I like to do the 'wtf test'. If I'm in the shower or brushing my hair, if I say "wtf!?" that's a good indicator that I'm still experiencing excessive hair loss....
I started washing my hair with clay as well as my 4 teenaged daughters. However, with in a couple of months, we clogged our pipes and needed to call a plumber. My husband won't let us use clay anymore. 😢 I loved the way it made our hair look and feel.
I am doing the challenge for February. I’m doing the clay wash, apple cider vinegar rinse, boar bristle brushing, messaging the scalp.. I can already see the difference in my hair. I live everyone of things I’m doing. My hair feel and looks so much better. Thank you so much!
@@cassandraclapp6667 I am still the challenge it has become a routine. My hair is in so much better shape and it’s growing! Thank you for showing me the right way to care for my hair. Many blessings.
I am a huge believer in scalp massages :) It's the one thing that is REALLY helping me with my pre-menopause, androgenic hair loss. That massager looks AMAZING!!
Hi Sarah, I was diagnosed with Angiogenic Alopecia years ago so I totally know what you're going through. 😭 Still looking for that 'miracle something' that will actually work....
Yeah, as a 72 yo woman, on top of age and thyroid related hair loss, I’ve also had post Covid shedding. It’s been pretty severe. Thank you so much for posting this multi-pronged approach. I’m likely going to try some of your non-oil approaches and recipes. Right now I’ve been using multiple remedies. The best news is that in the past few weeks I’ve noticed more baby hairs at my hairline. The kicker for me (along with time) I think is that I got serious about addressing it on a DAILY basis. Not washing, but diet and light application. Right now I’m doing vitamin supplements, Veta serum, red light therapy, your weekly oil treatment recipe and rhassoul clay wash. I was gluten and dairy free for a while and when I began eating it again I noticed an increase in scalp issues. I’m also addressing my diet, as diet seems to directly affect my scalp. Also scalp massage - doing it as often as I remember to do so is also something I do. I’m intrigued by that scalp hero thingy - it looks like something I might need to try - easier on my shoulders than my fingers! Also notice it has red light, too!
I have many similar issues: hormones, 67 years old, post-covid shedding. I've also had great luck w/ oils and massage. My diet has always been good, but I added some Chinese herbs to help the blood get to the scalp and combining that w/ oiling and regular scalp massage has been a game changer! Seeing lots of re-growth and MUCH less shedding.
@@FreeRangeDiva can I ask which herbs you are using to get blood to the scalp? I am also experiencing hair shedding. My hair has lost a lot of its curliness and is extremely dry too
@@Psalm91-1 Hi! I went to a Chinese Herbalist who prescribed a regimen of herbs specifically designed to address all my health issues. If you want to try Chinese herbs I recommend you find an herbalist near you that can work w/ you to take care of your specific needs. Good luck!
I went into the obsession of using hair powders... I use cornstarch and mix it with cascallia (egg shell powder) and saw some rather good changes in hair texture and regrow and new growth (patching the hairline I was forced with which was nasty and masculine). Anyways today I washed my hair normally with shampoo, conditioner and water, and my hair feels yuck. I could see why people in the 18th century did not bother with watering their hair and just dry shampooed throughout that century or so. I call it chinchilla bath, because chinchilas bathe by dusting themselves. I actually prefer the dusting of my hair over the wash. I washed it today due to preparing my hair for hair coloring next week (root touch up to dye it silver). Since doing the dust for a month, I noted my hair was better managed, easier to style and got baby hair (new growth) in areas I never grew hair before. I am so happy in going 18th century mode with hair care. I can't wait for my hair to grow out silver naturally so I can live peacefully using corn starch for the rest of my existence. After washing it today my hair just feels so thin, and brittle. I hate it. Can't wait for after the hair coloring process next week to go back to another month of just powdering my hair again. I hate how society pressures with the obsession with shiny hair when powdered hair is much healthier for thinning hair or fine, straight/wavy hair and strengthens it to prevent hair loss in the first place. I love how you shared the notion not all hair is the same nor should be treated the same.
I did this for an invalid aunt. I hardly ever water washed her hair. I just dusted with cornstarch or baby powder. She had spinal issues among other things and she just couldn't get into a position to water wash her hair comfortably.
I have always had very thick hair, but in the last 10 years, or so, my hair has so thinned out on top…I now get sunburn on my scalp, which never happened before. I have been told that it’s just part of aging, but I call “baloney”…I have a thyroid condition, among other things, and that has to be part of the problem.
Hey Katherine! Just wanted to drop a comment and say how informative and helpful your video is. I've been dealing with hair loss myself, and it's been quite a journey. Hearing your personal experiences and insights really resonated with me. It's comforting to know that I'm not alone in this struggle. I appreciate the tips and advice you shared, and I'm definitely going to give some of the suggestions a try. Keep up the great work, and thanks for being a source of inspiration and support for those of us dealing with hair loss. Cheers!
I have researched hair loss extensively, so I already knew most of these remedies, but I wanted to drop a comment to tell you how well thought out and informative your video is. I will definitely be sharing it with others who are struggling with hair loss. Two things I would add (Hope I didn't just miss you saying these): Have your iron AND ferritin levels checked. Sometimes a low iron or low iron storage issue can cause hair loss. Also, for those who don't know how to find a hair loss specialist, the search term you'll need is "trichologist." This is someone who is familiar with scalp and hair follicle issues. A good trichologist shouldn't just sell you expensive products but rather should assess your individual situation, possibly consult with a medical lab, actually diagnose what kind of hair loss you have, and then formulate a plan to address it. Hope that helps someone. Great job on the video, Katherine. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for this video. I have been experiencing on and off hair thinning for about twenty years. Yes, 20. I so hope the remedies work. I will try all of them. BTW my hair is amazing when I am pregnant so this time, third baby, I have already started the Rhassoul clay washes and it made my hair much thicker and healthier and I do oil treatments and take msm. Three and a half months post partum my hair is falling out like a cheap rug. So maybe I will find something that works for me this time. Thank you so much for your time and all the research you do. You are amazing. Congratulations on your beautiful daughter. ❤
@orthodoxretrograde40 You’re right. Mothers need lots of help. My grandmother took care of me for those 40 days after my first baby was born. What a luxury! I took it for granted because I was 16.
What worked for me is black tea rinses. I tried green tea as well but it didn't work as well as black tea, if at all. I experienced hairfall as a result of diabetes. The tea rinse together with medication stopoed the hairfall. My diabetes is under control now and recently my hair seemed to start falling out again. And I started the black tea and in about 2 weeks I saw fine regrowth but it also makes my hair feel thicker
Kind of disappointed with the fake "limited time" sale sort of marketing of Scalphero that creates pressure to immediately purchase. It's not on sale, that's just its base price with false sale advertising.. It may or may not be a good product, but that's really shady imo..
OMG I have exactly the same scalp massager! I absolutely love mine and I use it almost every single day. My hair is the healthiest and fullest it's ever been. I have dealt with post partum hair loss twice and what helped me most was massaging my scalp with a little bit of mustard seed oil :) Great for blood circulation.
