Amazing, hibiscus tea is consumed by Nigerians, we call it Zobo. It has amazing health benefits and not suitable for pregnant women or women having fertility issue.
@@ugueugue5116 that's so crazy, im reading around and its saying hibiscus is indeed good for people who are trying to conceive. is there something inside the tea that's harmful ?
I’ve been using hibiscus for a while now and my hair has gotten very thick and my hair is bigger. Idk if it’s helping my hair grow but it is making my hair thicker
@@andrecewilson1090 I used it on and off for about a couple of months. I would spray it in my hair while it’s in twists and wouldn’t wash it out… I still use it here and there when I have time to make the hibiscus water
I have used for a month hibiscus as I am holding a protective style challenge. I removed my style few weeks ago and my shedding was minimal and hair super soft. My growth was very noticeable for the first month, I have been back to protective styling still using hibiscus daily. Since the beginning of the year have been using it overnight every time I wanted to tame frizz on any style I had to prolong it and reduce manipulation. It s also part of my diet . I just love it
In Mexico we call hibiscus, jamaica. We always have hibiscus in our garden. I consume it almost daily. Had no idea I coud use it for my hair. Thank you for all the info. Your hair is goals. Just gorgeous.
In the Caribbean, we wash the green leaves as if you're washing clothes and strain it to just use the green glee water to wash the hair because it thickens it but can also make it rough. Most natural persons especially rastafarian use it for their dreadlocks and mothers use it for their babies to bathe especially if you can't buy shampoo and conditioner that you can trust.🌺 Have you done one on rose flower hair benefits? I heard it was good as well. Which ones can we mix -rose, hibiscus, clove, parsley, oregano, etc.? I like the background music. 💙Yes, I'm going to try it but I wonder about the boiling and steeping -does it retain the nutrients?
Yes , I do that when I am back . My mother told me when I was young. Great detangler and cleanser. The younger flowers soaked in water can be used as a leave in to enhance the curl definition. The hibiscus she used in the video is called sorelle or groseille in the Caribbean . I use the tea for my hair it s just as great as our hibiscus.
We use that back in our Island for hair as well. When we use it nothing is left, so no worry about keeping left over since we have it in our garden. I love the background classical music you always play, it's very soothing and takes me back in time. Love the pink lipstick/gloss! Love your videos, they are very informative, keep it up!
It's very rare that i come across people with my name.... i even met a Jamican guy with the name Zarah.... thank you for sharing your knowledge my hair grows and stops and breaks so easily.... i pray this works for my hair type
Thank you a lot for this video 🙏🏽 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺 But there are Hibiscus sabdariffa and Hibiscus rosa sinensis. The one you presented in the video is the Rosa sinensis and the other varieties and the one you used in this video is the Hibiscus sabdariffa. They are two different plants. The Rosa sinensis; we use the flowers and leaves, for the Hibiscus sabdariffa we use the calyx (the dried calyces). The Hibiscus sabdariffa is also called : roselle, bissap, oseille de guinée, Jamaican sorrel... that plant is more like the gombo plant. Their flowers look alike with similar fruits and seeds. There is a big difference between these two plants. I just wanted to clarify this 🙏🏽 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺 I love your videos❤
Thank you! I’m well aware. If you notice, I highlighted that there is a plant I particularly loved, a different species of hibiscus. I was alluding to roselle (Hibsicus sabdariffa) but I wanted to highlight that in a different video… It’s the one I have access to so I used it for my tea and it’s the one I prefer however, the point of the video was to highlight the more traditional option, rosa-sinensis.
Thank you! I really enjoyed your presentation, the background, speech cadence, music, & tone of voice. The graphics, animation, voiceover work, marble counter top w/ stove made this really pop! Your hair & makeup was good too. I learned a lot & thanks for letting us know the recipe’s good for 2 weeks after use. Keep up the good work! Keep spreading the news!
