Rice water on Crack routine. Yaas GROWTH N THICKNESS!

[@ramiyahmalchai5102]

Boil the fermented rice with lemon skin or 🍊/ clementine skin then add green tea Fenugreek Once the water is nice and cool Add 🥑 oil/ Chamomile oil Nutrition wise start a tea spoon MSM & work your way up and drinking lots of water. Incorporate chia seed into your smoothies and 🥗.🤗

[@marlenemerriweather3070]

No dear, start with an 8th or a 3rd of a teaspoon and then work your way up to a teaspoon of MSM. You should not take more than a teaspoon. You don't want to cause side effects to your body by taking too much MSM.

[@gracefulonem1392]

They use camellia oil, not chamomile oil.

[@lil.ms.j7156]

Please edit this comment to starting MSM on 1/8 of a teaspoon and work your way up. PLEASE. MSM is no joke and people may take it lightly and start having health issues.

[@nantaylor9938]

Lil. Ms.J what kind of health issues?

[@texashoney7674]

@@lil.ms.j7156 what exactly is msm? And why do you have to be careful with it? If you don't mind explaining to me

[@Leila655]

Her videos always talk about what you could do, what else is needed and she NEVER seems to get STRAIGHT to the ACTUAL PROCESS, with the ACTUAL MEASUREMENTS!! MY GOSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Then there is always another 5 videos to link out to watch

[@valeriesmith15]

Rice water is wonderful. I used to use onion, garlic and ginger juice on my scalp twice a week, however since I started using rice water, green tea and aloe juice as a deep conditioner and I spray on my hair every other day. Oh my goodness, my scalp is really filling in nicely. My hair is so soft. Rice water is fantastic.

[@tonyathongs564]

Recipe starts at 2:51... You're welcome

[@myabbayah9092]

Tonya Thongs thank you darling.

[@natalievictor6335]

👌

[@welliminitnowso]

Thanks

[@besmithj167]

I could kiss you in the mouf for this...THANKYOU😁👍🏽

[@tallalisuleiman8944]

Thank you for heip as

[@EM-is9ti]

@curly proverbs - as someone with high blood pressure, I really appreciate you saying when to use something or not , taking into consideration people’s unique situations and provide safe and educated information . Thank you so much.

[@karenscales5077]

Rice water has changed my life. My hair is thickened and the growth is massive. It has reduced shedding, and strengthened it. I love it.

[@Lafilledlapluie]

Rice water really helped my fine hair reduce breakage I've been doing it for over a year Green tea actually reduces shedding by a lot. My shedding used to be the worst until green tea. It's very good for low density hair

[@SJones-kk5lg]

Wazakauye Zulu. Do you rinse it out each time?

[@eneejeh2179]

Really, what type of green tea please? You mean I can just walk into the store and get any green tea?

[@skye6066]

I use Lipton decaf green tea

[@CurlyProverbz]

Yes I agree they are both so powerful ♥️♥️

[@ruthakpobome586]

How do you use green tea and rice water. Please explain

[@leetrader9576]

I’ve been using rice water fermented with rosemary, lemon, and peppermint for about 2 months now and I have all sorts of new growth everywhere. I have very dense hair, and was looking for retention along with speed...I was definitely not looking for more hair.... but holy moly.... so this new growth is now about an inch at the roots of my hair .... like I said I already have thick hair so I wonder how much thicker it is going g to get...I already get people stopping me to compliment the thickness including my stylist ...she says I have the record in her salon for thickness... we will see....

[@keishapuryear8180]

I definitely grew an inch in 30 days following her other suggestions. I'm going to add this to my regimen.

[@keishapuryear8180]

How do you apply rice water to your hair

[@rionell412]

Definitely not impossible. My hair grows about an inch a month (I had to get touch ups every 2.5-3 weeks when I was relaxed) BUT i have issues with length retention sooooooooo... Not impossible. Ugh... The density is insane I'm afraid it'll get more dense I just need to retain length 😂😂😂

[@donisharailback6488]

This woman is the hair queen. My hair has always been long but following Curly Proverbs my hair if healthier stronger and longer. My kiddos are seeing amazing growth as well. Simply amazing. Keep up the great work girlie😘😘😘

[@CurlyProverbz]

Thanks sis ❤️

[@Naturallyhealthywell]

Totally agree she always has excellence idea s..I was so curious about her rice water growth that I did a rice water challenge myself

[@alexisayap7883]

Please write a book on all of your recipes and tips & tricks

[@amariahfarmer5921]

She should!

[@PaolaFlores-ws4rn]

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[@4loveOnlyLOVE]

This would be amazing! I would buy!

[@truthserum1271]

This!

[@yolandaquimby3489]

or at least the recipes and instructions!

