Thank you for sharing this recipe for rice conditioner. I chose to mix it with coconut milk and flaxseed gel. It has totally made a big difference in my hair. I truly owe you for this. I've been watching all your videos which are so inspirational. My deepest gratitude to you 🙏🏿. Canadian Jamaican fan 🇯🇲🇨🇦🇯🇲🇨🇦
I've been adding rice to my conditioner and I love it! I'm still using what I have in my cabinet white rice! My hair is very manageable and has grown much! I also use it in a spray bottle and I moisturize during the week while my hair is in protective style big juicy braids! The smel doesn't even stand a chance w argon oil and drops of lemon juice! I've been using rice and rice water for 2yrs. Again make it so that u scalp & hair is happy!
I tried this hair conditioner and people I love it my hair love it, very easy to make... my hair feels soft and look wonderful I couldn't believe how nice it is.... I have found a new conditioner for my hair..... 😍😍😍
Back2NaturalGirls Thank you, for sharing.... I will continue using this conditioner and I will give you an update in a few months time.... Once again THANK YOU 🌹🌹🌹
@TheRealkey I only tried it once and I like how soft and easy to manage my hair was.... I'm going to give it a month and see if it makes a difference to my hair..... thank you for your question???👍👍👍
Hello all! So I just tried to do this recipe today...I can't remember who it was who said they were using black rice instead of white...all I have to say is...ABORT MISSION!!! The black rice...especially the long grain rice did not grind up well in the blender and I had that thing going for 15+ minutes...and now I still have rice particles in my hair 🙄🙄. Other than my trial and error...I think this could be beneficial...my curls were popping out of this world when I was applying the mask and after I rinsed it out...and my sister said my hair felt extremely soft and moisturized...even though I stood so long under the water that I probably washed away any beneficial aspects of the mask....I'm going to try it again, although I'm a little nervous about blending the rice...I think I'm just going to make the powder mixture, add it to my favorite conditioner and just stick with plain ol rice water. Also...for those asking, I found all the powders on Amazon for a total of $32...just type in the names and then change the filter to (price:low to high) all you need is a spoonful so it's not necessary to buy a big, expensive bag... I hope this helps...
@SpeakB4iThink, I have never used black rice before but I hear it's richer than white rice. I think u could boil it alittle softer than usual before blending, and the strain before adding the powders, that can help with the residue.
@@Back2NaturalGirls lol yes, I boiled it much longer than instructed, it just simply wouldn't grind up in the blender...it was probably just the kind of rice I got...it's a grain rice like you'd eat in dirty rice....I may try again with just normal rice.
I like the rice mask better than water, less mess & time bc I am low porosity & kind of protein sensitive. I load with moisturizing conditioner & penetrating oils.
sarah zabala you can order it off EBay, but I recommend searching for it on Google to see what comes up so you can purchase it. I’ve been using Design Essentials oat protein and henna shampoo for the past 4 years and it has made my hair so thick. Try it! It definitely make your hair thicker.
OK, for everyone who's complaining about not having all those ingredients, I totally I'm with you. I don't either but believe me, I did this with just rice, a little bit of coconut cream (because my hair doesn't like coconut stuff much) and Shea butter, believe me, it worked great. My hair has never felt softer, never felt this good. I'm glad I found this and it blends so smoothly, no residue left in the hair to stress about. I now have a conditioner. First time
I would try this! I would add a lil lemon grass and lavender oils. My oils mix is only missing lemon grass and rice. It has grown my hair. I know that fenugreek and ale vera grow hair. It looks like chebe and my shea moisture restore and strengthen conditioners. Thanks for sharing.
@@parker1982able I tried two times so far...its been only 3 weeks...so far I see my hair is growing but I'm not sure if it's the conditioner or my oils. I adjusted the recipe ...trying to figure how to make it smoother. I kept it in the fridge. My hair didn't fall out 😬
I bought the powders from Amazon...just a small amount since you only need a tablespoon...for all the powders (one of which I bought 2 for a deal) I paid about $32...I feel like that's okay...but others have different budgets...I can't wait to try it tomorrow!
