Happy New Year! the shea butters are different because there are made in different countries. I'm from Ivory coast and our shea butter is the white one. I get mine from my granma. The one is from Ghana. Different method of making it but both work very well!!! I get mine super cheap when I go back home :)
I tried the banana conditioner, avocado etc. My hair was still dry, brittle and breaking. Egads ! So I knew I needed to come up with a different plan. I cleaned my scalp with a clay mask. I know I need to concentrate more on my scalp. Cause nothing good is going to happen without a healthy scalp. I was reluctant, but I decided to try a protein treatment. My first treatment gave my hair some renewed moisture. I also made my own leave in conditioner. Just 4 ingredients. I have super coily 4 c hair. I have discovered that MY hair doesn’t like too many heavy creams. I also examined my ends. The tip of ENDS actually curl up! I have a super small comb so when I applied the leave in and oil, I concentrated on making sure my ENDS were fully elongated so that my products could coat the entire strand. Funny how truly examining your hair closely, comes with new revelations. I also included flaxseed gel into my detangling conditioner. Super slip. Then I made a triple whipped mango butter. It is so nourishing to my hair and skin. My scalp and hair have not felt this good in a long time, I am going to keep my hair in twists for a few month and continue to pamper it with this new routine. I like that you encourage your subbies to explore different methods, products to suit our own hair. Thanks so much!!!! 😎😎Happy New Year🎈🎊
Which type of protein treatment & clay mask did you use? I have virgin fine 3C hair. I've never done a protein treatment other than mayo or eggs. Protein treatments are necessary on virgin hair?
@Amanda Burdette it's called the Real Protein Treatment.. By Green Beauty. She has has a youtube channel under the same name. Maicurls another youtuber has a great recipe for the clay mask. Good luck to you 👍🏾
NativeQueen Maicurls-TH-camr. The recipe is so simple. Yes, it’s like shea or any other butter. I separate the batch in two. One container for hair, one for skin. Don’t have to just convenient for me. Just made another batch this afternoon. Good luck.
Thank you so much for saying that .... I don't know why but this comment got me a bit emotional. We as a people have been sold chemicals for so long when nature does it better because you can't patent nature I suppose. So happy so many people are returning to the earth's goodness . x
New subbie! My Sierra Leonian sister from the US. On the natural hair journey and trying to grow my hair longer and thicker than shoulder length. Glad I came across your channel! ❤️❤️
Mango Butter is incredible I HATE the smell of Shea Butter and now that I’m in Florida it does not seem to jive with the humidity here. Shea butter worked for me in NY in winter weather. Aloe Vera is amazing too. Castor Oil helps breakage. Jojoba Oil is also very good.
My hair is greedy for banana 🍌✨ Recently bought some nut milk bags and it’s almost becoming a weekly fix 😂 #teamnopulp sometimes add a tsp amla, fenugreek or henna, aloe vera 😍, honey, castor or avocado oil, a tiny bit of shea, mango or ghee butter...mixed with a store bought conditioner It’s become such a staple and hair is thriving 🙌🏾🧖🏿♀️
I never thought about adding shea butter to my deep conditioner! I will definitely try that on my next wash day! Shea butter and olive oils are my stables to having moisturized hair in the winter!!
Gurl.. I would say New Year- New Hair but you had my curls poppin in 2019. I look forward to what 2020 have in store for us! I've used all products except marshmallow root and love them all!!!
Hi. I have tried honey, glycerin, castor oil, aloe vera juice, avocado oil and olive oil. Most these are great. But top 4 are aloe vera juice, honey, glycerin and castor oil. No particular order. Another great humectant not mentioned here is molasses. Oh, its the greatest. Though I use aloe vera juice most because it also detangles and smooths out my hair 👌🏾
I use avocado oil, olive, and Jamaican black castor oil(new one for me, I had to finish my old bottle of the regular one) Also ❤aloe vera juice in a spray bottle with a few drops of rosemary and lavender essential oil (one of your tips as well👸🏽🥰) Thank you so much for the winter hair tips!!
