Wodaabe haircare in Chad
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- I published this video in 2019 about the butter that nomadic African tribes use in their hair. And since then I have regularly received emails about it. Good news! The butter used by nomadic women in the Sahel for centuries is finally available in our shop. Fulani and Wodabee women call it “nebam nei”, and Chadian women call it “dee-heen baggar”. This butter is effective in detangling dry hair before styling and to keep the hair very supple. It is an essential for nomadic women in Africa and you will not be able to go without it. It provides intense softness, manageability and shine to the hair, combined with an anti-frizz effect.
Available at sahelcosmetics...
Credit :
Filmed and edited by Miss Sahel
Music Fulani by Etran Finatawa
Voice over by Iman Soubian
Intro credit first 30 seconds :
- Christopher Roy • Sexual Life of The Wod...
- Tariq Zaidi • The Remarkable Wodaabe...
Filmed in november 2018, posted in march 2019.
Hi I hope you liked this video witch is a little piece of my Chadian culture. Please visit my website if you want to try Chadian hair products sahelcosmetics.com/
Thank you for showing positive and beautiful images of African Women. Showing the word that African hair is beautiful in its natural state and that African women can grow their natural hair long. Thank You 🙏🏾
These people are very bless don't have to be bother with these crazyness over here in America!!" Bless them all Beautiful people
Much love from chad to da brothers and sisters In the diaspora
I was thinking the same thing... I want to be back there so bad
They also have thier problems lol. By the way Im African
@@bodo1219 I was thinking the same thing!
I’m Fulani, but from Burkina, so not a Wodaabe, and I’m really happy to see such a positive representation on TH-cam!
All fulanis are thesame
@@alphaomarbarry3877 But for example, you’re Barry, so I assume you could be Fittobe or Foynabe (or at least, my grandma was Barry and in Burkina Faso they’re the clans with that last name, I have no idea about how they’re called elsewhere 😂) and even if we’re all Fulani because of migrations different clans have slightly different origins and cultural aspects, but I do agree that we’re all the same
@@Salma.Salma.Salma. ok for me my grandfather came from massina in 1650 with his brother to foutadjallon
@@alphaomarbarry3877 Oh, my family instead is from Fouta Toro, then they moved to Maasina and from there around 1730 they moved to the Yatenga region
@@Salma.Salma.Salma. yes we are all one bloods family my great grandfather is the one who created the imamate of foutadjallon
I love my fullani tribe may GOD continue to bless them
Miss Sahel, you are very fortunate to meet these different ethnic groups. They are beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us
Omg! These women are stunningly beautiful!
I was going to say that!
Our Ancestors held the key to our constant length retention the WHOLE ENTIRE time!!! ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Thank you for bringing positive transformation to African Americans and our hair care by way of Chad. May blessings continue to flow through you and to you amd also to the Chadian men and women. 😊
Thank you for uploading such a beautiful video showcasing the Mboro tribe of Chad. After living In the western world of the abuse of technology and materialism it is so refreshing to see life from the point of view of people literally living off the salt of the earth. There is so much beauty in the entire African continent. Thanks again for just showing this view through a small keywhole.
I'm a fulani from futajalon guinea i love you chadian people
Watching from Orlando Florida USA 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲1Luv from a Jamaican I love my people I love AFRICA
We love too.
A wonderful documentary, wonderful homeland and beautiful landscape. Just beautiful and peaceful.
MashaAllah from a Mauritanian maure 🇲🇷. You are such as our cousins living the same lifestyle and approximately same traditions. 💪😍
Miss Sahel you are doing so well with your documentaries! I look forward to watching you grow. Who knows, we might be blessed in the states by one of your productions. Stay blessed!
Thank you For showing our Beautiful and diverse culture to the
World. It's such a pride to see your work.
Keep up the good work.
Allah yiwafikhki habibty
شكرا ميس ساحل لنشر ثقافتنا وتراثنا وعاداتنا وتقاليدنا الجميلة للعالم. فخر لي مشاهدة أعمالك.
واصلي
ربنا يوفقك حبيبتي.
🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴
Nice culture ❤❤❤❤❤
Am a fulani from maroua Cameroon, its a very good treatment for hair the name of it in fulfulde is niebame karejam ❤️🇨🇲
Same thing in Senegal 🇸🇳 🐃💙
Thesame in our fulani dialect too in futajallo
@@zavayapullo2474 Wowww am soo proud that we are all one❤️
@@alphaomarbarry3877 awww really, this is beautiful, u know we are not far fr each other that's why it didn't change much❤️
@@The05061992 yeah we are all one bloods family
Beautiful people... The girl under the umbrella is a star though💖
Am on a culture quest 💯and thanks for lifting the African continent on hair growth ❤👌
Even though I’ve been researching the different women who use Chébé...it’s fascinating to learn about the tribes. I’ve started to love that part about the videos more than learning about the hair rituals.