I use to have such beautiful thick curly hair. I’m 38 and have two children and both births I experienced great hair changes. My hair is very thin,dry, easily breakable. It’s just not good. I am trying to grow it out but the ends are just so awful looking and dry. When I wash my hair I clog the drain every time. It’s very concerning. As someone who use to take such pride in her hair it’s definitely heartbreaking.
My pregnancies led to hypothyroidism, which caused hair thinning and loss. Also, low vite D and iron. Correcting those issues have made a big difference for me.
@@novembrluv This is me (minus the pregnancy bit). I have hypothyroidism, a vit d and iron deficiency.. the hair loss has been crazy, but it's slowing down now that I'm taking better care of myself.
The absolute best thing I ever did for my hair and overall health was moving to a high protein high fat diet. Cutting out simple carbohydrates and all processed food and leaning into a more meat based diet has made my hair longer and stronger, cleared my skin, cured my anxiety/depression, (because our hormones are made from fat so a high fat diet helps to balance hormones) helped me lose weight, and cured my autoimmune skin condition. I had to unlearn every lie I’ve been told about nutrition throughout my life and understand that cholesterol isn’t bad and that dietary fat doesn’t make you fat and is actually good for you. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is funded by lobbyists from the junk food industry so I am not one to trust their “advice”..
When I started eating red meat again, I stopped feeling constantly light headed and overemotional. Unfortunately it did not solve the problem of my hair being thinner in the font, so I will be trying some of these suggestions.
Hi Hollie, great comment, I eat high fat moderate protein for the last 7 months, little bit of dairy and no plants. My hair used to be thick and strong and brown, but last 20years mostly grey. Shedding hair a lot. The only think that would nearly immediately stop shedding was natto soybeans. Now on current way of eating still loosing hair but my baby hairs on my temples darkened a lot and aren't grey anymore. I will be adding hair care routine from this week suggested by Katherine and hope for the best outcome:)
@@lumay333starting carnivore or animal based diets usually does cause hairloss after a few months from what I have heard, it definitely happened to me. But this also happens with most diets that are a big change to what you used to eat. The new hair growing in should be much thicker and stronger though, it just sucks that you basically have to regrow a whole new head of hair.
@@rosethorn0232 thank you for your comment. I added onion juice mask in between washes and will see what happens, I definitely will take better care of it and be consistent 😀
Black tea is astringent like rosemary... Would use a cheaper loose leaf brand, infuse in a strainer, cheaper than tea bags. Will try if i think of it. Onion juice? Yowzer😂
Ashwagandha supplement helps with relaxing your mind....I have better sleep due to it and its totally natural so no side effects...I recently started taking it due to hair loss and stress...so far it's working great
Hello Katherine! I have very similar hair to yours and am so glad I found your channel! Might I add: Another time women can experience hormonal hair loss is after miscarriages. It is probably one not talked about very much.
Thank you so much for this video! I am currently having lots of postpartum hair loss. I already use clay shampoo, but will definitely implement more of the things you share. Love your videos!
Thank you for sharing such great tips!! 💕 I will say though regarding the apple cider making your face red, apple cider has a pH of 2-3 and our skin is a pH of 5-5.5, I think that redness from the apple cider might be more likely from skin irritation than heathy blood flow stimulation ❤❤❤
agreed.Also I think taking liver is one of the best things you can do, I make some capsules and take em throughout the day. Especially when pregnant : )
@@beautyyinspiration if you're using it to heal, then double the amount on the package. The amount listed on the package is the maintenance dose. If it's a severe case, triple it in divided doses. Drop down to the maintenance dose when things seem under control.
Amazing video. I've had extreme hair loss since I was a teenager. It will fall out by the handful for months. Then it'll 50% grow back. Two years later approx, it'll go through the cycle again. Now my hair is 1/4 the thickness it used to be. I am trying the clay wash and other things you are recommending. I am a homeopath and eat Weston A Price (high healthy saturated fat, fermented foods, raw milk etc) so I feel like my nutrition and health care is good. Thank you so much for such great content, you are a beautiful person!
It's being over stressed. Mine grew back ever since I started deep breathing and taking ASHWAGANDA and 5-HTP supplements and sleeping. That's it. I was massaging the scalp and it still wasn't growing until I worked on my stress. I'm a vegan. I'm not doing anything different in my food intake. But my hair grew back long and thick now.
My hair used to be really thick and full but now it’s thinning after having my 2 kids and I know it’s genetic since my mom said it happened to her too. Unfortunately my mom never did anything about it so her hair is very thin now but I don’t want to lose my thick hair and I absolutely hate seeing my scalp through my hair in some areas. I’ve been looking up hair regrowth remedies and I just wasn’t understanding anything because my brain wanted it to be like a medicine or like something medical but you laid it out really well for me. Now I understand that there is multiple remedies they’re just not medical and they work for a lot of people so I definitely want to try it. The more my hair falls out the more stressed out I get and I’m also on a fitness journey and I’m trying to fix my diet. So I’m going through many changes right now but my biggest stressor is definitely my hair loss.
Do you know of a resource you trust that talks about how to identify the accupressure points on your own scalp? I may eventually look into it, but if you have an easy link I can check out, that would be fantastic. I don't want to 'do it wrong' and be wasting time and thinking it's not working. ^.^
Pls share the link to the onion juice recipe @ green beauty. Thanks for all you do to inspire us to take care of our locks. At 58, and a lifetime of thyroid related hairloss, I'm tired but I'm grieving for my young daughter who's struggling with the same issues. Yes the underlying issues are deep and must be addressed for total health n beauty, within n without. ❤
Thank you for your wonderful videos. I think you are hitting ALL my issues of lack of hair growth. I have hope once again as been at this problem for a long long time. Also love feasting my eyes on your own beautiful hair. Lovely!
Work from the inside out. Go to root cause. Stress effects the adrenals and thyroid which controls hair growth and loss. Eat foods with iodine, in particular Kelp everyday. Guaranteed you will have thicker and more hair in 6 months. Castor oil for external use highly recommended.
I have s patch on my head where it hasnt grown back any hair even after months of using rosemary oil in castor oil sleeping with it in all night 3 times a week even massaging the area. Im only 27. Can it suddenly.grow back? I have no hormonal imbalance and eat mostly whole normal nonprossesed foods pretty healthy.
Hi, I'm wanting to do the onion garlic juice, while I cook everything with onion I love the smell and the taste, if only I found you before cause I bought an organic caster oil last year and I use it only in my ends cause of my dry and split ends even though I stoped coloring my hair in 2017 I still have dry and split ends but i have to say I get them only on the top layer on my hair like if I do half a pony tail that's where I get the split ends and dry, now I do wash my hair only 1once a week but still have those dry and little split ends who's now driving me crazy because I do oil my ends, what else can I do? Any chance of having some advices or different opinion please 😢
The whole purpose of the rinse is to lower the pH and close the cuticle. If you rinse your rinse your reversing those effects by increasing the pH and reopening the cuticle
I’d never heard about the black tea, as much as I love to drink it I might start putting it on my hair lol I’d add that if you’re experiencing hair loss, feel tired and feel light dizziness when standing up quickly it’s very likely you have low iron levels so get it checked!