I've boiled hibiscus and it's not that red, so I agree with them in the comments, its definitely what we call Sorrel in the West Indies. Informative content tho, thnx for sharing
@@emailwells9557 They are not the same. I grow hibiscus and sorrel in my yard in the Caribbean which is the BVI. They are two different types of plant. Jamaicans nickname sorrel with hibiscus and I don't know why but that's their culture. It had confused me because we don't say hibiscus for sorrel.
I accidentally got to your channel I think by the grace of God I watch a lot of herbal things because they make a lot of stuff I have to say your execution how are you delivered this video deserves an A+ plus that's how good you are and God bless you and I subscribed thank you
Sorrel is not hibiscus. Although she keeps saying hibiscus in her video, she was actually boiling sorrel just look very closely at that section of this video. It is somewhat misleading.
💕🌸 that flower looks like what Mexicans call Jamaica, or what we in Jamaica 🇯🇲 call Sorrell, which is the most common type of hibiscus 🌺 available for sale, but it doesn't have the big typical beautiful flowers. 🌸
Sorrel is totally different my My father grow it at the sides of the house like a fence that same one and we pick it and put it in our hair Sorrel is totally different .
I drink hibiscus tea every day . Helps with supporting your weight loss journey but also helps with painful menstrual cycles . You can find your local apothecary and they should have it . I also make a hair oil with it
@@misselle1430 melt down or heat up an oil of your choice and put the hibiscus in it to steep . I get my hibiscus from an apothecary. And I use grapeseed or tea tree oil . The oil depends on what you need it to do . Peppermint is stimulating and tea tree helps itchy scalp
I do plan to make & use this simple recipe as a much needed moisturizer, as i progress to the other side of Hypothyroidism & a Thyroidectomy. Thanks for sharing! 🫂
Save the hydrated flowers...put in the pot, cover with oil and boil until the water and moisture is gone and you're left with only oil. Strain into a application bottle. Use on scalp.
Hi zara u are so beautiful ...I love your 💄 lipstick..little sis u look amazing your skin tone is like wow....I really injoy your channel... thank you for sharing the 🌺 hibiscus tea recipe.....May God always protect u my little sis.
Your editing is top tier! I love it.. I would like to have a TH-cam channel soon myself, how did you do the editing? Also, I can not wait to try this. I got some hibiscus leaves in my cabinet that I usually brew to drink, but imma try this instead.
Your beautiful inside and out and your content is so poised and elegant like you! Btw your music is fabulous sounds like kingdom hearts 🎮 game, intro or a melodic sleeping lullaby 😴 🎶 👌🏽 ♥️
Iam watching your videos from Maputo Mozambique and yes i will surely give it a try for the first time. Your hair is so healthy, Thick and beautiful and your voice is sweet. Thanks a l😍t EfikZara
Thanks for sharing this video love the recipe. Your Crown 👑is amazing. I'm going to try this recipe. God bless and stay safe 🙏🏾🥰🌺🦋 yes I'm doing this TODAY!! 💙💙💙💙💙
Shalom shalom, thanks for the information,i will try hibiscus for my natural hair,nd God bless you as u teacher us to care for our hair.God increase your territory woman of God ❤❤
The Minute this came into my Feed was a Blessing. Zara, ur Voice with the Greatest Diction is Everything. I am elated this came into my Feed. I can hardly wait to get started with Exploring All the Goodness of ur Channel. Thank u for sharing!
You know what i ❤love flowers and all types of hibiscus and dont know that it can grow hair thankyou so much are amazing i like yr vidioe very effective God Bles you ❤❤❤
I love Hibiscus as well and I also make my own treatments and conditioners I use cloves, cinnamon, onions, Rosemary, as well as Green Matcha and coffee, Moringa, Neem, Amla, lavender and frankincense essential Aloe vera!!!
Hello little sister. I love the background music it's so soothing. Many thanks for the recipe. I drink this tisane on a regular basis and l grow the flower in my garden.