And why are these woman so beautiful😭😭😭
Naturally authentic
They are always in their soul That is The Secret of the beauty in Africa
From the few vids I’ve watched by design. They swap wives and husbands to give them the most beautiful children.
All I see are supermodels. Just stunning.
proud to be fulani from senegal alhamdoulilahi machalah
where are you come from sister do you speak senegalese fulani
Woodabe are not a tribe...they are just "one of the many subgroups" of the Fulani/Fulbe/Peul ethnic group.
Totally agree , the Wodaabe or otherwise known as the Mbororo or Bororo, are a small subgroup of the Fulani ethnic group. But we are still proud lot of people 😃😃🥰
Absolutely beautiful, thank you for sharing, so we can see beautiful people living in their cultural way.
I had just ordered chebe from miss Sahel website!, and than I c this, I can’t wait!!!!! This is great for all of us girls with dry, split ends 😊, these women are soooo Beautiful 😍😍, thank you miss Sahel!
Back home in Eritrea or Ethiopia we do this butter we call it lekay.
May I have some😊
How do you make it?
Would you leave it on and reapply it every three days then wash it out every three weeks like they do?! All the other videos I've seen about ethiopian hair butter say to leave it on for a few hours then rinse it out!
Thanks for your videos, they are always enlightening.
I love the singing, so beautiful!
Proud fulani from maroua cameroon😍😍😍
We need a tutorial on their hairstyle.
Or the butter! LOL
OMG!:Look at these stunning beauties!
Beautiful people!' Thank you very much!!' Love to you all💝
I love this tribe, they are commonly known as the fulanis
So beautiful. I saw they made the dried yogourt I think it is Mansef in the middle east. It is very very delicious. They put the milk into the sheep stomach container and rock it for hours. We all need to live like these folk. They don't need to follow the west.
Thank you for bring this this to us in America. Grateful
Tres fier d'etre Peul, very proud to be a Fulani man from Nigeria. Maleele
Their haircare is the truth. Chebe does such wonderful things for my kinks! 💖
So good to see this.
All that "don't use butters" talk. Pffftt.
Also notice how they only wash their hair one time per month. Every 3 weeks.
Yet their hair isn't broken, chewed or fried. Edges are good too, tho I remember hearing that the Chad women purposely shaved their edge due to it being beautiful to do so in their culture.
Bandirabe am fulbe on njarama 🥰🥰🥰
I feel like to take a long vacation to my origins just to go give myself that feeling of being natural once more.
Thank you for this!! I'm so happy you posted. ❤😊❤
So beautiful and marvelous.
It is amazing that they are related with Somalia, Afar, Oromo and South Ethiopian tribespeople. Massai people of Kenya and Tanzania also have similar styles. Beyond the hair styles I learned how we all are close brothers and sisters.
theyre just mixed with berbers and are nomads, they are what happens when senegalese nomads mix with tauregs
@@whoreofdragonstone1031 nonsense
@@whoreofdragonstone1031 wtf you know about my people? Hummm!
@@horusba2620 your language is more related to wolof then it is to Tamasheq, arabic or somali. Youre a mixed race group that bred amongst yourselves. that is all
@@whoreofdragonstone1031 the tutsis and hutus speaks the same language does that means they are related?
The misic is totally beautiful💙👌
Greets from Germany 🇩🇪
There's a need for this. Please keep up the research
As a tchadian my self, this my first time seeing this tribe 😁
THE WODAABE PEOPLE ARE BEAUTIFUL AND MAJESTIC.
AMAZING! VERY BEAUTIFUL!
I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!!!
Triple thumbs up I absolutely love the music I'm in here dancing and preparing to do my hair as I watch is wonderful videos that you put together Miss SAHEL!!
YOU ARE SO WONDERFUL SUCH A GREAT INSPIRATION THANK YOU SO MUCH AGAIN ✊🏿 ❤️✊🏿❤️✊🏿❤️✊🏿
I am feeling strongly connected more and more, I am researching and the more that I research something more love inspiration pride and joy is internalized.
And I tried to share this very same thing throughout our diaspora and any other who is willing to learn that we as the original people on this planet for first peoples on this planet has contributed and continue to produce many wonderful and innovative ideas as well as those that have been passed down through the millennia. 1000's of 1000's of yrs.!!
You are truly A BLESSING !!! MISS SAHEL!!!✊🏿❤️✊🏿❤️✊🏿❤️✊🏿
Africa is so wonderful
Beautiful 😍 the women and men are gorgeous. 👍
Fulani people are so beautiful
The Wodaabe are beautiful people.