I had great success with it. I had hairfall from T2 diabetes. And together with meds and dietary changes my hairtall stopped in about 2 weeks.... Or rather I noticed the change about 2 weeks later. Its mat have been sooner but I hadn't taken notice
5 stars = EXCELLENT onion juice & garlic-⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ hair growth & strength coffee-⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ hair growth okra gel- ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ stops hair fall right away MSM-⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ hair growth & joints I use or have used these items, they work wonderfully.
@@christinaanderson9046 Whenever I condition my hair, I leave the products on for at least 30 min. under a plastic cap. *I only use the okra gel* if I'm experiencing hair fall. It quickly stops the situation. Do it as often as YOU need to because everyone's hair needs are different. I used to do *the onion & garlic* weekly. It gives strength and good elasticity to the hair. I don't need to use it now. *The coffee* is my new weekly jam, and I take *MSM* daily. My hair is flourishing! I hope that helps. ☺
@@jenniferslambert4642 I boil the okra for about 6-8 minutes and then strain. You only need a few pieces too. I've been working on a 10-14 oz. bag of frozen okra since 2014! 😂
Onion juice is really effective, just I noticed the result after half an year using once a week on long hair for stop losing hair. It's not grose because it is natural remedy, it's imporant not to wet your hair in between uses for its smell.
This is happening to me as well. The moment my hair becomes slightly long I end up running my fingers through it a million times and wanting to get rid of all the loose strands. When I was younger I had a terrible habit of yanking out my eyelashes when stressed. I should really stop doing those things!
Yes! It’s more common than you think! It’s called: Trichotillomania (trik-o-til-o-MAY-nee-uh), also called hair-pulling disorder. I started doing a similar thing as a kid, where I twisted my hair around my finger & pulled until my hair snaps … I don’t know if it falls under this BUT I’ve tried to stop so many times since I was a kid, without luck. 😆🙈 Also I’ve always had thin hair… I’m sure this action makes it worse!
What is the name of the channel of the woman who has fine straight hair that you have suggested in the past? Is Rhassoul clay good form fine limp hair or not?
I had thyroid issues and had 6 kids, plus Covid... my hair is suffering. I am thankful for your channel. Trying a lot of things in this channel will share results once I have done this for a few months. I stopped swashing my hair because of all the info here. :) Starting with once a week.
Thank you Katherine, for reminding me of things I've done in the past, and new information. I find that my hair is on the dry side and takes a beating on the summer. Thanks to diving into more than just the quick fixes. 😊 Also love seeing your little one snuggled on your back. ❤
Love the information! I have recently switched to a more natural hair dye after years of traditional hair dye. Do you know if there are more natural ways to potentially regain natural color?
@@elisabethm9655 thank you for the reassurance. I grayed very young. I was already salt and pepper at 35. I stopped colouring at 55 due to serious scalp reaction. I started to grow my hair long for the first time in my life, and I am still happy with it after 8years.
@@louiseswart1315 yes, both regular henna and the regular rhassoul clay are known to darken hair - I did notice a bit of ‘yellowing’ of my silvers, but I did not keep the oil mix _ which is very dark looking - on for more than a few hours and only every 10 days or so. .. I also used the NUDE rhassoul clay (not the darker stuff) and the Hask blue mask, so it’s been okay. Just to be careful, If you’re concerned about the oil mix coloring your hair, perhaps it would be a good idea to swatch a small section before doing your entire head.
I'm grey age 55 I use almond oil in a dark bottle not the oil u use for cooking it's clear and washes out so much easier then coconut oil . I use it once a week it absorbs in my hair nicely and doesn't feel over oiled
dear Katherine. I started making my own hair growths oil at the beginning of the year. I mainly followed the recipe I found on your website, containing fenugreek-seeds, amla, neem-oil, MSM, castor-oil and lavender and peppermint-native oils too. I wonder if you have ever added burdock-root to this mix as well? Or have any experience with this root? It's said to be very potent for hair growths as well. But I am hesistant to add something extra to the mixture from which I don't know how this will effect the whole thing in general (I prefer to make a mix which is already proved to be good and healthy and working well... thats why I am extra grateful for your wonderful channel, where everyone can get so much of information and inspiration ❤) do you think I could try to add it? Or better making a separate oil from just the burdock root? Thanks you so much for all the work you do 😘sending smiles
Great this video found me, because my hair-misere started five years ago with my pregnancy!!! I had long thick hair, then I lost a lot of my hair during pregnancy and months after pregnancy it started again, so I had to cut them off... 😢 Then after that I had many health-problems (Corona, several inflamations of lungs, colon, etc) and with it came antibiotic- and cortison-treatments, which kinda ruined me completely, not just my hair. Soooo yeah I have probably lost like 75% of my hair and its structure completly changed but maybe I can get some of its beauty back!!? 😅 Thanks for your video, will try... ❤
11:56 If you have Tinea Capitis (ringworm of the scalp- a fungal infection) then you have to talk to your doctor about it and get on an antifungal for at least 6 weeks. Topical treatments can’t penetrate the scalp to reach the fungus and holistic medicines don’t work to get rid of it. With that, clay + ACV do provide a lot of relief in the itchiness and do help clean your scalp. I think they can also prevent the spread of it, but I am not 100% on that. Hope this helps! because I watched these types of videos for 15 years to help my hair and didn’t know any of this. ❤ Also, people who are at menopausal age are more susceptible to getting Tinea Capitis, as are children and immunocompromised people.
I been cross referencing people like you who have been successful at growing their hair to lushes extraordinary lengths for my grandmother who is extremely self conscious about her thin hair. I have noticed 5 similarities. 1 You all don’t wash your hair every day, only once a week or less. 2 You all use oils to moisturize the older/longer parts of your hair. 3 You all finger comb on a more regular basis and save gentle de-tanglers, boar brush, combs for occasional use. 4 You all use protective hair styles for most occasions and sleeping. 5 You all avoid modern hair products and use food products closer to nature
Hmmm....interesting! I have that same scalp massager with red light on each spinning toe. I paid $4.10. The original price was $28.95. As a new buyer you get 2 whopping discounts. Hers cost $89.00. 🫣
Bonjour si vous pouvez me traduire en français je comprends pas l'anglais ça m'intéresse beaucoup pour les chevaux j'ai les chevaux secs avec les produits chimiques. Et j'ai arrêté je prends les produits natural ma question qu'elle produits qu'ils fallait merci ❤
I read that when using oils, you’re gonna wanna wrap your head, because it absorbs stuff from your environment… Yes to washing it out! I didn’t know this and got reeeeaaaaallllly sick from not putting a bag and not washing it out, so I slept with it 😭 Please be careful
Also adding Vitamin D to your diet is very important, as many of us ladies are deficient and totally unaware of it. *You have to be sure to take it with a meal or food, because it's fat soluble. It doesn't work otherwise.
