todimuoduniyi8694]

Yessss please

[@liseiaparisian2881]

You can use plain jello (gelatin) from the grocery store for a protein treatment :) you can usually get a big box of 32 packets for $4-$6 which will last you a lonnnggg time.

[@wannabe41]

Yay! I have parsley growing in my garden! And double yay, you said "Fun Fact!" My day has been made.

[@mocoono7093]

Katherine Miller, does parsley grow in limited sunlight? Trees are the issue.

[@wannabe41]

Moco Ono I grow mine in containers in full sun. Is there a more sunny spot where you could put a pot of parsley?

[@dameshia2]

@5:10 “my hair is dense as hell” took me out 😂😂😂 On a serious note, I absolutely love this channel and all of your professional & educational content.

[@Anna-gv9iq]

Im skeptical about the bioavailability when applying water extract of parsley topically for your hair and also I cant find any science that topical parsley is good for hair.

[@discolemonade1972]

Someone took this video and edited for their own channel and didn't give you any credit.

[@GreenBeauty]

Thank for letting me know 💚

[@juliecajuste9796]

I love parsley ❤❤❤

[@juliecajuste9796]

I love your videos thank you so much you've been helping me with growing my hair 😘😘🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@HopeElayne]

Even more of a reason to eat Tabouli😜 Seriously guys... try it if you haven’t already!

[@ericwilliams5518]

You do not owe Tanisha an explanation. If she's not smart enough to understand that the world is full of herbs and options for our health benefits that's on her. I appreciate and value ALL of this information and will definitely use it to help figure out what works for me!!! I love this content and thank you for it! Keep up the BLACK excellence!

[@rhiannaedwards8588]

Hello love ! Thanks for the great video 🤗 Was just wondering if I made a tea, do you have to use it straight away or can I prolong the life if I keep it in the fridge ? Thankyou so much ! Love your videos and you! 🌟♥️

[@QueenOfTheDamned]

So now that you make parsley juice do you still leave it overnight like the paste or use it like the parsley tea and don't rinse it out?

[@islandgirlruby2750]

Please do a herb that can help with dry hair. My hair is dry like a desert no matter what I do.

[@camillegraves9257]

Start deep conditioning weekly and one more thing, add aloe vera as a pre-poo prior to washing and conditioning or as a moisturizing hair treatment after conditioning ( make sure that after you've cut the jelly party our of the leaf, that you blend well in a good blender so you don't have aloe chunks stuck on your hair)...

[@ToyaRR]

Take a look at your body's health in general. Go to your doctor and get blood tests to see if you are difficient in any vitamins or minerals. This could be the issue as our hair basically go on the fritz if our body is not being nourished.

[@camillegraves9257]

@@ToyaRR very true

[@joannasealy5645]

Oh goodness yes, my youngest daughter hair is like this...does not matter how much product or oils like castor oil I use it is so so dry

[@maryapatterson]

My kidneys can be dodgy so my eyes, skin and hair are dry also. It is just trial and error. Im sorry i know its boring and tedious. My hair is a 3. I am low porosity so no aloe Vera or anything containing coconut oil for me because they dry out my hair too.. I found making a spray with fenugreek and hibiscus tea then any leave in which is like a milk like Camille Rose but it is pricey. Then I use my favourite oils like avocado, macadamia, shea (not shea butter!) , Marula etc

[@davidappiahadjei6760]

Good job sis. Please how do we preserve parsely oil?

[@SamMKKK]

Hey! Would you consider including warnings and potential side effects of said herb in your videos? Your last video about one of your subscribers’ plight was particularly insightful, and I think it would be great if you included those such warnings about the application process in the main videos. 😀

[@vayzete12]

The European women demonstrated cutting the stems and blended tbem

[@livefreeallways]

Hi ya all. make sure you are getting enough Vit D 3 and Iodine. Very important

[@successlove7218]

Love your videos and thank you. I live in Guyana. Is oregano like the broad leaf thyme we have here? I've realized that names of herbs and their form changes from country to country

[@Zizzyyzz]

Yup. In fact, broadleaf thyme is referred to as Cuban Oregano!

[@Gintsumi]

You remind me of this book that used to be in our house. Cant find it anymore but it had a lot of info about plants. It was a very comforting book if that made sense. Having info laid out and available is very comforting, your vids give me that without any pressure. Thank you so much.