[@ceriseh.4613]

Grapefruit is a hybridized fruit - a combination of pomelo and sweet orange. I just used grapefruit as I felt like it was the closest to the original thing. 😃

[@hannak1983]

Omg this is the best, the difference of hair loss or shedding is enormous with just one use. Made my hair a bit dry and stiff but I just hydrated daily and it solved the problem. I wish I could share the picture

[@TaniJohnson]

My hair grew as yours....I went through menopause and fell out, broke off and thinned horribly....am half Spanish and half black...have been so depressed over it....I did my own treatments like you....you are helping me get my desire back to try again....I happily watch your videos and I will try your fabulous recipes....again thank you for the genuine kindness you exude....

[@starlight200816]

Why does she not have 1 million subscribers?

[@CurlyProverbz]

Awww maybe one day ♥️🙏🏽 Thank you

[@ignitetheself]

I thought the same thing. I've been watching her for years and she is certainly underrated.

[@ElegantPaws01]

Honestly the majority of the audience are African American women of a certain age group and type. She isn't, loud and over the top as she is English and toned down. Classy in short.

[@nunim2496]

ElegantPaws01 I’m Hispanic and I love her videos.

[@eneejeh2179]

She had way more than this. Until she shared a testimony about her family, somthing about God healing her brother, quoting scriptures, Jesus, etc. And Voila, the DEVILS FLED. She had about 500k subscribers. Just because she expressed her love for God, she lost subscribers.

[@Infertilityandmepodcast]

MSM is no joke, luv it! Also relieves joint pain in a weeks time from arthritis, working out etc...

[@CurlyProverbz]

It is the TRUTH!! Trust!!

[@geerowr.6666]

Was just thinking about you yesterday. Rushed to find out what you have concocted today. I have been on a fenugreek/aloe Vera journey. I am going to try the rice water this coming week, especially. since you added fenugreek. That fenugreek oil is the biz. I am 10 months into to my first full year of working out, 3 times a week. I now incorporate weight lifting into my routine. I feel great and I’m strong and I look 👁👁 good. Self confident. My hair is growing fast. Henna is my boo 👻 too. 🤣🤣 I also started doing some Keto. I lost almost 10 lbs in a month fashioning Keto around what I will actually do and what works for me. Keto is easier than I thought. Cutting out sugar has shown me how debilitating to your system it can be. I do still have a little sugar for my one cup daily coffee. Otherwise I use SWERVE, sugar substitute. Thanks for another recipe that I cannot wait to try 😎😎😎

[@AM-yf1fv]

I think u have the maximum amount of hair a Person can generate your Hair is a Beast! Love it Thanks for sharing 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@yonab8649]

Curly P is back in the Building!! Gurl!! Like usual thank you!!! I see a lot of youtubers with this rice water thing now.. You been telling us about rice water. The difference is You know what your doing. Again, thank you!!💝💕💝 And please more videos.

[@gretchenguichard1623]

Hello BEAUTIFUL! I truley love your knowledge on hair/ hair growth and the various details u share are awesome! I am learning so much from you. U R amazing in this area and it is truly your calling "MS. GORGEOUS LADY" however, I have run into a snag! A huge snag and I just know you can put me on track to hair recovery! Never ever have I had to deal with this before and now that I am doing everything for healthy hair......... Now for some reason "My ear, neck and nape of neck hair line shows signs of eczema😩😩😩 I got some shampoo/ cream for it but I had to stop my hair procedures to deal with this problem. I have itching, burning, some pain, redness, stiffness and oozing from my ear. Well I thought it was from wearing the mask all the time but no, it's eczema. Now it has gotten better and a lot of symptoms have checked. But now I need you to give me and others out there a healthy hair routine for "ECZEMA" Thank You sooooo much and I cannot wait for you to address this. I am a huge fan and I save all your videos to refer back to. LOVE U! LOVE WHAT U DO! And those BABE'S of yours are ADORABLE😁⭐👑🙏😘💋❤😊

[@moongoddess987]

I've stopped subbing to KZbin channels, but Farida girlllll, I couldn't hold myself but subbed to your channel few days ago I'm not just watching hair vid but also having a happy time, you are so fun and your authenticity is energizing 🙏💕💕

[@mightygoodmagic]

Black rice follow up! (original suggestion given here to me by Venus de Jesus) : So I went to Trader Joe's and got wild black rice for like $4 a bag. I used only a tiny portion of the bag so I have a ton left, ordered some organic hibiscus leaves, large bag, for around $8 on Amazon.... tons left to do other things with! -I added some mandarin orange peels as well. I let it ferment for about 7 days. Each day when I got home from work I just GENTLY shook my glass bottles of black rice blend around, with caps on. I left the tops off the bottles when not being agitated by me. -I must stress this! Ferments are bubbly and create pressure and they cannot have a top on while fermenting. I used coffee filters to strain off the blend and just have the liquid. Then I soaked my hair well over the tub and still had enough liquid left from two glass water bottles to put some in a spray bottle for later. There was absolutely no bad smell at all! In fact it smelled good enough to drink it! LOL! I let my hair sit overnight and just wrapped a towel around my hair, which was also wrapped in three plastic bags to add some warmth so that the mixture could really seep in my warmed hair and scalp. I rinsed in the morning and it was super easy. My hair feels amazing! It is so strong, supremely bouncy, and it is extra dark, courtesy of the hibiscus. My hair smells so good and all I did once my hair was dry was add a moisture blend, in the form of a cream leave-in conditioner-mosturizer that I usually water down and spritz on my hair. I'll be using this black rice ferment quite regularly! And I must say that my scalp tingled and felt extra great for a whole day after! Thank you Ms. Venus de Jesus for your wonderful info and suggestion to try black rice!

