Washing Her Hair With DIRT Made It Stronger Overnight! (Clay Wash Demo)

[@lindasummer2343]

Thanks to your sister-in-law for being such a good sport and model. Thanks for all of these videos.

[@iixxdyplayzx8363]

Romans 8:38-39 And I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from God’s love. Neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither our fears for today nor our worries about tomorrow-not even the powers of hell can separate us from God’s love. No power in the sky above or in the earth below-indeed, nothing in all creation will ever be able to separate us from the love of God that is revealed in Christ Jesus our Lord.

[@thedabler8470]

I am a hairdresser, it appears that the clay/apple cider treatment has clarified her hair color and has neutralized her hair color which is a good thing. Her ends were looking a little brassy. You would get the same result in a salon with clarifying shampoo and a toner. I’d say this is a win!

[@iixxdyplayzx8363]

Romans 8:38-39 And I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from God’s love. Neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither our fears for today nor our worries about tomorrow-not even the powers of hell can separate us from God’s love. No power in the sky above or in the earth below-indeed, nothing in all creation will ever be able to separate us from the love of God that is revealed in Christ Jesus our Lord.

[@totukimou]

I would say to you, that your comment is irrelevant! But God Is never irrelevant... God bless you and protect you! Thank you for speaking the truth about The Creator and Our father!

[@ari-jv]

You don’t have to go to a salon to get. Clarifying shampooo or toner

[@laceras1611]

The biggest difference being clay and ACV won't harm waterways when rinsed ❤

[@user-xr5sv6ug2d]

​@@laceras1611I AGREE, it's one of the reasons I'm cutting down on chemicals.

[@LorettaPatt]

Her color actually looks better afterwards than before the wash. It looks more natural and softer and softens her facial features.

[@katarzynastyk9778]

It's like a crown. Natural beauty.

[@mariadelallo1297]

I have been doing clay washes in braids for a year now. I went through a long period of being profoundly anemic during which my hair thinned out and got very brittle. While I am not really seeing length yet, the hair is coming in much thicker and looking much healthier. I am so happy with the results. Thank you!

[@reneechristensenpillow8373]

Well this gives me some hope. I'd rather have more scalp coverage then length for now

[@BeauProgramme]

I don't know if you're still using Amla Fruit powder or any other green colored ingredients but I had to stop using your oil growth mixture for that reason after a couple of applications. I have gray hair and at one point they were very brittle and porous and after using your hair growth oil, my hair turned green. Now I focus on the basics, baking soda wash, apple cider vinegar rinse and occasionally clay or Castile soap wash. No heat tool either. After many months my hair finally came back to their natural color. Be careful if you have gray or white hair. Love your work!

[@ewe392]

Important note for her to hear!

[@a.gul.m]

Green? What amla powder did you use? I'm sure there must be some sort of an additive substance in the powder.

[@shadedflower9530]

I just wrote her recipe down for her hair oiling mixture and was wondering the same about the henna. I'm 65 and have salt and pepper hair. I don't want the henna coloring it. I tried to find colorless henna but was unsuccessful. Is it an essential ingredient in the recipe or can it be omitted?

[@pjk1714]

​@@shadedflower9530 I omitted the henna with allergy concerns and not seeing any negatives. You might be able to touch base with her for suggestions

[@mandielyons]

​@@shadedflower9530Cassia Obovata is what you want. If there's any deposit it's usually a pale gold.

[@elisabethprice4697]

The clay wash has definitely changed my life! My hair falls out much less and it’s longer than ever before!!! Also feels so healthy as well! Thanks to your sister in law for being in the video it is helpful as I have straight hair!