[@macummings7818]

What a great insight I feel where you're coming from 👍 Green Beauty is a gift. Commenting in 08/2020, & hope she comes back online and resumes the fantastic content!

[@Jerusalem23]

It was probably Back to Eden. That book was in everyone's house growing up.

[@OliviaWanjohi]

how should I store the tea or the juice? do they have to be refrigerated?

[@wcallisa22]

I have been using this a while now Bush is better for your hair...The End

[@pumpkincait]

whats bush?

[@courtneyp9488]

Pumpkin bush leaf parsley I think, another kind

[@pumpkincait]

Courtney P thank you!!

[@LisePlansandJournals]

@@pumpkincait ‘bush’ meaning anything natural, plants!

[@LisePlansandJournals]

@@courtneyp9488 bush meaning plants

[@RadiantRuby]

I love how you educate and show different ways on how different things can work for natural hair. Yes everything can work for natural hair but how will people know unless they are exposed. I’m always going to support your channel. The real protein treatment revived and made my color damaged hair back healthy!!

[@dr.thaliaw9881]

Wow, I always cook with “kitchen grass.” Never knew it’s use was so beneficial. Thanks GB

[@umayaswellcallmejesus1489]

I have stated it before and I will state it again, I appreciate all your hard work ! Information packed content , more people need to watch your channel.

[@bowiesmama9096]

Thank you so much for this video. This one is just as helpful as the oregano one. Btw, what is your background??? You are by FAR the most informed KZbinr on the planet!!!!

[@lblack1961]

I absolutely LOVE parsley...I love growing it and eating it. I plant it in my yard to attract ladybugs to keep aphids and other critters under control, but I also love fresh parsley (I love the smell, too!) To know it's good for my hair is a great bonus. PS, I make "parsley pesto" and put it in ice cube trays then dump the cubes into Ziploc freezer bags for use until the next growing season comes around. I usually don't put oil in the "pesto" (which is why I use quotation marks). I do add a little lemon juice as a low-key preservative.

[@akwaabab8504]

Is your background in sciences? How do you know all this stuff?

[@criticalthinking6929]

She reads!

[@islandgirlruby2750]

Akwaaba B she's a chemist

[@cassidiehailley4100]

Her hair is so thick I'm regrowing my hair I want to use parsley for my scalp. However I not sure my hair will ever be as thick as hers is love to have thick lucious locks, Green Beauty has some of the best videos. ❤️

[@cherryrose7589]

Wow anything could help my hair😍😍👍 Thank you

[@amyahdocq8835]

So... can it help hair to go back to their natural color if we have grey hair?

[@tammymoore8804]

I eat parsley everyday in my salad or smoothie. I hope it has the same effect.

[@ginhinnant-thomas9113]

I would appreciate a video on parsley infused oil.

[@missshannon9790]

Put the fresh parsely into a c up of carrier oil like olive oil and leave in a cool dark place for a couple of days. Mash it with a spoon from time to time to release the enzymes of the parsely into the oil. You can add a couple drops of essential oils.

[@K414nn4]

This video is just GOLD! I have scab hair due to years and years of relaxers, and even now, 2 years after stop using them , 70% of my hair grows already damaged, it;s so frustrating! I don't use heat any longer but it does not matter what I do, the hair grows all crazy, completely different from the pattern I see on the back of my head next to my neck. Maybe parsley would be a solution for this? I really appreciate this video

[@ayomidethompson7547]

@Greenbeauty can't find fresh herbs for planting, can i use the dried ones?

[@vegewoman]

Search for seeds.

[@RK-su4hs]

Parsley was greatly valued in times gone by It was considered a plant that brought great courage. And was used as a wreath of honor for winners in the athletic events at the level of the Olympic Games. Which eventually became a golden wreath And currently the medals on ribbons Parsley sounds better to me for winners wteath Parsley has the exact same internal structure as the kidneys Cut a fresh kidney )you buy for your cat )longitudinally and you will see this for yourself It’s excellent added to fresh raw vegetable juice And is drunk as a tea for kidney stones The Italian parsley gives off more juice than the French parsley in your video Nettle has an excellent strengthening effect on the hair and body in general. I had never heard of parsley used for the hair. Interesting. I wonder where you learned of this use?

[@apprenonsensemble4134]

What about ginger for natural hair?