Margaret Hello, how're you doing? Thanks for your story, I love it. I have a hibiscus tree, but I am getting any flowers on it but I will find some. Good Bless you for your information. 🙏
Lol, this is such a REAL question; it’s also a very good question. Honestly, I just do things that are fairly stress free. Chunky twists (with my natural hair), and then when I’m tired of styling my hair myself, I do single braids with my natural hair. I don’t do small, intricate, styles… that’s too stressful and I don’t want breakage from the takedown process. I try to keep things very simple and straightforward.
I try vatika hibiscus shampoo. It's light don't cause any buildup. It's silicone paraben phatalate and mineral oil free. I buy it in local indian shop.Before I wash hair ewery day now I wash ewery 3-4 days it's game changing
Thank you so much Zara, you are always so pleasant and I appreciate you helping us. I am from the US and Hibiscus is so plentiful here. I will not only continue to drink hibiscus but now apply to hair and love you back!❤
Greetings Sister 🙋🏾♀️ Wonderful video, thank you so much for the revelation 👍🏿 I will have to try this out !! Are from Calabar, Nigeria ? I'm asking because of the word "Efik" that you are using. And i am from Calabar, Efik is my dialect 😊😊
@@lifeiseverything9 No, it doesn't leave stains. I use it everyday if you let it dry I promise it won't stain your pillows. You should also be wrapping your hair up!!
Thank you for this video. Is it true that Coffee rinses has DHT blocking capabilities in treating Alopecia? If so, will you make a video on how to make it & use it? Thank you Zara.
Hi Christina I have just treated my cousin who had alopecia, before we started I advised her to get some blood tests done. To see what was causing her alopecia. She was low in all her B vitamins, low in zinc magnesium sulfur vitamin d and she had a thyroid problem which was the main contribution to this and not forgetting stress and her an unhealthy diet. Her alopecia was at the front of her hair. With all the above sorted especially her thyroid and natural products as shown by beautful Zara. Her alopecia is no more.❤
The one that stains everything red is the hibiscus sabdariffa (Roselle or bissap) The hisbicus rosa-sinensis is a different plant. Make your research on them.
It doesn't stain and it easily washes out if it gets on fabric but we know we can't sleep without a satin scarf or bonnet anymore lol so your pillow should be fine x x
I remember growing up as a little girl in Jamaica, i used to pick hibiscus flower and wear it it my hair.
Me too🤣🤣🤣
That what am saying i used to do it too sorrel is different..
@Keeping it a buck yayy you're also haitian
Mi tu😂
Me Too Trinidad
Amazing, hibiscus tea is consumed by Nigerians, we call it Zobo. It has amazing health benefits and not suitable for pregnant women or women having fertility issue.
It's ZOBOOO????🙉🙊🙊 WOWWWWWW❤️
@Ms. Leslie they never mentioned only Nigerians, it's like an example
wait, so its not good for pregnant people or people trying get pregnant?
@@Ebizzill both
@@ugueugue5116 that's so crazy, im reading around and its saying hibiscus is indeed good for people who are trying to conceive. is there something inside the tea that's harmful ?
I’ve been using hibiscus for a while now and my hair has gotten very thick and my hair is bigger. Idk if it’s helping my hair grow but it is making my hair thicker
Do you drink it or apply it to your actual hair
@@GeNelly I put it in a spray bottle and spray it on my hair when it’s in two strand twists.
How long did you use it for?
@@andrecewilson1090 I used it on and off for about a couple of months. I would spray it in my hair while it’s in twists and wouldn’t wash it out… I still use it here and there when I have time to make the hibiscus water
I have used for a month hibiscus as I am holding a protective style challenge. I removed my style few weeks ago and my shedding was minimal and hair super soft. My growth was very noticeable for the first month, I have been back to protective styling still using hibiscus daily. Since the beginning of the year have been using it overnight every time I wanted to tame frizz on any style I had to prolong it and reduce manipulation. It s also part of my diet .
I just love it
Wonderful indeed! Yu motivated me to start this too
That’s such a thorough review. Thank you so much. How are you eating the hibiscus?
