I am from India and I am proud of my ancestors that there remedies is being used by the whole world . Keep going and keep makin such videos.. god bless you !!
Yes you’re so right about that! “ 9 You have turned your attention to the earth, that you may give it abundance; You enrich it very much. The stream from God is full of water. You prepare their grain, For that is the way you prepare the earth.” Psalm 65:9
My mom always used to say old traditions are better. And now as an 18 yr old I agree with her. 1 yr of using this as a shampoo and I swear my hair look way healthier than before. It also doesn't harm the nature much.!!! A win-win!!🤗❤
Hello manasi plz mujhe bataiye kya aap aamla reetha waghairah ko gas par paka kar use karti hain ya bina gas par pakaye powder bana kar.. Kyunki suna hai ki paka kar use karne se baal safed ho jaate hain kya ye baat sahi hai?? plz reply zaroor kijiyega thank u dear..
@@hadiyafatma7076 According to Ayurveda, it's important to know your hair type. (VATA, PITTA or KAPHA) I'm Pitta-Kapha. So my hair are medium density and a little curly.( I have straight hair from roots and they curl at the ends) I have breast length hair. So the quantity and quality of the Reetha, Shikekai, Amla you use is also very important. I use powder form and I don't boil them in water but I do put them in hot water for soaking. Ayurveda lifestyle is pretty hard in modern world but sure is healthiest option for me.
Guys im telling you this recipe works wonders. I am pakistani and i have been using it for a while now. I used to have really bad hairfall but ever since i switched to this herbal shampoo, it has reduced significantly. One day my dad even asked me if i was wearing extensions. Kindly do give it a try. Its so worth it. P.s sorry for my english. Its not my first language.
@@anitayadav-ks6jc once or twice. And yes i do use mild shampoo afterwards to get rid of all the powdery residue. However when i don't have to go out or need squeaky clean hair thwn i simply rinse it out. Over the lockdown i wasnt using shampoo. Only this concotion amd i discovered that after a few weeks my hair got used to it and didnt need shampoo
do you grind the herbs into a power and make it into a paste? Dod you ever eat the herbs? Have you heard of saw palmetto I am using it for my hair as it is rich in hair minerals.
@@lorelwebber6435 you can grind these herbs and mix it together and store it in a air tight container ! When you need it just let it soak in water for overnight and then in the morning just boil it and cool it for using it on your hair!!
You can boil the remaining stuff again, and you'll have another bottle of shampoo! In India, we either boil it again or dry it in the sun to use it later. Just a tip so that you get the most out of it :)
As an Indian my self I was shocked when I saw words like shikakai, reetha and amla in title ..i thought how does she know about all this ...trust me these are the miracle ingredients and my grandma, mom and I use these and have a beautiful hair,,,, also MEETHI in coconut and castor oil will make your hair thick ...
@@annamarierecord7227 Pretty much. Just be sure those powders haven't been diluted/adulterated. The best bet would be to buy them from an Indian food store.
It's been around 3-5 months since I started using it. I can't emphasize on how amazing it's been for me. I would lose a lot, LIKE A LOT of hair and using this, it's been a blessing.
@@urScorpioLady thicker in the sense, I got back my normal density. I didn't get like super crazy growth or shit like that. My hairfall reduced significantly.
I am an indian, so proud of ayurveda. the whole world is pursuing our recipes for ayurvedic herbs. if you do it in iron pot it will increase the benefits
@@kirannathani9123 it depends on what is your concern. if dandruff increase reetha, if frizz increase shikakai if baldness increase amla. i use 1:2:3 as per requirement
I'm from India ,,, but in India we first blend all the jadibuti (herbs) together and store it into a jar ,,,so whenever we need it we take two tbs of that mixture with one cup water then we boil it until it reduced to half then we keep it over night and then in the morning we do the straining Proses and then we use it directly,,,so as I said we put it overnight ,so the reason behind is the herbs get extracted really well ,,,so ,,your shampoo is too runny in consistency ,,,bcs u didn't reduced it ,,,we'll keep growing love from India...
I am from India and my mom has strictly not allowed me to use commercial shampoo because of all the toxic chemicals in it. So she made shikakai at home and istg it’s so much better. It washes your hair better, it leaves that natural shine, and it smells so amazing! Proud of my culture!
THISSSS is what i was looking for with 100% natural hair products… not the fake natural. what a blessing you are thankyou so much for sharing your knowledge
In india we have been using it since ages..but due to westernisation we kind of lost into the world of chemicals..however people in rural areas still use this recipe as shampoo..and they have really great hair..thank you for making this video..its a great inspiration
@@blessed9491 Powders like curry leaf powder, we make from scratch, with drying it under the sun. Other than that, it depends. The actual shikakai and chigare we buy powdered, from a local brand. make sure it"s 100% pure. (my personal favorite- Samrat shikakai. Available on amazon.). Other things like fenugreek powder, we buy it dry and then powder it ourselves. Hibiscus, amla and others depending on the type of produce we get.
I'm an spanish woman and I'm learning tresures from indian people,about Ayurveda ,natural remedy,spirituality and more.there so much knowledge in India. I love you guys
Wow, this video took me back to my childhood, this was our Sunday morning routine ! My mom used to make this for us but we never realized importance and abundance of natural herbs back then ! Now after settling in US, I have started valuing it , but it’s not so easily available! Anyways thanks a lot for making this video, you really are blessed with most beautiful healthy hair 👌🏽🥰
Recently I have seen that my hair has been thinning. I've tried some natural remedies but have seen little change. I will buy all these ingredients and try this out. I remember going to India and saw a lot of women having beautiful long hair! I really admire their culture and for all the amazing herbs and natural remedies that they have. EDIT: SO ... after so long and procrastinating on getting the ingredients I finally made it and will try to update in the next 2 weeks on my experience. My hair has been thinning even more for some reason. So Im ready to start and see a natural difference in my hair :)
I've been using this for 3 months now. When I shampoo with dove shampoo I loose 50-100 strands, but when I use this my diy shampoo I lose only 10-15strands. One more recipe: Take hibiscus flower or tea, brew 5 flower or 2 tea bags add 10 pods of shikakai, and leave it overnight. Use this as a shampoo it won't darken the hair.
@@quaintwoods5456 I am not sure but you may try. I guess it can remove light oils like argan oil.Im sure this shampoo removes all dirt and flakes from hair.
@@quaintwoods5456 just lightly oil your hair because this gentle shampoo can't take off oils like castor oil, coconut oil and sweet almond oil !! Well you don't need to oil your hair that often when you use this shampoo because your scalp will secreat enough oils !
@@alizwackfield527 ya the amla in it darkens hair,shikakai helps in increasing Hair length n ritha or soapnuts in cleansing. In india,ritha is used for even washing clothes,interesting na!😁
@@anurimadas6203 Just lightly oil your hair because this cleanser is very gentle and take out very heavy oils such as castor oil, almond oil and coconut oil !
Proud to say that I've been using the same shampooing technique for 2 years now, I can say that my hair which had a brownish shade is all black and thick now, and the conditioning this shampoo does is amazing. Definitely the best for people with thinner hair or hair fall issues, which in my case I have hypothyroidism and thin hair(used to have, but it's definitely better now)and I swear by this shampoo my whole life. Bit time and effort consuming but definitely gives you positive result overtime with consistent use.
@@onionforpresident6545 Yes bcs it doesn't have chemicals which might weaken ur strands. This shampoo is completely safe but js be careful with it getting into ur eyes. Other than that, the best shampoo on the planet.
Proud to be an Indian that whole world is turning towards herbal remedies and these were used by Indians for centuries and thanks to our ancestors for figuring out these medicinal properties in the herbs...
Let me start off by saying how healthy and gorgeous your hair looks. It's beautiful. And you take such wonderful care of it. Thank you for explaining all of it so wonderfully. In my family, we have been using these powders for as long as I can remember. It has been passed down for generations in our house. Another thing we use along with all those you have mentioned, especially for children, since shikakhai can be quite unforgiving on the eye, is skip it altogether and use the leaves or powder of a tree called albizia amara. It's like the soap nut and very gooey but doesn't sting at all. We also add fresh or powdered curry leaves and hibiscus. It might sound like it's a lot, but we get fresh ingredients, dry them during summer and powder them to last a few months.