@@mscurlsncurvesabroad good luck to you! I definitely have to just find some to buy because I want to do this. only thing is I need like every ingredient 😭 no oils besides coconut and no powders
Thanks so much for this recipe. I’ve been blessed! I made some yesterday with additional Ayurveda powders (brahmi & neem) and aloe Vera juice because I did not have aloe vera powder.... I also added jasmine & eucalyptus E.Os in addition to peppermint and the tea tree and some jojoba oil, (since these were already available from other experiments I’ve tried). I can testify, it was amazing! I covered my hair with a cap and went under low heat dryer for 1/2 hour and since I was already at home, I kept it in my hair for literally the whole day. I’m in love with this. The blended rice and the mixing process makes everything amazing and I had no residue to fight with in my hair after washing it out. Thanks a million. My one challenge now is, how do you store the excess? I’m thinking fridge! Any other suggestion? Thanks again.
Back2NaturalGirls thank you...! I am going to work the excess as a moisturizer as you mentioned in your demonstration... so I might just keep it in the fridge instead of the freezer for now. Thanks again and do continue to have a blessed day!
This is nice but I think the fermentation process of the rice is really important because the fermented rice water contains a kind of yeast that promotes hair growth.
newphillygirl got everything too 😊. Planning to try it using black rice, haven’t gotten to using it yet, seems like a good opportunity. Wash day is this weekend, then headed into a protective style. So excited, can’t wait to try it.
Tiffany Black black rice is rice that is literally black in appearance. I bought it after finding out the benefits from a different TH-camr and it’s been sitting there for a month unopened. Supposed to be more potent. I try not to mention by name other TH-camrs in my comments, but you should check out Selina Zinchuk for further information on black rice. As to the washing of the hair, generally people with the type of hair shown in the video (type 4 hair) usually wash our hair once a week, or every other week, sometimes once a month (if wearing a protective style that would be ruined from over manipulation). I think the most would be 3 times a week, unless you are doing the Maximum Hydration Method, which is when you would wash your everyday for 7 days straight. Washing your hair too often removes the natural oils in your hair and scalp and then needs to be replaced. I decided to go back to washing my hair every other week as I used to when I was relaxed because I felt like I was manipulating my hair too often. Hope this helped clear up any confusion. And if not, there is always Google 😊
@@Connie-sx7nz how did it go? I've gotten the powders...I'm going to try to snag some black rice and a blender today (my sister won't let me use hers 🙄) gonna try it out tomorrow
I'm going to try this deep conditioner on my hair. I love using rice water, olive oil and castor oil so I already know this combination is going to be hair crack
Wow great demonstration job! Thanks for sharing the wealth of knowledge! You’re one of the few you tubers that actually responds and acknowledges comments, thank you 😊
I came back looking for this video!!! I love your accent, btw. Thank you for sharing this with us. I need to go "grocery shopping" and I want to buy some ayurvedic powders. I love that it's a thick conditioner and not runny like the rice water. This is soooooo in my aresenal
Hey hun, could you tell me we’re u got your castor oil.. I really appreciate you giving us your hair ingredients your hair is beautiful. God bless you and your family..🙏🏽
Yes dear, I should have but didn't think it was necessary but I assure u I didn't spend all my time and resources to make all of that and put it in the trash later...try it darling, u will love it.
@@Back2NaturalGirls ok dear, i will, but, what if I don't have the essential oils ,tea tree oil & amla powder, (1)can i add my own choice of oil and (2) skip the amla powder OR replace it with neem leave powder? Or just skip it
I'll have to save this video n try it as a DIY on my channel ... giving u your respect ofc But I am really interested in seeing the performance in my hair....of your hair regimen thanks for showing us
Brown Eyes Hines. Use it as a deep conditioner once every 2months. The conditioner is more on the protein side so watch out for protein overload...u can substitute aloe vera powder with the gel or leave it out all together, the conditioner will still work ok.
First it was rice water, now it's the cooked rice, next it will be the rice and the bag in the conditioner. Anyway, it turned out super creamy and the right consistency for a conditioner.
