I Tried Chebe Powder for a WEEK annnnnnddddd.... | 4C Natural Hair

[@ladydiamondprisca]

I'm from Southern Chad, and we don't use chebe for the most part. The majority of hair type in the south will be 4c, whereas in the north where the women in your images are from the hair type is more like a 4a. In the south you'll find that hair threading is the most common method for stretching hair. The ladies in the north are Muslim and Arab-mixed for the most part and will have their hair covered regardless. I hope this helps a bit.

[@neishachambers2719]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@2120musiclover]

That does help; thanks!

[@epic7224]

I'd say it's more like 3c? 3c is still textured but has the circumference from a pencil to a marker. 4a isn't as silky as those women's hair looks either.

[@annahchaldien5960]

I noticed the difference but I was like...I don't know anything so let me shut up and learn from the experts hahahaha.

[@ladydiamondprisca]

@@epic7224 yes, I think there may be 3c hair in there as well. Most of these women have been following a chebe regimen since childhood, and wouldn't be cutting their hair often. Long hair is an essential element in the beauty aspect of their culture.

[@waitwhat6056]

Am I the only person wondering why she isn't modeling? With that face, those eyes, and great skin? Why not though??? 😒

[@brokenquill9277]

I think she’s tiny

[@thaipeoples7597]

She is

[@Itsme_1648]

She is a model. Lol

[@smilealwaysnatasha3423]

She does model

[@BABS889]

And she is gifted naturally with actress skills

[@lornaasima5907]

Chebe is a hit here in Uganda. But because of the mess associated with the chebe powder, most of our hair care producers who deal in chebe powder have ventured into chebe butter. This is a mix of chebe powder and other butters, I believe it's shea butter. And it's the bomb, there is no mess at all but with the benefits of chebe powder. After shampooing, one applies the chebe butter to soaking wet hair then plat. The braid can last a day but it works best when it's kept for about a week. The results are awesome, I've experienced hair growth, moisturized hair and my curls always pop after taking down the braid. I highly recommend chebe butter if one can come across it.

[@tanaicannon5843]

Do you apply a deep conditioner and then add then add the chebe butter? This sounds interesting

[@brendahimmie8377]

Lorna Asima, I’m also from Uganda 👋🏾. I’ve been wanting to try the Chebe butter but I’ve always wondered whether it acts as a sealant just like Shea butter. Thanks for sharing though.

[@lornaasima5907]

@@tanaicannon5843 my supplier told me that there was no need to deep condition hair before applying the chebe butter. So I simply shampoo my hair, then apply the chebe butter on wet hair then plat. It saved me lots of time, coz even with no deep conditioning, my hair is thriving. But like once or twice a month, she recommends using henna paste which can be left in the hair for afew hours, or over night before shampooing. I guess this acts as the deep conditioner.

[@faithkimoyo2363]

Fellow Ugandan here....I've been hearing about it but I can not for the life of me find out where to get it..where do you get yours😁

[@faithkimoyo2363]

@@lornaasima5907 thankssssss😄

[@InkiestOfInks]

I remember when you first started out on your hair journey and you classified your hair as sparse and fine. I related and I finally started my journey too. Now your hair is super thick and so is mine you really inspired me

[@Carpathianpixie]

Congrats on achieving some thickness!

[@keishanelson9079]

What products was used to get thickness. I recently started my Ayurveda journey. I'm currently using henna sooq Goddess Hair weekly. Yes I have fine 4c hair too!

[@matumelomathibela6823]

Same thing I thought about my little sisters hair. Now she has go natural for a year and I'm amazed at the thickness and growth. Beautiful journey

[@latanyadavis3037]

How do you get your hair thicker? I’m going through it right now 😭

[@sherrygriffin9320]

@@latanyadavis3037 I know aloe gel is an instant thickener for me. I always regret it when I don't use it. The difference is noticeable with it. Hope it helps...

[@ThatNaturalE]

I hope you see this: the key to Ayurvedic mixtures is marshmallow root powder! it turns the soupy liquid to a creamy pudding/ custard texture so it doesn't drip as much

[@mariahc.crawley884]

If SHE didn't... I DID! THANNNNNNNKS SIS!

[@carolynlevy3786]

Thanks for the info!