[@t.marieking3239]

How much rice did you use for your hair?? What was your rice to water ratio?? I have powered hibiscus. Will that work??

[@mightygoodmagic]

@@t.marieking3239 Oh, I use like 2 heaping tablespoons in a smoothie-size glass bottle... I'd say you could use a large mason jar or a 1 liter water bottle...just a bit bigger than a regular water bottle. I use a slightly larger bottle to account for liquid lost duringy filtering it to use. And I just like to leave myself plenty to work with, because it usually takes me two to three days to make (I like to let all the ingredients really sit/ferment well). Hope that helps! ...Now I'm trying out adding a little quinoa to the blend!

[@KatKiddEnt]

When you make your onion juice, if you add a few drops of essential oils (I use lavender, peppermint, and rosemary) that will take away the bad smells. In fact, you will smell the peppermint more than anything.

[@triggs2747]

I prefer black rice, but I dilute with more water before applying. It’s super strengthening and can cause protein overload. Thanks again for the tips Frida.👍🏽

[@0121-x2j]

T Riggs its starch..lmfao

[@missstorme2771]

Winter is approaching fast in South Africa and I just got a fresh cut. I can't wait to start this routine for mega growth plus all the protective styling 😍 Thank you Miss C.P

[@Thegenesis757]

Girl, you definitely know how to grab our attention😂. Enjoyed watching, excellent info as always. My husband had an emergency craniotomy a couple of months ago and needless to say It was an extremely stressful time for the family. I had my hair in large individual braids during that time and when I took them out a couple of weeks ago I had serious hair breakage, like when I finished detangling I had a ball of hair the size of a large grapefruit. It’s noticeable so I’m trying this version of rice water when I wash my hair later this week. I’ve also switched to an all Ayurvedic regimen.

[@So_Cato]

Postpartum shedding set me back so bad. My son is two and I’m still struggling and ready to big chop again and start over. Thanks for all you do sis 💪🏽. Let me get my grocery list together Chile.

[@daphnekong8281]

SHE RAVES my son is 15 and my shedding still goes on, but I noticed when I use tea to re twist my hair or use as a rinse the shedding is minimal. It really works . . . Thanks to a Curly Proverbs. She has a video from last year where she uses a tea concoction to twist her hair. Works for me and my thin high porosity hair. Good luck Curly sister!

[@So_Cato]

Daphne Kong thanks sis I will definitely take more of her advice!

[@seerchannah102]

Hello Curlyproverbz! I don’t know if you have read the Curly Girl Handbook, but the basic rice water recipe you started is in that book. And Camile Massey said the same thing you did as far as helping your hair grow as well as keeping it hydrated.

[@SunFlower-x3]

I adore your swag 💞 I use rice water and the growth is real! It takes a few weeks but the growth is real! I'm going to try rice water your way and see if I reap benefits too! I will let you know.

[@niloufersohal3315]

Green tea releases EGCG (Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) is the main catechin present in green tea)....Thanks for this beautiful video. You are absolutely STUNNING!!!

[@honeyrenee01]

Thank YOU for taking the time to create wonderful content bella💕

[@Valablu6]

I use a rosemary, lavender, peppermint and chamomile green tea for my rice water. I do the boil method with Orange and grapefruit peels .

[@donnac163]

Valablu Fent do you ferment it first then boil?

[@Valablu6]

@@donnac163 Yes , I soak my rice over night remove the rice the next day , then ferment for six more days. I boil the fermented water with my tea herbs and Orange and grapefruit peels. When finish boiling I let cool and add a few drops of my favorite essential oil.

[@donnac163]

Valablu Fent how long do you let it boil?

[@Valablu6]

@@donnac163 Just until it reaches a full boil. I never time it but I think it takes 15 minutes on medium high.

[@Valablu6]

I hope this helps.

[@Pxndoraxhoneycomb]

Best video on rice water for hair that I've seen so far

[@kathleenharris8824]

Yay!!! We have been waiting to see this! Every week I check to see if you posted a new video yet.😀 I like the idea of putting green tea in the rice water! I also happen to have camellia oil. Great to see you and your baby is beyond adorable!💜

[@Romaneze]

Girl, I was just watching all your rice water videos! How crazy is that? Thanks for all your tips and DIYs 🙏🏽

[@CurlyProverbz]

😂😂😂 Glad you were

[@truthserum1271]

Woo hoo! Thanks! 🙏🏾💃🏾Today is wash day for my 8 year old daughter, this will be very helpful! Hopefully I can find marshmallow root and slippery elm somewhere local!