I used the powders I had on hand like soapnut powder, cassia powder, alma powder fenugreek powder I also add a little twist to mines I add flaxseed powder along with the oils I add honey and molasses
@@annakoren1626 How do we know the product really works seems 2 I hit an nerve. U r a friend, relative, or associate I AM ENTITLE 2 MY OPINION LIKE IT OR NOT. Everybody worrying about a pay check or likes? Then I can decide on my own I put this leave in conditioner in my hair. Thank u very much sis. Lol!
@ Aissa Kone. Thanks sis, I'm glad u had good results...I'm not sure using it as a permanent leave in will be a good idea. Check ur hair porosity, plus it's too thick and muddy for a leave in. But u can ferment rice water and the powers to use as a permanent leave in.
Back2NaturalGirls Thanks a lot Back2naturals girls. I will do so. My hair has a very high porosity and is a little bit damaged. I am looking for a best routine. And this mask will surely be my preferred One. If any other advice , let me know. Lot of love!
What kind of locks do you have!? I have sisterlokcks and i did my first powder mask with bentonite and it went well, you just have to rince it veeeery well. Might take a while to rinse!
@ JeSuisFeria. Sorry I missed ur question. If u make a large batch, I advised u freeze it but i usually prefer to make small quantities each time i want to use it.
Hello dear. Thanks a lot for this. I’m quite late to the party. May I please know how long I can keep this mixture before it goes bad and how often can I use this as a conditioner in a month?
@Paulina Nyarko. U can keep in the fridge for 7-10 days but if u want to keep it longer, it can be freeze for a month. U can absolutely use it on ur relaxed hair.
Hi, thanks for the video, just want to make sure I understand. You said to put it on hair and scalp, cover and rinse it out, then wash hair with shampoo and add more of this without washing it out? And would you recommend this weekly?
@Catherine Shanguya. I listed them under the video in the description box but here we go 👇🏽 Organic rice - Moringa powder - Amla powder - Fenugreek powder - Aloe vera powder - Castor oil - EVOO - peppermint oil - tea tree
Thank you for sharing this recipe for rice conditioner. I chose to mix it with coconut milk and flaxseed gel. It has totally made a big difference in my hair. I truly owe you for this. I've been watching all your videos which are so inspirational. My deepest gratitude to you 🙏🏿. Canadian Jamaican fan 🇯🇲🇨🇦🇯🇲🇨🇦
Joybell...thanks for ur feedback sis, blessings 🙏🏽😴
I've been adding rice to my conditioner and I love it! I'm still using what I have in my cabinet white rice! My hair is very manageable and has grown much! I also use it in a spray bottle and I moisturize during the week while my hair is in protective style big juicy braids! The smel doesn't even stand a chance w argon oil and drops of lemon juice! I've been using rice and rice water for 2yrs. Again make it so that u scalp & hair is happy!
Nichele Loh. Awesome sis
I tried this hair conditioner and people I love it my hair love it, very easy to make... my hair feels soft and look wonderful I couldn't believe how nice it is.... I have found a new conditioner for my hair..... 😍😍😍
I'm so glad it is working for u.❤❤
Back2NaturalGirls
Thank you, for sharing.... I will continue using this conditioner and I will give you an update in a few months time....
Once again THANK YOU 🌹🌹🌹
❤❤❤❤🙏🏽🙏🏽
@TheRealkey
I only tried it once and I like how soft and easy to manage my hair was.... I'm going to give it a month and see if it makes a difference to my hair..... thank you for your question???👍👍👍
@ Queen AfricaI have an old moulinex blender that I dedicated to my DIYs. The blender is very strong and still works well.
Since i found your videos, my hair is growing so much and thicker too. You're awesome 🦋
Gerri. Thanks for trusting sis
BRILLIANT, THX YOU!!
Guys educate yourselves with the herbs,and stop leaving negative comments ❤️
Ikr
Hello all!
So I just tried to do this recipe today...I can't remember who it was who said they were using black rice instead of white...all I have to say is...ABORT MISSION!!!
The black rice...especially the long grain rice did not grind up well in the blender and I had that thing going for 15+ minutes...and now I still have rice particles in my hair 🙄🙄.