[@lovelydae7455]

Where can i get it and what's the brand?

[@XxBloodyCrumpet23xX]

Thanks for the tip!!

[@L3t1t8e]

Hmmm that's an idea I could use in my future ayurvedic mixtures

[@jujununya9182]

She has the cutest intro song ever! So creative and unique.

[@Megara641]

She's wearing no makeup and still looks like a goddamn goddess. Why am I not surprised?🥴

[@lynf5562]

Facts and it's that beautiful melanin!!😍😍😍

[@teewashington9618]

😭😭🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@teewashington9618]

Freakin Gorgeous 😻

[@tammeramiller43]

Shes beautiful

[@Timetrae]

💯 💯💯

[@kimleawel850]

Yesterday my mom asked me why I watch so much 'afro hair videos'. And let me tell you what I screamed back at her:"But this is StarPuppy, the funniest person on the internet." Even though I learn nothing for myself in your hair videos cause I'm white af, I still watch them because your humor releases all my stress. 💜

[@aicilonna]

My hair is relaxed, don't know why I'm here but she's hilarious

[@epic7224]

You can still learn something tbh

[@kimleawel850]

@@epic7224 yeah true if you're a master of life you can learn something every minute you just have to give ys the permission

[@mima_piedade]

That's cool but don't yell at your parents.

[@iziz356]

Awww

[@Lisa_Flowers]

I can't get over how healthy and thick your hair looks, fluffnugget is flourishing 😭😭😭🙌🏾

[@ndiekwere6027]

indeed

[@DaveThundercloud]

Your hair is nice Your voice us great to listen to.

[@youtubenayy6354]

Who tf is fluffnugget?💀💀💀

[@TheKeishana]

That word fluffnuget lol love it..

[@EmpathPOV]

@@youtubenayy6354 Lol

[@ellel9579]

This is the MOST entertaining hair vid I have ever seen. This girl is hilarious. She’s straight to the point. Honest. And her video isn’t 30 mins. I was so entertained that I didn’t even notice 15 mins went by. For this I am following.

[@francinecannon1903]

I have 4c hair. Started using Chebe. My hair grew more than 1 inch in a month. Lessen mess by using less Chebe and add leave in condition to your oil. It really works. Makes hair super soft. Little breakage.

[@riotz8742]

How about now?

[@fine2thedime]

I love her so much. We must protect her and fluff nugget at all cost.

[@eyekandy3000]

Thank God we don’t use this expression anymore.

[@golajaisv]

1. Your teeth are perfect! 2. Skin is flawless 3. I love your content! My type of humor! 4. So informative!

[@JJ-jn7ei]

Who is your mother? She must be so enamored with her beautiful confident daughter 🥰 You are so full of bright light!!

[@kaheaisaac1]

❤❤😍😍

[@moniquemonique9467]

Ive used Chebe powder for 6 months straight. It most definitely keeps the hair strong. I used it apart of the loc method. It helps with less breakage for length retention. I just kept my hair in twists and would use it everytime I washed my hair which was every three weeks. I didn't apply it twice a week, I just left it on until it was time to wash. It blended in with my hair, it didn't flake because I mixed it in with Peppermint Black Jamaican Castor Oil and African Pride leave in conditioner. When I would untwist for washing, my hair would still feel moisturized. I have 4c midback length hair. Edit: you dont necessarily have to braid the hair, just twist it and pin it up if that is easier for you.

[@cherry-qt5wc]

where did you get the chebe from

[@yamiemateza9946]

Do they have at clicks

[@eltina21]

1. You need to put smaller sections 2. Reapply, wet your hair, take your time cuz you're using oil so there's a barrier over your hair from the time before when you first applied 3. When you wash it out use a clarifying shampoo, take your time, deep condition after. I did it for a month (twice so two months) of replying honestly my hair retained length and literally grew an inch and a half each of those months. Other times my hair doesn't retain length that much. It took me 6 years to get to mid back length. 4. Or just use a chebe butter 🤣🤣

[@SephirothWaifu]

Thank you for your comment being relevant as to the product demo being used. There's a LOT OF DIGRESSIONS AND I was hoping people would comment on their own personal experiences of the powder then glamour and hyping qoutes, lol. I'm very much interested in thos product.