[@lizzyav2555]

The science was great to know. You taking the time out to tell us that was cool

[@lisathornton8912]

Thank you!! Yesterday I used black rice water to after my shampoo. I did not have time to leave it in for 30 mins, so it stayed in about 6-7 minutes while in the shower. I put my conditioner on top of it. After washing it out, my hair was soft, a little darker and my curls were defined. Today I drenched my hair in the shower, used the black rice water for 5 mins with my conditioner on top. I used my Melanin leave in and styling cream, then put my oils on top (black castor, jojoba, grape seed and regular castor oil). My daughter saw my hairs and said, "Wow Mom, I can see every individual coil!" My hair is soft, shiny and moisturized. All this after only using it twice! It will now be a staple routine for me. Next up is the fenugreek spritz tomorrow to refresh it.

[@SJones-kk5lg]

I'm doing this for the first time tonight. I incorporated ginger and onion juice infused with olive oil and essential oils: rosemary, peppermint, sweet orange, lavender, tea tree. It takes enough edge off the onion smell so I can leave on scalp overnight with a conditioner & olive oil on my strands as a pre boo. After I shampoo in the morning, I'll spray in the DIY hair tea (smells heavenly) and black rice water (infused w/orange zest) combo and top off with a protein free deep conditioner under heat. Looking forward to see how this works out.

[@Study4Yourself]

Can you do an updated video with everything you use because I feel overwhelmed with all the suggested oils, deep conditioning, rinses, etc.

[@adrianaespinosa8647]

Great tips! Thank you Farida!!

[@wilheminiamccaw3310]

I have been using rice water.. and I have been having great results, and hair growth.i will try adding some 🍋 peel for the smell and onion juice, thanks for the tips😊👍

[@nursenickyislearningtodraw7219]

Hey, girl, glad to see you back. Your hair is looking great

[@CurlyProverbz]

Thank you my love

[@EVERBABYGIRL]

Wow Fraida your hair does look super thick!😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@B.roseishere]

Hey girl, I just wanted to thank you for the rice water tip, it hadn't been working on me, however when I followed what you said, my hair has been growing so thank you

[@BeanChick-nh7uh]

The Yao women you show have such long hair due to their lifestyle and very strict diet. Yes they use rice water in their hair but their village life has much more if an impact on the length of their hair.

[@ariesmry]

I want to piggy back off of what you said, because I agree wholeheartedly. The online natural community stays trying to find the miracle products from remote places that’s allows them to grow long hair. I liken this trend to the chebe craze, except because it’s rice, it’s more accessible. I watched the documentary on the cultural practices of the Red Yao women. Their hair is long, but it’s not incredibly thick- they add bundles of their previously cut off hair to make it appear thicker in their style. They grow their hair starting at 6 yrs old and the ONLY time they cut it is at age 18. That’s 12 yrs of growth. Many of the women that they interviewed and showed their length (you can only show your length once married) look to have teenage- grown children, so that’s an even longer time span of hair growth. They live in a village where they catch and grow the majority of their food. They also have access to an unpolluted water source. They indicated that there’s other things they add to their rice water, but they do not share those ingredients with outsiders. Many of the women on KZbin who are making these videos already have long hair and a consistent practice right for *their* hair, which has allowed them to retain growth. Also, please be mindful that straight Asian hair has different properties and needs from highly textured hair. I don’t think their is anything wrong with using rice water- but I do think it’s a placebo effect occurring. You cannot absorb nutrients from dead protein coming out of your body. Your nails and hair can absorb water, but they cannot absorb and convert vitamins. What I suspect is occurring, is that the fermented rice is similar to the effect you get when you use diluted ACV (another fermented liquid) on the hair. If your hair is highly porous- it closes the hair shaft, which allows for light to reflect off of it, giving a shiny appearance. It also makes it easier to detangle because the shaft is not rubbing against other strands. Depending on your overall practices and states of your hair probably has more effect on why it works for some but not for others. Hair growth starts with genetics and physical health. It is the bloodstream that carries nutrients to the follicles. Hair retention starts with consistent, safe hair practices that are *appropriate* for you hair type and state. Water your hair, be gentle with it, be patient with it, and it will retain length. And I feel like this must be said- black women, displaced Africans... you do not need long hair to be considered beautiful. That is an arbitrary beauty standard that did not originate from us culturally. It is understandable to want healthy hair, but it saddens me how much stock we place on long hair, so much so that our ability to contextualize goes out the window. Take care of yourself from the inside out. Love yourself and your hair, not matter what length. Work with your hair, not against it. I wish it wasn’t that deep, but the fact that we concentrate SO MUCH in our hair shows that it is.

[@carinecampier]

Jay2x's , what you say is very true, however, I have tried this trick and it worked, I had to stop because I henna my greys once a month, and my roots were showing too fast.