Other than my trial and error...I think this could be beneficial...my curls were popping out of this world when I was applying the mask and after I rinsed it out...and my sister said my hair felt extremely soft and moisturized...even though I stood so long under the water that I probably washed away any beneficial aspects of the mask....I'm going to try it again, although I'm a little nervous about blending the rice...I think I'm just going to make the powder mixture, add it to my favorite conditioner and just stick with plain ol rice water.
Also...for those asking, I found all the powders on Amazon for a total of $32...just type in the names and then change the filter to (price:low to high) all you need is a spoonful so it's not necessary to buy a big, expensive bag...
I hope this helps...
@SpeakB4iThink, I have never used black rice before but I hear it's richer than white rice. I think u could boil it alittle softer than usual before blending, and the strain before adding the powders, that can help with the residue.
@@Back2NaturalGirls lol yes, I boiled it much longer than instructed, it just simply wouldn't grind up in the blender...it was probably just the kind of rice I got...it's a grain rice like you'd eat in dirty rice....I may try again with just normal rice.
You would have to soak 24hrs for the grain to split then cook it
Soak your black rice in water then use that water for your herb blend and still have the benefits from the black rice.
I like the rice mask better than water, less mess & time bc I am low porosity & kind of protein sensitive. I load with moisturizing conditioner & penetrating oils.
Michele Phifer Same here!
Hectors mom here. I havent used it yet, but thanks and God bless you and he will be ,you havent seen nothing yet!😃👍🏾
Oat protein and henna extract makes the hair thicker. It really does work!
Where do you get oat protein
sarah zabala you can order it off EBay, but I recommend searching for it on Google to see what comes up so you can purchase it. I’ve been using Design Essentials oat protein and henna shampoo for the past 4 years and it has made my hair so thick. Try it! It definitely make your hair thicker.
Girl, this deep conditioner is still my fave! My hair's so thick! Keep rocking, sister. Love from South Africa
Senzelo. Much love sisterly
OK, for everyone who's complaining about not having all those ingredients, I totally I'm with you. I don't either but believe me, I did this with just rice, a little bit of coconut cream (because my hair doesn't like coconut stuff much) and Shea butter, believe me, it worked great. My hair has never felt softer, never felt this good. I'm glad I found this and it blends so smoothly, no residue left in the hair to stress about. I now have a conditioner. First time
@ Grace Abraham. Amazing, so happy u are having good results. Thank u❤
Going to add this to my wash day routine since I’m revamping everything this couldn’t have come at a better time 😊 thank you I’m excited!!
The things you have mixed are all good for hair growth so I hope it works
It will dear
Show us before and after
Alice joy I tried it for the first time and my hair loves it.... I left it on my hair just over an hour
@TheRealkey, it is not magic dear, there is no product that grows ur hair immediately application. Consistency is the key!!
Sure, it won't only make ur hair grow but it will strengthen it.
I would try this! I would add a lil lemon grass and lavender oils. My oils mix is only missing lemon grass and rice. It has grown my hair. I know that fenugreek and ale vera grow hair. It looks like chebe and my shea moisture restore and strengthen conditioners. Thanks for sharing.
She just said "1 tsp of Amla powder" and I knew this video was not meant for me 🚶♀️🚶♀️🚶♀️🚶♀️🚶♀️🚶♀️🚶♀️🚶♀️😅
Same
😂😂
Lol 😂😂😂same here
What’s Alma powder?
I took henna powder tbh
@Shanice, its indian gooseberry used over centuries to treat hair lost and dandruff. Pls read further on google.
Tried it today and it felt so amazing on my hear. Love it...
Great recipe! Lots of amazing properties in all you added! I'll try this!!!
This look so much easier than the rice water. I can't wait to try it.
mcadetpt did you try this on your hair and did it work?
@@parker1982able I tried two times so far...its been only 3 weeks...so far I see my hair is growing but I'm not sure if it's the conditioner or my oils. I adjusted the recipe ...trying to figure how to make it smoother. I kept it in the fridge. My hair didn't fall out 😬
Im wondering how you guys have all these powders and oils already and why I'm the only one who would have to go broke 🤣🤣
@niy🤣🤣🤣 u won't go broke becus they are not expensive. check on amazon
I bought the powders from Amazon...just a small amount since you only need a tablespoon...for all the powders (one of which I bought 2 for a deal) I paid about $32...I feel like that's okay...but others have different budgets...I can't wait to try it tomorrow!