This video is blowing me away. Had me thinking about what I am doing. Not experiencing any dryness. But I can see it on you. Your hair and hands. Might can be something simple as adding something to your diet. I do use your teas now and tried a gloss for the first time. Also, tweaked my hair growth oil. All the things you taught me. I got some herbal variety of fruit tea from the grocery store. Add rosemary, peppermint, bergamot and lavender oil to it. Rinse my hair with it. I wash and do full paste henna once a month. Shikakai for cleaning in between. Must write this down cause whatever I am doing is extremely hydrating for my hair and skin. Oh, I put cashew milk in my coffee and coconut milk in my kale, apple and grapefruit smoothies which I drink year round. I only snack on nuts. Maybe I am on to something, hmm. Why I am sharing with the community.
I'm so excited this is so on time for me, my hair is so dry and I just saw some breakage today. I am going to DIY my own this weekend and see what it does: banana+ honey+ castor. Thank you for sharing!
Farida beautiful: thank you so much for your videos - I've benefitted so much from the wealth of info over the years - and I love how you incorporate the science and properties of these ingredients! Your content and media delivery is becoming more and more professional - keep up the excellent and hard work and I pray this brings success and happiness to you:) xoxo - your Ethiopian sis
Hi! I have used banana and it is moisturizing and adds shine. I want to try heating raw Shea Butter and add it to my dc. I use Henna Sooq’s aloe vera powder it’s really convenient and ups the moisture factor. Happy New Year Curly Proverbz!!
Hey sissy. Gr8 video. I have used all of the above on my hair in the past..I never thought to add them to my dc.. gal your hair is getn bigger and longer.. I'm so jelly...mine is losing its density but its growing. It's almost Back to tailbone
@@CurlyProverbz, yeah sis slowly but surely.. the surgeries really caused a lot of post shedding.. I had my last surgery on Nov 21st.. so now I can focus on 2020.. bolder better wiser!
@@CassieGrey21 thx sweetie. Its doing much better now. It has thickened up a lot and still has some more to go. Im currently doing weeky light protein dc and herbal rinses. Dec I'll be starting a 6mos protective styles growth challenge where my hairvwill only be out once every 14days to get its love attention and nutrition. I'll be doing cassia fenugreek amla and hibiscus treatments bi weekly and adding moisture weekly.
Yes, yes, yes, love, love , love, the aloe vera, and that shae butter. I have used the glycerin. I feel like I have new hair. thank you so much for these amazing videos! before I started using these products, I remember when my hair was soaking wet, and still my ends were crunchy and hard! What a difference!
Your hair is Beautiful. I have been using most of these ingredients except vegetable glycerin and Mango butter. Will give them a try. Winter is brutal on the hair. Thanks for all the great tips. Will love to see your mom do a video with you. Happy New Year.
Happy New Year!!!! Thanks for sharing. You not only provide good advice, but you are actually showing us how these natural ingredients help in the health of our hair. Continue your superb work. 👍👍👍👍
I literally just put together a deep conditioner mix of avocado, banana, honey, fenugreek and neem infused water Olive oil mayonnaise, and a silicone free conditioner (for the scent) . I applied it to my very frizzy dry breaking,hair and it was like I put a texture treatment in my hair. Then I sat under my hooded dryer forabout15 minutes. . Amazing results!! Immediately stopped breaking and shedding. I also got manageable hydrated curls on my 4(a,b &c) hair. It felt like my hair was a completely different head of hair, 💯❤💯❤❗
Your video aesthetic, pacing, and information has become on point. Thank you and Happy New Year to you and yours. Congrats on the quarter million subs. Deserved growth.
Happy 2020! 🎊 Glycerin is at the top of my list of ingredients/additives to try this month. Aloe vera powder also sounds intriguing! So far, I'm making reasonable progress with my two-month-old pledge to deep condition at least every other week. Today, I used my [Camille Rose] Cocoa Melange deep conditioner. My hair feels great - and easily detangles. It is [blessedly] humid here, so combatting/defeating frizz is a real issue for me. Your hair looks fabulous! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I love those earrings on you, too. Your creative [video production] flourishes really ramp up the audience engagement level. Nice work! 😍
I had and use them all except for marshmallow root. I would love to see your take on combining some of these ingredients and how to incorporate marshmallow root. Perhaps combine them all for a super duper extraordinarily moisturizer. 🤔
I've tried Shea butter, honey, aloe Vera juice and banana. It all works in variations. I love using them all and will check out the other suggestions you've made in this video. Thank you ! #Healthynaturalhair2020
When making an oil mix should you mix moisturizing and sealing oils or should I have two mixtures one made of moisturizing oils and the other with sealing oils?