Ive noticed a big difference in my hair once I started eating eggs every day. 😊 and I found this great vegan shampoo and conditioner from Dancoly. Angel en Provence Rosemary. My hair has grown fast and its extremely glossy and shinny. So of course I told everyone I know! Lol and they has said the same things I've been saying. 😂😊❤
I have just discovered your channel. [Happy dance] I make a lot of my own beauty and household products and have long hair. I tried the clay wash the other day, and I love it. When I first saw you recommend this, I thought there was no way I was going to try it, but I opened my mind a wee bit, and it is sooooo good. I have been working on my own hair oil for a while. I used some Abyssinian oil in the mix to great effect. I am helping a friend who wants to grow her hair and suffers hair loss on the crown of her hair. I expect you get asked this a million times, but she uses hair dye. Can a woman have good, well-nourished hair if she dyes it?
My hair has sort of waxy feeling to it…it has a lot of oil and when I tried a more natural shampoo it started feeling waxy…I actually thought it was the shampoo, but it still feels like it even when I have had a good natural shampoo. Have you ever heard of that?
Your hair is going through a detox when you use the most natural organic shampoo. You might experience this for three weeks to A couple months. Maybe délute the shampoo with water for a bit and same with conditioner. Be patient. Mine lasted about three weeks. Check your water ph also.
@@kathyschwartz6009 yeah, we do have very hard water; it’s well water, but very high in calcium, so I have often wondered what effect it has in my hair and skin.
If you have a chemical allergy to Yang lang and lavender and a sensitivity to neem and peppermint which all cause welts on my skin and swells up my tongue and lips (pretty scary when I’m even near someone wearing these!), do you have any other recommendations for scalp oils which dilate the scalp for baby fine / dry hair that tends to frizz vs. curl when it is dry?
Okay, but be careful with the „If it seems like you lose too much hair it’s probably hairloss.“ I wasn’t really paying attention to how much hair was in my comb for a time, and in that time my hair grew. When I got out of my dissociated state I was really concerned because it looked like so much hair, when in reality it was the same amount, just longer.
Whilst watching your video, so sweet, I was aware that you have your baby is on your back, from my culture "Zulu" that is how we carty our babies. Thanks for information.
Sorta maybe off topic, but I think this attitude of having a baby and get up and about a day later is having a detrimental affect on women’s health postpartum in all areas. There is a reason that historically women did lie in. I know that sometimes there is no help available but I think in general women need more help and need to lie in.
I live in Sweden, I cannot find that specific scalp massager anywhere in europe. If I order it from the US it's going to cost me a fortune, since I have to pay for taxes and customs...
Gosh, you are so beautiful and sweet and soft spoken 😍 thus is an amazing summary of hair loss remedies, you sure know a lot for someone with such dense hair 😊 It feels good to know one is not helpless and has some degree of control in this . I think you convinced me to try onion juice after all! Thank you!
Just a random PSA for anyone else using henna to dye their hair. I had a horrible allergic reaction to it that has made most of my hair fall out to the point that I've now had to cut it extremely short to hide the hair loss. I'm mostly just trying to grow it back now and looking for things to help with that. Just be careful
Hi Katherine! Love your videos. Just had a question for ya- I’d love to try the oil you mentioned at the beginning of the video but I don’t see the link. I believe the brand started with an “I?” Like innate or something? Thanks again for all your knowledge!
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I’m 64 and I have dark brown hair how do I die my hair in a natural way? I just found your channel and I am excited about no more shampooing.
At half off, this is still pretty spendy! 😢 maybe I can find a knock off even though I don’t want to! Lol
Does it cause hair breakage?
When you boil onions with herbal teas you won't have bad smell after washing, from my own experience!
But will it work the same if it’s not as potent?
@@2enigma8 i noticed the difference from the first use, it is very effective.
I also tried fresh onion juice, it's not that different.
Potency is the same.
Thank you for that my hair still smells like onions
I needed to know that thank you
Thank you for these tips. I made my own rassoul clay shampoo bars and I love it.❤
Recipe? I make cold process soap and so have experience with the lye. I’d love to make a shampoo bar that works!!
I like to do the 'wtf test'. If I'm in the shower or brushing my hair, if I say "wtf!?" that's a good indicator that I'm still experiencing excessive hair loss....
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Check for thyroid issues
I started washing my hair with clay as well as my 4 teenaged daughters. However, with in a couple of months, we clogged our pipes and needed to call a plumber. My husband won't let us use clay anymore. 😢 I loved the way it made our hair look and feel.
I just gather my supplies along with a big pitcher of water and I do the whole process of washing my hair outside.
I'm glad you've mentioned this before I start using the clay. I'm going to rinse over a bucket in the tub and empty it outside.
“my husband won’t let us” 🤢
@@scaramoucheysimpoh stfu. There's a completely logical reason why, you're just a miserable man hater.
My hair falls more everytime I massage even for 5min massage! 🙄
Wow, I just found you last week; your hair is gorgeous! You are a modern-day Rapunzel!
I am doing the challenge for February. I’m doing the clay wash, apple cider vinegar rinse, boar bristle brushing, messaging the scalp.. I can already see the difference in my hair. I live everyone of things I’m doing. My hair feel and looks so much better. Thank you so much!
I would love to know your update. I am doing this as well
@@cassandraclapp6667 I am still the challenge it has become a routine. My hair is in so much better shape and it’s growing! Thank you for showing me the right way to care for my hair. Many blessings.
I am a huge believer in scalp massages :) It's the one thing that is REALLY helping me with my pre-menopause, androgenic hair loss. That massager looks AMAZING!!
Hi Sarah, I was diagnosed with Angiogenic Alopecia years ago so I totally know what you're going through. 😭 Still looking for that 'miracle something' that will actually work....
Don't you own this massager already? ;)
Snoozler😂😂
Yeah, as a 72 yo woman, on top of age and thyroid related hair loss, I’ve also had post Covid shedding. It’s been pretty severe. Thank you so much for posting this multi-pronged approach. I’m likely going to try some of your non-oil approaches and recipes.
Right now I’ve been using multiple remedies. The best news is that in the past few weeks I’ve noticed more baby hairs at my hairline. The kicker for me (along with time) I think is that I got serious about addressing it on a DAILY basis. Not washing, but diet and light application.
Right now I’m doing vitamin supplements, Veta serum, red light therapy, your weekly oil treatment recipe and rhassoul clay wash. I was gluten and dairy free for a while and when I began eating it again I noticed an increase in scalp issues. I’m also addressing my diet, as diet seems to directly affect my scalp. Also scalp massage - doing it as often as I remember to do so is also something I do. I’m intrigued by that scalp hero thingy - it looks like something I might need to try - easier on my shoulders than my fingers! Also notice it has red light, too!
I have many similar issues: hormones, 67 years old, post-covid shedding. I've also had great luck w/ oils and massage. My diet has always been good, but I added some Chinese herbs to help the blood get to the scalp and combining that w/ oiling and regular scalp massage has been a game changer! Seeing lots of re-growth and MUCH less shedding.