[@keba773]

We appreciate your sacrifices and experimentation on behave of the 4c community. Thank You 😊

[@kathyroselui]

I have been using chebe for a year. I have to say that for me it works. Be warned that using it in the traditional way can be quite messy. I also infuse the chebe into my favorite oils using the double boil method (with a slow cooker). Please be aware that you should never apply chebe to your scalp. Overall, chebe helped with my hair growth retention. As for African hair products I use moringa powder, monguno oil, palm oil and shea butter. There are lots of African products on the market.

[@aishahrichardson7696]

Why can’t you use it on your scalp?

[@kathyroselui]

@@aishahrichardson7696 chebe is used to keep your HAIR moisturized. You apply chebe to your hair that is exposed to the elements that agitates your hair, causing it to weaken, dry and break. It's to protect the hair itself. Also using chebe on your scalp will do the reverse. You'll have breakage instead of growth.

[@maudelatekotane29]

@@aishahrichardson7696 I have been applying chebe on my scalp I have no itching, less hair breakage and my hair line was dead completely dead now I have hair line my hair is growing 💃💃💃💃

[@highlyi6982]

@@maudelatekotane29 how is it going?

[@cherrybomb410]

The transformation of your hair from when you first started this journey is unbelievable!

[@lifesjourneywithlavinae]

It's the skin for me. I know this vid is about your hair BUT GIRRRRL! Ya skin is amazing!

[@gggirl5304]

I’m sorry this has nothing to do with the video but you are so naturally beautiful. It also definitely helps that you have a 10/10 personality!! You definitely gained a new follower. I’m loving this channel.. it just screams Melanin, Positivity, and Laughs.❤🙌🏾

[@fine2thedime]

Put the chebe in a pentrating moisturizing oil (infuse) and use on the length of your hair. Much easier.

[@elizabethkulcsar8971]

Yes you are right . Sunny isle has a JBCO Infused with chebe powder .

[@vianiedwards5029]

She's so creative and witty. Idec about chebe powder... I'm genuinely in love with her personality.

[@roxannesutton2717]

I use chebe powder once a week. I wet my hair with aloe vera gel and water mixture using a spray bottle. Next I apply chebe powder that has been mixed with coconut oil. I do this in sections. Afterwards I apply a shower cap and I usually leave it on for about 4 hrs and then shampoo. I definitely noticed and difference in strength, moisture retention, and softness. I'm hooked!

[@highlyfavored12]

Chebe powder is great. I use it only on my ends when I do a two strand twist. It keeps my ends moisturized for 2 weeks.

[@AnimalMarketandResearch]

You should be a writer. You're very articulate and entertaining.

[@thebluemagiciane7251]

You really remind me of my baby sister. I hope she can be confident in her beautiful 4C like you are. So glad I found your page!

[@peaytas]

Your skin is flawlessly BEAUTIFUL

[@fickleme2257]

YOUR HAIR HAS GOTTEN SO DENSE! EACH OF YOUR BRAIDS IS SO THICK! CONGRATULATIONSSSSS IVE BEEN ROOTING FOR U FOR A YEAR😭 this like a sports anime when they win the regionals ily ❤️

[@nuance10]

Great job StarPuppy! You can definitely get away with doing midi twists for starters after applyingthe chebe journey. You can also make a smoother chebe mix with oils and leave in conditioners into a semi-soupy mix then pat the pure chebe powder on top if the mix then seal again with your mixture then twist into your style. Bobby pins can be your friend to create cute styles as it grows.

[@Haileynasya]

You are funny as hell without the extra and effects! I’m hollering, so glad you’re in my recommendations. 🤣💙 finally someone with my texture frfr.

[@tazmaniandiva7762]

Can I just say that not only are naturally beautiful but also naturally funny as heck. You could bring sunshine out on the cloudiest of days. 😊 Tfs

[@lblack1961]

I think is precisely that "stretch" that we see in the pictures of the women who traditionally use this. And we can't feel the hair in those pictures, so it quite probably is very hard (with the chebe on it).

[@ClassicSamNYGM]

YOU are the ONLY KZbinr that has left a link to where to purchase Chebe. Everyone else tells you how to use it but NOT where to get it. THANK YOU!!!