@@mscurlsncurvesabroad good luck to you! I definitely have to just find some to buy because I want to do this. only thing is I need like every ingredient 😭 no oils besides coconut and no powders
niy right?
😂😂😂😂😂😂I literally have to wake up tomorrow and get these things😂😂😂
This looks great. It is better than plain rice water.
I just purchased everything on Amazon for under 90 bucks. THANKSSS!!
UmmSanaa 3 try Ebay. Found it cheaper and only takes a couple days
@@latonyanewsome8234 Thanks hun, on my way..lol
Thanks so much for this recipe. I’ve been blessed! I made some yesterday with additional Ayurveda powders (brahmi & neem) and aloe Vera juice because I did not have aloe vera powder.... I also added jasmine & eucalyptus E.Os in addition to peppermint and the tea tree and some jojoba oil, (since these were already available from other experiments I’ve tried). I can testify, it was amazing! I covered my hair with a cap and went under low heat dryer for 1/2 hour and since I was already at home, I kept it in my hair for literally the whole day. I’m in love with this. The blended rice and the mixing process makes everything amazing and I had no residue to fight with in my hair after washing it out. Thanks a million. My one challenge now is, how do you store the excess? I’m thinking fridge! Any other suggestion? Thanks again.
@wow Tanya Scarlett. Thanks alot for coming back to share ur experience🤗🤗, pls for long term storage for up to 1mth put it in the freezer.
Back2NaturalGirls thank you...! I am going to work the excess as a moisturizer as you mentioned in your demonstration... so I might just keep it in the fridge instead of the freezer for now. Thanks again and do continue to have a blessed day!
Hello for how many days I can save the rest please
@@Back2NaturalGirls hello how are you please for how many days I can save the rest
@Cucie... For a month in the freezer.
This is nice but I think the fermentation process of the rice is really important because the fermented rice water contains a kind of yeast that promotes hair growth.
Agreed. I would definitely let the rice ferment 24-72hrs before adding it to the recipe.
@Ghetto Bohemian. Pls let me know how it turned out.
@@Back2NaturalGirls most definitely. I'll be making it today and let it ferment for a week.
@@ghettobohemian2803 did it work out?
@@omasperfume2692 it worked REALLY well. I had to thoroughly moisturize my hair, but the shedding has dropped tremendously.
Hey,. I tried this yesterday. It really softens you’re hair while strengthening it.👍
@ Keisha Hernandez. Thanks for coming back with ur testimony and I'm happy u had good results. Thanks again for watching.
How did it rinse out?
For those of you who try it’s been 11 months now it’s that works well. Wonder if you guys try why no comment after 11 months.
Hey you should sell this.. you’d make so many people happy lol
MissPorchea I second that
I third this
I fourth this😍
Fifth!!
I sixth this 👍
Whaaw I like it I will try cause I already used rice water an I see the big change from my natural hair
So many products😱, I don't have any of those powders 😭
Awww🤭🤭check them on Amazon ok?
Rethabile Elisha I’m so excited! I not only have e’thing, my rice is already fermented ... yassss❤️
newphillygirl got everything too 😊. Planning to try it using black rice, haven’t gotten to using it yet, seems like a good opportunity. Wash day is this weekend, then headed into a protective style. So excited, can’t wait to try it.
Tiffany Black black rice is rice that is literally black in appearance. I bought it after finding out the benefits from a different TH-camr and it’s been sitting there for a month unopened. Supposed to be more potent. I try not to mention by name other TH-camrs in my comments, but you should check out Selina Zinchuk for further information on black rice.
As to the washing of the hair, generally people with the type of hair shown in the video (type 4 hair) usually wash our hair once a week, or every other week, sometimes once a month (if wearing a protective style that would be ruined from over manipulation). I think the most would be 3 times a week, unless you are doing the Maximum Hydration Method, which is when you would wash your everyday for 7 days straight. Washing your hair too often removes the natural oils in your hair and scalp and then needs to be replaced. I decided to go back to washing my hair every other week as I used to when I was relaxed because I felt like I was manipulating my hair too often. Hope this helped clear up any confusion. And if not, there is always Google 😊
@@Connie-sx7nz how did it go? I've gotten the powders...I'm going to try to snag some black rice and a blender today (my sister won't let me use hers 🙄) gonna try it out tomorrow
I'm going to try this deep conditioner on my hair. I love using rice water, olive oil and castor oil so I already know this combination is going to be hair crack
Explain to me how you use it pls...