@@ayar7ma520 Yes, it's the best thing you could do for your hair 😍 it basically means that you stop using commercial hair products and you start using natural alternatives, like this video shows, or others, like egg, rye flour or just plain water
When I was in 10th my mum started this and then for next two years I was the girl with longest thickest and best hair in my entire school until one day I decided to chop them up and went ahead with market products now I have grey hair, think and falling hair. This video remind me to what now I should do go back to roots.
Now I can see many proud Indians in the comment section. I always thought why this never came up in your channel and finally you did. I’m always thankful for your wonderful channel , the info you’ve shared so far on this channel were much needed and have changed my life.
Hi... I'm from Bharath too & I'm pretty Sure it Lather. Tip: use it when it is little bit hotter than Luke warm after oil massaging your Scalp. ( Adding Hibiscus leaves , neem leaves & indigo leaves along with the ingredients you are using is kinda original recipe we use here... )Lots of love from Bharath ♥️
@@kirannathani9123 I did that and it's not that effective for sure, but I do use triphala, henna, assam tea and trikatu powders ( all in equal quantity for storage ( 1/2 tbsp for medium length hair for hair wash along with rita * add all these to hot water only). This recipe is for oily to normal scalp people like me. If you have a dry scalp please don't use it. But if you are same like me use kale mitti ( Indian Black clay ) or food grade bentonite clay as a hair pack 20 minutes before washing your hair. It helped me a lot.
The first time I used it, I couldn't believe how good the result was. My hair was voluminous, clean, soft !!! I didn't tell anyone cause MI Familia likes store-bought shampoos with sls and stuff. So happy I saw your video!
Do you shampoo after shampooing with this I mean with our mild shampoo to rinse it off or just simple wash your hair with this natural shampoo??and how much you wash with this shampoo in a week? 💕
I have used this for months now. This works! My hair is touching my bottom now! Even if one just uses The soap nuts and water alone it works. Boil it for 15-20min let cool and use---non stripping. Love it
Have been using this remedy since childhood. Its a chemical free blessing for hairs. Thanks for considering our ancient practices. Much love from India😘😘💙💚💛💜
You are so not kidding me I've been looking this for soooooooooooooooooooo long and the notification just popped up thank you so much sarah love you 😘♥️♥️💕
Herbal Shampoo: 7-8 pieces Shikakai 7-8 Areetha (without seeds) Handful of Amla 1-2 tbsp Methi seeds Soak overnight in 3 cups of water. Cook it to a boil, then simmer for 10 mins. Cool. Mash herbs with hands and strain through nut bag. Put in a squeeze bottle. Can be used upto a week in a fridge. Apply shampoo to dry scalp and hair. Massage that in leave it on hair for 3-5 mins. Wash off with water.
I’m a South Indian.very happy to see our very traditional cleaning natural ingredients being used by you..I still use them for cleaning my hair..Normally all the ingredients are sun dried and powdered..whenever I wash,I make a paste of it with water and wash it..no need for conditioning.The ingredients for making the powder are shikakai,Dried amla,Fenugreek,green gram .reetha, few dried hibiscus flowers,dried henna leaves,dried rose petals,some dried neem leaves and dried lemon ,orange peels.(a few more thing)..we make it once a year(has to be taken to a grinding mill) and store it.
Ur hair must be amazing❤ approximately for how many days shd we dry all of the herbs ? Can dry in direct sunlight ? Can u tell how much quantity of each herb we need ?
To all those who doubt if it works I would say this method is a tried and tested one for ages in India. If you are the one who loves everything clean and organic. Give this a try! Soapnuts need to be slightly less in quantity than Shikakai as it can be a bit drying. It may take a little getting used to initially as it doesn't lather much like store bought shampoos. You need to wash twice if you oil your hair before wash. But the result will be clean and lustrous looking hair for sure.
Thank you for letting us know about this herbal diy shampoo. I made it and used it. My hairfall has reduced, dandruff is gone, my frizzy hair has moisture now and it shines too. Overall it's an amazing creation for hair problems. I used the paste as a hair mask and it worked well for my short hair. Thank you soooooooo much!
@@kirannathani9123 to an extend it removes natural oils but definitely not like chemical shampoo. I used to wash my hair regularly with this diy shampoo and my hair felt difficult in the beginning but eventually it gained it's strength and became more manageable. Now a days I use it as in the below listed way. Oil my hair and keep it for half hour, use sulphate free shampoo to remove excess oil and then wash my hair with this herbal shampoo and then rinse my hair. It worked wonders and now I got rid of my dandruff problem.
This is Indian method, these gifts of nature have been used by Indians since a very very long time. I feel so elated to see foreigners using and praising our things.
Hi, I'm from India, thanks for sharing this video. We hv been using this from childhood by our ancestors and its passed on to us. Don't believe in chemical shampoos, but give this a try and you will love this shampoo and forget the chemical shampoo. God bless you all..
This is the best shampoo in the world. I have been using for 25 years. Natural, cheap and best. No hair problems. Because I'm an Indian and my family using this for. generations. I agree with you my dear. 👍👍👍😊
I have been using these things since 2 months and it truly worked for me....i dried em first and powdered them...i only used shikakai, reetha and amla powder, put 2 tablespoons of each in water and boil them for 15 minutes...let it cool down and apply it to you scalp. Let it rest for 30 to 60 mins and wash out....you can also filter the mixture....my hairs used to fall alot but after using this they stopped falling....
I am from India and this recipe works wonders on the hair. Thanks for posting this. 🥰 I've been wanting to make this but I don't find the whole herbs in the US. I find the powders in the Indian stores though but I too prefer using the whole herbs!
@@thankyouforeverything6250 That's the downside of this natural shampoo. This wouldn't help in getting rid of heavy oils on your hair because it's not a harsh surfactant. But like she said in the video you can first rinse out the oils with a bit of your regular shampoo and then use this to help with hair fall issues, dandruff etc.
padmini krishnan that sounds like a plus for me 😁 I’ve been using water only for my hair and don’t want to remove oils, just have a healthy scalp and hair. I definitely want to try this!
I can say that the method you mentioned are absolutely perfect, am from India....I don't use bottled store bought shampoo or conditioner but rather make my own at home, it's a bit of hardwork but it's worth it guys ....it's not like I've been using it from childhood, I really had good hair while in school then in college my hair got real bad, bcoz I didn't care enough, also started using shampoo and conditioner which I thought were doing good but it was not, it got so frizzy and dry, also so much hairfall....then I tried to stay away from these chemicals loaded shampoo for a long time....then started making these shampoo at home..... let me tell you guys I have been using this natural methods since like almost 4 yrs and hairfall has reduced and it's gentle andd doesn't wash away the good oils from the scalp, you don't even need conditioner atleast I don't use it.... sometimes u feel dry then may be just a pump or two of oil at the hairtips and just leave it like that it will get absorbed and condition your hair well, also one good thing is I have never ever used dryer or blower to dry my hair, it was always air drying, here in India most of us do air drying only and hair is very much sensitive to heat so no heat goes into hair.....I just love how people are starting to recognise the methods we have in our country since ages and transitioning to this method was the best I made for my hair. Have a good hair day 😉
We r luckiest that we have all these herbs alhamdulillah. Im from Pakistan and my ansastrs using these herbs fr a long time still these r precious fr us there is no comparison of naturopathy
Indian trust things more when they are taught about it by Non Indians who actually believe without prejudice and really give it a chance. Thanks a lot for this Video Ma'am.
This is wrong.. Why not trust are own ancestors.. Man... Why trusting firangis.... We have a rich culture tradition of our own.. Why do we need to ask or trust other people from different country.. And why not our own country... Let people come to us and ask about our recipes 😎
This seriously saved my hair I've been doing it for 2 weeks and god! My damaged hairs are rising, less broken and get fresher after each shampoo (once a week and one hour mask) For powders, as a tip I would recommend using yogurt instead of water, because it's really drying for my scalp if I don't add some greasy balance (eggs and aloe Vera as well)
A great tip - don't throw away the residue. One just needs to remove seeds if any, and then grind the residue (add some water if required) and use that paste as well. It's just same / even better than using plain boiled water
Thank you for this lovely video and your wonderful presentation! How delighted I am as an Indian to see you use these ancient Ayurvedic herbs to wash your hair. Though I was raised around these, I found myself instead using a whole lot of bottled products with fancy labels. Now after suffering hair damage from anti frizz chemically filled products and counter shampoos with impressive labels that did no good, I’ve turned back to all of these herbs and also add neem and hibiscus flowers to this diy shampoo. I use the powders not seeds. Hope this restores my hair to the long thick hair I had. I’m sure it takes patience and time. Your cascade of hair is truly beautiful. I hope this shampoo made a big difference to you. 🙏🏾❤️🌹
I m from South India we use it we can use it without guilt for our hair .. we dry it in sun and make powder of it and store it so that we can take a spoon and mix it with rice water for better results .. add hibiscus flower 🌺 and leaves too for natural conditioner
@@blessed9491 ya u can heavy blender or u have to grind it two three times in normal mixer grinder Best option is u can give it to any local flour mill shop if u r in India or anywhere which has this option.