[@ashleygaston4883]

I only really trust your videos on natural hair because of how well researched and detailed they are, and you push more natural ingredients as opposed to just pushing products and brands. Thank you!!

[@miladytitide7778]

hello, you do knoow somebody who speak french who traduce yours video or your channel in french?

[@keishagray5189]

What about Ginger? I read that people use Ginger but I don't know how?

[@mahed5807]

As a scientist, I really appreciate your References list. Among other things, it helps me understand the amount of work that goes into your videos. Thank you.

[@GreenBeauty]

mahe D Thanks for noticing 💚😊

[@1stladykeesh332]

Precisely! I don't think that people notice and appreciate it enough.

[@leebokaba23]

My Herbal Scientist... I'm new to Ayurveda hair treatments and your channel is helpful with researching each herb I want to try. Thank you...

[@terryadams2652]

@@GreenBeauty Excellent video. I don't know if you know, Quercetin is actually a 5-alpha inhibitor (the enzyme that makes the hair-follicle poison DHT), so i was happy to see it on the parsley list of nutrients. You mentioned that Vitamin C helps the scalp absorb nutrients better & deeper, but, what chemical helps _oil-based_ treatments absorb better & deeper (in other words, the oil version of vitamin C for absorption)? Thanks, your quality is fantastic, you are very genuine, giving lots of great info without a bunch of self promotion (like the channel 'it really works vitamins' by Fortuna)

[@courtneyderouen]

@@terryadams2652 hi! Incase you haven’t found your answer, sulphur, namely msm powder can help with that. In fact, taking msm powder internally helps whatever you take with it to be more effective. DSMO is a cream related to msm and is very potent in absorbing nutrients into the skin. I would have to look further into whether onion juice would act like msm when pairing another ingredient topically. Another thing to consider is what type of msm is in onions bc other foods have msm, but I believe there are different types of msm. If you have found another answer please feel free to share . Hope this helps

[@olubukolaakpata2859]

Pls what can I use in place of aloe vera gel, like it damages my edges. Can I completely stop using it as I have a massive garden of it and cant help seeing it useless. Also pls do a diy deep conditioning regime for low porosity if u do diys at all Also your full wash day regime, START TO FINISH. AAAASSSSSSS ALWAYS THANKS FOR WATCHING!!! and reading(lol)

[@CWTERRY-gp9to]

Thanks sis! Ur videos are always refreshing. I'm always learning something. I too, hate the taste of parsley. I'm gonna try this method for my hair. Thanks !🙋🏾‍♀️

[@deannahall9170]

I am getting chemo ( r chop) my hair is slowly falling out, I still have 3 more treatments to go. Should I start the oregano and parsely treatments after or during chemo?

[@omotopeolayiwola6309]

am newly natural. I wish I could get it😥

[@necilya]

Amazing video. I started putting parsley in my smoothies lately. I can not stand the smell, it makes me want to vomit. But the taste “in my smoothies” are not bad. I was surprised. I was so sure that I would not be able to drink it because off the smell. However I do not cook with it. I did that mistake once as I confused it with another herb, and it spoiled the taste off my food. I love the hair videos but I’m so ready for health videos now.

[@chaunbnice3662]

GreenBeauty you stated that you used tbe paste on freshly washed hair. Do you deep condition before the paste or juice or after or not at all. Thanks

[@nadegejuste2638]

I love parsley. I used it mix with onion juice. Very good for blood circulation. The juice is used for abortion recipes in Haiti

[@holmesian5588]

Thank you for the info! This channel is a great wealth of knowledge as a visual encyclopedia. What do you recommend for storage methods? Last night I made the parsley juice. One bunch of pasley made a lot more tea than I expected. After blending and straining, I ended up putting the juice in a pitcher and added some lemon juice. I left it in the fridge, applied, and ran off to work. Does the formulation hold up best in the cold, room temp, or in a dark space? I assume it'll spoil within a month or so - I planned on just smelling it occasionally to see how it was holding up.

[@ruthowens6033]

Greetings, can u mix parsley tea with henna tea?? Thanks

[@AugustaWilliamsJr]

Cooper keeps your hair from turning gray

[@homemiccd27]

Hi I need help with my hair my hair is natural that means it's low porosity recently in the past two years I've been experiencing dry hair where my hair has become very weak and thin whenever I add any type of product to my hair the string is becomes even more weaker what can I do? I wish I could give you more details. I'm planning on just cutting all my hair back off if possible can anyone send me some suggestions my hair is just weak thin and brittle right now and crunchy it makes a crunchy sound. Help please!