[@genesis101ify]

You are a whole mood. I actually laughed out loud when the clip bounced off.

[@jeanninegorden8142]

You were so brave to apply the Chebe mixture in your sweater. You need some fun but cheap t-shirts for when you film your DIYs.

[@Sakmaquil]

Your parent made such beautiful daughters. NO MAKEUP NEEDED at all. Facts

[@yvetterae6249]

I'm an OG, and I missed the deeper voice and earthquake editing when you said "80 percent", but love and support you evolving and being yourself. Your skin and eyebrows are still goals. Love ya 🥰

[@healthsaavy]

Pleeeaaasssee give us a skin regime video. We need that YESTERDAY!!

[@L3t1t8e]

DO NOT get chébé on your scalp; you will itch like crazy. If you do, take some acv and water, a washcloth and go over your scalp. Also for me, I spritz my hair pretty often to keep the chébé from falling off my hair.

[@kalisworl]

how do u use chebe with short hair? i want to cut my hair and use chebe but i know u have to avoid the scalp…. especially if i cant braid it unless its smaller sections

[@acat6291]

@@kalisworl you don’t really need it on hair that short because your hair is going to grow and retain regardless until it reaches its plateau. When your hair get long enough to put into section 16/12/10/8/4/2 than you can use it to retain length. Just use oils and creams to keep it healthy

[@rawfoodsgirl]

Your skin is GAWgeous! Drop the skincare routine PLEASE for us mere mortals! :-)

[@tildagordon9111]

I'm sorry the hairclip death has me rolling. I love your authenticity and confidence.

[@belladingdong3396]

I'm so in love with StarPuppy. Beautiful, intelligent, confident, well spoken. You are everything I aspire to be!

[@rsw1beauty]

Same here 🙌🏾she’s the best

[@Tamara-lo2be]

Omg i’m so glad I found your page you are quirky as me and nerdy as me love it. I love This powder. It grew my hair so soft strong and long. I was upset that I stop my regime and I really need it because I am coming of age and my hair has changed. Thank you for making this video. Keep doing what you’re doing I’m a big fan

[@lethuthandomaphalala3357]

Chebe powder is mad expensive even here in South Africa😂😂 I wanted to buy it and the prices were ridiculous so I decided not Side Note: Fluff Nugget looking thicker than a bowl of oatmeal

[@roaahajar]

Same in Sudan

[@zinhlem138]

Girl do you think if African Americans with 4c hair saw South African black hair would appreciate what they have? cause our knots are just knotty and i do not think we are 4c but it is the closest hair type i can relate to..

[@mycha5335]

@@zinhlem138 uhm your sentence is giving me very much texturism. They should be happy because their hair isnt as tight as South Africans??

[@mycha5335]

Where do you live?? I know a store that sells chebe and kar kar oil for R100

[@lethuthandomaphalala3357]

@@mycha5335 I live in Durban

[@Mr.BeefwithChixken]

Theres a difference between hair texture and hair type or curl pattern. For example the person in the video seems to have medium texture 4c hair. From the video I've seen the fulani seem to have fine hair in between 4a and 4c curl patern . My grandma has fine/silky textured 4c hair also.

[@daughterofthemosthighgod863]

Girlllllllll the thickness on these braids is wow

[@johannaechevarria3265]

She reminds me of Michael Jackson early years, in a good way! she’s full of life and she’s spunky too. I loved MJ so handsome . Your beautiful to sis. If you had said you were his daughter I would have believed you.

[@destinyshae07]

I agree! I wasn't born yet when MJ was a tenn, but the pics and vids of him then were absolutely stunning! And I see that resemblance here with Starpuppy

[@whitebusinesssolutions6523]

OMG I'm here looking at her and said the SAME THING! I thought I was tripping and for sure didn't expect to find your comment! Lol... She looks JUST like the BEAUTIFUL daughter MJ never had. Too bad he didn't believe his black genes was so gorgeous to reproduce his own seed. I have 4C hair too and I LOVE her funny, creative educational content with "keeping it REAL".

[@baabsann]

Oh I love this Dani. Do more! I'm Ghanaian and I love the African treatments and techniques that my mom used when she was growing up in the village lol my hair flourishes, I grew it to waist length 3 times. Keeping hair stretched is major!