Merci 👍
@@FreeRangeDiva can I ask which herbs you are using to get blood to the scalp? I am also experiencing hair shedding. My hair has lost a lot of its curliness and is extremely dry too
@@Psalm91-1 Hi! I went to a Chinese Herbalist who prescribed a regimen of herbs specifically designed to address all my health issues. If you want to try Chinese herbs I recommend you find an herbalist near you that can work w/ you to take care of your specific needs. Good luck!
I went into the obsession of using hair powders... I use cornstarch and mix it with cascallia (egg shell powder) and saw some rather good changes in hair texture and regrow and new growth (patching the hairline I was forced with which was nasty and masculine). Anyways today I washed my hair normally with shampoo, conditioner and water, and my hair feels yuck. I could see why people in the 18th century did not bother with watering their hair and just dry shampooed throughout that century or so. I call it chinchilla bath, because chinchilas bathe by dusting themselves. I actually prefer the dusting of my hair over the wash. I washed it today due to preparing my hair for hair coloring next week (root touch up to dye it silver). Since doing the dust for a month, I noted my hair was better managed, easier to style and got baby hair (new growth) in areas I never grew hair before. I am so happy in going 18th century mode with hair care. I can't wait for my hair to grow out silver naturally so I can live peacefully using corn starch for the rest of my existence. After washing it today my hair just feels so thin, and brittle. I hate it. Can't wait for after the hair coloring process next week to go back to another month of just powdering my hair again. I hate how society pressures with the obsession with shiny hair when powdered hair is much healthier for thinning hair or fine, straight/wavy hair and strengthens it to prevent hair loss in the first place. I love how you shared the notion not all hair is the same nor should be treated the same.
That sounds very interesting .would love to know more.l will lookin to this.
How do you spread this powders into your hair? Thank you
Wow!! Please tell us more about your routine please! Sadly I have to wash my hair everyday... I'm trying to train it but it soo hard 😢
I did this for an invalid aunt. I hardly ever water washed her hair. I just dusted with cornstarch or baby powder. She had spinal issues among other things and she just couldn't get into a position to water wash her hair comfortably.
I would really like to know more about this
I have always had very thick hair, but in the last 10 years, or so, my hair has so thinned out on top…I now get sunburn on my scalp, which never happened before. I have been told that it’s just part of aging, but I call “baloney”…I have a thyroid condition, among other things, and that has to be part of the problem.
I have thyroid issues. I did radiation to kill the thyroid. I have to say on top of the blood tests or my hair falls out
It is the thyroid. Eat Kelp everyday, guaranteed if you do your hair will grow back. Take care of your adrenals as well.
Hey Katherine! Just wanted to drop a comment and say how informative and helpful your video is. I've been dealing with hair loss myself, and it's been quite a journey. Hearing your personal experiences and insights really resonated with me. It's comforting to know that I'm not alone in this struggle. I appreciate the tips and advice you shared, and I'm definitely going to give some of the suggestions a try. Keep up the great work, and thanks for being a source of inspiration and support for those of us dealing with hair loss. Cheers!
I'm 76 going through thinning hair and some hair loss. But I think mine is due to the fungus on my scalp.
Do those onion washes for fungus. Or herbs in your garden. Thyme, oregano, arrow, monarda, etc. Even chives.
I have researched hair loss extensively, so I already knew most of these remedies, but I wanted to drop a comment to tell you how well thought out and informative your video is. I will definitely be sharing it with others who are struggling with hair loss. Two things I would add (Hope I didn't just miss you saying these): Have your iron AND ferritin levels checked. Sometimes a low iron or low iron storage issue can cause hair loss. Also, for those who don't know how to find a hair loss specialist, the search term you'll need is "trichologist." This is someone who is familiar with scalp and hair follicle issues. A good trichologist shouldn't just sell you expensive products but rather should assess your individual situation, possibly consult with a medical lab, actually diagnose what kind of hair loss you have, and then formulate a plan to address it. Hope that helps someone. Great job on the video, Katherine. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for this video. I have been experiencing on and off hair thinning for about twenty years. Yes, 20. I so hope the remedies work. I will try all of them. BTW my hair is amazing when I am pregnant so this time, third baby, I have already started the Rhassoul clay washes and it made my hair much thicker and healthier and I do oil treatments and take msm. Three and a half months post partum my hair is falling out like a cheap rug. So maybe I will find something that works for me this time. Thank you so much for your time and all the research you do. You are amazing. Congratulations on your beautiful daughter. ❤
My mom recommendation por postpartum recovery was to take it really easy for 40 days. She had 11 children most delivered at home with midwife.
Wow
@orthodoxretrograde40
You’re right. Mothers need lots of help. My grandmother took care of me for those 40 days after my first baby was born. What a luxury! I took it for granted because I was 16.
I heard alot of women have hair loss after having a baby however I didn't have that issue I had very long hair I never saw it
@@jrpacer6355 my hair grew like crazy after my babies.
What worked for me is black tea rinses. I tried green tea as well but it didn't work as well as black tea, if at all. I experienced hairfall as a result of diabetes. The tea rinse together with medication stopoed the hairfall. My diabetes is under control now and recently my hair seemed to start falling out again. And I started the black tea and in about 2 weeks I saw fine regrowth but it also makes my hair feel thicker
I want to try that. Do you do it shortly before washing your hair? Or do you leave it in for a while?
I can't read the Rosemary oil bottle, and you don't have the link, Love. Any chance you can pin it? 🙏
Yes, I will. Here is the link: theinnatelife.com/collections/individual-products/products/rosemary-scalp-treatment
Kind of disappointed with the fake "limited time" sale sort of marketing of Scalphero that creates pressure to immediately purchase. It's not on sale, that's just its base price with false sale advertising.. It may or may not be a good product, but that's really shady imo..
It’s a joy to see your beautiful long hair.
OMG I have exactly the same scalp massager! I absolutely love mine and I use it almost every single day. My hair is the healthiest and fullest it's ever been. I have dealt with post partum hair loss twice and what helped me most was massaging my scalp with a little bit of mustard seed oil :) Great for blood circulation.
I use to have such beautiful thick curly hair. I’m 38 and have two children and both births I experienced great hair changes. My hair is very thin,dry, easily breakable. It’s just not good. I am trying to grow it out but the ends are just so awful looking and dry. When I wash my hair I clog the drain every time. It’s very concerning. As someone who use to take such pride in her hair it’s definitely heartbreaking.
Have you visited a dermatologist?
I feel your pain. Stay strong 💪!
I am still figuring it out
My pregnancies led to hypothyroidism, which caused hair thinning and loss. Also, low vite D and iron. Correcting those issues have made a big difference for me.
@@novembrluv This is me (minus the pregnancy bit).
I have hypothyroidism, a vit d and iron deficiency.. the hair loss has been crazy, but it's slowing down now that I'm taking better care of myself.