[@cppippop3]

Edyta is such a great sport! These videos are so relaxing and enjoyable, no hype just doing what you have a passion for. Thank you both x

[@abundantlyblessed9201]

I love how you girls add humor to the mix, you even had ME laughing! Your SIL's hair looks thicker, shinier, and healthier than before, amazing results! Thank you both for this video and keep up the good work!😊

[@TheChroniclesofSea]

I’ve been watching a lot of your videos and one thought I had was “oh but I love my defined curls” then I remembered when I was in middle school or high school that I made my own flaxseed gel! Literally all you do is boil flaxseed and it’s like a jelly substance I style my hair with when wet and it dried shiny and beautifully! I’m so looking forward to trying out some of the techniques I’ve learned from you and I think I’ll add the flaxseed “gel” into my personal routine 🙌✨😌

[@dragonmasterchief]

Katherine, thanks so very much on your tip to section your hair into 4 braids prior to washing. It truly does help prevent excess hair fallout, the difference was huge! I love your videos and you're such an inspiration! 💟 those who are new to the lhc really appreciate these kinds of videos ☺

[@melanieeven8648]

Dear Katherine, you have such nice finger movements, I actually relaxed when you were doing the massage. The video is very beautiful! More of these please.

[@klani1309]

Her hair looks Amazing! There is a definite shift in body and thickness??? It looks fuller and very Pretty! Your links and this Video are Great!! Ty

[@JesMarie_W3]

I am a HUGE fan of the after wash color!! I think it mellowed those yellow-orange tones and made it look kso much more natural and beautiful. What a pleasant side effect!!

[@eliselange7161]

Perhaps make a chamomile tea, alllow to cool and add to the clay when watering it down. Chammomile is great for blonde hair as is red wine vinegar is for brunette coloured hair.

[@brookgraves368]

I thought of chamomile too.

[@I_Love_My_Family-81]

Your sister-in-law has the same hair type as me and my sister. This is super helpful! I sent this video to my sister. I asked her if she would try this with me.

[@hanagavlasova5569]

Girls, I just love you. It is so calming, relaxing.

[@carolsferra3582]

who else wishes they could be the person she tries stuff out on!!!!!!

[@berlyn0409]

Seems like your sister in law does have wavy hair. Which is great, would like to see your full routine on her hair texture with the styling too. I have wavy hair also between 2A or 2b.

[@angelshomeastead]

Thank you for sharing your natural hair care knowledge, I have started using clay and apple cider vinegar and my hair feels so much stronger, healthier and more beautiful! I always felt my hair was not as healthy as it should have been even after buying expensive natural shampoos and conditioners but after using your methods my hair truly feels transformed! From brushing everyday to using essential oil and jojoba, olive and castor oil, I have easily fully embrassed your methods and just love how my hair feels now! It’s exactly what I’ve been looking for! Thanks so much! Keep up the great work!

[@novavibes685]

Fall in love with you hair care videos. Please continue telling us your iconic hair care ❤.

[@evanflood7038]

I love these tutorials with your sister in law! I do enjoy watching and seeing the techniques you describe, demonstrated.

[@comealive7323]

thank you for bringing this wisdom up front, I am on a 10 year no dhampoo journey and you have been teaching me how to solve my bothering issues with your amazing knowledge and understanding of the chemistry needed, thank you!

[@lynettereese993]

Thanks Eddita (sorry if I spelled it wrong) she is so kind to do this. Her hair looks great and I love the color.

[@SSmith-dn9ib]

Maybe I am colour blind but I think her haar colour although more neutral looks a bit on the greenish side now. ?

[@ltvanburen8555]

The issue, for me, with ACV is the smell. I am excited you are working on a product! Your different background music choices on this video were really well done, also. And, if I haven’t already written this in a previous comment, I absolutely love that blow dryer that you recommended. It is, by far, the best quality dryer I have ever owned (I am 60) and the room temp, or 88 degree, setting is a total game changer.

[@KatherineSewing]

Glad you liked the video! Yes, the ACV smell can be strong, but it used in a very diluted form, and the smell completely dissipates after hair is dry.

[@slothisasin8240]

I couldn’t stand the smell of ACV, instead I used to make fermented rice water with rosemary added into it. 😊

[@abrightcloud6961]

As a woman almost 60, with fine dark hair that is thinning, I enjoy seeing the hair care of your sister-in-law’s straight hair. I have ordered the hair oil and need to study these other products. 💕Polska! (1/2 🙂)

[@agnieszkapajor8990]

I’ve been watching your channel for a few months now and today is the day I finally did my first full treatment. Oils overnight, then apple cider vinegar then the clay wash. Despite all the excitement, unfortunately, I dont consider this a success. After a long shower and a thorough wash, my hair came out greasy and had an unpleasant smell. I will be trying again as I want to get good at this but first I’ll need to go back to my regular shampoo to clean up this mess. I hope I’ll get it one day.