Now CP I have not gotta my upright freezer yet to be freezing bananas for my smoothies and hair stuff so imma go see about this banana powder 😅😅 thank you for another great video!🥰🥰🥰
Happy New Year! Farida thank you so much for sharing info on the winter deep conditioners and, I have used olive oil and shea butter and both are so awesome when I added them to my Cantu Deep Conditioner and TGIN Deep Conditioner. I live in Michigan, in the USA and our winters are very cold and dry so my hair dries out quickly since it's a fine 3c texture. I would love to see more winter hair care tips from you so please, keep them coming! :-)
Thanx I use honey in all my home made detangler n deep conditioner always👌👌👌👌 I use all tht u suggested,n I am so thankful for u... my hair has grown a lot🙏🙏
Always a well of information...thank you. My hair tangles really easy like grapevines intertwined. I'm going to try the marshmallow powder and aloe vera.
8:54 I see what you're saying. I recently applied shea butter to the ends of my freshly washed hair, then ready to deep-condition. My dry dry hair seemed a lot more nourished than usual.
Happy New Year Beautiful! Thank you for this excellent video, great information. I will consider adding some of these natural products into my haircare products. Keep the great information coming! 🥰
Not sure about glycerin. It is a great humectant but in hydrating your hair, it also causes hair to expand reducing definition because your hair swells.
First, keep the room temperature comfortable but not hot. Get an electric throw for relaxing... TV, digital devices etc. A electric blanket for night sleeping. Too much heat will dry you out. Add steam to your room with a diffuser. Everytime I turn my fireplace on, I turn on the diffuser. Too keep the air moist. I also alternate between tea, apple cider, coffee and hot water. I often drink hot water. My skin nor is my hair dry. Just some tips. Also, take a teaspoon of organic olive oil. Lubricate from the inside out.
@@speedymax1818 Had think about it because my skin is extremely moist. The hotter weather is when I have to work the hardest to keep my hair moist. My skin is usually okay all year around. The diffuser I do use regularly. I like the smell of essential oils in the room.
🎉HappiNewYear🎊...Thank U for the tips for retaining moisture!!! Believe it or not I'm currently on struggle street with keeping my hair moisturized at this very moment!!! OMG, it's so dry and crunchy it jus drinks up any and everything that I put in it!!! So I'm Luv'n ❤️ these little nuggets that U have dropped on us!!! Thank U so much...I jus Luv❤️U and all Ur helpful informative videos...Keep 'em coming!!! Continued Success and God's Blessings to U...I'll be watching and anxiously waiting for all the goodies U're cooking up for 2020 ❤️🙏🏿
Happy Happy New Year!! Always informative, your content! Demos on the deep conditioner production with the same ingredients, especially with shea butter and honey.
Hello Curlyproverbz and everyone else. Happy New Year. I use baby food bananas etc. for my deep conditioners. I use a regular deep conditioner and then add a tablespoon or so of baby banana or carrots etc for added goodness. Along with that I add a teaspoon of Ayurvedic powders. My hair is flourishing. I heat cap or steam it in. God is good.
THANK YOU! That is a GREAT idea saves time, mess and trouble! Think of all the other veggies and fruits we can experiment with! Yay! It's already smooth and can be frozen or saved a few days in the frig. Thanks again Gloria - God richly bless you! Also, the containers can be reused too! :)
@@VFEdge You're welcome. Absolutely the benefits of baby food to minimize our DIYs is phenomenal and we can keep it moving in and out the kitchen with a Ninja or a Nutribullet. My hair looks like Curlyproverbz but not as long based on Ayurvedic and baby food!!!!❤
Can you please do a video on how we use our products in the collab with BelleBar that I got for Black Friday, I read the directions but I’m a visual person so watching exactly how you do it will help. I want to make sure I’m doing it right when the challenge starts on 1/18/2020 😉
I would pay to have a private consultation with you about hair! ❤ I just feel like my hair isn't what it used to be before bad haircuts, stress and hormonal imbalances. I am still young, but it's hard comparing yourself to what you used to be.
Happy New Year Curly P. 💖 this winter hydration video. I've used several of these but have never added them to my dc but I will try it. Thanks for sharing. What else can I use instead of banana?