@@privaesea6046right! That was so informative 😊
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@@privaesea6046in Senegal we do hibiscus tea called bissap. It's delicious
Girl you shld go for a lipstick advert 💋💋💞💞
In Mexico we call hibiscus, jamaica. We always have hibiscus in our garden. I consume it almost daily. Had no idea I coud use it for my hair. Thank you for all the info. Your hair is goals. Just gorgeous.
Hi, you can also add Moringa and Cloves to the Hibiscus
Literally a miracle 😮
Amazing miracle I have used the 3and less than a month my hair super amazing breakage minimal
In the Caribbean, we wash the green leaves as if you're washing clothes and strain it to just use the green glee water to wash the hair because it thickens it but can also make it rough. Most natural persons especially rastafarian use it for their dreadlocks and mothers use it for their babies to bathe especially if you can't buy shampoo and conditioner that you can trust.🌺
Have you done one on rose flower hair benefits? I heard it was good as well. Which ones can we mix -rose, hibiscus, clove, parsley, oregano, etc.? I like the background music. 💙Yes, I'm going to try it but I wonder about the boiling and steeping -does it retain the nutrients?
Thank you Karla
Yes , I do that when I am back . My mother told me when I was young. Great detangler and cleanser. The younger flowers soaked in water can be used as a leave in to enhance the curl definition.
The hibiscus she used in the video is called sorelle or groseille in the Caribbean . I use the tea for my hair it s just as great as our hibiscus.
@@wasilaahmad4056 Welcome.
@@sofbubble Are you talking about rose in your first paragraph or hibiscus?
@@sofbubble wow!
We use that back in our Island for hair as well. When we use it nothing is left, so no worry about keeping left over since we have it in our garden. I love the background classical music you always play, it's very soothing and takes me back in time. Love the pink lipstick/gloss! Love your videos, they are very informative, keep it up!
It's very rare that i come across people with my name.... i even met a Jamican guy with the name Zarah.... thank you for sharing your knowledge my hair grows and stops and breaks so easily.... i pray this works for my hair type
Thank you a lot for this video 🙏🏽
🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
But there are Hibiscus sabdariffa and Hibiscus rosa sinensis.
The one you presented in the video is the Rosa sinensis and the other varieties and the one you used in this video is the Hibiscus sabdariffa. They are two different plants. The Rosa sinensis; we use the flowers and leaves, for the Hibiscus sabdariffa we use the calyx (the dried calyces).
The Hibiscus sabdariffa is also called : roselle, bissap, oseille de guinée, Jamaican sorrel... that plant is more like the gombo plant. Their flowers look alike with similar fruits and seeds.
There is a big difference between these two plants.
I just wanted to clarify this 🙏🏽
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I love your videos❤
Thank you! I’m well aware. If you notice, I highlighted that there is a plant I particularly loved, a different species of hibiscus. I was alluding to roselle (Hibsicus sabdariffa) but I wanted to highlight that in a different video…
It’s the one I have access to so I used it for my tea and it’s the one I prefer however, the point of the video was to highlight the more traditional option, rosa-sinensis.
Thanx alot dia iget it
@@EfikZarait's okay dear, I got you 🙏🏽
I love all your videos. I also learned a lot from you. 👌🏼😌👍🏼
@@hairgrowthzone8112 are all hibiscus varieties are good for hair ?
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Thank you! I really enjoyed your presentation, the background, speech cadence, music, & tone of voice. The graphics, animation, voiceover work, marble counter top w/ stove made this really pop! Your hair & makeup was good too. I learned a lot & thanks for letting us know the recipe’s good for 2 weeks after use. Keep up the good work! Keep spreading the news!
In Trinidad 🇹🇹 we call that sorrel, the drink is delicious, nutritious and has lots of great uses🥰
I've boiled hibiscus and it's not that red, so I agree with them in the comments, its definitely what we call Sorrel in the West Indies. Informative content tho, thnx for sharing
She is aware of that she was just saying what she prefer which is the traditional method. People really have comprehension issues !!!
Sorrel, Zobo, and hibiscus are all the same. Just different names in different cultures
The latin name is Hibiscus sabdariffa which eliminates any confusion.