[@jennytaylia5371]

Did you ever get it to work like in her videos?

[@agnieszkapajor8990]

Yes I made it work. It came down to figuring out the right amount of oil treatment for my hair, combined with the right clay washing and right amount of apple cider vinegar rinse. When done right, my hair gets properly cleaned and the treatment brings out my natural hair waves. My natural hair colour looks nice as well. There’s no smell to my hair once dried out. I used to wash my hair three times a week. Now I wash it once a week. I make my own oil treatment, clay wash and apple cider wash, I follow Katherine’s recipes that I found in her older videos. I don’t use combs as often any more, instead I learned to comb my hair with my fingers. I recommend trying this method, it takes a few times to figure this out, but once it’s figured out the process gets easier and faster each time. I don’t think I’m gonna go back to using shampoos any time soon. It’s nice to be able to use natural products without having to rely on chemicals. I’m happy I stuck with it.

[@jennytaylia5371]

@@agnieszkapajor8990 alright so it wasn’t an instant success but you kept trying until you figured out the ratios? Just want to make sure i understand it correctly so I can know which direction to go (increase/decrease) when I start trying this out. I’ll be ordering the rhassoul clay today and i have high hopes but doubt i’ll get it right for my specific hair type on the first try too 🙃

[@agnieszkapajor8990]

@ Yes. Exactly.

[@francesburkes7025]

It’s a beautiful, more natural color now than it was before, and looks much softer.

[@ltvanburen8555]

I agree; very flattering color for her at the end.

[@52470]

I just wanted to say that I so appreciate your videos and look forward to the next one. I am currently on my clay wash journey, and loving it so far. Keep up the great work! You and Edita make a good team. 🌺🌼🌸

[@Momzover40]

Love this. Any body care in the future??Buying the hair tonic. Trying the process this week.

[@laurenelise98]

If anyone’s worried, I have very light blonde hair and used rhassoul clay to wash and it did not make my hair darker- in fact it looks very bright as if I just washed it with shampoo

[@cbiancardi9233]

i have very fine straight hair and i do a clay wash a few times a week. i find that the clay thickens my hair giving it more volume and texture and my hair gets lots of loose waves

[@bonniejeannetucker6992]

Good news My hair is fine too

[@sbeasley7585]

I did my first coat wash today. I got the waves too!

[@DustAndGraceASMR]

I saw your video with Edita (sorry if that's spelt wrong) about victorian combing about a week ago and haven't washed my hair since! Doesn't sound like long but I usually wash literally every other day. I've just started exploring the idea of cleaning without shampoo since my hair already feels a lot better and healthier just from combing and using the cornflour powder if I absolutely need to to make it cleaner for filming

[@SamuraiSunshine00]

I am glad to have found you. I ordered the clay. I have hair like yours. It isn’t as long though. I just want it healthy and it is like i always dyed my hair and stopped after 3 deaths in the family. My dad was tough to get through with his passing. I neglected my hair but i did stop dyeing it. I am getting use to it. It is darker But natural. Thank you for doing this. I had no idea about the clay but i did order it.😊

[@loredanacolucci2671]

I love the videos with your sister. She is so cute

[@clarioncall8449]

Edyta, your hair color looks beautiful imho.

[@simonachitescuweik4242]

Hi Katherine, would you be willing to share what were the Ayurvedic herbs with which you infused your apple cider vinegar, if it’s not proprietary information. 😊

[@serenalouise]

Yay! Can't wait to watch! Looking forward to this for a while! Thanks!

[@cmaemae9433]

Thanks for having your sister as a demo. I have similar hair type to hers and was wondering if a clay wash would define and hold my waves but it looks like a no for me lol but this saved me from wasting money on another curly hair treatment that doesn’t work on us wavies

[@AmyLouiseDens]

How does clay washing affect white or salt and pepper colored hair? I personally like the changes to Edyta's hair in the treatments I have seen.