[@baabsann]

Mostly threading and chunky braids. I do twists now cause they're easier to style and wear out

[@brendahimmie8377]

@ Baaba Annor..do the roots of your hair get properly stretched with African threading? Do you mind sharing a little about your process please?

[@Bv3276]

What products do you use for waist length growth? 💕👀

[@maame176]

just another Ghana girl stopping by to say hi!♥️

[@baabsann]

@@brendahimmie8377 no not really unless you wind the thread really tightly and use small sections, which can cause damage to the scalp and hair. I thread on moisturized, detangled and dry hair with the thicker black thread I get from the African market, it doesnt snag my hair. I make about 8 to 10 sections and I dont leave any gaps between the loops. Anything else you want to know?

[@aisham7244]

I can say how much I appreciate a person with my exact hair type doing things I’m afraid to do my hair. Thank you❤️❤️

[@rhoda4253]

I'm not scared to do it I just don't want to steal everyone's thunder😉. Kidding, scared and too tired

[@eshowoman]

I’ve used chebe powder for about four months. It has definitely helped my extra dry hair retain moisture and I have less hair fall. It remains to be seen whether it helps me retain length.

[@jamialaprince6556]

The best way to use chebe powder is to infuse it in oil and incorporate the oil into a butter or something similar and use as a sealing product or leave in conditioner. Long term use will decrease split ends and you’ll notice little to no shedding.

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Thank you for such a detailed and entertaining review of Chebe powder. I can’t wait to give it a try someday! Also I like your brain and...geez you’re so beautiful. Anyway, bye! ❤️

[@chisomvictoria1887]

"I like your brain"...... Yoooooo😂😂😂😂 me toooo

[@butterflylife147]

You can put the powder in aloe Vera juice and let it dissolve as muc as it will... strain the granular out and just use the liquid that’s left... putting the Solid granules in your hair is no bueno

[@m.doreenbigham-richardson2041]

I didn't braid my hair in those big chunky braids at all! I did individual braids so I could wear my hair out. Comfort to your lifestyle is the key! Yes keep it up your way❤

[@kjay6734]

This is my first time ever knowing of your existence. I haven't even started watching the video yet but your brief commentary and your introduction alone I am now a new subscriber. Love the personality!❤

[@naywithazee]

My mom found your channel and said ‘omg this girl is like you, like your personality and everything and it’s hilarious,’ and I agree. I’m here for the content, I’m loving the hair, I subscribed lol 🤣🤣💜💜

[@memysefani]

I finally found someone w/ my sense of humor!!! - you my love( Starpuppy) are a nut!!! I love you & your energy!!! Fluff nugget???? Continued success to you. Your a such a light of positivity.

[@pinkaddiction13]

I use a Chebe oil hair mask by Hollywood Hair Bar, but I use it when my hair is blown out and braided down for a crochet style or sew in weave. I guesss it did well? My hair has definitely retained length and is pretty soft.

[@hotchocolategirl1der]

How long did you keep the styles?

[@janake7]

Your skin looks amazing! Hair is bountiful and so healthy, gf!

[@BoldlyFlourish]

Your personality is 🔥 it comes through the camera so well ! love your sense of humor & bringing fun to natural hair ☺️

[@alisonmiller2708]

If you haven't already please try Ambunu leaves. Mix with hot water then strain it from the leaves then apply water when cool. It will make a mucilage keep that but make sure to strain the leaf out. Please look it up. It's also from Africa. 😊

[@pamelagreene9417]

I’d never heard of these leaves but just looked it up. Appears to be really good for the hair. Will do some more reading about it. Thanks!

[@justicefordannie]

How entertaining and artistically informative - a big undertaking to fill the shoes of a Danielle and you’re doing an amazing job at it. Thank you for not embarrassing our culture but for representing us pretty darn well actually 😂😂💜👑

[@joycechisoni2205]

Fluff nugget has grown. I remember when u posted about having sparse hair, but I see it’s fuller now. It’s so healthy...