[@ariesmry]

Carine Campier If it works for you, then I no way want to discourage you from using it. I am less concerned about the product and more concerned about the mindset that follows these products. These videos bring out people/anons on the internet who are claiming to have gotten ridiculous growth in very little time. With no proof. Or they have extremely faulty methodology and use it as YT clickbait (like the one KZbinr who measured her already long hair at different points of the shaft to support her claim of fast growth) On the rice water itself, I can possibly understand the shedding/retaining more hair aspect- if there is less friction between the shafts because the cuticles are closed, then there is probably a less occurrence of hair strands snagging on each other. But because there are no control trials (a trial where you measure hair growth using a consistent routine) vs rice water (a trial where *everything* is the same: practices, diet, water intake, overall health, time of yr *except* the rice water) its makes me question the true validity of it actually causing faster growing hair. Growth phases/cycles of the hair has pretty much been validated so I’m curious to know what exactly is it about fermented rice water that suddenly trips up this cycle. Is it like Latisse or Rogain where if you stop using it, all of your hair will shed out as normal (losing all your progress)? I’d be more convinced if someone with severe alopecia, female baldness, or someone who has gone thru chemo we’re to come on YT using this method. And so- I am more skeptical to liken it to other variables and call it a placebo effect (or in this case, mass hysteria). When people set the intention of growing long or healthy hair, often times people will unconsciously do things to support that mission. They drink more water, eat a little better, they don’t manipulate the hair as much, they are mindful when they detangle their hair, *they take on a consistent practices*. Again, I am in no way wanting to take away rice water from anyone. I don’t think it’s doing drastic harm and capitalism hasn’t figured out a way to exploit it (yet). I just want us to be mindful of *all* practices that help our hair growth, including the indirect ones, and stop looking for miracle products. And to be critical of too good to be true claims from using such products. It’s like wanting to be wealthy and people just wanting the get rich quick scheme and not wanting the boring process of long term investing, living below your means, and increasing your earning potential, etc. If I were a pure capitalist, the natural hair community would be an excellent demographic to pander to because of this mindset.

[@CurlyProverbz]

I did indeed talk about nutrition and vitamins as well. I agree they are key

[@vsharpe10]

Jay2x's I 1000 % Agree with you. I've said the same thing several times. I'm very cautious of YTUBE! I have a very healthy lifestyle all of my life. I keep very simple yet effective routines for my hair, skin and my body in every way. It's a lifestyle, not a trend .. it's a marathon not a Sprint.

[@EHCBunny4real]

I've been using rice in my hair regime and I've noticed tighter curls and a bounce back in my curls.

[@CurlyProverbz]

That's awesome babe thanks for sharing X

[@stephaniesoto1134]

I've been waiting for this for sooooo loooong lol! I was literally coming back every week to check if i had missed the notification for this video. Thank you! You've helped me understand my hair and care for it better, I love my hair! I've even managed to my grow edges back from years back that i didnt even know i had balded from. I just thought i was just born with a big forehead lol! Thank you!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Awww thanks for the support. Sorry I took so long.

[@stephaniesoto1134]

@@CurlyProverbz No, don't be sorry you're fine I understand, i forgot you had just gone back to work after mommy leave, I appologize. But thank you soooo much though I really appreciate you!

[@SJones-kk5lg]

Stephanie Hurtado Did the rice water grow your edges?

[@stephaniesoto1134]

@@SJones-kk5lg Yes, i feel like it helps for strength on my hair so i use that twice a month, but I truly want to say that I saw way more difrence on my edges with onion juice. I feel like the rice water strengthens the results from the onion juice. But rice water changed my hair a lot.

[@dipin5174]

It's unfortunate to read all of the negative comments comparing Curly Proverbz' personal charactertistics to other Black women and talking negative about African-American women when this content is supposed to be positive and empowering to all women especially Black women. The greatest part of having a diverse group of Black women loving on their hair is that everyone is unique and has something to contribute. We all would have benefited from having an Auntie like Curly Proverbz and other Black or African-American youtubers who would have taught us how to take care of our hair and most of all love our hair. Natural hair care is fun. Trying new products and having the opportunity to come to KZbin to watch reviews of products prior to buying, and using them is truly a blessing. Respectively, Curly Proverbz focuses on Ayuverdic, DIY, essential oils, etc. Many African-Americans like to see reviews of products whether natural or not prior to purchasing them i.es Creme of Nature, Aussie, Carole's Daughter, As I Am, Ecostyle gels, Auntie Jackie, Miss Jessie, African Pride, Cantu, and many more. I have seen Curly Proverbz do 2 reviews on Camille Rose and Shea Moisture Hibiscus, so this would impact the amount of subscribers coming from the African-American community. I don't think that Curly Proverbz should change her teaching style and use of products to increase her scribes unless that is what she chooses to do. Her hair is beautiful and her choices in hair care are working beautifully for her. As far as, people leaving her channel for sharing her beliefs about God, I am sorry to hear that. We all come from diverse backgrounds, so if people left her channel because of her spiritual beliefs then they were never intended to be on her channel. She will continue to be blessed without their following.