@@emailwells9557 They are not the same. I grow hibiscus and sorrel in my yard in the Caribbean which is the BVI. They are two different types of plant. Jamaicans nickname sorrel with hibiscus and I don't know why but that's their culture. It had confused me because we don't say hibiscus for sorrel.
I accidentally got to your channel I think by the grace of God I watch a lot of herbal things because they make a lot of stuff I have to say your execution how are you delivered this video deserves an A+ plus that's how good you are and God bless you and I subscribed thank you
The mystery hibiscus is Sorrel
Yummy as a drink
Sorrel is not hibiscus. Although she keeps saying hibiscus in her video, she was actually boiling sorrel just look very closely at that section of this video. It is somewhat misleading.
💕🌸 that flower looks like what Mexicans call Jamaica, or what we in Jamaica 🇯🇲 call Sorrell, which is the most common type of hibiscus 🌺 available for sale, but it doesn't have the big typical beautiful flowers. 🌸
Sorrel is totally different my My father grow it at the sides of the house like a fence that same one and we pick it and put it in our hair Sorrel is totally different .
I drink hibiscus tea every day . Helps with supporting your weight loss journey but also helps with painful menstrual cycles . You can find your local apothecary and they should have it . I also make a hair oil with it
Thank you for sharing!! I also LOVE drinking Hibiscus! It's one of my fave teas. I'll talk about it more!
@@EfikZara yes ! Please do . I’m subscribing now 🥰
Hibiscus reduce the blood pressure
How do you make thr oil??
@@misselle1430 melt down or heat up an oil of your choice and put the hibiscus in it to steep . I get my hibiscus from an apothecary. And I use grapeseed or tea tree oil . The oil depends on what you need it to do . Peppermint is stimulating and tea tree helps itchy scalp
Public demand- tell us the lipstick nane and colour. It's georgious on you.
I'm used to drinking hibiscus as a tea. I had no idea that it could be used cosmetically!
same till i sae these videos.
I love hibiscus.i drink it as a tea.
I do plan to make & use this simple recipe as a much needed moisturizer, as i progress to the other side of Hypothyroidism & a Thyroidectomy. Thanks for sharing! 🫂
Could you please create a hair care routine for alopecia areata
Save the hydrated flowers...put in the pot, cover with oil and boil until the water and moisture is gone and you're left with only oil. Strain into a application bottle. Use on scalp.
From Cape Verde 🇨🇻 Thank you for the video and you are very funny and honest 😂❤
Hi zara u are so beautiful ...I love your 💄 lipstick..little sis u look amazing your skin tone is like wow....I really injoy your channel... thank you for sharing the 🌺 hibiscus tea recipe.....May God always protect u my little sis.
Your editing is top tier! I love it.. I would like to have a TH-cam channel soon myself, how did you do the editing? Also, I can not wait to try this. I got some hibiscus leaves in my cabinet that I usually brew to drink, but imma try this instead.
I lived in Jamaica I have Hibiscus on my lawn I see it as a flowers but never see the benefit of it
🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺 Love your videos, you are absolutely gorgeous & I love that red lip it looks amazing!
"Steep an extra 6-10 hours". In the counter or in the refrigerator?
Also, this is such lovely and elegant content. Blessings to you!
Thank you for this beautiful recipe ❤
Well done and excellent edited video 🌺🌺🌺
Your beautiful inside and out and your content is so poised and elegant like you! Btw your music is fabulous sounds like kingdom hearts 🎮 game, intro or a melodic sleeping lullaby 😴 🎶 👌🏽 ♥️
Yess please, make the vid about your fav type of hibiscus💕
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I got red one in my garden but never use it now i willthanks to your video.Nice relaxing music
Hi this sounds great how do I get to buy this please 🤗🙏😊
Can I mix hibbiscus+ clove + rose Mary together
Hibiscus flowers 🌸🌸🌸 beautiful treatment incredible video ♥️
Those deep red hibiscus are called Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa)
I’m a male going through thinning and I’ve been trying everything natural to regrow my thin areas fuller
has anything worked? i guess not
Yes, love the voiceover.