Hello Thank you for sharing. I didnt notice with the ingredients if you measured them out or just included as much/as little as you wanted. Plz advise. Thank you again
Love the winter hydration videos! Please, love a shorter single recipe series using the products you recommend. When it's long with several recipes it's a little hard to follow and actually replicate. Will you make a video series a couple days before and throughout the bell bar organic challenge starting January 18th? Last request 😂 would love to see some winter protective styles that can be left alone for a few days, and worn to work! Love you, thanks for sharing with us ❤️🙏🏽
Get a journal write down recipes you use and especially the ones your hair seem to take to! I have "a book of hair" my saving grace! Your hair is worth it.
@@ladyd8028 and then I misplace all of the bunch of little tiny pieces of papers, I hate sticky notes, worst invention ever as I can never find them when I need them cuz they probably don't stick to what I stuck it 2.
@@sable7114 Mine are well-organized by piles - and even filed away - but the "hair journal" is something we can aspire to in a new calendar year, Sable. 😉
@@ladyd8028 so can you publish that for us or for me? I'll buy it. :-) curly should do this. I have tried to use little plastic sheet covers and a notebook and then label the content such as conditioners, moisturizers, and then drop all of my little note in there but now I don't know where the notebook is. I just can't keep up with things!
Happy New Year My Darlings ... I hope you enjoy my first offering of the year .... I am cooking up some goodies for you all for 2020 x x
Happy New Year Love 🎉🎉✨
Happy New Year luv 🐞.
Happy New Year! the shea butters are different because there are made in different countries. I'm from Ivory coast and our shea butter is the white one. I get mine from my granma. The one is from Ghana. Different method of making it but both work very well!!! I get mine super cheap when I go back home :)
Happy New Year.
Happy new year
I tried the banana conditioner, avocado etc. My hair was still dry, brittle and breaking. Egads ! So I knew I needed to come up with a different plan. I cleaned my scalp with a clay mask. I know I need to concentrate more on my scalp. Cause nothing good is going to happen without a healthy scalp. I was reluctant, but I decided to try a protein treatment. My first treatment gave my hair some renewed moisture. I also made my own leave in conditioner. Just 4 ingredients. I have super coily 4 c hair. I have discovered that MY hair doesn’t like too many heavy creams. I also examined my ends. The tip of ENDS actually curl up! I have a super small comb so when I applied the leave in and oil, I concentrated on making sure my ENDS were fully elongated so that my products could coat the entire strand. Funny how truly examining your hair closely, comes with new revelations. I also included flaxseed gel into my detangling conditioner. Super slip. Then I made a triple whipped mango butter. It is so nourishing to my hair and skin. My scalp and hair have not felt this good in a long time, I am going to keep my hair in twists for a few month and continue to pamper it with this new routine. I like that you encourage your subbies to explore different methods, products to suit our own hair. Thanks so much!!!! 😎😎Happy New Year🎈🎊
Which type of protein treatment & clay mask did you use? I have virgin fine 3C hair. I've never done a protein treatment other than mayo or eggs. Protein treatments are necessary on virgin hair?
@Amanda Burdette it's called the Real Protein Treatment.. By Green Beauty. She has has a youtube channel under the same name. Maicurls another youtuber has a great recipe for the clay mask. Good luck to you 👍🏾
Janice Bradley Thank you. Yes, it is imperative to change your routine when it stops working. Have a great weekend!
How'd you make your triple mango and do you leave it in?
NativeQueen Maicurls-TH-camr. The recipe is so simple. Yes, it’s like shea or any other butter. I separate the batch in two. One container for hair, one for skin. Don’t have to just convenient for me. Just made another batch this afternoon. Good luck.
You are amazing!! I love how you educate us on not just our hair but our bodies too!!! I thank you!!!
Thank you so much for saying that .... I don't know why but this comment got me a bit emotional. We as a people have been sold chemicals for so long when nature does it better because you can't patent nature I suppose. So happy so many people are returning to the earth's goodness . x
Girl, I swear I have to take notes when I watch your v.🙂 They are so full of incredibly helpful information. Thank you for your content.
Winter skin care hydration would be nice.
Ooooh now that is an idea ....
Yes please ...
New subbie! My Sierra Leonian sister from the US. On the natural hair journey and trying to grow my hair longer and thicker than shoulder length. Glad I came across your channel! ❤️❤️
Mango Butter is incredible I HATE the smell of Shea Butter and now that I’m in Florida it does not seem to jive with the humidity here. Shea butter worked for me in NY in winter weather. Aloe Vera is amazing too. Castor Oil helps breakage. Jojoba Oil is also very good.