[@chevyiceraw]

Thank you a hundred times for your videos. This one deserves a gold star and a love.

[@faithk1892]

You need to sell some shirts with your phrases on them. I would buy a shirt that says "Fenugreek is life" 😊❤

[@CurlyProverbz]

This is a sign xox

[@so_unbother3d]

Thank you for not only the video, but your transparency. I'll definitely be trying this within the next day or two. Peace and blessings!

[@erikablack6761]

It is ridiculously Creepy how much your pic favors my cousin Melissa 😱 had to take a double take! in other words....you FINE boo 😜

[@nakeyabrown]

Have you ever used fermented black rice water. I stopped using fermented brown rice water and started using the fermented black rice water instead because it has great benefits similar to brown rice but doesn't smell as bad and it grows your hair faster. I find that amazing since I thought my hair was growing great with the fermented brown rice water. I mix the rice water with my conditioner and leave it in for an hour and rinse it out. Like the brown rice water, it left my hair feeling soft, strong, and manageable, but twice the growing power.

[@tmcalis566]

haha! Gurlll I can listen to you all day! You get sooo excited to share useful information. TY! :)

[@beulalah7755]

I don’t care what anyone says, it truly truly works 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾😳

[@lillians.4384]

Mary Mae really!! I’m currently fermenting my rice now but In what ways has to helped you? Length?Thickness? How often do you use it? And do you rinse yours out after you shampoo/condition your hair?

[@DPTEandME]

Excellent video as ever. I’ve mentioned elsewhere that I freeze my fermented rice water in ice cube trays then take a couple out to melt before use. I do the same with my onion juice. I’ve heard mention that some people boil their onion juice to diminish/negate the smell which might be worth trying? I also soaked some of the ayurvedic herbs you’ve mentioned in the past for a couple days, then added some organic black rice then froze that concoction too! Am slowly working my way through the lot which I spray onto my hair before adding a deep conditioner and sitting under my steamer. None of this would have happened without the inspiration of your excellent and informative videos. Thank you & keep them coming!👍🏽🙏🏽💕

[@daphnekong8281]

Max E Thank you for sharing! 🙂

[@victorysampson]

How has it been working for you?

[@DPTEandME]

Daphne Kong Welcome!💕

[@DPTEandME]

Victory Sampson Hi. This is my 2nd time transitioning. This time around I have 3 years worth of growth in 2 years so I am pleased. I believe it’s down to rice water & ayurvedic powders and my daily moisture spray. Now that I can achieve fast growth, I just need to figure out a way to retain moisture for longer than an hour or two as the documented methods just aren’t working for me at the moment......good luck with your own hair though👍🏽

[@pdejesus7181]

Hey Frida, love your videos! Can I suggest you try black rice? I was using white rice fermented it and it was doing nothing. I switched to black rice, my hair is stronger, thicker and finally shedding less 🙌🏾

[@lifeascassandra5758]

Yes I was going to ask her about using black rice water?

[@shekinahgloria5182]

Yes I bought a packet a few weeks ago, can't wait to try it once I remove my braids.

[@myralubeauty876]

Yes Mel's world is doing a black rice challenge now.

[@TruKnown]

Venus, thank u! I am going to hop on that black rice trian. I did not know there was such thing as black rice tho... Black strong

[@pdejesus7181]

@@TruKnown the wild rice is good also it has red rice mixed in also. Its alittle on the expensive side but it last for a food amount of time. The white rice just didnt do it for me, hope it work for you Sis!😊

[@mik7564]

I enjoy your spirit. You seem like you really love what you doing by sharing what you've learned. Thanks for that!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Mik Thank you darling x

[@ElegantPaws01]

What you did right in this video you gave several options for the audience to obtain the info. For those that are not about entertaining banter but want to get straight up information. Also you illustrated your point in the notes elbow. This will make someone come back and have yet another option for getting info. Finally, you also visually illustrated your point for visual learners. In short you covered all the bases.

[@Master63y]

Try activated charcoal added to either shampoo, conditioner or both let it sit for 15 to 20 mins and the onion comes right out. After a few onions treatment and complaining friends. I had to try something. So, after experimenting with a few things I settled on ACTIVATED CHARCOAL MIXED IN CLEANSING STEP.

[@kimkimkimkimmie]

Whew! You’re hair is gorgeous!♥️✨

[@beatrizromero8942]

I always look forward to your hair tips. I will be using the green tea again. I forget. Thank you for sharing your great advice.

[@CurlyProverbz]

Aww thanks love so glad you enjoy the content X

[@sassyrarebreed9914]

Yes nutrition is over 60 or 70% of your hair grow. You must stay hydrated also. Also those who are trying MSM, it does contain sulfur and a lot of people have sulfur allergies and don't know it's. If you notice any new slash adverse reactions get that checked out.