[@pageturningpriestess2859]

Her hair looks thicker at the top but it also looks darker 😊Maybe some of the herbs had a slow darkening effect or brought out the color that is already there. Her hair looks stronger

[@heyheymonika]

Maybe you should do a video reacting to your viewers hair transformations :)

[@KatherineSewing]

Thanks for the idea!

[@Gretlosa]

Also can’t believe I’m the 1st comment, I’m a big fan of your hair care❤❤🎉🎉❤❤

[@aamebm]

I found that the clay actually helped with the removal of freckle patches, plus aiding in my hair growth.

[@SongChez8]

Hey can you elaborate on the freckle removal? I have some minor melasma and wondering if it could help with that as well. Thanks !

[@aamebm]

Sure, I mix it up like a mask type consistency and place on my face for while and I find that it starts to dissolve the freckle patches on my face that I get with the Sun. I was born a red-head and seem to get these, if I have too much sun on my face. Hope that helps, let me know.

[@SongChez8]

@@aamebm fascinating! I wonder what elements in the clay is helping your skin. I’ll have to look into that and try it out for sure. Thank you !

[@SongChez8]

@@aamebm also wondering, do you do spot treatment or just your whole face at once?

[@aamebm]

@@SongChez8 Good Question, I actually coat my whole face - because it does wonderful things for the skin, makes mine so soft.

[@lovelle444]

HI KATHERINE! I have a question: How do I manage dandruff with your natural hair care?

[@AnnieE2012]

Love ur. Hair color ❤

[@krisannette84]

I think it toned her hair which is cool. Looks more golden

[@trishazeigler92]

I've been applying my husband's sandlewood beard oil to my knee-length hair and boar bristle brushing. Wearing a headband instead of using hairspray and trying to remember to wear a satin bonnet when I sleep. Baby boy is 6 months old, and I think the postpartum hair loss is starting to slow down.

[@ewe392]

I didn't know I would lose hair postpartum 😦

[@trishazeigler92]

@ewe392 Yeah, because hair loss is slower during pregnancy because of hormones. About 4-5 months postpartum, you might experience a lot of thinning, but then it starts growing back.

[@5674Kc]

Nice. ❤That postpartum hairloss is real 😅

[@NRNF1776]

Yea... 18:40 But you shouldn't dry your hair with a regular towel, because that would cause breakage. So, use only microfiber or a cotton t shirt... ❤

[@river4140]

What about grey hair? I have fine high porous hair that I am letting the grey come in. Will this work for me? Thanks for all you do

[@pjk1714]

I bought nude clay by Miniature for that concern. I already use purple shampoo monthly to pull the sun red from my salt/pepper.

[@river4140]

Edyta is so cute!!😂

[@trinathebookworm8977]

I would like to try some of this. My hair is both straight and frizzy, figure that one out, but when I clicked on the links, the products were a little out of my budget. Could you recommend some cost-effective options? Thanks!

[@tamom64]

How will this effect silver hair? Will it change the color?

[@sinceresinclair]

I love clay for hair and my face too.

[@melissalangford4923]

I had been washing my hair with this rhassoul clay for a year now, but the last two times i bought it, the clay was different, it is more red and left my hair feeling soo dirty no matter how much i tried to rinse it out. Now I'm discouraged because i dont want to go back to using shampoo, but the clay that ive been getting is different than before. Katherine, does the clay you get come the same or is it different sometimes?

[@TeaAddict]

Hi Katherine and natural haircare peeps, I have very fine, thick straight hair. Since starting to implement some of these natural hair care techniques (combing, boar bristle brushing and clay washing), my hair is a giant staticy frizzball. What are the best natural ways to negate static frizz please? Or is there something I'm maybe doing wrong?

[@pjk1714]

Do you condition your mids and oil your ends? I lightly oil my braids and I run my bristles across my lightly oiled hand. You might consider an olive wide tooth comb. I occasionally use the brush distributing oil but not styling unless preparing updos.