[@wildflower462]

You are so funny. Thank you for the video. I’ve been using Chébé powder for almost a year and here are a few things I do. First I do the traditional Chad method and I now use gloves...I got tired of cleaning the herb from under my nails. I DO NOT put my hair in the 4 sections they do due to the plaits are just really thick and that’s to much for me. I section for what works for me and I don’t have them tight (like the Chadian women do)...I only have them tight along the shaft. It is very messy to use but I do love using this product. It’s not for everyone one. Have noticed less shedding...I still have it but not a lot...I also still have a bit of breakage BUT I just started using the Jet Cream and I’ve noticed the breakage is a lot less now...my hair also looks shinier and less frizzy with using the Jet Cream (and evoo mixture). My hair also looks thicker and I HAVE retained length. I use this twice a week. I also keep my hair wrapped ALL THE TIME. So again this is not for everyone.

[@mynameisnotgirl8184]

I don’t know how I came across your channel but SIS, your skin, the GLOW, woooowwww!!!!!! It could start its own KZbin channel!

[@clo1935]

SHE SAID 80%!! I low key always expect her to do it when she described her hair and she just doesn't anymore

[@israelhector4926]

Best way to use this toast it a little ( not burn) mix with avocado, olive, or Jojoba oil and let let cool to room temp strain well and it’s easier absorbed through the oil infusion.

[@sosoul21206]

your hair has grown SO MUCH. So proud of you! Can't wait to get some merch

[@GlowUpGoddessWorld]

I Am Based In Nigeria for now...This Product Chebe Powder And Kar Kar Oil Is A Game Changer As I Am So Happy I Found A Woman That Sells These Products. I started my hair growth journey on 05/06/2023.

[@ReigningWomban]

I couldn’t stop staring at Fluff Nugget! She’s sooo beautiful in her thrive! 🥰

[@venicewilliams6387]

Okay I saw Chebe on tiktok and then I Googled more info and then thru Google KZbin popped up to watch a video about it and I randomly chose ur video and babies I'm glad I did...Your personality is everything. I subscribed immediately...You are everything ❤️

[@deborahware8102]

I saw a video of the Chadian women using the chebe power and I don't think they wash it out. The video I saw showed how to they toast the herbs and the grind them down. Then they mix the power with oils and what ever scent the woman wants. Then the take down the braids and comb water and the mixture on the hair. They completely saturate the hair with water and the mixture. They comb and pack the hair. Once completely combed and saturated they then braid the hair and put it up in an upswept hair style. Not once did the narrator say that they washed the hair. I tried it, but has my stains very easy I didn't use it long. I tried the chebe mixed into a salve like product. My hair was very soft, but it changed the color of my already colored hair.

[@KatNaturalBeauty]

I did the exact same thing and my hair loves it. I also watched the video as well and they do not wash it out.

[@divine5078]

That makes so much sense. Maybe they were born with 4c hair but the powder stretches their hair overtime??? So cool

[@Pimpin0225]

Wait I want to watch this video 🥺

[@NeckbonesNRice606]

Plus they use a lot of oil

[@pameliafaison-davis1148]

31 seconds and I already subscribed.i will be using this and following the Moroccan hair calendar to know when to clip my ends. Beautiful sistah...do your thang boo.

[@nokuhlekushbiyela]

It's the science of 4c hair for me. And the 80 percent shrinkage 😂😍

[@felidae6809]

“I speak English, anything goes.” Is such a mood lol.

[@stashar.4535]

Your skin is so gorgeous you dont even need any make up! It's so flawless ❤ And your hair is such goals 😊❤

[@templar.]

as someone who was obsessed with tangled for a bit, your intro gives me rapunzel vibes and i love it

[@scottielass246]

Hi, Just a thought. Would you be able to mill the powder into a finer consistency using a small coffee / spice grinder before use? This might help to reduce the grittiness? Keep up the great work🙂

[@JahleeyahKalonji]

I was thinking the same thing

[@aprilstone31]

Your hair is really flourishing! Skin stay on glow and your vibe is so refreshing🥰 So dope!