The absolute best thing I ever did for my hair and overall health was moving to a high protein high fat diet. Cutting out simple carbohydrates and all processed food and leaning into a more meat based diet has made my hair longer and stronger, cleared my skin, cured my anxiety/depression, (because our hormones are made from fat so a high fat diet helps to balance hormones) helped me lose weight, and cured my autoimmune skin condition. I had to unlearn every lie I’ve been told about nutrition throughout my life and understand that cholesterol isn’t bad and that dietary fat doesn’t make you fat and is actually good for you. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is funded by lobbyists from the junk food industry so I am not one to trust their “advice”..
When I started eating red meat again, I stopped feeling constantly light headed and overemotional. Unfortunately it did not solve the problem of my hair being thinner in the font, so I will be trying some of these suggestions.
Hi Hollie, great comment, I eat high fat moderate protein for the last 7 months, little bit of dairy and no plants. My hair used to be thick and strong and brown, but last 20years mostly grey. Shedding hair a lot. The only think that would nearly immediately stop shedding was natto soybeans. Now on current way of eating still loosing hair but my baby hairs on my temples darkened a lot and aren't grey anymore. I will be adding hair care routine from this week suggested by Katherine and hope for the best outcome:)
@@lumay333starting carnivore or animal based diets usually does cause hairloss after a few months from what I have heard, it definitely happened to me. But this also happens with most diets that are a big change to what you used to eat. The new hair growing in should be much thicker and stronger though, it just sucks that you basically have to regrow a whole new head of hair.
@@rosethorn0232 thank you for your comment. I added onion juice mask in between washes and will see what happens, I definitely will take better care of it and be consistent 😀
So funny how I thought you were like 18 years old when I started to watch this video and then you said you have 5 kids 😮😮! 😂
Maca is also very rich in zinc, but…if you have kidney issues…maca is not recommended for you to use.
Susun Weed says that maca has the same nutrition content as a rutabaga. It's just a root vegetable. Hehe
You can try organic cacao powder- very rich in iron and other minerals
I love using homemade ayurvedic shampoo as well as rice water shampoo and conditioner bars. I have been using them and see so much improvement.
Black tea is astringent like rosemary... Would use a cheaper loose leaf brand, infuse in a strainer, cheaper than tea bags. Will try if i think of it.
Onion juice? Yowzer😂
Ashwagandha supplement helps with relaxing your mind....I have better sleep due to it and its totally natural so no side effects...I recently started taking it due to hair loss and stress...so far it's working great
Does it stop working and is it OK to take life time?
Hello Katherine! I have very similar hair to yours and am so glad I found your channel! Might I add: Another time women can experience hormonal hair loss is after miscarriages. It is probably one not talked about very much.
Thank you so much for this video! I am currently having lots of postpartum hair loss. I already use clay shampoo, but will definitely implement more of the things you share. Love your videos!
Thank you for sharing such great tips!! 💕
I will say though regarding the apple cider making your face red, apple cider has a pH of 2-3 and our skin is a pH of 5-5.5, I think that redness from the apple cider might be more likely from skin irritation than heathy blood flow stimulation ❤❤❤
Add more protein and collagen peptides to your diet. Many people do not eat enough protein. Beef has many amino acids, which are very important.
how many scoops of collagen powder should i take
@@beautyyinspiration just follow directions on the package
agreed.Also I think taking liver is one of the best things you can do, I make some capsules and take em throughout the day. Especially when pregnant : )
@@5674Kc how do you make liver capsules?
@@beautyyinspiration if you're using it to heal, then double the amount on the package. The amount listed on the package is the maintenance dose. If it's a severe case, triple it in divided doses. Drop down to the maintenance dose when things seem under control.
This is a life changing channel
I have chronic migraones amd i learned that MSM gives me migraines. Would love an alternative
Amazing video. I've had extreme hair loss since I was a teenager. It will fall out by the handful for months. Then it'll 50% grow back. Two years later approx, it'll go through the cycle again. Now my hair is 1/4 the thickness it used to be. I am trying the clay wash and other things you are recommending. I am a homeopath and eat Weston A Price (high healthy saturated fat, fermented foods, raw milk etc) so I feel like my nutrition and health care is good.
Thank you so much for such great content, you are a beautiful person!
It's being over stressed. Mine grew back ever since I started deep breathing and taking ASHWAGANDA and 5-HTP supplements and sleeping. That's it. I was massaging the scalp and it still wasn't growing until I worked on my stress. I'm a vegan. I'm not doing anything different in my food intake. But my hair grew back long and thick now.
sounds like your hair loss was stress induced. glad your hair returned
@delucastudios3097 Thank you😊. It was Emotional Stress caused from work. I'm so happy and thankful to God for making me beat it🙏🏻
I used onion juice that I made myself and rinsed with apple cider vinegar OMG my hair is so clean and soft it's nice thank you
She is interesting but way too wordy.
Do you have to rinse the tea rinse out your hair? Or just leave it in till you wash?
I use it as a final step in the shower, then rinse out.
My hair used to be really thick and full but now it’s thinning after having my 2 kids and I know it’s genetic since my mom said it happened to her too. Unfortunately my mom never did anything about it so her hair is very thin now but I don’t want to lose my thick hair and I absolutely hate seeing my scalp through my hair in some areas. I’ve been looking up hair regrowth remedies and I just wasn’t understanding anything because my brain wanted it to be like a medicine or like something medical but you laid it out really well for me. Now I understand that there is multiple remedies they’re just not medical and they work for a lot of people so I definitely want to try it. The more my hair falls out the more stressed out I get and I’m also on a fitness journey and I’m trying to fix my diet. So I’m going through many changes right now but my biggest stressor is definitely my hair loss.
My scalp is dry, w thin hair daily breakage when lightly brushing & daily hair loss what kind of Rhassoul clay wash do you recommend?
Do you know of a resource you trust that talks about how to identify the accupressure points on your own scalp? I may eventually look into it, but if you have an easy link I can check out, that would be fantastic. I don't want to 'do it wrong' and be wasting time and thinking it's not working. ^.^
Pls share the link to the onion juice recipe @ green beauty. Thanks for all you do to inspire us to take care of our locks. At 58, and a lifetime of thyroid related hairloss, I'm tired but I'm grieving for my young daughter who's struggling with the same issues. Yes the underlying issues are deep and must be addressed for total health n beauty, within n without. ❤
I looked up Green Beauty on TH-cam. I found her channel and searched onion juice in her videos. I found two of them right away.
@@xochitlgarcia5845thank you
Thank you for your wonderful videos. I think you are hitting ALL my issues of lack of hair growth. I have hope once again as been at this problem for a long long time. Also love feasting my eyes on your own beautiful hair. Lovely!
I've got alopecia can I use these remedies?
Work from the inside out. Go to root cause. Stress effects the adrenals and thyroid which controls hair growth and loss. Eat foods with iodine, in particular Kelp everyday. Guaranteed you will have thicker and more hair in 6 months.
Castor oil for external use highly recommended.
I have s patch on my head where it hasnt grown back any hair even after months of using rosemary oil in castor oil sleeping with it in all night 3 times a week even massaging the area. Im only 27. Can it suddenly.grow back? I have no hormonal imbalance and eat mostly whole normal nonprossesed foods pretty healthy.