[@TeaAddict]

@@pjk1714 I do, and it helps a bit. I've also been doing like 3 rinses to try to make sure I get all the clay wash out cos I've found that makes a difference, but yeah it's still quite frizzy. I've just received Katherine's hair growth oil in the mail this week so I'm going to do a big scalp treatment / overnight oil this weekend and see if that helps 🤞🏼

[@micahmilne]

Brushing my hair always turns it into a frizzball. I'm curly but it takes very little to destroy my curls into loose fluff. But brushing is the worst offender.

[@AriF-fh8vy]

I always oil my hair before washing it. After the clay wash, my extremely straight hair is often still oily. Do you have any tips for me? During washing I often have the feeling that they are clean and as soon as they are dry I notice that they are still oily. I rarely had this problem with shampoo

[@pjk1714]

Consider Argan or almond oil instead or reduce the amount used. My curly hair is only medium and I can't handle the heavy oils.

[@jesterly23]

I feel kind of stupid because I followed this exactly and washed my hair, then did not condition it. I have naturally curly hair that just drinks moisture and my hair was really frizzy and breakage prone without adding any moisture back into it after washing. I had really unhappy curls and then a lot of breakage :/ do you really do this without immediately following up with conditioning of some sort?

[@nelmarsubsuban590]

Clay wash glow-up is real! 🙌 Love how it strengthens hair, but Biotin from NutraHarmony keeps my locks growing long and strong too. Anyone else mixing up their routine?

[@bonniejeannetucker6992]

Which one? There’s three different ones

[@bernicebarba]

i have gray long semi curly hair i don’t want my hair to turn green can u do a treatment with clay and other non green ingredients

[@user-xr5sv6ug2d]

PLEASE SOMEONE ANSWER. I SEE THE RASSOUL CLAY DIDN'T CHANGE HER HAIR COLOR TO REDDISH! A LOT OF AMAZON COMMENTS STATING IT STAINED THEIR HAIR TO REDDISH BROWN.

[@delainesardinha777]

Hi Katherine! Do you have an alternative to the Rhassoul? I'm having a hard time finding it in RSA. We only have Bentonite and Kaolin... :(

[@mary5305j]

I know for video purposes a model is better but could we have a video of this process on how to do it by ourselves without someone helping?

[@SongChez8]

Anyone else find an issue with the clay not washing out the oils from a treatment the night prior to wash ? Or is that just expected? I did the exact was with the ACV steps and still feels greasy.

[@jcdocs0423]

Hello,why we should hair wash with braids?

[@pjk1714]

To avoid breakage.. I can wash with no issues until I condition and rinse. The weight can snap long strands.

[@SamuraiSunshine00]

I always wondered if henna hair dye is okay?

[@Dimitri1237]

I wish I could get behind washing my hair with clay but I need suds to feel like my hair is getting clean 😩

[@em60-p4r]

I’ve been using your oil since early July. My hair was in a shorter Bob, now it’s touching my shoulders. I’m still confused with clay wash. Would I use the whole bottle with that recipe on my hair? If not, will it keep until the next wash? Would I keep it in the fridge or can it stay in my shower? I look forward to your full line. My hair is curly frizzy.

[@KatherineSewing]

You can either make half this amount, or store leftovers in the fridge for up to a week.

[@zuzu652]

Hi Katherine, if we have split ends do we need to cut our hair short before starting our hair growth journey?

[@pjk1714]

I only had end's cut and then oiled nightly to keep health. Eight months later my end's were still healthy. Balancing the old long layers has been more challenging having curly hair. I'm growing out is the best phrase when in the chair

[@onetweetygirl71]

I just worry about your drains. The clay can actually clogg up you drains big time with years of use.

[@ltvanburen8555]

What is your SIL’s name? I have never heard it before and it’s really pretty. Is it Edita?

[@KatherineSewing]

Edyta - she is Polish ☺️

[@amy_thome_]

Can I put MSM powder in my shampoo ? Or is MSM only best taken internally?

[@PhoenixMcKip]

hi! would it be okay to use bentonite or kaolin clay? I have mixed a little bit of bentonite and a little bit of kaolin with my normal baking soda wash and I feel like it gets an oil treatment out better than just baking soda, but also I feel like I've read somewhere that bentonite is really drying for a hair wash ... Thank you so much for your videos!!! they're really inspiring to me

[@Kamasutrae]

Yes. Any clay can do the job. Just that you hair needs to like that clay. However, rhassoul clay do give a certain slip to the hair strand, that other types of clay do not. I have used yellow green kanolin zeolite red pink rhassoul... I can "detangle" a little with rhassoul, but not with all the other types of clay. So, take that into consideration!

