Rice Water| Best proven method| You’re making it wrong

[@sphosihlezuma7559]

Finally a channel that speaks to me... I've been struggling to grow my hair the right way....

[@CheapLazyNaturals]

We're glad that you found us!

[@Sappatini]

I will definitely try this recipe out and also keep mine fermenting it for 3 months and see how my hair reacts. I have been doing it quite rudimentary and I don't think I have been getting the benefits to the max. Thanks Cheroldine ❤

[@CheapLazyNaturals]

Wonderful! How far is your fermentation right now? Your recipe doesnt have to be as involved as mine.

[@BC-tvs]

THANK YOU Step by step.

[@LeahSelman]

I’m going “No Poo” & I eat TONS of rice so I’m just using the the boil water I’ve been throwing out. The fruit peels have been a mystery to me. Some recipes ferment the fresh peels, this recipe is the first one I’ve found that boils the peels. I don’t eat GrapreFruit & Im too mindful to use fresh peels & throw away the fruit so Im using Pink GrapeFruit Essential Oil added to Hot Rice Water that Im gonna ferment for maybe a week (in the fridge). A whole month seems like it would smell weird, Rice will ferment (go bad) regardless of the temperature, it’s really perishable once cooked. I found after only a week, Rice Water fermented in the fridge become extremely thick & creamy without the odor it developed when it ferments at room temperature. But after watching this video Im definitely adding the GrapeFruit Oil while the Rice Water is still hot & then ferment it that way in the fridge. If you ever come across which welds pulp they use to add mucilage to the Water please share! So far I think the only comparable ingredient I can think of would be cold extracted Marshmallow Root, unless Im mistaken

[@chiedzagwekwerere6891]

Hi. Thanks for the recipe. I wouldn't suggest essential oils since they need a carrier oil to be safe to use. I have been fermenting mine for a few days and I'm happy with the results. Might try out your recipe though

[@CheapLazyNaturals]

Thank you for the tip. I actually ended up not using the essential oils. Awesome, let me know how you like my recipe 😀

[@chiedzagwekwerere6891]

@@CheapLazyNaturals your recipe look good but too much work for me. The soaking seems to be working just fine for me

[@kittfln8168]

Thank you. Suggestion add essential oils after boil and warm/ cool. If you add then boil the properties will evaporate

[@CheapLazyNaturals]

Noted, thank you. The essential oils are more for the smell. I generally keep this for week and add more oils and essential oils as I use it.

[@kittfln8168]

@@CheapLazyNaturals oh ok. Then that makes sense

[@AngelaAmbroiseconsulting]

Hi, thank you for sharing. I am doing a paper and have been looking for this type of information on the women. Can you please share the video? Thank you.

[@CheapLazyNaturals]

Hi, thank you! can you please email us at [e-mail] and let us know what is that you are doing before we proceed.

[@rosemarywalker4675]

You're doing it wrong. You don't rinse or drain the rice.

[@wardrinayoung8170]

Where is your hair I’m not seeing it on the video

[@Mill835]

No, no, no. If you want to make this the right way and use it the correct way so you do not damage your hair because you will if not fixed and used the correct way, why not go directly to the source and check out the Tutorial of the yao women themselves which is explained by the Yao women, instead of from anyone who’s not familiar with how it is really done. Just saying.

[@Mill835]

they do not use ginger, ginger stop hair growth