[@artemis2016]

Thanks for stating that. I can't stress enough about taking care of our hair from the inside out. It is crucial. Doing homemade DIY'S are great but it's like putting a band-aid on the underlining problem, which is eating nutrient dense foods.

[@drinabooboo]

Your are so right. I tried MSM 3 times now and each time got massive shedding and this last time was the worst. My scalp was sore and hair came out in clumps.

[@KimLarae366]

Your videos are so informative. I would love an updated video on what you are still using and the exact recipe stating how much h of each ingredient you use.

[@chezamoonangelaiemma497]

New subscriber 😍 love your videos

[@tequilasunrise6102]

I have so many questions that i NEED someone to answer... 1. How long do you boil the water? 2. Do you add the tea bag while boiling or once cooled? 3. Do you add the oils while boiling or once cooled? 4. Once you soaked your hair in the rice water, did you rince it out before adding the deep conditioner or did you apply conditioner while rice water was still in your hair? Also could I use Emu and Amla oil in addition to the other oil mentioned or will that mess up the formula?

[@biancawilliams4319]

Video is right on time. Got my first batch of rice water sitting on my counter rat now!

[@catherinescorner4052]

Yesssss I have been waiting for this one💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿 Thanks Farida for helping us grow our natural hair 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@shellyreynolds8948]

Great seeing you, and the little one too oh so adorable 💗 I've added Jasmine, Hibiscus, and Green Tea to the rest of my Henna Hair Tea ingredients. I use this to moisturize, and its been amazing.

[@tyroneallen2644]

I think onion juice stinks less when I use the boil method

[@CurlyProverbz]

Thanks for the heads up xox

[@loverofstarz]

She did not add a timestamp. Anyway I’m gonna try this as a leave in at night. Routine Rice water mix (rice water, green tea, peppermint oil, msm, vitamin c) Curl activator Leave in conditioner Hair oil

[@carolfutch8534]

Curly proverbs, How often do you apply rice water to your hair? I have low porosity hair but I'm hearing i should not use it as much as i do. I use it every other wash and i wash every 3-4days. Do you have any videos in the proper way to use rice water?

[@khadinesealy]

Your hair is unreal 😩😍

[@CurlyProverbz]

Babe, thank you so much xox

[@sassyrarebreed9914]

Ughhh Yesss! I've been cleansing my hair(not co-wash)2x wk since I was 11yo & doing My own hair. Yea all of those things you've discovered are true. I moisturize good one day a week. The other day I just do a DIY treatment pre-wash. I've always had a head full of hair. However, people have to do what works for them. My hair does get oily but that's because grade of hair that I have.

[@kashmirbooker4291]

I just did a similar recipe but I think your preparation is better than mine. I made a tea with hibiscus, marshmallow root, cardamom, star anise, and black ( def switching to green tea) I let the tea cool then add the rice and let it ferment.

[@ceciliajasper454]

This sounds a little like a mask she did with Belle Bar.

[@CurlyProverbz]

Girl that sounds bomb!!

[@DH-uw3us]

Gorgeous. Your baby is so cute.

[@CurlyProverbz]

Thank you ❤️

[@constancemorgan2462]

Thank you for the insight on the ginger. I will read up on it . I do have issues with clotting & blood pressure. I never knew this & I always keep fresh ginger to make tea.

[@Leah_Tewari]

LOVE THIS! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I can’t wait to get home from the holidays to use this recipe! Love you CP! ❤️

[@cbchang6200]

I have been using my rice water treatment after my deep conditioning. I like how you do it before your deep conditioning. You do rinse out the rice water before you put on your deep conditioner? Correct? In the video you did not say.

[@nursebynight14]

Please do a review on favorite cheap moisturizing deep conditioners

[@chloecorley4625]

Agreed

[@lisespieces4136]

Go to your local grocery store, walmart or dollar tree and just buy a couple of bottles of Suave Coconut Conditioner & add some honey & some extra virgin olive oil (if your feeling fancy you can add aloe vera juice or gel) & mix together & process with heat on your hair for 30mins or so & BOOOOM!! A great very cheap bomb deep condish that will make your hair really soft! Trust me, I was NEVER able to get my hair really soft until I just used honey in my deep condish 😱.

[@lisespieces4136]

Ohhh... And the suave condish I recommend are only a $1 or less & you get like 30oz of product!

[@dainasworldnumbers88]

Wow! I think this is the best video yet!

[@sbouie7638]

10:33 "I just can't be dealing with smelling like an onion even after washing ma hair" :) One of my favorite videos so many cute and funny bits.