I have been using this from past 2 years after listening to my mom whose hair used to touch her knees ... Now my hair fall has been completely reduced and i my hair become thicker than before ... As being an Indian I couldn't find these plants in cities so I used pure powder form which was available in one of the nearby stores near my house...
I am from Bangladesh and proud to say that my ancestors had been using these methods for a long time. Specifically Amla , methi, aloe Vera and coconut oil and trust me this works extremely well.
If you want it raw, you could try crushing/grinding it with a mortar and pestle to get it really concentrated, and strain through a nut milk bag. It would capture much more of the compounds in the ingredients.
One commenter suggested first massaging scalp with oil(s) before using this shampoo. That reminds me of something I've been thinking about which is: in skincare it's often recommended to double-cleanse, which means oil or oil-based cleanser first (to remove grime, well especially sunscreen and makeup) - THEN a water-based cleanser which truly removes the oil along with the grime. (Plus if I'm understanding this right, plant-based oils are emollients which is a barrier that both seals in any moisture already there and prevents good products from absorbing in, so I imagine leaving on oils that aren't washed off is best as a last step after all products and moisturizers). So it makes sense to me to first oil-massage scalp (also for the massage therapy/reflexology benefits plus different oils help balance different Ayurvedic doshas such as sesame oil calms/grounds Vata...could stand on towel or sit to not slip or even get full-body oil massage before shower) then use a gentle, water-based shampoo (such as perhaps this video's recipe which looks so fun). Especially if someone uses hair products, sweats, or gets dirty. And double-cleanse helps remove bacteria, odor, and old skin cells. As for nourishing, strengthening, softening, smoothing, shine, volumizing, defining, and hydrating ingredients, I'd think the most important place for those and spending much money (for hair or skin) is as a leave-on step after the double-cleanse since it'll have such longer contact with body than a quickly washed-off cleanser. Such as in a leave-in conditioner or deep conditioner or protein mask or well-formulated gels/creams/milks/mousses/sprays/whatnots for hair (or serums and moisturizer for skin). Then maybe seal and smooth it all up last with a little oil (probably better than silicone)? Disclaimer: I'm no scientist or hair expert, just trying to logically put together guesses and pieces of things I've learned from a zillion videos (and used to work in massage). Please everyone always do your own research and consult experts! I'm very open to feedback and continual learning! Also: great video! I'm curious how the gorgeous footage at the end was filmed! Edit: After writing all this I watched the video again. Whoops, it says leave this shampoo on 2-5 minutes (so guess it is on long enough for ingredients to have an effect). And it does mention oil as a first step but says it doesn't remove oil so there is another shampoo suggested for that. Cool!
I’ve made this with the addition of Flaxseeds and Seamoss and the baby version of Castile Soap, no African Black Soap Turned out Amazing, use it every week myself.
Girl I used to watch you all the time, you’re the reason I bought a wooden brush and seep with protective hairstyles 🤍 I want to do this sooo bad and I want to follow your skincare routine !!
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I started using the powders about 6 months ago because of hair fall. It is amazing! But I do it a little differently. I purchased cotton muslin bags, put the powder in the bag and then add the boiling water. I let it steep overnight and then squeeze the bag to get as much liquid out as possible without getting the powder. I then thicken the liquid with xanthan gum so it applies more like a shampoo and doesn’t just run off my head. My hair is medium length but very fine and I found that if I didn’t thicken it, it just ran off. After I apply the thickened liquid, I cover my hair with a shower cap and let it sit for 10-15 minutes and then rinse off. It is amazing how clean my hair feels! The hair fall has been greatly reduced to maybe less than a quarter of what it had been. My hair seems slightly thicker and it has gradually gotten darker. I am never going back to shampoo again!
Love 'home remedies' and natural ways to treat the body, mind and spirit! Thanks for that. I would also love to see what you usually eat? You speak often of the gut-mind connection and i completely agree and i am trying to work on that myself but would love to get some inspirations from you. Thanks a lot Sarah. Hope you are your loved ones are well. Take care. Love. Z.
Even I used have hair just like her straight bouncy and little wavy when I was in 7th standard . I never have split ends because of thick hair,my braids looks thicker then but as a teen I didn't take a good hair care and now I'll starting loosing my thick hair and it's not re growing.now I start to losing my confidence but honestly you'll have to a good genes if you want her's type of hair .
❤❤I have been using this shampoo for over 3 Years and i love it ; I love it so much that i make it for myself and store it for purchase . My experience has been great although the video say's to use the calia conditioner but i don't use any conditioner because my hair tends to soften at the root's and fall i may use a tiny amount only on the end of my hair . Also i clip my ends every 3 mts this also will help with steonger hair strands . I sell this to all my co-workers and they love it . ❤❤
Exactly! People are going to spend so much money on the products she uses thinking they’re going to get long thick hair like that. I’m sure the products are probably healthier for the general population but you won’t magically get long thick hair like hers. It’s all genetics and very small percentage is good haircare.
@@roo_13 what if I used to have tall and thick hair and I cut it and it never grow back, does that mean it's genetic or what😂 And I guess most girls watching this regretting cutting their hair and want to grew it back
The problem more people have is thinking that their hairfall and hair quality is FROM genetics...when propably around 80% have just some bad hair practices (shampoo and conditioner type, towelling, styling products etc) , stress or has a deficiency. If you correct it, you'll see immense changes in your hair. But people think '"it's genetics, I won't have hair that looks beautiful cause I'm unlucky". While genetics plays a big role , the environment you put your hair is also is just as important. You can't have majority of the female population having hair shedding and thinning, if genetic disorders aren't that common (e.g 3% of population). Know your body's current state by figuring out what it lacks or is high in.. (get a blood test- hormones ? Deficiency? ) is a good way to start. If the results of the test is good, Your doctor THEN looks at female pattern baldness or other kinds of genetic considerations.
Methi dana (seeds) are so good for health. You can also use them in food, esp. when cooking indian vegetable stew. Beside their nutritional benefits, these seeds give amazing flavor in food. You must try it! I never know methi dana can also be applied to hair. Amazing! thanks
I make this herbal shampoo for my hair love it. I can't use anything else on my hair other store bought shampoo makes my hair itch. Thanks for this reciepe love it❤
You can use conditioner for the paste. I always add 2 tbl into the paste and you'll have a gloss. I just add in henna or cassia and it's easy to rinse out and leaves no mess :) Soothing and beautiful video as always
After losing my pregnancy, I've been kinda obsessive with eliminating chemicals and toxins in my home to avoid it happening again. I've been looking for a homemade shampoo/conditioner that isn't crazy hard to make or too expensive and I really want to try this recipe out
Do I have been using this shampoo for a few months now and I can see a huge difference in my hair! It is healthier and my scalp feels amazing! Thank you!
Everything was amazing about this video. The music and scenery were lovely as was your hair. The explanations were perfect and thanks for showing how to make it with the powders as those whole ingredients are hard to find. I usually put a lot of oil in my hair but I'm interested in trying this anyways. Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this really! I am really happy I could finally make a natural shampoo. I was dreaming of this because my hair got damaged from the unatural shampoos. And thank you for all the explanations. Your channel is very instructive!!
@@kirannathani9123 Yes I am actually only using these indian powders to rinse my hair: Shikaki, amla, reetha. They naturally keep the narural oils in your hair, especially if you have dry hair, while cleaning your scalp. Totally recommend!
@@kirannathani9123 If you find them drying, add a little bit of any essential oil you like to the shampoo. It will leave your scalp clean and your hair soft. You can accompany this with doing a hair treatment once a week. It can be massaging your scalp with one or mix of an essential oil and hair overnight( cover it with something). And herbal treatments like henna..etc. You will a huge change in the health of your hair!