Iam watching your videos from Maputo Mozambique and yes i will surely give it a try for the first time.
Your hair is so healthy, Thick and beautiful and your voice is sweet.
Thanks a l😍t EfikZara
Great vid. I’ve used rosemary tisane
Thanks for sharing this video love the recipe. Your Crown 👑is amazing. I'm going to try this recipe. God bless and stay safe 🙏🏾🥰🌺🦋 yes I'm doing this TODAY!!
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Thank you definitely i am going to try it ❤
Seems like many herbs is good for hair. Yall using it for every thing
Shalom shalom, thanks for the information,i will try hibiscus for my natural hair,nd God bless you as u teacher us to care for our hair.God increase your territory woman of God ❤❤
Very well done 🥰🥰and yes, I will use this on my locks...LadyInDredges Productions✌️✌️✌️
The Minute this came into my Feed was a Blessing. Zara, ur Voice with the Greatest Diction is Everything. I am elated this came into my Feed. I can hardly wait to get started with Exploring All the Goodness of ur Channel. Thank u for sharing!
I’ve tried this before and it stains, so I’ve decided on my next try I will do it as a treatment and rinse out. I also drink it
Do you add any other ingredients with Hibiscus I cut off hair but will grow back as how it was I had thick and wavy type hair
@@chairmainlewis8045 no, no other ingredients. If you’re drinking it you can sweeten as desired or drink as is
You are so beautiful and I love your content. 👍❤️
Awwwww, thank you!
@@EfikZara ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love the way you keep making natural hair journey and easy to manage
I. Love it, will try it. U are so audible &your hair is so beautiful
You know what i ❤love flowers and all types of hibiscus and dont know that it can grow hair thankyou so much are amazing i like yr vidioe very effective God Bles you ❤❤❤
Just like that thanks very much for teaching us I never new this
Sorrel is the amazing item
Voice over is great
Yes!! Definitely!! Thank you!!!
Beautiful❤️, love the details you give and the setting.
I am going to buy hibiscus now :-) Thanks!
Girl!! You are just too sweet to beat❤❤❤❤ much love, thanks for sharing such an amazing presentation ,,,well done and must try
I love hibiscus, I do a decoction which has hibiscus, onion, rosemery, stinging nettle, cloves , green tea in it
I love Hibiscus as well and I also make my own treatments and conditioners I use cloves, cinnamon, onions, Rosemary, as well as Green Matcha and coffee, Moringa, Neem, Amla, lavender and frankincense essential Aloe vera!!!
What is the solution that you make used for Ruth & can you give the measurements, how to store ect.?
@@shanequaaustin8908 can you give more info the ingredients, the measurements, what does it do & how to store it?
Hello little sister. I love the background music it's so soothing. Many thanks for the recipe. I drink this tisane on a regular basis and l grow the flower in my garden.
Margaret
Hello, how're you doing?
Thanks for your story, I love it.
I have a hibiscus tree, but I am getting any flowers on it but I will find some.
Good Bless you for your information. 🙏
God bless you my beautiful sister!
How do you manage to style your hair? It's so long and thick; how do you manage and style it into a protective hairstyle?
Lol, this is such a REAL question; it’s also a very good question. Honestly, I just do things that are fairly stress free. Chunky twists (with my natural hair), and then when I’m tired of styling my hair myself, I do single braids with my natural hair.
I don’t do small, intricate, styles… that’s too stressful and I don’t want breakage from the takedown process. I try to keep things very simple and straightforward.
@@EfikZara This is great advice to reduce breakage.
I try vatika hibiscus shampoo. It's light don't cause any buildup. It's silicone paraben phatalate and mineral oil free. I buy it in local indian shop.Before I wash hair ewery day now I wash ewery 3-4 days it's game changing
In Jamaica, we call that sorrel.
Hibiscus is not sorrel.
Thank you so much Zara, you are always so pleasant and I appreciate you helping us. I am from the US and Hibiscus is so plentiful here. I will not only continue to drink hibiscus but now apply to hair and love you back!❤
You're gorgeous and yes I just started using hibiscus last week. I love it Queen!!!