[@goldenlady3863]

Protein and deep conditioner s

[@MsTemptation]

Try drinking more water. Seriously it sounds like your body isn't getting enough water and your hair is paying the price.

[@maryapatterson]

Just because your hair is natural doesn't mean to say it's low porosity. Your hair problems could be caused by a number of problems, hormones, diet,stress, anaemia, medication, chronic disease, dehydration, is your water hard or not etc Unfortunately there are far too many variables that can affect the health of your hair to really help you here.If you are struggling try using babies and children's natural hair products. They tend to be more gentler and have less rubbish in them.

[@maryapatterson]

You can also try staying away from anything containing coconut oil and aloe Vera. But my original point still stands.

[@shadevrutaal]

Hey great. I’m using the banding method too. Where can i order the satin hairband? Or are they just scrunchies?

[@Firststepp1]

Wow... I am so grateful for the knowledge you give us! Thanks sis ❤️🙏🏼

[@FolasadeXO]

I can’t get enough of your channel. I’ve been natural my whole life (but I used to be in love with heat). I have learned so much from you. Thank you. My hair has grown from shoulder length to halfway down my back. I’d like your insight and knowledge on hormones and haircare (in my early 20s and my hormones are going crazy on my skin and hair too). I’m enjoying the herb series could you look into nettle and do a video how it works for people of varying hair porosity.

[@angiemoore8504]

“And God said, “See, I have given you every herb that yields seed which is on the face of all the earth, and every tree whose fruit yields seed; to you it shall be for food.” ‭‭Genesis‬ ‭1:29‬ ‭🙏🏽❤️ The original diet was to be plant based Great video thank you

[@Britni101]

So pretty! 6:32

[@maheliavliese2645]

I use it for hi blod

[@BlackcrescentAngel17]

Did you ever post that video of stretching your hair without heat? My grandmother use to use rags like that to band and stretch my hair and cant seem to copy that technique.

[@goddess87]

Can t ok u do videos on weight lost our people is really over weight in the community and everyonenshiuld get a chance to be healthy

[@blessingjoseph9719]

Thanks for this informative researchs.. Really excited seeing all the many things God naturally put out there for our use and benefits. Please 🙏💗 don't stop, apart from using it personally the information can help someone in need who may have some of these ingredients on hand plus,it's more affordable.

[@dreamlovermimi9458]

And parsley is a GREAT breath freshener lol ice tea ( parsley tea) is very refreshing as well

[@MsTemptation]

Thank you for all the information you don't have to share with us. I guess that some people don't understand that the more knowledge you gain regarding the use of herbs the better your overall health. Great hair is a benefit you gain by making herbs a part of your diet as a whole. I love all the information you've provided because I don't feel overwhelmed, if anything I feel empowered.

[@babyax3l]

Questions regarding the references, the "Effects of Parsley.." study is looking only at rats, not humans and it only mentions possible antioxidative ability and decreasing uric acid in the body (which is mostly caused by an unbalanced diet and gout which doesn't affect hair). As a healthcare professional, animal studies are usually only used to see if further studies should continue in humans or for those have tried all other alternatives (risk vs benefit). None of these studies had a purpose for healthier hair (except "A cell based system..." but it only leads to an abstract). Some studies link to only an abstract or send me nowhere at all. I love the approach of being study based and am glad so far nothing bad has happened to you and in fact has helped. I just want to understand if I'm missing something.

[@NaturallyMarMar]

Very informative! I live for your videos.

[@EarthKeeperSelinaMu]

You are brilliant. New subscriber here 😊!

[@melissagoodwin2602]

Thx dear

[@MissMaww]

Hey so I have a question I have wonder of the world plant can that be used in the hair if so how

[@layefaokunwei1577]

Can you use parsley for my face

[@JustHere_4]

You can drink it too!

[@naturallylisag]

I love DIYs and wish you posted more. Can Parsley be infused into an oil?

[@Gairuntee]

Parsley will dry just fine if you cut the leaves and spread them out in the sun on a paper towel. You can also freeze your mixture into ice cubes. I do that with fresh aloe.

[@missshannon9790]

Who knew? !

[@Clauds71]

Hi Green Beauty, great video. Quick question: when you use the ‘green juice’ do you still rinse it out?