After washing ???
I’m definitely making this! It looks so rich and the ingredients are all great for the hair. Thanks for sharing!
Brown Skin60 ingredients may be good but when not used under proper conditions can be harmful or of no effect. Never heard of the boiled rice 🤔
Brown Skin60 ♥️♥️♥️❤️ try
what were your results ?
Wow great demonstration job! Thanks for sharing the wealth of knowledge! You’re one of the few you tubers that actually responds and acknowledges comments, thank you 😊
This is a great recipe. I'll definitely be trying it
I used riced water before. It really works
I came back looking for this video!!! I love your accent, btw. Thank you for sharing this with us. I need to go "grocery shopping" and I want to buy some ayurvedic powders. I love that it's a thick conditioner and not runny like the rice water. This is soooooo in my aresenal
@S Rowe. thanks for trusting sis, God bless u🙏🏽
@@Back2NaturalGirls #sharingiscaring. ...and they shall know us by how we love (support, uplift, encourage, pour into) each other. It's time
My mum will kill me for wasting rice 🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️
😂😂😂😂
Hahaa destroying food inthe name of making your hair u will not like it wen u r being beaten😁😀😆😅😄😃😂😛😜😝🤠🤪🤪
True as hell😂
If you used the water only then that is really wasting. This method has a better use for the rice.
if it's intended for something then it's not wasting
"First we gone start off with 2 hands full of rice"..👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾...my kind of video...
Wow, a must try definitely.
Hi Ausi, can i do this with any other rice and not necessarily basmati rice?
Yes u can
I Ave not try it all together like this.but all she put together are hair growth agent.so am sure it's gonna be perfect for all hair type
It is dear and it's good.
Hey hun, could you tell me we’re u got your castor oil.. I really appreciate you giving us your hair ingredients your hair is beautiful. God bless you and your family..🙏🏽
Awesome...glad I have everything. Will try next week
Has anyone tried this and got results. Please let me know. I will love to try this
IamHer MrsHoneyBeeWealth I want to try tooo ♥️
Just try it then. Its gonna be different for everyone.
So much to buy. I am totally doing this. Thanks
Fab stuff👌🏼 buh makes me wonder why no one has tried it yet😕
ingredients is too expensive!
We didn't see her put on her hair
Wow this l will definitely try.
Can this be stored and if it can for how long
I wanna believe but my hair journey 🙄 tragic
Is there a way to preserve this?
Can I make use if pepper mint powder instead? 😣
@Lazy Gamer. Yes use the oils u have, plus u can always adjust the recipe as u like. Keep it in the fridge for not more than 14days
Thank you for your generous dedication ❤️
But am i the only one thinking you should have tried on your hair as an example and certainty that you know what you're doing darling...
Yes dear, I should have but didn't think it was necessary but I assure u I didn't spend all my time and resources to make all of that and put it in the trash later...try it darling, u will love it.
Back2NaturalGirls how often do you use this on your hair
Once a month sis!
@@Back2NaturalGirls ok dear, i will, but, what if I don't have the essential oils ,tea tree oil & amla powder, (1)can i add my own choice of oil and (2) skip the amla powder OR replace it with neem leave powder? Or just skip it
Yes dear, the video is just to show how it is done, Not all oils and powders work same for everyone, use those u love. Let me know how it went.
Thanks a million. A must try
I have all these power and more. Going to try this today. Can I use my rice water. That been sitting for four days now
@I'm Carolann. yes dear use the water as ur spray but the conditioner is made with rice itself.