[@PhoenixMcKip]

@@Kamasutrae thanks!

[@AdmiringtheLordsnaturalway]

Can I use your herbal oil on low porosity hair?

[@KatherineSewing]

Absolutely! Heating it up slightly will be helpful.

[@AdmiringtheLordsnaturalway]

Thanks so much ❤

[@raraavis7782]

Applying apple cider vinegar in a little pump bottle seems oddly impractical to me, though. Is there a reason, you're nor just dunking the hair in bowl with water and some vinegar in it? It seems that that would ensure that it gets everywhere perfectly evenly and not just, where it gets hit with a shot during application.

[@autumnfeldpausch5539]

I use a spray bottle if I don’t want to pour it.

[@ewe392]

Dumping in a bowl in my experience feels - like it has a lot more waste.

[@ThePookie25]

I think if you did that, it would be easy for the vinegarbto get in your eyes. And it will burn badly.

[@serenalouise]

Edyta- please comment on the results!

[@RowanBlake]

is the clay wash done once a week?

[@amandajackson2827]

What if you have a septic tank?

[@KatherineSewing]

I have a septic tank, and have had no issues.

[@nesaia5]

I love your videos and the life style your family lives. I myself use rhassoul clay as shampoo, althoug it is sometimes a bit of a struggel as the region I live in has very very hart, chalky water. So def in need of ACV leave-in after the wash. What I wanted to ask several times now watching your videos: Is there a pattern for this gorgeous red wrap blous you wearing at 0:25? I think you also have oune in green? I absolutly love it and would like to made one myselfe. But was not able to fine anything on your web site. Thanks for sharing your knowlege with us.

[@raraavis7782]

That type of top is called a 'peasant blouse'. It's very easy to make. If you look for 'free pattern peasant blouse', you'll find plenty of tutorials - a pattern isn't necessary, just some basic measurements.

[@a.h.3414]

I have horrible water in my area too and have started using bottled water on my hair washing days! Hope it helps!😊

[@KatherineSewing]

I have a video about it somewhere in the last few months ☺️

[@sonnystephens3753]

Question please: I want to try your method. Meds, and autoimmune issues have TRASHED my hair but I’m reluctant to let it become completely gray. I’m 45 and gray runs earlier in my family so without color I’m full of salt and pepper. Could I still use a semi permanent hair dye without damaging it or working against any progress I might see? I’m willing to stop dying it but it’ll make me feel sad and old 😬 (that’s just me personally. No offense to anyone who’s rocking the gray. It’s just my own self confidence that would take a hit)

[@pjk1714]

Have you considered a glaze instead? I love my salt and pepper and use purple shampoo once a month for four minutes to create ash tone. Apply a mask right after the moisturize...

[@Gretlosa]

Ok… so I am a gym rat! And a sweat ALOT - we are talking about out of the shower wet with sweat, and since I have high porosity hair, all that sweat and salt just sinks in. Would this clay wash still work the same or would you suggest I take more steps to get hair clean?? I do Vinigar soaks twice a week, wash with fairly natural shampoo twice a week and use your amazing hair oil once to twice a week as well, adding castor and rosemary oil for new growth.

[@PoopHobbit]

I also sweat a lot and have had good results with the rhassoul clay wash (I'm a runner, I don't do indoor gym hardly at all however so I'm not sure how much that will change our experiences). I will rinse my hair out once or twice a week depending on how nasty I feel from workouts and then I do a sort of medieval hair combing. I don't use any hair powders, just combing through my hair to remove the dead skin. Tbh the combing probably isn't necessary I just do it because I'm convinced my dead skin is grosser after I sweat lol Oh! I have barely wavy, fine hair and I do the clay wash ~ every 10-12 days depending on how dirty my hair has gotten.