Proud of my people, thanks for making this content
Beau reportage sur cette belle ethnie.
Proud of our culture FULBE ❤️
It's called Mai shanu (cow's oil) in hausa.
Yes
Beautiful people, beautiful song
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
long time no see, nice to see a video from you again, hope to see more soon
thank you for introducing chebe powder, its still a new product in south africa
I began to use it on my hair 31.12.2018 and I love it
thanks miss sahel
I'm awaiting the delivery of my 2nd chebe powder from Chad I'm excited
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Do you have her number whatsaap I'm from Kenya
Thank you Miss Sahel!
The women are so absolutely beautiful! ❤
Beautiful people. One of the young woman in the video looks just like my friend’s daughter 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
i love my people
Back with another amazing video
Merci pour la vidéo
Thanks and I loved the video
Wow MashaAllah u guys are so beautiful, I love ur dresses and colors there 😍
So nice video I'm a Chadians fulbe from lake Chad
Ive always thought these are the most beautiful women on earth. God bless Africa ❤
اهلي وناسي ربنا يحفظكم ان م كنتم 🇸🇩🇸🇩🇸🇩👍👍👍👍
Fulani or fulla are beautiful
@Latifa Ahmed wtf ?
Hey, beautiful Miss Sahel! They are so beautiful! xoxo
please do more of this and more on the benefits of Ambunu please.
Beautiful ❣️
Thank you for the knowledge
Great music
I'm Fulani from Nigeria.
We are one blood family
Wow this was so cool
The butter is called Nareh in our language
While it's called leɓol in my Fulani dialect language
@@bahijjaabdulkadir3592 what is your dialect called
Love Etran finatawa
I just discovered him and I am amazed. He is singing if the same language as this people.
Thank you for the continued knowledge you bring us about our hair. I would very much like to try the milk butter are you planning on making it available for purchase to consumers and wholesalers? Thank you.
So beautiful ❤️
i missed there. By the way i was born in Chad
Chat peopole is somalian
@@ahmednajeep3965 chad people are chadian.
@@ahmednajeep3965 we’re Chadians
@2020ne For the History Books thank you ❤️
My fulani
Thank You Miss Sahel 🙏🏿. For sharing your cosmetics with us😍.. I was wondering HOW the hair is so so soft.. now let me hurry & order me some of this 🏃🏿♀️.. lol I just checked on your website & there is none oh well. I will continue to successfully use Chebe .. it’s working & my hair is Beautiful !!!
Lmfao I am waiting to see if the demand is hight my dear. I will keep you updates ;-
These are Little Richards ancestors ...Just look at Wodaabe Men
Is this a stolen or borrowed video? Just asking.
Am fulani Nigeria but I had natural hair before then I got it relaxed but now am growing natural hair butbit my scalp is week what should I use pls
That's very good I'm a Fulani too from foutadjallon guinea Conakry i love all the fulanis over the world but this people are fulanis from Chad right
I heard Nae Nae's hair boost is really good for growth and thickness! I have jars but I don't want to use it until I wash my hair! I'm going through something and I haven't washed for awhile but I do moisturize detangle and leave in a protective style! I use Curl Peace Tender Headed preepoo and styler and their Healthy Hair butter and braiding glaze to seal and protect!
Beautiful
Belli splendidi . grande libertà rispetto per la donna . 💜
Hi miss Sahel am from Niger I love so much your videos and your documentary.i have a question.please They mixed the fermented raw milk butter with unsorted chebe and what kind of herb again?
Can't wait for the french version because i speak french more than english 😂.much love😙
Hello oui ils grilles le chébé non trié et le mélange avec le beurre, elles laissent poser le tout quelques jours et ensuite appliquent.
Merci ma miss😙
Will u be selling the butter?
Hello everyone. Please understand that this product will not make your hair grow. In America people assuming that using this product will help there hair grow. I purchased this product and it doesn't help the hair grow it helps with moister but not hair growth.
Maya Gaines u have a point,being patient is key
Thank you for saying this. Most people's hair grows at a rate of 1.25 centimetres or 0.5 inches per month, or about 15 centimetres or 6 inches per year.
However, if your hair doesn't retain moisture, especially the ends( oldest part of the hair), then it will ofcourse dry out and break.
The product here is to help retain moisture and strengthen the hair thus resulting in length maintenance.
Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful women
Proud Fulani💜
Ha toy a woni fuu binguel debbo?
Nice videos. They r wearing sarees.
Thank You🙏🏿
Want hair like this 🥺🥺🥺
tank you miss sahel