Hibiscus flower is added to the shikakai reetha alma mix before grinding it down. It gives the red colour and a BEAUTUFUL perfume. But it's boiled 1st then sat overnight and added befire processing into paste.
Coconut oil is the best oil to use on dry hair or as a conditioner. It does not leave a oil residue. Unless you put to much on. Usually just rub into your hands then run through hair. And it just washed out easy next wash.
I have long hair that's been looking aMAZING when i started going more natural hair care, so doing a fully homemade shampoo with these amazing ingredients? Sign me up 😍😍
@@theroad4708 Uhhh... this person didn't say anything about other countries not having their own natural remedies, or Indians being better than anyone else, they just said they didn't realise other people used things from their own country. Of course India isn't the only country to have such things, but they are one of the very few countries which kept these beautiful traditions alive. If it bothers you so much than use something by a different country. It really doesn't matter.
Oh my god. We in India have forgotten about our roots. My mother used to make this shampoo when I was younger and I literally had the best hair ever. We slowly switched to packaged shampoo but my mother didn't and her hair are healthier than mine at this age. Have to try this again
@@kirannathani9123 she just used to take 5-6 dried shikakai and amla. She would soak it overnight and in the morning rub the dried berries together to create foam. And then she would repeatedly wash her hair with that water and foam. Hope that helps
Your videos really calm me down when I’m sad or mad, I juste come here and it allows me to calm myself and think more about my actions, thank you! You’re really talented!
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I am from India and I am proud of my ancestors that there remedies is being used by the whole world . Keep going and keep makin such videos.. god bless you !!
I am from pakistan i would say your country recipes is rwally impressive😊
shahid wali khan same
What the oils make hair grow faster
@@user-so9xv6zn2v castor oil diluted with coconut oil works! :)
@@roseychips1922 love you bro from India
Its amazing how God provides everything we need for our bodies and self care in nature.
Mother.nature provided all of it!
@Lady Diaspora amen🙏
Yes you’re so right about that! “ 9 You have turned your attention to the earth, that you may give it abundance; You enrich it very much. The stream from God is full of water. You prepare their grain, For that is the way you prepare the earth.” Psalm 65:9
Praise God
If only he provided a user manual, too, instead of letting us figure it out over generations.
When you have all the ingredients and you feel like a boss 😎
You must be Indian lol
Pooja plaese can you contact me on my facebook Oum Mariam
@@pooja350 Nope,you must be indian or a lover of India and its culture & people❤️ big hugs from Morocco❤️
Do you also feel like an Indian?
Where did you get all these ingredients?
She actually has the hair they show in hair care advertisements, the ones that are strong and look stunning 😍
Ikrr
She also has youth.When older,all hormones go down the drain that no amount of shikaka will help you.
@@mihaeladog7187ur hair will still be in a better condition
she should be a Model
My mom always used to say old traditions are better. And now as an 18 yr old I agree with her. 1 yr of using this as a shampoo and I swear my hair look way healthier than before. It also doesn't harm the nature much.!!! A win-win!!🤗❤
Hello manasi plz mujhe bataiye kya aap aamla reetha waghairah ko gas par paka kar use karti hain ya bina gas par pakaye powder bana kar.. Kyunki suna hai ki paka kar use karne se baal safed ho jaate hain kya ye baat sahi hai?? plz reply zaroor kijiyega thank u dear..
@@hadiyafatma7076 According to Ayurveda, it's important to know your hair type. (VATA, PITTA or KAPHA) I'm Pitta-Kapha. So my hair are medium density and a little curly.( I have straight hair from roots and they curl at the ends) I have breast length hair. So the quantity and quality of the Reetha, Shikekai, Amla you use is also very important. I use powder form and I don't boil them in water but I do put them in hot water for soaking. Ayurveda lifestyle is pretty hard in modern world but sure is healthiest option for me.
@@manasipimprikar4871 thank u sooooo much for reply dear❤
@@manasipimprikar4871 did u dry the herbs n powder them yourself or got them in powder form only?
Hey Manasi how often should we use this herbal shampoo in a week??
Guys im telling you this recipe works wonders. I am pakistani and i have been using it for a while now. I used to have really bad hairfall but ever since i switched to this herbal shampoo, it has reduced significantly. One day my dad even asked me if i was wearing extensions.
Kindly do give it a try. Its so worth it.
P.s sorry for my english. Its not my first language.
Week me kittni bar use krte ho ap ? Normal Shampoo bhi use krte ho kia ? Please mjhe btana
In sub ko dry karke powder Banaker bhi ise karsakte hain.use it with hot water
You speak proper English compared to most Americans. Good job.
@@anitayadav-ks6jc once or twice. And yes i do use mild shampoo afterwards to get rid of all the powdery residue. However when i don't have to go out or need squeaky clean hair thwn i simply rinse it out. Over the lockdown i wasnt using shampoo. Only this concotion amd i discovered that after a few weeks my hair got used to it and didnt need shampoo
@@thebardisashieldmaiden1754 Thank you. That means a lot 💕💐
As an Indian my mum used to put all that in my hair when I was a kid and I still use it sometimes now. It totally works!
do you grind the herbs into a power and make it into a paste? Dod you ever eat the herbs? Have you heard of saw palmetto I am using it for my hair as it is rich in hair minerals.
@@lorelwebber6435 yes my mom grinds the ingredients into a powder and then the same procedure as the video
@@lorelwebber6435 you can grind these herbs and mix it together and store it in a air tight container !
When you need it just let it soak in water for overnight and then in the morning just boil it and cool it for using it on your hair!!
@@arpitajoshi3356 exactly
@@arpitajoshi3356 and to strain the water or use mixture with powder still in it, on hair?
You can boil the remaining stuff again, and you'll have another bottle of shampoo! In India, we either boil it again or dry it in the sun to use it later. Just a tip so that you get the most out of it :)
How many uses ?
Jordane Bellavance at most 2
What do u do with it after drying?
@@036ayeshakhalid9 we store it so that we can boil it later when required
@@yashodhara3152 thats a good tip.
As an Indian my self I was shocked when I saw words like shikakai, reetha and amla in title ..i thought how does she know about all this ...trust me these are the miracle ingredients and my grandma, mom and I use these and have a beautiful hair,,,, also MEETHI in coconut and castor oil will make your hair thick ...
Don't worry. Ayurvedic are well-known around the world 😀.
Do you know if using powder versions work the same?
@@annamarierecord7227 Pretty much. Just be sure those powders haven't been diluted/adulterated. The best bet would be to buy them from an Indian food store.
Can you please tell another name of shikakai cause I live in India but never heard of shikakai
Do you think I could add the meethi and castor oil to the shampoo as well or would it be best used separately?
It's been around 3-5 months since I started using it. I can't emphasize on how amazing it's been for me. I would lose a lot, LIKE A LOT of hair and using this, it's been a blessing.
I lost a lot of hair due to stress. Did your hair got thicker ?
@@urScorpioLady thicker in the sense, I got back my normal density. I didn't get like super crazy growth or shit like that. My hairfall reduced significantly.
Hey! Did you use the powder or the dried fruits?
Does it remove oil? And how much time needed to soak hair?
@@Alii9827 Ive used both. Both works
Honestly of all the long hair I've ever seen ... her's is the best!!
I too
No go in sneha Singh channel her hair was also so beautiful
Long hair videos and tip with roopa 👌👌💯
its healthy too😍
@@prithaprobir7546 cool
I am an indian, so proud of ayurveda. the whole world is pursuing our recipes for ayurvedic herbs. if you do it in iron pot it will increase the benefits
Shivanjali Rana u mean to soak n boil in iron pots?
@@kirannathani9123 yes
@@shivanjalirana7912 and what shd b the ratio of herbs ?
@@kirannathani9123 it depends on what is your concern. if dandruff increase reetha, if frizz increase shikakai if baldness increase amla. i use 1:2:3 as per requirement
@@kirannathani9123 as i have lots of dandruff and scalp issues. i use 1:2:3 A:S:R. 1 part amla 2 parts shikakai 3 parts reetha
I'm from India ,,, but in India we first blend all the jadibuti (herbs) together and store it into a jar ,,,so whenever we need it we take two tbs of that mixture with one cup water then we boil it until it reduced to half then we keep it over night and then in the morning we do the straining Proses and then we use it directly,,,so as I said we put it overnight ,so the reason behind is the herbs get extracted really well ,,,so ,,your shampoo is too runny in consistency ,,,bcs u didn't reduced it ,,,we'll keep growing love from India...