How is it going how is your hair now?
Am watching you from Africa Kenya 🇰🇪 where can I get hibiscus from plz?
Greetings Sister 🙋🏾♀️
Wonderful video, thank you so much for the revelation 👍🏿
I will have to try this out !!
Are from Calabar, Nigeria ?
I'm asking because of the word "Efik" that you are using.
And i am from Calabar, Efik is my dialect 😊😊
I will try it .I have problems with hair
Is good for cold to ❤
Honnestlyyyyy.... hibiscus is amazing!
💙💙💙💙💙💙 yes I will use this tea for my hair growth. 💙💙💙💙💙
Hibiscus 🌺 is great for the hair 👌 I love it ...great video I injoyed it...yesterday I used Hibiscus tea rinse.
Please does it leave stain on your hair and scalp
@@lifeiseverything9 No, it doesn't leave stains. I use it everyday if you let it dry I promise it won't stain your pillows. You should also be wrapping your hair up!!
@@shanequaaustin8908
OK thanks
@@lifeiseverything9 You're welcome!!!
Thank you for this video.
Is it true that Coffee rinses has DHT blocking capabilities in treating Alopecia?
If so, will you make a video on how to make it & use it?
Thank you Zara.
Hi Christina
I have just treated my cousin who had alopecia, before we started I advised her to get some blood tests done. To see what was causing her alopecia. She was low in all her B vitamins, low in zinc magnesium sulfur vitamin d and she had a thyroid problem which was the main contribution to this and not forgetting stress and her an unhealthy diet.
Her alopecia was at the front of her hair.
With all the above sorted especially her thyroid and natural products as shown by beautful Zara. Her alopecia is no more.❤
Thankyou so much for sharing
I will just make my zobo with clove and use it topically and internally
Yes I enjoy the video and thank you for sharing 🐳🐦🐬🐋🦋🐟🐟🦕🧳💧💎📘🔵🌐💙
Love the video definitely going to try it. I would love to know your favorite 🌺🌺 and I hope you have a great day💙💙💙
Hibiscus leaves can be used as shampoo.
The leaves rather than the flowers
@@zazilicious That is correct. Some recipes for natural shampoo actually include the flowers and the leaves as well.
Thanks for your video. I've been drinking the tea but will now be using it in my hair also.
Don't you find it stains everything red? I used it a couple times and each time I had a problem with the color transfer.
The one that stains everything red is the hibiscus sabdariffa (Roselle or bissap)
The hisbicus rosa-sinensis is a different plant. Make your research on them.
@@hairgrowthzone8112 Thanks for this! Didn't know there were two types. Does it have less transfer or none at all?
@@hairgrowthzone8112 mine is turning to blue, is it normal ? if u put it on a wall first its red, but then it lets a blue marks on the wall
Nice relaxing video. 🌺
Matthews 7 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I am gonna try it!
I definitely will be using this.
Do you wash it out after spraying it or can you leave it in overnight?
🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵 I love the classics
Wow…what a wonderfully beautiful lady. Greetings Lynda
Absolutely will use again
I have hair but I love to wear wigs 😊
And there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that! Please keep doing what works for you ❤️
Hibiscus 🌺 is great as a 🍵 rinse! Thank you for sharing! 💙
I will be trying this real soon...
What is that beautiful violin piece. I believe I know the piano piece. Thank you
Can you use hibiscus powder...if so what will be the measurements?
Awesome , i can't wait to get some
I wouldn't use it, I could imagine pillows clothes being stained red. I actually drink it with ginger.
Not if you sleep in a satin bonnet
It doesn't stain and it easily washes out if it gets on fabric but we know we can't sleep without a satin scarf or bonnet anymore lol so your pillow should be fine x x
Nice video. Plz tell me the shade of lipstick it's looking so beautiful and eye-catching.
💙💙💙💙💙God bless you too
Yes I will use it❤
Red is my favorite color on the lips 💋 please tell me your shade? You are a beauty...