[@Gretlosa]

@@PoopHobbit I love the comb cleaning… I feel like it is REAL self care! Ok, so maybe we are on the right track (get it, lol). Do you use Vinegar? When I get hot working out, it stinks! I don’t like the smell and I also have fine (but curly) hair and adding oil weighs my hair down so it’s really a hard balance to find…

[@laneajorgensen9027]

I’m always sweaty. I try and only was one time a week with the clay wash. Chlorine free water. How often can I use the ACV rinse? Is it okay to use it daily to help control the oil buildup? I don’t care for using the cornstarch/cocoa dry shampoo as it’s too time consuming. Help please from a lot of things straight long hair! 😂

[@jennytaylia5371]

So did she use almost that whole bottle on her SIL’s length of hair?

[@almakora8397]

What is clay, what are the engradates

[@archipelagobrown7349]

It looks like you were not massaging and scrubbing her hair at all. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@ShadiyahOfMaryland]

I've been using a Rosemary oil for my hip length hair that has been thinning due to aging and health issues. Will the clay wash and ACV be safe for dark colored permanent dyedhair or will it strip away the color? I've been hesitant to go for the cray/ACV as I color my hair and won't be stopping that. Thank you and I enjoy your videos very much!

[@actually_a_catt]

I have dyed hair, and I’ve noticed that it only pulls color if you use it recently after dye. So give it at least a business week before doing an acv wash and you should probably be fine.

[@actually_a_catt]

As for clay, I don’t have an answer.

[@JayshreeKandoi]

Can clay wash be used for indian girls also??

[@fadyadel3405]

Please shampoo hair forward with shampoo

[@dorotakotulska7969]

❤

[@chaucernerd1690]

I’ve started using your system. I’m currently at chin length with layers. I can get it into two stubby little braids. The first clay wash was kind of a disaster but I’m not giving up! Also, I’ve gotten to where I really look forward to the herbal infusion every morning. Thank you!

[@Sweetnopalito]

I hope she got it fixed at a salon ☹️

[@sowertosow]

But now, O Lord, thou art our father; we are the clay, and thou our potter; and we all are the work of thy hand. Isaiah 64:8 KJV

[@raraavis7782]

I'm so curious, but man, that stuff is more expensive than salon grade shampoo. Maybe I'll try rye flower first, I need to remember to grab a pack when I go shopping next.

[@KatherineSewing]

Actually, it's much cheaper, especially if you buy in bulk

[@grettalemabouchou6779]

Clay contains salicylates. Which acts as a scalp stimulant thus bringing more blood to the scalp bringing good things! I am allergic to salicylates as are others. If you sell, great but you must MUST be clear about the ingredients dear. I use rosemary that I grow and make basically a tea that after cooling, I put into a spray bottle to apply......along with several drops of rosemary oil. This will greatly stimulate the scalp as aforementioned. Also, make certain that your recipe will not compromise scalp health......recall WEN products.....which resulted in overgrowth of nasties resulting in hair loss.....(legal cases). Keep on growing but do the research!😊

[@KatherineSewing]

Yes, I have been and will continue to be very clear in my labelling.

[@Kamasutrae]

Are you expecting her to write the chemical inorganic and organic compounds that composte the rhassoul clay itself? 😂😂😂😂😂😂 The ingredient is the rhassoul clay. It is as if you want her to also write the organic coumponds of the water (H2O). You are funny.

[@thelandofmint]

Rasoul clay is NOT dirt. It's clay, it's soil..it's alive..dirt is dead, it's toxic, it's filth. Learn people learn. Meh🙄😏

[@KatherineSewing]

Dirt is an all-encompassing term. And all dirt is alive, actually. Also, it was a joke ☺️

[@annamarielewis7078]

Do you just post dumb things to get my attention?

[@HealthglowsNet]

Thank you for this video. Respectfully, I would say that the final result does not look like clean hair 🥹 It looks "muddy". I get the same kind of a result when I wash with rhassoul clay. 🥹 By the way, I watched all of your hair videos, bought most of the products through your website and have been applying most of the practices you recommend for the past 10 months. I love your hair-treatment oil product. I made it and love it! So, it seems that this rhassoul clay wash does not work on my hair for some reason.

[@BestMuzick]

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