Very good video!! Helped me loads thanks Katherine after I emailed you , you sent me this video!!
Yes to saturated fats!!! Avoid seed oils (omega 6 polyunsaturated fats/linoleic acid) at all costs!
Hi, I'm wanting to do the onion garlic juice, while I cook everything with onion I love the smell and the taste, if only I found you before cause I bought an organic caster oil last year and I use it only in my ends cause of my dry and split ends even though I stoped coloring my hair in 2017 I still have dry and split ends but i have to say I get them only on the top layer on my hair like if I do half a pony tail that's where I get the split ends and dry, now I do wash my hair only 1once a week but still have those dry and little split ends who's now driving me crazy because I do oil my ends, what else can I do? Any chance of having some advices or different opinion please 😢
You are so beautiful and you seem like you are so lovely too. Thank you for sharing your tips with TH-cam! I wish I lived closer to you
Hi what brand of black tea. Does have to be loose tea or bags
Personally, I used organic loose leaf black tea. It can be any brand.
I like how you hold your child like us 🇲🇦🇩🇿 do 😊😊😊
I appreciate your fantastic holistic hair expertise!!!!!
Hi Katherine, do you rinse the apple cider vinegar rinse? I always rinse mine out but not sure if I’m supposed to?…thanks!❤
The whole purpose of the rinse is to lower the pH and close the cuticle. If you rinse your rinse your reversing those effects by increasing the pH and reopening the cuticle
do you have any suggestions for post sea hair care? Especially with minimal cleansing, how would we deal with salt water?
I’d never heard about the black tea, as much as I love to drink it I might start putting it on my hair lol I’d add that if you’re experiencing hair loss, feel tired and feel light dizziness when standing up quickly it’s very likely you have low iron levels so get it checked!
I had great success with it. I had hairfall from T2 diabetes. And together with meds and dietary changes my hairtall stopped in about 2 weeks.... Or rather I noticed the change about 2 weeks later. Its mat have been sooner but I hadn't taken notice
@@CurlyCrowie That’s amazing! Would you mind sharing what dietary changes did you make?
@@CurlyCrowie thanks for sharing would love to hear more from you.
Is the Lipton tea considered black
Tea?
@@sositasosita4135 Highly doubt it, it has like 1% and most of it is sugar, can’t imagine that being good for the hair 🙈
5 stars = EXCELLENT
onion juice & garlic-⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ hair growth & strength
coffee-⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ hair growth
okra gel- ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ stops hair fall right away
MSM-⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ hair growth & joints
I use or have used these items, they work wonderfully.
How long do you leave them in?
How often do you use them
@@christinaanderson9046 Whenever I condition my hair, I leave the products on for at least 30 min. under a plastic cap.
*I only use the okra gel* if I'm experiencing hair fall. It quickly stops the situation. Do it as often as YOU need to because everyone's hair needs are different. I used to do *the onion & garlic* weekly. It gives strength and good elasticity to the hair. I don't need to use it now. *The coffee* is my new weekly jam, and I take *MSM* daily. My hair is flourishing! I hope that helps. ☺
How do you get the gel from okra?
@@jenniferslambert4642 I boil the okra for about 6-8 minutes and then strain. You only need a few pieces too. I've been working on a 10-14 oz. bag of frozen okra since 2014! 😂
Hi, how do we make onion juice and how to use it?
39:00 be careful. Prpgesterone xream certainly helps woth hair growth but not the kind you want. 😱
Really appreciate your videos. They've been game changers for my haircare journey. Love from Bangladesh.
Me too🙌🏻
Onion juice is really effective, just I noticed the result after half an year using once a week on long hair for stop losing hair. It's not grose because it is natural remedy, it's imporant not to wet your hair in between uses for its smell.
Hi Katherine! I signed up for the hair recipes on your website but I have not received them in my emails yet. Is it supposed to be sent right away?
Congratulations on the amount of subscribers you are getting 👍❤️l have been doing your hair regiment and l love it.
Do you have to be careful about not getting onion juice on parts of your head that you don't want hair to grow?
Your hair is a dream! Admirable.
Can you please talk more about onion for hair growth.
My hair has been thinning because of my nervous tick, pulling out scraggly strands constantly😅
Love your videos, this was super insightful!
This is happening to me as well. The moment my hair becomes slightly long I end up running my fingers through it a million times and wanting to get rid of all the loose strands. When I was younger I had a terrible habit of yanking out my eyelashes when stressed. I should really stop doing those things!
Yes! It’s more common than you think! It’s called: Trichotillomania (trik-o-til-o-MAY-nee-uh), also called hair-pulling disorder. I started doing a similar thing as a kid, where I twisted my hair around my finger & pulled until my hair snaps … I don’t know if it falls under this BUT I’ve tried to stop so many times since I was a kid, without luck. 😆🙈 Also I’ve always had thin hair… I’m sure this action makes it worse!
@@historyandhearsay Same here, my hair was always low to normal density, and it's really pushing low density now, shame on me
I havehad good luck with the rosemary oil.
What is the name of the channel of the woman who has fine straight hair that you have suggested in the past? Is Rhassoul clay good form fine limp hair or not?
Thank you so much for putting all this information together and sharing it with us! I'm definitely going to try some things.
I had thyroid issues and had 6 kids, plus Covid... my hair is suffering. I am thankful for your channel. Trying a lot of things in this channel will share results once I have done this for a few months. I stopped swashing my hair because of all the info here. :) Starting with once a week.
Thank you Katherine, for reminding me of things I've done in the past, and new information. I find that my hair is on the dry side and takes a beating on the summer. Thanks to diving into more than just the quick fixes. 😊
Also love seeing your little one snuggled on your back. ❤
Love the information! I have recently switched to a more natural hair dye after years of traditional hair dye. Do you know if there are more natural ways to potentially regain natural color?
The Carnivore diet has a lot of testimonials regarding hair growth and the regaining of color after going grey.
Google copper supplements
Do you have a basic scalp oil recipe without coloured ingredients? My hair is very grey, quite white actually, and stains very easily.
I’ve been using a neutral henna in her recipe. My hair remains grey - I’ve also used a blue conditioning mask to brighten its appearance.
Thank you for the reassurance ELISABETH M.
@@elisabethm9655 thank you for the reassurance. I grayed very young. I was already salt and pepper at 35. I stopped colouring at 55 due to serious scalp reaction. I started to grow my hair long for the first time in my life, and I am still happy with it after 8years.
@@louiseswart1315 yes, both regular henna and the regular rhassoul clay are known to darken hair - I did notice a bit of ‘yellowing’ of my silvers, but I did not keep the oil mix _ which is very dark looking - on for more than a few hours and only every 10 days or so. .. I also used the NUDE rhassoul clay (not the darker stuff) and the Hask blue mask, so it’s been okay. Just to be careful, If you’re concerned about the oil mix coloring your hair, perhaps it would be a good idea to swatch a small section before doing your entire head.