@bum bum hi! What do you mean by reducing? Can you explain please :)
@@zainabbhaloo3154 we should boil the mixture until it reduced to half ,,,adha hojai mixture tab tak boil karna hai😀🙏🏻🙏🏻
Do you boil it at low flame or high?
If you reduce one cup of water with the boiling process it’d be almost no liquid... Does it work?
@@sumedhalongani5124 low
I am from India and my mom has strictly not allowed me to use commercial shampoo because of all the toxic chemicals in it. So she made shikakai at home and istg it’s so much better. It washes your hair better, it leaves that natural shine, and it smells so amazing! Proud of my culture!
@Mansi Bala; too bad this little girl stole your native shampoo recipe from you folks and is now profiting from it!
@@christineribone9351 she didn't steal it, she didn't claim the recipe to be hers. Her sharing it allows the tradition to live on
Proud of your mom 💚
THISSSS is what i was looking for with 100% natural hair products… not the fake natural. what a blessing you are thankyou so much for sharing your knowledge
In india we have been using it since ages..but due to westernisation we kind of lost into the world of chemicals..however people in rural areas still use this recipe as shampoo..and they have really great hair..thank you for making this video..its a great inspiration
How many days can we store it.?
i live Bangalore.. everyone in my family still uses this.
@@sethulakshmi2426 we just buy/make the powdered counterparts and mix it and keep it away from moisture. It stays clean for months.
@@TheGenericIndianGirl do u dry the herbs in sunlight n then grind at home?
@@blessed9491 Powders like curry leaf powder, we make from scratch, with drying it under the sun.
Other than that, it depends.
The actual shikakai and chigare we buy powdered, from a local brand. make sure it"s 100% pure. (my personal favorite- Samrat shikakai. Available on amazon.).
Other things like fenugreek powder, we buy it dry and then powder it ourselves.
Hibiscus, amla and others depending on the type of produce we get.
I use the same recipe with aloevera gel and curry leaves....nd i have 60 inches long hairs....yes im indian🇮🇳
Wow great
What the oils u use
@@user-so9xv6zn2v mixture ofmustard oil and coconut oil will work best
But it doesn't take. Out the oil from your hair 😞
@@036ayeshakhalid9 Use more reetha. This is the key ingredient commonly known as soapnut which is responsible for creating foams
I'm an spanish woman and I'm learning tresures from indian people,about Ayurveda ,natural remedy,spirituality and more.there so much knowledge in India. I love you guys
Wow, this video took me back to my childhood, this was our Sunday morning routine ! My mom used to make this for us but we never realized importance and abundance of natural herbs back then ! Now after settling in US, I have started valuing it , but it’s not so easily available! Anyways thanks a lot for making this video, you really are blessed with most beautiful healthy hair 👌🏽🥰
Recently I have seen that my hair has been thinning. I've tried some natural remedies but have seen little change. I will buy all these ingredients and try this out. I remember going to India and saw a lot of women having beautiful long hair! I really admire their culture and for all the amazing herbs and natural remedies that they have.
EDIT: SO ... after so long and procrastinating on getting the ingredients I finally made it and will try to update in the next 2 weeks on my experience. My hair has been thinning even more for some reason. So Im ready to start and see a natural difference in my hair :)
can you give us an update after you try it? :)
Will definitely will, I haven't bought the ingredients because of money but as soon as I get paid and try it out will definitely comment here again.
@@lucychickableno worries, the ingredients are pricey! I was browsing them and all of them will definitely add up to a lot
@@maddieei so sorry that these ingredients are so expensive. Coz in india u can buy them for very cheap prices in local market.
@@anchalshahapurkar3536 india's on my bucket list, so maybe when i go, i'll try to find them :)
I've been using this for 3 months now. When I shampoo with dove shampoo I loose 50-100 strands, but when I use this my diy shampoo I lose only 10-15strands.
One more recipe:
Take hibiscus flower or tea, brew 5 flower or 2 tea bags add 10 pods of shikakai, and leave it overnight. Use this as a shampoo it won't darken the hair.
I'll try this tooo thanks ❤️❤️❤️
Hey does it work on oiled hair?
Nice thanks mam👍☺
@@quaintwoods5456 I am not sure but you may try. I guess it can remove light oils like argan oil.Im sure this shampoo removes all dirt and flakes from hair.
@@quaintwoods5456 just lightly oil your hair because this gentle shampoo can't take off oils like castor oil, coconut oil and sweet almond oil !!
Well you don't need to oil your hair that often when you use this shampoo because your scalp will secreat enough oils !
This is literally the best shikakai shampoo tutorial that exists on TH-cam. Great job Sarah!
Being an INDIAN
I already knew this!!
And i am using this since years
And yeah it really works!do try!
I have heard that it darkens hair is that true?
Can I use it after hair oiling?
As for us indians hair oiling is a must before shampooing.💓
@@anurimadas6203 ya and then use it as a hair cleanser. It's awesome but the amla in it may cause cold so don't put it for a very long time.
@@alizwackfield527 ya the amla in it darkens hair,shikakai helps in increasing Hair length n ritha or soapnuts in cleansing.
In india,ritha is used for even washing clothes,interesting na!😁
@@anurimadas6203 Just lightly oil your hair because this cleanser is very gentle and take out very heavy oils such as castor oil, almond oil and coconut oil !
Proud to say that I've been using the same shampooing technique for 2 years now, I can say that my hair which had a brownish shade is all black and thick now, and the conditioning this shampoo does is amazing. Definitely the best for people with thinner hair or hair fall issues, which in my case I have hypothyroidism and thin hair(used to have, but it's definitely better now)and I swear by this shampoo my whole life. Bit time and effort consuming but definitely gives you positive result overtime with consistent use.
is your thin? then thicker after using this shampoo?
That's amazing 👍🏻do u use the same method that she's shared in the video?
Does it work to remove oil from hair
Does it darken fingers/finger tips over time?
Or skin in general since it comes in contact with our body while washing off?
@@onionforpresident6545 Yes bcs it doesn't have chemicals which might weaken ur strands. This shampoo is completely safe but js be careful with it getting into ur eyes. Other than that, the best shampoo on the planet.
Proud to be an Indian that whole world is turning towards herbal remedies and these were used by Indians for centuries and thanks to our ancestors for figuring out these medicinal properties in the herbs...
can we appreciate her narration in her videos, so soothing 😍
Let me start off by saying how healthy and gorgeous your hair looks. It's beautiful. And you take such wonderful care of it. Thank you for explaining all of it so wonderfully.
In my family, we have been using these powders for as long as I can remember. It has been passed down for generations in our house.
Another thing we use along with all those you have mentioned, especially for children, since shikakhai can be quite unforgiving on the eye, is skip it altogether and use the leaves or powder of a tree called albizia amara. It's like the soap nut and very gooey but doesn't sting at all. We also add fresh or powdered curry leaves and hibiscus. It might sound like it's a lot, but we get fresh ingredients, dry them during summer and powder them to last a few months.
Albizia is a great conditioning agent😍
Approximately For how many days shd we dry them in the sun for ? And do u mean hibiscus flower or leaves ?
@Lavanya Rahul
Does it work to remove the oil too?
This is exactly what I needed! I am trying the "No Poo" method and wanted a gentle hair cleanser to use. I think I will try this!
Is the no poo method good? The want to try it .can you guid me?
@@ayar7ma520 yeah me too I wanna try it out
I'm not sure this shampoo recipe is considered no poo because it contains soapberries.
@@CorinRae yeah it does contain soapberries which is 100 perceny chemical free and wont harm the hair
@@ayar7ma520 Yes, it's the best thing you could do for your hair 😍 it basically means that you stop using commercial hair products and you start using natural alternatives, like this video shows, or others, like egg, rye flour or just plain water
Being Indian i m proud of my ancestors for such natural remedies love from india keep growing
@Sakshi Dhawale; too bad this little girl stole your native shampoo recipe from you folks and is now profiting from it!
How is the smell? Thank you
When I was in 10th my mum started this and then for next two years I was the girl with longest thickest and best hair in my entire school until one day I decided to chop them up and went ahead with market products now I have grey hair, think and falling hair. This video remind me to what now I should do go back to roots.