My hair is greedy for banana 🍌✨
Recently bought some nut milk bags and it’s almost becoming a weekly fix 😂 #teamnopulp sometimes add a tsp amla, fenugreek or henna, aloe vera 😍, honey, castor or avocado oil, a tiny bit of shea, mango or ghee butter...mixed with a store bought conditioner
It’s become such a staple and hair is thriving 🙌🏾🧖🏿♀️
That Shea butter candle is clever.
Aww thank you love xo
I never thought about adding shea butter to my deep conditioner! I will definitely try that on my next wash day! Shea butter and olive oils are my stables to having moisturized hair in the winter!!
Love the idea of powders!!!!! Longer shelf life with the same benefits!
I think you really need to do another video and show us exactly how you put together these different products to make the conditioners
I concur😉
Great Idea ..... taking note as I am working on a plan for the new year x
Here Here. 😘👌🏾
Thank for this one boo! My hair has been breaking more than even and I reeeeally needed a solution!
Zee glad to help... hope your hair loves these additions as much as mine does x
Gurl.. I would say New Year- New Hair but you had my curls poppin in 2019. I look forward to what 2020 have in store for us! I've used all products except marshmallow root and love them all!!!
Hi. I have tried honey, glycerin, castor oil, aloe vera juice, avocado oil and olive oil. Most these are great. But top 4 are aloe vera juice, honey, glycerin and castor oil. No particular order.
Another great humectant not mentioned here is molasses. Oh, its the greatest. Though I use aloe vera juice most because it also detangles and smooths out my hair 👌🏾
edna simwinga I’ve heard people recommend molasses before...what do you like about it? How do you use it..?
Molasses is very moisturizing natural product I have ever used. I'd recommend it for everyone who gets very dry hair after henna or anything else
I use as a mask. I either add to amla, oil or henna.
I use avocado oil, olive, and Jamaican black castor oil(new one for me, I had to finish my old bottle of the regular one) Also ❤aloe vera juice in a spray bottle with a few drops of rosemary and lavender essential oil (one of your tips as well👸🏽🥰) Thank you so much for the winter hair tips!!
That yellow popping off your melanin 😍
These are definitely some moisturizing ingredients. You are always giving us tips to keep our hair beautiful.
This video is blowing me away. Had me thinking about what I am doing. Not experiencing any dryness. But I can see it on you. Your hair and hands. Might can be something simple as adding something to your diet.
I do use your teas now and tried a gloss for the first time. Also, tweaked my hair growth oil. All the things you taught me. I got some herbal variety of fruit tea from the grocery store. Add rosemary, peppermint, bergamot and lavender oil to it. Rinse my hair with it. I wash and do full paste henna once a month. Shikakai for cleaning in between. Must write this down cause whatever I am doing is extremely hydrating for my hair and skin. Oh, I put cashew milk in my coffee and coconut milk in my kale, apple and grapefruit smoothies which I drink year round. I only snack on nuts. Maybe I am on to something, hmm. Why I am sharing with the community.
I ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ the music 12:30 that you are playing. This beat is slamming
absolutely love your videos, made me fall in love with Ayurveda again as well :)
Anything with shea butter in it has worked miracles for my hair, since my transitioning stages to this day. Shea Butter 100000/10 :D
I'm so excited this is so on time for me, my hair is so dry and I just saw some breakage today. I am going to DIY my own this weekend and see what it does: banana+ honey+ castor. Thank you for sharing!
Farida beautiful: thank you so much for your videos - I've benefitted so much from the wealth of info over the years - and I love how you incorporate the science and properties of these ingredients! Your content and media delivery is becoming more and more professional - keep up the excellent and hard work and I pray this brings success and happiness to you:) xoxo - your Ethiopian sis
I like that you are into putting things from our earth on and for the hair and body inside and out.
Hi! I have used banana and it is moisturizing and adds shine. I want to try heating raw Shea Butter and add it to my dc. I use Henna Sooq’s aloe vera powder it’s really convenient
and ups the moisture factor. Happy New Year Curly Proverbz!!