I tried this. It made my hair super soft! Thank you!!!😀😀
Can't wait to try it
Anything else to replace the powders
I'll have to save this video n try it as a DIY on my channel ... giving u your respect ofc
But I am really interested in seeing the performance in my hair....of your hair regimen thanks for showing us
This is another angle but I'm going to try it.
i am gonna try this in a couple weeks so i can all the ingredients..thank u sis for this diy
Hello,
Can I use Jasmine rice? Can I substitute the AMLA powder for Hibiscus powder?
Ms Robyn. Most definitely sis, u can.
Look at all of this goodness!! Will definitely try this 🖤👑
Can this conditioner be stored? If so, how long?
In the fridge
Store in the fridge for 14days but I prefer to make the quantity I will use once.
Hi can u use this Conditioner on low porosity hair ??I just about have everything you mentioned ..no aloe vera powder🤷🏿
Brown Eyes Hines. Use it as a deep conditioner once every 2months. The conditioner is more on the protein side so watch out for protein overload...u can substitute aloe vera powder with the gel or leave it out all together, the conditioner will still work ok.
First it was rice water, now it's the cooked rice, next it will be the rice and the bag in the conditioner. Anyway, it turned out super creamy and the right consistency for a conditioner.
😅
I'll definitely use this ...Wow ..Thank you for sharing..😇
Wow can't wait to try( thank you)
Wonders shall never end😂
I don’t have any of those power
I brought all my powders and oils from Amazon
@@ingridhaynes8767
Smart🤗💐✊🏿
Asian (South Asian esp) stores have Amla powder. Try African stores too and of course online.
I used the powders I had on hand like soapnut powder, cassia powder, alma powder fenugreek powder I also add a little twist to mines I add flaxseed powder along with the oils I add honey and molasses
Why u didn't give us a demonstration by actual applying it 2 your hair.and follow up??
Asia Diva fr thoe .
Always looking for everyone to do everything for you
@@annakoren1626 How do we know the product really works seems 2 I hit an nerve. U r a friend, relative, or associate I AM ENTITLE 2 MY OPINION LIKE IT OR NOT. Everybody worrying about a pay check or likes? Then I can decide on my own I put this leave in conditioner in my hair. Thank u very much sis. Lol!
Anna Koren LMAO
Asia Diva she is not selling a product, she doesn’t have to demonstrate anything.. it’s a suggestion that it worked for her. Try or don’t try
I should try this too!
How long did you say to keep it in the hair? And how often can we put in hair?
Blueangel2k4. Leave it on for 1hr or more. Depending on ur hair porosity; 2x a month for high porosity and once a month or 2months for low porosity.
Good stuff thank you will definitely try it👌
Where should this hair conditioner be stored?
In the refrigerator or in a cool place in the house.
Thanks.
Thanks @Backnaturalsgirl. I try this today and my hair was soft!!!
Can i use it as a permanent leave-in? Thanks a lot
@ Aissa Kone. Thanks sis, I'm glad u had good results...I'm not sure using it as a permanent leave in will be a good idea. Check ur hair porosity, plus it's too thick and muddy for a leave in.
But u can ferment rice water and the powers to use as a permanent leave in.
Back2NaturalGirls Thanks a lot Back2naturals girls. I will do so.
My hair has a very high porosity and is a little bit damaged. I am looking for a best routine. And this mask will surely be my preferred One. If any other advice , let me know. Lot of love!
Thank you so much for sharing!1
Wow dats nice can u write out d items u used cos I can’t get all d items
@ Oyi Jennifer. Pls sis check the description box below the video for the indregients 🙏🏽
Yummy 😋 for the hair. Is this considered moisture or protein conditioner?
Both sis, it moisturizes and provide strength
Thanks so much. How can this be preserved?
In the fridge for 14 days🙂
God bless you too thanks for sharing
I'll love to make this but like my last question in one of your oils video can I add preservatives?
Guys I know you want a demonstration but looking at her previous videos is evidence to show she knows what she’s doing
How soon would I see results after using that?
Need to try this
Could I use this for my locs? They get so dry at times and I hear so many horror stories about conditioner and locs.
What kind of locks do you have!? I have sisterlokcks and i did my first powder mask with bentonite and it went well, you just have to rince it veeeery well. Might take a while to rinse!
@@AfroNessy mine are fairly thick about 9 months old
can the straw colored lavender buds work as well as the purple one?