I'm grey age 55 I use almond oil in a dark bottle not the oil u use for cooking it's clear and washes out so much easier then coconut oil . I use it once a week it absorbs in my hair nicely and doesn't feel over oiled
dear Katherine. I started making my own hair growths oil at the beginning of the year. I mainly followed the recipe I found on your website, containing fenugreek-seeds, amla, neem-oil, MSM, castor-oil and lavender and peppermint-native oils too. I wonder if you have ever added burdock-root to this mix as well? Or have any experience with this root? It's said to be very potent for hair growths as well. But I am hesistant to add something extra to the mixture from which I don't know how this will effect the whole thing in general (I prefer to make a mix which is already proved to be good and healthy and working well... thats why I am extra grateful for your wonderful channel, where everyone can get so much of information and inspiration ❤) do you think I could try to add it? Or better making a separate oil from just the burdock root? Thanks you so much for all the work you do 😘sending smiles
Great this video found me, because my hair-misere started five years ago with my pregnancy!!! I had long thick hair, then I lost a lot of my hair during pregnancy and months after pregnancy it started again, so I had to cut them off... 😢
Then after that I had many health-problems (Corona, several inflamations of lungs, colon, etc) and with it came antibiotic- and cortison-treatments, which kinda ruined me completely, not just my hair. Soooo yeah I have probably lost like 75% of my hair and its structure completly changed but maybe I can get some of its beauty back!!? 😅
Thanks for your video, will try... ❤
11:56 If you have Tinea Capitis (ringworm of the scalp- a fungal infection) then you have to talk to your doctor about it and get on an antifungal for at least 6 weeks. Topical treatments can’t penetrate the scalp to reach the fungus and holistic medicines don’t work to get rid of it. With that, clay + ACV do provide a lot of relief in the itchiness and do help clean your scalp. I think they can also prevent the spread of it, but I am not 100% on that.
Hope this helps! because I watched these types of videos for 15 years to help my hair and didn’t know any of this. ❤
Also, people who are at menopausal age are more susceptible to getting Tinea Capitis, as are children and immunocompromised people.
I been cross referencing people like you who have been successful at growing their hair to lushes extraordinary lengths for my grandmother who is extremely self conscious about her thin hair.
I have noticed 5 similarities.
1 You all don’t wash your hair every day, only once a week or less.
2 You all use oils to moisturize the older/longer parts of your hair.
3 You all finger comb on a more regular basis and save gentle de-tanglers, boar brush, combs for occasional use.
4 You all use protective hair styles for most occasions and sleeping.
5 You all avoid modern hair products and use food products closer to nature
Great video!
Katherine you are the best 🪮✨➿
04 26 24 THANK YOU.
Hmmm....interesting! I have that same scalp massager with red light on each spinning toe. I paid $4.10. The original price was $28.95. As a new buyer you get 2 whopping discounts. Hers cost $89.00. 🫣
Bonjour si vous pouvez me traduire en français je comprends pas l'anglais ça m'intéresse beaucoup pour les chevaux j'ai les chevaux secs avec les produits chimiques. Et j'ai arrêté je prends les produits natural ma question qu'elle produits qu'ils fallait merci ❤
I read that when using oils, you’re gonna wanna wrap your head, because it absorbs stuff from your environment… Yes to washing it out! I didn’t know this and got reeeeaaaaallllly sick from not putting a bag and not washing it out, so I slept with it 😭 Please be careful
I'm glad to find your channel
Also adding Vitamin D to your diet is very important, as many of us ladies are deficient and totally unaware of it. *You have to be sure to take it with a meal or food, because it's fat soluble. It doesn't work otherwise.
Ive noticed a big difference in my hair once I started eating eggs every day. 😊 and I found this great vegan shampoo and conditioner from Dancoly. Angel en Provence Rosemary. My hair has grown fast and its extremely glossy and shinny. So of course I told everyone I know! Lol and they has said the same things I've been saying. 😂😊❤
I have just discovered your channel. [Happy dance] I make a lot of my own beauty and household products and have long hair. I tried the clay wash the other day, and I love it. When I first saw you recommend this, I thought there was no way I was going to try it, but I opened my mind a wee bit, and it is sooooo good. I have been working on my own hair oil for a while. I used some Abyssinian oil in the mix to great effect. I am helping a friend who wants to grow her hair and suffers hair loss on the crown of her hair. I expect you get asked this a million times, but she uses hair dye. Can a woman have good, well-nourished hair if she dyes it?
My hair has sort of waxy feeling to it…it has a lot of oil and when I tried a more natural shampoo it started feeling waxy…I actually thought it was the shampoo, but it still feels like it even when I have had a good natural shampoo. Have you ever heard of that?
Your hair is going through a detox when you use the most natural organic shampoo. You might experience this for three weeks to
A couple months. Maybe délute the shampoo with water for a bit and same with conditioner. Be patient. Mine lasted about three weeks. Check your water ph also.
@@kathyschwartz6009 yeah, we do have very hard water; it’s well water, but very high in calcium, so I have often wondered what effect it has in my hair and skin.
If you have a chemical allergy to Yang lang and lavender and a sensitivity to neem and peppermint which all cause welts on my skin and swells up my tongue and lips (pretty scary when I’m even near someone wearing these!), do you have any other recommendations for scalp oils which dilate the scalp for baby fine / dry hair that tends to frizz vs. curl when it is dry?
Okay, but be careful with the „If it seems like you lose too much hair it’s probably hairloss.“ I wasn’t really paying attention to how much hair was in my comb for a time, and in that time my hair grew. When I got out of my dissociated state I was really concerned because it looked like so much hair, when in reality it was the same amount, just longer.
Whilst watching your video, so sweet, I was aware that you have your baby is on your back, from my culture "Zulu" that is how we carty our babies. Thanks for information.
Sorta maybe off topic, but I think this attitude of having a baby and get up and about a day later is having a detrimental affect on women’s health postpartum in all areas. There is a reason that historically women did lie in. I know that sometimes there is no help available but I think in general women need more help and need to lie in.
Eat beef!
I live in Sweden, I cannot find that specific scalp massager anywhere in europe. If I order it from the US it's going to cost me a fortune, since I have to pay for taxes and customs...
I love your content, your videos are amazing, your hair Is jaw-dropping, and thank you so much.
Gosh, you are so beautiful and sweet and soft spoken 😍 thus is an amazing summary of hair loss remedies, you sure know a lot for someone with such dense hair 😊
It feels good to know one is not helpless and has some degree of control in this . I think you convinced me to try onion juice after all! Thank you!
Just a random PSA for anyone else using henna to dye their hair. I had a horrible allergic reaction to it that has made most of my hair fall out to the point that I've now had to cut it extremely short to hide the hair loss. I'm mostly just trying to grow it back now and looking for things to help with that. Just be careful
Henna has been a disaster for my hip length hair. It's now half it's thickness due to breakage.
probably didn’t get from a reputable brand. i’m sorry
Hi Katherine! Love your videos. Just had a question for ya- I’d love to try the oil you mentioned at the beginning of the video but I don’t see the link. I believe the brand started with an “I?” Like innate or something? Thanks again for all your knowledge!