Hey sissy. Gr8 video. I have used all of the above on my hair in the past..I never thought to add them to my dc.. gal your hair is getn bigger and longer.. I'm so jelly...mine is losing its density but its growing. It's almost Back to tailbone
aqua fina thanks love! Yay for tailbone!
@@CurlyProverbz, yeah sis slowly but surely.. the surgeries really caused a lot of post shedding.. I had my last surgery on Nov 21st.. so now I can focus on 2020.. bolder better wiser!
Maybe you should try tea rinses or a protein treatment to strengthen your strands. You can also try rosemary oil on your hair.
@@CassieGrey21 thx sweetie. Its doing much better now. It has thickened up a lot and still has some more to go. Im currently doing weeky light protein dc and herbal rinses.
Dec I'll be starting a 6mos protective styles growth challenge where my hairvwill only be out once every 14days to get its love attention and nutrition.
I'll be doing cassia fenugreek amla and hibiscus treatments bi weekly and adding moisture weekly.
Completely agree many of these are must have staples for me!!!
Happy New Year. Yes more vlogs on hydration please. I have high porosity hair.
Yes, yes, yes, love, love , love, the aloe vera, and that shae butter. I have used the glycerin. I feel like I have new hair. thank you so much for these amazing videos! before I started using these products, I remember when my hair was soaking wet, and still my ends were crunchy and hard! What a difference!
Your hair is Beautiful. I have been using most of these ingredients except vegetable glycerin and Mango butter. Will give them a try. Winter is brutal on the hair. Thanks for all the great tips. Will love to see your mom do a video with you. Happy New Year.
Happy New Year!!!! Thanks for sharing. You not only provide good advice, but you are actually showing us how these natural ingredients help in the health of our hair. Continue your superb work. 👍👍👍👍
More winter hydration series! Thank you
I tried the shea butter in my deep conditioner and WOW! My hair was soft, moisturized and i had great definition.
Vonda Henry wow that’s awesome 👏🏾
I'll love to see your review on moringa oil for hair growth
You are GLOWING in this video ☀️.
Hi, I’m super excited to try your original hair growth oil, please tell me which one is better msm powder, now foods or doctors best.
I literally just put together a deep conditioner mix of avocado, banana, honey, fenugreek and neem infused water Olive oil mayonnaise, and a silicone free conditioner (for the scent) . I applied it to my very frizzy dry breaking,hair and it was like I put a texture treatment in my hair. Then I sat under my hooded dryer forabout15 minutes. . Amazing results!! Immediately stopped breaking and shedding. I also got manageable hydrated curls on my 4(a,b &c) hair. It felt like my hair was a completely different head of hair, 💯❤💯❤❗
Your video aesthetic, pacing, and information has become on point. Thank you and Happy New Year to you and yours. Congrats on the quarter million subs. Deserved growth.
I would like for you to do a video on dandruff... how to keep it contained and what products are great for keeping dandruff at bay.
aloe vera powder
Happy 2020! 🎊
Glycerin is at the top of my list of ingredients/additives to try this month. Aloe vera powder also sounds intriguing! So far, I'm making reasonable progress with my two-month-old pledge to deep condition at least every other week. Today, I used my [Camille Rose] Cocoa Melange deep conditioner. My hair feels great - and easily detangles. It is [blessedly] humid here, so combatting/defeating frizz is a real issue for me.
Your hair looks fabulous! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I love those earrings on you, too. Your creative [video production] flourishes really ramp up the audience engagement level. Nice work! 😍
I had and use them all except for marshmallow root. I would love to see your take on combining some of these ingredients and how to incorporate marshmallow root. Perhaps combine them all for a super duper extraordinarily moisturizer. 🤔
I've tried Shea butter, honey, aloe Vera juice and banana. It all works in variations. I love using them all and will check out the other suggestions you've made in this video. Thank you ! #Healthynaturalhair2020
Thanks for the video, I cannot wait til the hair challenge begins-got my kit!! 😍😍
When making an oil mix should you mix moisturizing and sealing oils or should I have two mixtures one made of moisturizing oils and the other with sealing oils?
Good question
I love using jbc with lavender in the winter for hot oil treatments
Now CP I have not gotta my upright freezer yet to be freezing bananas for my smoothies and hair stuff so imma go see about this banana powder 😅😅 thank you for another great video!🥰🥰🥰
Yaaaaaasssss CURLY PROVERBZ!!!! Loved the intro music!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
WHOA!! I didn’t even know banana powder existed!!!