@captain6685. I haven't used those before, plus read any it before using it.
@@Back2NaturalGirls ok
How long have you been using this conditioner it looks like it would be okay to use on a wily basis.
It's an amazing conditioner, sometimes I prefer it to rice water, I use it every time I feel my hair needs a protein treatment and it's been great.
def gonna try this. can you store it for a long time?
@ Maame Esi Nhyira. Freeze it for longer storage max a month. Remember there is no preservative in it.
@@Back2NaturalGirls okay, thank you
I love this...but I'm I able to store some and if so for how long?
@Irene Tembo. Store in the fridge for up to 7-9days and in the freezer for abt 2months
@@Back2NaturalGirls thank you so much your the best
Can we have an example maybe you can try on your hair bc I don't have too much hair and I don't want them to fall
There is nothing in there that can cause hair fall.
@@Back2NaturalGirls thanks for your quick answer 👌😉
Thanks for the video, how long can you store the mixture for?
@Musa thanks dear, keep in the freezer till ur next wash day ie 7-10days
Can I make a large batch and preserve it or should this recipe be made fresh every time?
@ JeSuisFeria. Sorry I missed ur question. If u make a large batch, I advised u freeze it but i usually prefer to make small quantities each time i want to use it.
Where do you get the aloe vera powder I like the mixture and how long do u stay with the mixture on your hair want to try it
@ Thandeka Shu... I got mine from amazon and I leave the conditioner on for 1hr or more before rinsing.
@@Back2NaturalGirls thank u
Hi gal I would like to ask u something after shampooing your hair do u blow dry your hair ?
No I don't. I always air dry.
@@Back2NaturalGirls thank so much gal luv u
Oh can U use brown Organic Rice instead of the white rice??
Hello dear. Thanks a lot for this. I’m quite late to the party. May I please know how long I can keep this mixture before it goes bad and how often can I use this as a conditioner in a month?
I also notice your page is for natural hair. My hair is relaxed. Can I still do this?
@Paulina Nyarko. U can keep in the fridge for 7-10 days but if u want to keep it longer, it can be freeze for a month.
U can absolutely use it on ur relaxed hair.
Back2NaturalGirls thank you so much for your help
Do you think if we add a preservative it will work to last longer?
@Judy Leger. Definitely so, any natural preservative like vit.E will make last for abt 4 weeks.
Thanks for responding I ended up using phenotip I believe it’s called. Vitamin E is not a preservative love.
Thanks love
I will surely try this
Alma powder changed my friends grey hair to brown..
Wow really!, that's good to know.
I wish it will also change mine to brown
I am going to try this treatment. Where did you get all of your powders in this recipe?
@Deborah Roberts.pls check on Amazon, indian or Pakistanis stores near you.
New subscriber here! Where do you buy your powders from? This looks like a conditioner worth trying!!
Give it a try, u will like it. Check on Amazon.
Hi, thanks for the video, just want to make sure I understand. You said to put it on hair and scalp, cover and rinse it out, then wash hair with shampoo and add more of this without washing it out? And would you recommend this weekly?
Affran, I said apply to ur hair as u would with ur deep conditioner. After shampooing, apply to hair, cover and rinse out. That's it.
Affran y are u not using it on ur hair so we can see and also y hide ur face
Thank you for sharing, can't wait to try.
Thanks for sharing dear . May you highlight me on how to use that conditioner would like to try it
I use it twice a month, after shampooing, I will apply to my hair, cover with a plastic bag and allow it to sit for 1hr or more then rinse off.
@@Back2NaturalGirls please can you use this together with the rice water for deep conditioning even if you have light hair?
Yes but it might be too much for ur hair if your high is not high porous, pls check ur hair porosity be4 use.
Thanks for sharing but cant get the powders name at all,can you please list them for me!!thanks
@Catherine Shanguya. I listed them under the video in the description box but here we go 👇🏽
Organic rice
- Moringa powder
- Amla powder
- Fenugreek powder
- Aloe vera powder
- Castor oil
- EVOO
- peppermint oil
- tea tree
Besides amla wat can one use
Thank you for sharing 🥰 🥰
Ima try this