[@emoo2342]

4:00 --I felt that in my soul. I switched to satin scrunchies for sectioning for that exact reason.xD

[@DreamyTee123]

Ok I have to double comment because ur hair has truly flourished girl. It is so thick.. I have the hair density u used to have and cannot wait to try everything you did to achieve thickening and hair growth 😊

[@ShaundaOlivia]

Aww, I am really glad you gave it a try! I am still obsessed with my chebe routine, but I agree that style is not for us 😂 I needed much smaller braids and I wear them in a bun and then braid out when its time to refresh. In any regard, Fluff nugget is thriving, and is looking so thick YAY ❤️

[@eiffeltower7503]

Why are you so naturally beautiful? OMG!

[@A-DIY-FAM]

You should get a paint tarp to cover your floor. I’ve been using them when dying my wigs and have not had any mishaps!

[@latiushaharvey4557]

I came for info because I trust your methods....but one this one I'm just scared....love your honesty. Thank for the information.

[@CaraNaturally]

I let my Chebe powder infuse in some avocado oil for about 8 weeks, strained it then used it to make a whipped shea butter. Much more practical use for me and I will say, I've seen a positive change in the strength of my strands. I use it as a sealant and I love it! God Bless You for your efforts, lol!

[@valerieneal2747]

Now THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKIN' ABOUT! !😆 Your method makes much more sense to me🌻

[@CaraNaturally]

@@valerieneal2747 I just made it work for me, lol!

[@jeyyrrrr1877]

I don't use the chebe in powder form, but I use a chebe butter from a local business that makes organic, quality products and let me tell you... I am currently retaining more moisture, experiencing less breakage, and my hair is softer and more manageable. After deep conditioning on wash day, I will apply some leave in conditioner in my hair, then layer the chebe butter over it, put it into twists, and it really has made all the difference in the world. I highly recommend it.

[@nopeninja9765]

I wanted to try chebe but I use cassia powder and heard it was similar plus cheaper so it wasn’t necessary.

[@EpicRealistTV]

First video I'm seeing of yours and I am loving the personality! The beauty and the hair as well... my my! Subscribed!

[@EndisNai]

I saw Star Puppy with Chebe in the title and I had to click immediately

[@intelligent429]

Right!!!!! Cause I ordered mine last month but hesitant to use it 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@JadetheGoober]

RIGHT i been commenting about it all year

[@asaniu208]

@@intelligent429 Same! It's been sitting on the shelf for months.

[@nhpnaturalhairproducts414]

100!

[@mynamehere492]

I tried it as closely to the way the women of Chad uses it as I could and it isn't convenient. Soooo I infused the herbs into a butter with essential oils and other stuff. I like it this way 👍🏿😊

[@prettybrownskinindiangirl3859]

I swear african Americans areeeee soooo beautiful ❤️. keep being a gorgeous queen I’m proud to be black and Indian much love 💕.

[@kokojohnson2147]

I’m loving your odd sense of humor!! You make me feel normal 😂🤣😂 and you’re freakin beautiful

[@mercyachieng7024]

Chebe powder is for length RETENTION.It retains the length you have without hair loss or anything like that.From what I know,chebe powder does not promote hair growth,it retains the growth you have.

[@mightymeatymech]

You are so goofy and bright and lovely, how have I only just been recommended your channel 😭🥺

[@WebbanationX]

You should used the chebe powder mixture in the winter time style your hair as a protective style under wigs. You can chebe oil and mix it with butters and whip it.

[@WebbanationX]

Then you can wear your hair in twistouts and Herodotus during summer and spring

[@reneebaptiste8550]

Hey try bentonite clay. You don’t have to leave it in. It has done miracles for my hair.

[@MelanatedHomesteadher]

Do you make a paste

[@samiratodd1085]

"YOU DIED" Me: Literally dying of laughter

[@raquelmoore3761]

I literally said, "girl, that's me allll day". 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@Magical_Trash]

Happened to me and my clip flew in the toilet 💀💀💀

[@brittneywalker8635]

OMG 😲 yes. That's me too

[@heatherbrown388]

I love you. That’s all I came here to say. If I ever have a YT channel or make a video I wanna harness my inner weirdo in the same joyful way you do.

[@keelhe893]

I love that you are on the internet. We are opposite personalities but you represent a version of black womanhood that is not appreciated. Only other black woman who in entertainment that reminds me of you is Issa Rae and I am here for you beautiful ladies! I love my Amla powder but it’s only for a day deep conditioner thing because I hate the grainy feeling