Your hair is SO beautiful!! Love your length, your curl, your volume! And your ‘tips! Thank you for sharing. 😊
Happy New Year! Farida thank you so much for sharing info on the winter deep conditioners and, I have used olive oil and shea butter and both are so awesome when I added them to my Cantu Deep Conditioner and TGIN Deep Conditioner. I live in Michigan, in the USA and our winters are very cold and dry so my hair dries out quickly since it's a fine 3c texture. I would love to see more winter hair care tips from you so please, keep them coming! :-)
Thanx I use honey in all my home made detangler n deep conditioner always👌👌👌👌
I use all tht u suggested,n I am so thankful for u... my hair has grown a lot🙏🙏
That Shea butter candle tho...legit.
Always a well of information...thank you. My hair tangles really easy like grapevines intertwined. I'm going to try the marshmallow powder and aloe vera.
8:54 I see what you're saying. I recently applied shea butter to the ends of my freshly washed hair, then ready to deep-condition. My dry dry hair seemed a lot more nourished than usual.
I tried banana in my hair mask one time, OMYGOD it made my scalp itch like MAD so can't!! But I LOVE avocado, olive and castor oils!!💖🥰
I loved this video so much! aesthetically pleasing as well as informative! x
Thank you Curly Proverbz. You are the TH-cam hair community Bestie#Love Ya Channel Girrrl
Taking this advice and remedies bc your hair is soooooo beautiful!100!🥰
Thanks babe x
Yes I use all the ingredients mentioned they're just fabulous!!!
sunni james in the same deep conditioner?
Thank you so much for this , a girl's been strugglingg with dryness this winter . So much appreciated 💖
No worries babe... number one suggestion try Shea butter melted first
My hair loves mango butter, aloe vera and shea butter .
you are telling it right. mango butter is my hg.
Shea butter is the bomb for moisture during the winter months. If you add shea butter with an oil for 4C hair, you will be set for the season.
Very helpful info. I'm outting it to use. Trying to keep up with the types of oils that I need. Thank you CP.
Happy belated New Year and tyf the info!❤🌺🌸
Happy New Year Beautiful! Thank you for this excellent video, great information. I will consider adding some of these natural products into my haircare products. Keep the great information coming! 🥰
Great video thank you so much... Could you post the link to the marshmallow root? Thanks in advance.
Beautiful also do you try black rice water to rince your hair sometimes and also other times aloe vera?
Yes please, more winter care.
Great content. Yes more in the moisture series please
Not sure about glycerin. It is a great humectant but in hydrating your hair, it also causes hair to expand reducing definition because your hair swells.
I will definitely be using all these ingredients this winter!!! 🥰 thanks for sharing
First, keep the room temperature comfortable but not hot. Get an electric throw for relaxing... TV, digital devices etc. A electric blanket for night sleeping. Too much heat will dry you out.
Add steam to your room with a diffuser. Everytime I turn my fireplace on, I turn on the diffuser. Too keep the air moist. I also alternate between tea, apple cider, coffee and hot water. I often drink hot water. My skin nor is my hair dry. Just some tips. Also, take a teaspoon of organic olive oil. Lubricate from the inside out.
You have good tips! Can't sleep when it's too warm. Adding a diffuser would be priceless So that helps keep skin and hair moisturized
@@speedymax1818 Had think about it because my skin is extremely moist. The hotter weather is when I have to work the hardest to keep my hair moist. My skin is usually okay all year around. The diffuser I do use regularly. I like the smell of essential oils in the room.
Thanks for your Tim.
I really enjoy your informative video
Thanks for this
I have made fenugreek oil.
And will not start to use shea butter on the ends of my hair
The Fructis brand is really, really good
Loving all of this!!!❤️❤️
Keep those videos coming.
🎉HappiNewYear🎊...Thank U for the tips for retaining moisture!!! Believe it or not I'm currently on struggle street with keeping my hair moisturized at this very moment!!! OMG, it's so dry and crunchy it jus drinks up any and everything that I put in it!!! So I'm Luv'n ❤️ these little nuggets that U have dropped on us!!! Thank U so much...I jus Luv❤️U and all Ur helpful informative videos...Keep 'em coming!!! Continued Success and God's Blessings to U...I'll be watching and anxiously waiting for all the goodies U're cooking up for 2020 ❤️🙏🏿
I use the same one that you have in this video my hair loves it, it’s part of the growth oil I use based on your recipe. Love love 😍
Happy Happy New Year!! Always informative, your content! Demos on the deep conditioner production with the same ingredients, especially with shea butter and honey.
love all the videos and tipps I would love to see your mums hair care routine!