Now I can see many proud Indians in the comment section. I always thought why this never came up in your channel and finally you did. I’m always thankful for your wonderful channel , the info you’ve shared so far on this channel were much needed and have changed my life.
Hi... I'm from Bharath too & I'm pretty Sure it Lather.
Tip: use it when it is little bit hotter than Luke warm after oil massaging your Scalp. ( Adding Hibiscus leaves , neem leaves & indigo leaves along with the ingredients you are using is kinda original recipe we use here... )Lots of love from Bharath ♥️
Bala can we use sun dried leaves powder of hibiscus n neem?
@@kirannathani9123 I did that and it's not that effective for sure, but I do use triphala, henna, assam tea and trikatu powders ( all in equal quantity for storage ( 1/2 tbsp for medium length hair for hair wash along with rita * add all these to hot water only). This recipe is for oily to normal scalp people like me. If you have a dry scalp please don't use it. But if you are same like me use kale mitti ( Indian Black clay ) or food grade bentonite clay as a hair pack 20 minutes before washing your hair. It helped me a lot.
@@Bala-yu7hg what is the ratio of herbs u use for this shampoo? And which is better ..full herbs or powder?
@@kirannathani9123 I am using dried herbs but powder will do the same. Mix them in equal quantity & store them in a jar, use half spn with Rita
@@Bala-yu7hg indigo leaves will change the hair color ?
The first time I used it, I couldn't believe how good the result was. My hair was voluminous, clean, soft !!! I didn't tell anyone cause MI Familia likes store-bought shampoos with sls and stuff. So happy I saw your video!
Thank you for sharing ❤️
@@jessica.rachna always a pleasure!
Thank you for Sharing your experience
Do you shampoo after shampooing with this I mean with our mild shampoo to rinse it off or just simple wash your hair with this natural shampoo??and how much you wash with this shampoo in a week? 💕
@@sugarssister8322 I use only this and 1 or 2 times/week!
I have used this for months now. This works! My hair is touching my bottom now! Even if one just uses The soap nuts and water alone it works. Boil it for 15-20min let cool and use---non stripping. Love it
What about soaking overnight? Not necessary?
Can one use powder instead?
Have been using this remedy since childhood. Its a chemical free blessing for hairs. Thanks for considering our ancient practices. Much love from India😘😘💙💚💛💜
You are so not kidding me I've been looking this for soooooooooooooooooooo long and the notification just popped up thank you so much sarah love you 😘♥️♥️💕
Who’s Sarah?
@@giathelittleyoutuber9707 That's a deep, philosophical question.
@@giathelittleyoutuber9707 it's her name if you known her for a long time you'd know she is she's holistichabits @truthpeacelove
Aila reese oh wait ya I remember! I’m so dumb I had watched her vid that says her name is Sarah... I’m so dumb I forgot...
@@giathelittleyoutuber9707 great you remember that
Herbal Shampoo:
7-8 pieces Shikakai
7-8 Areetha (without seeds)
Handful of Amla
1-2 tbsp Methi seeds
Soak overnight in 3 cups of water. Cook it to a boil, then simmer for 10 mins. Cool. Mash herbs with hands and strain through nut bag. Put in a squeeze bottle. Can be used upto a week in a fridge.
Apply shampoo to dry scalp and hair. Massage that in leave it on hair for 3-5 mins. Wash off with water.
thanks, does this condition too?
@@charlielouwoo yes, but if you want nice hair you should condition
This is my childhood! When my mum used to wash my hair and I loved the feeling shikakai on my hair.
@Rudra Shankar; too bad this little girl stole your native shampoo recipe from you folks and is now profiting from it!
This is exactly what all Indian grandmothers used...and their hair were amazing and never greyed.....Love from India♥️♥️♥️
You can just grind the residual part and apply it as hair mask...also a bit of lemon and yoghurt... Love from India
I’m a South Indian.very happy to see our very traditional cleaning natural ingredients being used by you..I still use them for cleaning my hair..Normally all the ingredients are sun dried and powdered..whenever I wash,I make a paste of it with water and wash it..no need for conditioning.The ingredients for making the powder are shikakai,Dried amla,Fenugreek,green gram .reetha, few dried hibiscus flowers,dried henna leaves,dried rose petals,some dried neem leaves and dried lemon ,orange peels.(a few more thing)..we make it once a year(has to be taken to a grinding mill) and store it.
Ur hair must be amazing❤ approximately for how many days shd we dry all of the herbs ? Can dry in direct sunlight ? Can u tell how much quantity of each herb we need ?
make a video the next time if you want :)
woww❤
@@blessed9491 will give the exact quantity after I refer it from my diary..sorry for my late reply.
@@cutebunny6690 will try sending some videos if I find videos in English…there are many videos in our native language Tamil.
To all those who doubt if it works I would say this method is a tried and tested one for ages in India. If you are the one who loves everything clean and organic. Give this a try! Soapnuts need to be slightly less in quantity than Shikakai as it can be a bit drying. It may take a little getting used to initially as it doesn't lather much like store bought shampoos. You need to wash twice if you oil your hair before wash. But the result will be clean and lustrous looking hair for sure.
What do you add to it to make it “shampooie “ foamy ?
I tried washing my hair after oiling.. but it didnt remove oil .. what should I do now
@@urScorpioLady you can add grounded flaxseed in this shampoo, while boiling , it will become thick .
She has such an aesthetic prettiness and she always boosts my mood🌱✨
I’ve tried it with just powder of those herbs and it worked wonders, my hair was clean, shiny and silky. I was amazed
Thank you for letting us know about this herbal diy shampoo. I made it and used it. My hairfall has reduced, dandruff is gone, my frizzy hair has moisture now and it shines too. Overall it's an amazing creation for hair problems. I used the paste as a hair mask and it worked well for my short hair. Thank you soooooooo much!
Jennifer Boban Leon did the shampoo remove oils from your hair?
@@kirannathani9123 to an extend it removes natural oils but definitely not like chemical shampoo. I used to wash my hair regularly with this diy shampoo and my hair felt difficult in the beginning but eventually it gained it's strength and became more manageable. Now a days I use it as in the below listed way.
Oil my hair and keep it for half hour, use sulphate free shampoo to remove excess oil and then wash my hair with this herbal shampoo and then rinse my hair. It worked wonders and now I got rid of my dandruff problem.
This is Indian method, these gifts of nature have been used by Indians since a very very long time. I feel so elated to see foreigners using and praising our things.
@Monsali Nandi; too bad this little girl stole your native shampoo recipe from you folks and is now profiting from it!
@@christineribone9351 .....
Hi, I'm from India, thanks for sharing this video. We hv been using this from childhood by our ancestors and its passed on to us. Don't believe in chemical shampoos, but give this a try and you will love this shampoo and forget the chemical shampoo. God bless you all..
@Gertrude Paul Galbano; too bad this little girl stole your native shampoo recipe from you folks and is now profiting from it!
Can you do a whole Video on how to cut split ends Because I’m still confused on what they even are and how to cut😩?
Like so she sees😁
I am from India and i feel so proud that people outside india are using the remedies suggested by our ancestors 😍😍❤❤
@jessica; too bad this little girl stole your native shampoo recipe from you folks and is now profiting from it!
This is the best shampoo in the world. I have been using for 25 years. Natural, cheap and best. No hair problems. Because I'm an Indian and my family using this for. generations. I agree with you my dear. 👍👍👍😊
did the shampoo took out the oily hair? A lot of people in the comment section said that it doesn’t work to cleanse the oil hair
@@gorgetteadelaide7058 same question..would really like an answer🤗
I have been using these things since 2 months and it truly worked for me....i dried em first and powdered them...i only used shikakai, reetha and amla powder, put 2 tablespoons of each in water and boil them for 15 minutes...let it cool down and apply it to you scalp. Let it rest for 30 to 60 mins and wash out....you can also filter the mixture....my hairs used to fall alot but after using this they stopped falling....
For how many days did u dry the herbs ?
It takes 1 to 2 days in summer. Might take few days more in winter
@@pradnyashende2513 OK n did u powder them at home ? As no flour mill ready to do it in my city
@@blessed9491 yes.
@@pradnyashende2513 thanks a lot for replying
I am from India and this recipe works wonders on the hair. Thanks for posting this. 🥰
I've been wanting to make this but I don't find the whole herbs in the US. I find the powders in the Indian stores though but I too prefer using the whole herbs!