[@keketomeka]

s Bouie try black rice

[@Nyotakikora1]

Love this!. So I have been adding Fenugeek to the rice and hibiscus leaves....but....I am glad you made this. Looking beautiful as always sis😍😘❤️

[@meganrissolo1129]

You should try black rice water

[@maystaria2044]

#1 People, if you want to add info to videos or just make side comments, atleast give a compliment as well #2 yes we do want to see you wash all that hair and do you wash in sections? You should #3 a tip when using hair brushes idk about scalp massagers is to only brush your hair when it’s clean. Brushes distribute and store your hair’s natural oils in it to redistribute. So brush hair with minimum products. Thanks for this great video! Your hair looks amazing! Oh and # 4 does the union smell bother your baby when you’re nursing?😂

[@Valablu6]

cucumber juice is a good replacement for onion juice and it smells much better .

[@yarekim5932]

HAPPY RESURRECTION SUNDAY !!!

[@CurlyProverbz]

Indeed.... Happy resurrection Sunday.... He is RISEN

[@euniceesinam2573]

Hi Curly Proverbs, thanks a lot for your videos. Please do often do you recommend this routine?

[@topmodelmom3081]

Hello I love your videos I’m just completely overwhelmed with all your videos can you do an updated video on where to start for thinning hair and to also grow hair as well.

[@Randomhumanbeing00]

I was too, or I am LOL. I'm like, where do I start, where do I start? Lol. So many wonderful informative videos. May I suggest that you go to her playlist pertaining to hair, or put in the search box, henna for hair curly proverbz. It's the one that says, " 23 inches of hair growth, it's the henna..." I just received my package in the mail of the things that I bought

[@janetgray9399]

The bottom line is HEALTHY HAIR. Just as it is with a healthy body which we ALL need. Whether we put rice water ON our hair to improve & strengthen it so it doesn't break or if we find that drinking it will give us strength, if it works for you, use it. I have used it & my hair feels healthier as a result. Not longer. So I'm happy with it. My personal choice is to use it. I also us msm for muscular health & inflammation. If hair growth is a by product then so be it. What a wonderful benefit. If a person is benefitting financially from sharing this information then so be it. I trust that we are all intelligent enough to do our own research. I appreciate that some have the courage & ability to post videos & share experiences. And many can comment. Thank you all for sharing.

[@Jordè1222]

I wish I watched this before I cut all my hair off, I had crazy post pregnancy shedding and just cut off 12 inches of hair because it was so sparse in the back! I feel like I could've saved it with henna and tea rinse but I didnt have the information. Looking forward to growing this next set of hair out long and strong, following your great advise

[@bullyscentral7287]

Cautious !!Use protein once a month not every 4 days y’all about to be getting breakage. If you don’t know how sensitive your hair is. I have fine /thin hair and overdid it fast with rice water now my ends are F****

[@Aquarius-216]

KnottyByNature I have very fine hair & have found if I apply deep conditioner on my RWR for the 30 minutes it resolves protein overload.

[@hellobye4154]

Oh shut up.. everyone has different hair.. you natural hair nazis on KZbin has to stop it. I've used rice water everyday and no breakage for 4 months

[@user-wv5cy8zk8p]

Some people’s hair are able to handle large amounts of protein. Not everybody has the same hair.

[@bluewinterbabyx4106]

@@hellobye4154 😂🤣😂🤣

[@CandymofoRockets]

KnottyByNature I got breakage doing the rice water too much. I moved it to once a month and have way bette results. You’re 100% correct

[@kialyons8761]

Please make a video with more clear steps on how to make the boiled rice water

[@10Beautyful]

YOU ARE AMAZING AS ALWAYS!!!

[@NiceGyalGoneMad]

I love chia seeds!!! Thanks for the tips

[@kimberlyoneal3472]

Excellent content, as usual!!!!

[@melibow2003]

I'm definitely going to try this recipe. I'm struggling with thinning hair due to thyroid issues/medications. I've also noticed that my hair is getting drier and is a challenge to detangle. Please share your process to cut down on detangling and how to prevent hair loss due to tangled strands. Great video and thanks for all the helpful and natural solutions! Be blessed💞! And your children are beautiful

[@melibow2003]

@Welcome's House thanks so much for that information. I'm currently subscribed to Dr. Axe. I'll look up the other doc😊.

[@Diva.nadine]

Hi farida..the ayuverdic oils are rhe best i use them Daily very good results thnx ...and sometimes i use rice water deep Conditioner and my hair is thicker....the rice Deepconditioner is the best good luck

[@michellefanroy4333]

I like your videos but I find them a bit confusing to follow. For ex, do you strain the rice water? Did you reboil it and then strain it? When you put it in your hair, did you leave it in for 30 min or so before rinsing? On your other oil video, I couldn't tell if you strain it as there are seeds in it? or do you leave the seeds in and transfer the oil to your hair with a dropper? how do you transfer it to your hair? I want to follow your recipes and tips but I seems to walk wondered if there were steps missing. If you could fill in some gaps, that would be great.

[@shybadgirl]

Hey you! I’m definitely going to try this. You’ve been great as always ❤️🙏🏽

[@CurlyProverbz]

Thank you ❤️

[@techtahnee2587]

I finally ordered the scalp massager!