Question: what do you do after you apply the deep conditioning?
Hello Curlyproverbz and everyone else. Happy New Year. I use baby food bananas etc. for my deep conditioners. I use a regular deep conditioner and then add a tablespoon or so of baby banana or carrots etc for added goodness. Along with that I add a teaspoon of Ayurvedic powders. My hair is flourishing. I heat cap or steam it in. God is good.
THANK YOU! That is a GREAT idea saves time, mess and trouble! Think of all the other veggies and fruits we can experiment with! Yay! It's already smooth and can be frozen or saved a few days in the frig. Thanks again Gloria - God richly bless you! Also, the containers can be reused too! :)
@@VFEdge You're welcome. Absolutely the benefits of baby food to minimize our DIYs is phenomenal and we can keep it moving in and out the kitchen with a Ninja or a Nutribullet. My hair looks like Curlyproverbz but not as long based on Ayurvedic and baby food!!!!❤
Can you please do a video on how we use our products in the collab with BelleBar that I got for Black Friday, I read the directions but I’m a visual person so watching exactly how you do it will help. I want to make sure I’m doing it right when the challenge starts on 1/18/2020 😉
Should the aloe vera juice be whole leaf or inner fillet?
I would pay to have a private consultation with you about hair! ❤ I just feel like my hair isn't what it used to be before bad haircuts, stress and hormonal imbalances. I am still young, but it's hard comparing yourself to what you used to be.
Let's talk also there will be a q and a session at some point this quarter xo
@@CurlyProverbz Awesome!
Love love the tips!
Happy New Year’s to you and your family.
Happy New Year Curly P. 💖 this winter hydration video. I've used several of these but have never added them to my dc but I will try it. Thanks for sharing. What else can I use instead of banana?
You can use ripe plantains and avocados. Mango butter is really good if shea butter is a little heavy for your hair.
@@maryapatterson thank you for your wonderful suggestions. Happy New Year.
Hello Thank you for sharing. I didnt notice with the ingredients if you measured them out or just included as much/as little as you wanted. Plz advise. Thank you again
Love the winter hydration videos! Please, love a shorter single recipe series using the products you recommend. When it's long with several recipes it's a little hard to follow and actually replicate. Will you make a video series a couple days before and throughout the bell bar organic challenge starting January 18th? Last request 😂 would love to see some winter protective styles that can be left alone for a few days, and worn to work! Love you, thanks for sharing with us ❤️🙏🏽
Get a journal write down recipes you use and especially the ones your hair seem to take to! I have "a book of hair" my saving grace! Your hair is worth it.
@@speedymax1818 Great idea! Like most reporters, I just keep a bunch of notes on a bunch of little pieces of paper... 😆
@@ladyd8028 and then I misplace all of the bunch of little tiny pieces of papers, I hate sticky notes, worst invention ever as I can never find them when I need them cuz they probably don't stick to what I stuck it 2.
@@sable7114 Mine are well-organized by piles - and even filed away - but the "hair journal" is something we can aspire to in a new calendar year, Sable. 😉
@@ladyd8028 so can you publish that for us or for me? I'll buy it. :-) curly should do this. I have tried to use little plastic sheet covers and a notebook and then label the content such as conditioners, moisturizers, and then drop all of my little note in there but now I don't know where the notebook is. I just can't keep up with things!
What were you drinking in the beginning it looks delicious?
This is helpful! Can you make mango butter?
Happy new year Farida! Another great video full of great tips 😃🤗
Hi iam Indian me heavy hair fall pls control the tips pls sis iam see your videos very nice iam take the msm powder pls answer me sis
Do you have a diy all natural deep conditioner or regular conditioner???
Hi Happy New Year!
I think it’s time to write a full colour/illustration book. I will certainly buy it. I’m sure there is a demand for it.
Happy new year Farida
I would like to see more about winter hydration
I have hair similar to yours but not as long. I have issues with knots and tangling. How do you manage to keep your hair detangled?