Amazon has all these powders or nuts!!
Does it remove oil
@@thankyouforeverything6250 That's the downside of this natural shampoo. This wouldn't help in getting rid of heavy oils on your hair because it's not a harsh surfactant. But like she said in the video you can first rinse out the oils with a bit of your regular shampoo and then use this to help with hair fall issues, dandruff etc.
@@Logicmatters582 👍
padmini krishnan that sounds like a plus for me 😁 I’ve been using water only for my hair and don’t want to remove oils, just have a healthy scalp and hair. I definitely want to try this!
I can say that the method you mentioned are absolutely perfect, am from India....I don't use bottled store bought shampoo or conditioner but rather make my own at home, it's a bit of hardwork but it's worth it guys ....it's not like I've been using it from childhood, I really had good hair while in school then in college my hair got real bad, bcoz I didn't care enough, also started using shampoo and conditioner which I thought were doing good but it was not, it got so frizzy and dry, also so much hairfall....then I tried to stay away from these chemicals loaded shampoo for a long time....then started making these shampoo at home..... let me tell you guys I have been using this natural methods since like almost 4 yrs and hairfall has reduced and it's gentle andd doesn't wash away the good oils from the scalp, you don't even need conditioner atleast I don't use it.... sometimes u feel dry then may be just a pump or two of oil at the hairtips and just leave it like that it will get absorbed and condition your hair well, also one good thing is I have never ever used dryer or blower to dry my hair, it was always air drying, here in India most of us do air drying only and hair is very much sensitive to heat so no heat goes into hair.....I just love how people are starting to recognise the methods we have in our country since ages and transitioning to this method was the best I made for my hair. Have a good hair day 😉
Great n even I'm just going to start this ..same story as yours😃hope it helps
We r luckiest that we have all these herbs alhamdulillah. Im from Pakistan and my ansastrs using these herbs fr a long time still these r precious fr us there is no comparison of naturopathy
I'm Indian and have been using this for years. I always get compliments for thick hairs☺
Khushi wow that's great 👍🏻do u use the same method that she's shared in the video?
Her hair is goalllsss
But she invests so much time and money to the products she uses
Even the essential oils are sooo expensive
Like whaaatt
We're broke and poor aren't we lol
@@lovekpop3892 totally 😂
I agree ! She is my favorite TH-camr but everything is so so rare and expensive and nobody usually has it at home
Dear this diy shampoo indigrents rate very cheap. You can easily find in any grocery store in india
@@nessjezz8054 yeah, and where in America?
Indian trust things more when they are taught about it by Non Indians who actually believe without prejudice and really give it a chance.
Thanks a lot for this Video Ma'am.
This is wrong.. Why not trust are own ancestors.. Man... Why trusting firangis.... We have a rich culture tradition of our own.. Why do we need to ask or trust other people from different country.. And why not our own country... Let people come to us and ask about our recipes 😎
This seriously saved my hair I've been doing it for 2 weeks and god! My damaged hairs are rising, less broken and get fresher after each shampoo (once a week and one hour mask)
For powders, as a tip I would recommend using yogurt instead of water, because it's really drying for my scalp if I don't add some greasy balance (eggs and aloe Vera as well)
U shd use a shower cap when u apply the paste.. it will help in not drying out the paste on the hair
@@48muskan yes I wrap my hair with plastics, if it dries it's harder to remove and not doing it's job, keep it moist!
Just add the fenugreek powder.. it is ULTRA moisturizing and conditioning.. your hair will slip out of your fingers... give it a try! :)
U use it as a mask also?
As an Indian i have been using dis since my childhood nd Yes it works .....your hair will thnx u for dis ...
Can you please tell the ratio of the 3 herbs ?
A great tip - don't throw away the residue. One just needs to remove seeds if any, and then grind the residue (add some water if required) and use that paste as well. It's just same / even better than using plain boiled water
Thank you for this lovely video and your wonderful presentation! How delighted I am as an Indian to see you use these ancient Ayurvedic herbs to wash your hair. Though I was raised around these, I found myself instead using a whole lot of bottled products with fancy labels. Now after suffering hair damage from anti frizz chemically filled products and counter shampoos with impressive labels that did no good, I’ve turned back to all of these herbs and also add neem and hibiscus flowers to this diy shampoo. I use the powders not seeds. Hope this restores my hair to the long thick hair I had. I’m sure it takes patience and time. Your cascade of hair is truly beautiful. I hope this shampoo made a big difference to you. 🙏🏾❤️🌹
I m from South India we use it we can use it without guilt for our hair .. we dry it in sun and make powder of it and store it so that we can take a spoon and mix it with rice water for better results ..
add hibiscus flower 🌺 and leaves too for natural conditioner
For how many days to sundry the herbs ? And can u make the powder at home ?
@@blessed9491 two three days under direct sun
@@sridevisendel555 that's great n can we grind it at home in our mixer grinder ?
@@blessed9491 ya u can heavy blender or u have to grind it two three times in normal mixer grinder
Best option is u can give it to any local flour mill shop if u r in India or anywhere which has this option.
I have been using this from past 2 years after listening to my mom whose hair used to touch her knees ... Now my hair fall has been completely reduced and i my hair become thicker than before ... As being an Indian I couldn't find these plants in cities so I used pure powder form which was available in one of the nearby stores near my house...
But in india it may be available in old kirana shops, not in malls or stores.☺
@@shanusinha4679 ya in malls and all we won't get 😂😂...even if we get it will be twice the original cost😂
In India we use this remedy since vedic period as ayurvedic remedy thank-you for spreading this ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I am from Bangladesh and proud to say that my ancestors had been using these methods for a long time. Specifically Amla , methi, aloe Vera and coconut oil and trust me this works extremely well.
If you want it raw, you could try crushing/grinding it with a mortar and pestle to get it really concentrated, and strain through a nut milk bag. It would capture much more of the compounds in the ingredients.
I do the same .. cook grind and strain .. in this way its much easier to apply as it turns into a hair mask
One commenter suggested first massaging scalp with oil(s) before using this shampoo. That reminds me of something I've been thinking about which is: in skincare it's often recommended to double-cleanse, which means oil or oil-based cleanser first (to remove grime, well especially sunscreen and makeup) - THEN a water-based cleanser which truly removes the oil along with the grime.
(Plus if I'm understanding this right, plant-based oils are emollients which is a barrier that both seals in any moisture already there and prevents good products from absorbing in, so I imagine leaving on oils that aren't washed off is best as a last step after all products and moisturizers).
So it makes sense to me to first oil-massage scalp (also for the massage therapy/reflexology benefits plus different oils help balance different Ayurvedic doshas such as sesame oil calms/grounds Vata...could stand on towel or sit to not slip or even get full-body oil massage before shower) then use a gentle, water-based shampoo (such as perhaps this video's recipe which looks so fun). Especially if someone uses hair products, sweats, or gets dirty. And double-cleanse helps remove bacteria, odor, and old skin cells.
As for nourishing, strengthening, softening, smoothing, shine, volumizing, defining, and hydrating ingredients, I'd think the most important place for those and spending much money (for hair or skin) is as a leave-on step after the double-cleanse since it'll have such longer contact with body than a quickly washed-off cleanser. Such as in a leave-in conditioner or deep conditioner or protein mask or well-formulated gels/creams/milks/mousses/sprays/whatnots for hair (or serums and moisturizer for skin). Then maybe seal and smooth it all up last with a little oil (probably better than silicone)?
Disclaimer: I'm no scientist or hair expert, just trying to logically put together guesses and pieces of things I've learned from a zillion videos (and used to work in massage). Please everyone always do your own research and consult experts! I'm very open to feedback and continual learning!
Also: great video! I'm curious how the gorgeous footage at the end was filmed!
Edit: After writing all this I watched the video again. Whoops, it says leave this shampoo on 2-5 minutes (so guess it is on long enough for ingredients to have an effect). And it does mention oil as a first step but says it doesn't remove oil so there is another shampoo suggested for that. Cool!
I have a very long hair...I'm 16. from india..we add more than 10 ingredients and store them for months....it is really help for hair...must try❤️
What else do you add? And how do you store it?
Can you share your 10 ingredient's?
I’ve made this with the addition of Flaxseeds and Seamoss and the baby version of Castile Soap, no African Black Soap
Turned out Amazing, use it every week myself.
Wow...it's a very nice video. I am an Indian and I just love the fact that people from different countries also trying these things . Nice video .😊
Girl I used to watch you all the time, you’re the reason I bought a wooden brush and seep with protective hairstyles 🤍 I want to do this sooo bad and I want to follow your skincare routine !!
I'm literally want to see your video ...😭😭😭😭😭
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I started using the powders about 6 months ago because of hair fall. It is amazing! But I do it a little differently. I purchased cotton muslin bags, put the powder in the bag and then add the boiling water. I let it steep overnight and then squeeze the bag to get as much liquid out as possible without getting the powder. I then thicken the liquid with xanthan gum so it applies more like a shampoo and doesn’t just run off my head. My hair is medium length but very fine and I found that if I didn’t thicken it, it just ran off. After I apply the thickened liquid, I cover my hair with a shower cap and let it sit for 10-15 minutes and then rinse off. It is amazing how clean my hair feels! The hair fall has been greatly reduced to maybe less than a quarter of what it had been. My hair seems slightly thicker and it has gradually gotten darker. I am never going back to shampoo again!
Anna Bencheck... yes that's what I needed to do , add the xanthan gum!
Thank God I belong to eastern country. These ingredients are easily available. Gonna try this today.😍 love from Pakistan.🇵🇰
Indian 🇮🇳 here. Ive used thiss for soooo longggg !!!! I RECOMMEND
Love 'home remedies' and natural ways to treat the body, mind and spirit! Thanks for that. I would also love to see what you usually eat? You speak often of the gut-mind connection and i completely agree and i am trying to work on that myself but would love to get some inspirations from you. Thanks a lot Sarah. Hope you are your loved ones are well. Take care. Love. Z.
your voice make me relaxed it's like meditation every time I want to relax I go see your videos so lovely have you here ✨
Even I used have hair just like her straight bouncy and little wavy when I was in 7th standard . I never have split ends because of thick hair,my braids looks thicker then but as a teen I didn't take a good hair care and now I'll starting loosing my thick hair and it's not re growing.now I start to losing my confidence but honestly you'll have to a good genes if you want her's type of hair .
❤❤I have been using this shampoo for over 3 Years and i love it ; I love it so much that i make it for myself and store it for purchase . My experience has been great although the video say's to use the calia conditioner but i don't use any conditioner because my hair tends to soften at the root's and fall i may use a tiny amount only on the end of my hair . Also i clip my ends every 3 mts this also will help with steonger hair strands . I sell this to all my co-workers and they love it . ❤❤
Using this from childhood...makes hair long healthy and beautiful...love from India.
Genetics is the most important factor forgotten by everyone
Exactly! People are going to spend so much money on the products she uses thinking they’re going to get long thick hair like that. I’m sure the products are probably healthier for the general population but you won’t magically get long thick hair like hers. It’s all genetics and very small percentage is good haircare.
@@roo_13 yes BT I will strengthen ur hair which will cause less hairfall
@@roo_13 what if I used to have tall and thick hair and I cut it and it never grow back, does that mean it's genetic or what😂
And I guess most girls watching this regretting cutting their hair and want to grew it back
@@xxa5403 so true
The problem more people have is thinking that their hairfall and hair quality is FROM genetics...when propably around 80% have just some bad hair practices (shampoo and conditioner type, towelling, styling products etc) , stress or has a deficiency. If you correct it, you'll see immense changes in your hair. But people think '"it's genetics, I won't have hair that looks beautiful cause I'm unlucky". While genetics plays a big role , the environment you put your hair is also is just as important. You can't have majority of the female population having hair shedding and thinning, if genetic disorders aren't that common (e.g 3% of population).
Know your body's current state by figuring out what it lacks or is high in.. (get a blood test- hormones ? Deficiency? ) is a good way to start. If the results of the test is good, Your doctor THEN looks at female pattern baldness or other kinds of genetic considerations.
Could you pls do an updated plant collection I really enjoy your plants❤️😊😌
And it makes your hair MORE beautiful, Sarah. 😍💓
Methi dana (seeds) are so good for health. You can also use them in food, esp. when cooking indian vegetable stew. Beside their nutritional benefits, these seeds give amazing flavor in food. You must try it! I never know methi dana can also be applied to hair. Amazing! thanks
I make this herbal shampoo for my hair love it. I can't use anything else on my hair other store bought shampoo makes my hair itch. Thanks for this reciepe love it❤
You can use conditioner for the paste. I always add 2 tbl into the paste and you'll have a gloss. I just add in henna or cassia and it's easy to rinse out and leaves no mess :) Soothing and beautiful video as always
After losing my pregnancy, I've been kinda obsessive with eliminating chemicals and toxins in my home to avoid it happening again. I've been looking for a homemade shampoo/conditioner that isn't crazy hard to make or too expensive and I really want to try this recipe out
That's great! I find that exercise helped me a lot. Organic food as well. No sugar. It's like the reason behind any health problems I had
Perfect timing! I just bought fenugreek powder and Amla powder 💕
I am Indian I would like to worship our ayurvedic ❤️scriptures and these all ingredients are easily available in my India ❤️
Do I have been using this shampoo for a few months now and I can see a huge difference in my hair! It is healthier and my scalp feels amazing! Thank you!
I'm waiting since 1 month for your videos 😭 finally I watched it and Sarah plz do more video's darling... Love you... You are my inspiration.. 😘😘
Yes really she put very few video I also love here
Everything was amazing about this video. The music and scenery were lovely as was your hair. The explanations were perfect and thanks for showing how to make it with the powders as those whole ingredients are hard to find. I usually put a lot of oil in my hair but I'm interested in trying this anyways. Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this really! I am really happy I could finally make a natural shampoo. I was dreaming of this because my hair got damaged from the unatural shampoos. And thank you for all the explanations. Your channel is very instructive!!
Have you seen a difference after using this?
@@kirannathani9123 Yes I am actually only using these indian powders to rinse my hair: Shikaki, amla, reetha. They naturally keep the narural oils in your hair, especially if you have dry hair, while cleaning your scalp. Totally recommend!
@@kirannathani9123 If you find them drying, add a little bit of any essential oil you like to the shampoo. It will leave your scalp clean and your hair soft. You can accompany this with doing a hair treatment once a week. It can be massaging your scalp with one or mix of an essential oil and hair overnight( cover it with something). And herbal treatments like henna..etc. You will a huge change in the health of your hair!
@@eurusirius what proportion do u take of each ingredient?and pls press the like button under my comment so that I get a notification,👍🏻🤗
Hibiscus flower is added to the shikakai reetha alma mix before grinding it down. It gives the red colour and a BEAUTUFUL perfume. But it's boiled 1st then sat overnight and added befire processing into paste.
Coconut oil is the best oil to use on dry hair or as a conditioner. It does not leave a oil residue. Unless you put to much on. Usually just rub into your hands then run through hair. And it just washed out easy next wash.
I have long hair that's been looking aMAZING when i started going more natural hair care, so doing a fully homemade shampoo with these amazing ingredients? Sign me up 😍😍
How to make you’re natural conditioner please tell me
It's really shocking that Indian remedies are used by foreigners..... proud to be an Indian
@@theroad4708 you might have used something that is lost and you cant use it now, so stop getting jealous . India still has them .
@@theroad4708 Uhhh... this person didn't say anything about other countries not having their own natural remedies, or Indians being better than anyone else, they just said they didn't realise other people used things from their own country. Of course India isn't the only country to have such things, but they are one of the very few countries which kept these beautiful traditions alive. If it bothers you so much than use something by a different country. It really doesn't matter.
@@theroad4708 actually, in eurpoe they didn't care much for personal hygiene back in the time.
@Lucy Rane Tbh most Indian just use chemical shampoo nowdays
@@theroad4708 just research from where Europeans brought the concept of shampooing :)
You have helped my skin and hair glow!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Oh my god. We in India have forgotten about our roots. My mother used to make this shampoo when I was younger and I literally had the best hair ever. We slowly switched to packaged shampoo but my mother didn't and her hair are healthier than mine at this age. Have to try this again
Can u gv the measurement of each herb ?
@@kirannathani9123 she just used to take 5-6 dried shikakai and amla. She would soak it overnight and in the morning rub the dried berries together to create foam. And then she would repeatedly wash her hair with that water and foam. Hope that helps
Your videos really calm me down when I’m sad or mad, I juste come here and it allows me to calm myself and think more about my actions, thank you! You’re really talented!