My friend Britney Renee has an Etsy shop where you can purchase shampoo Ginger rhizomes!! ❤ Go support her for all of your natural needs. apothecarynaturale.etsy.com
I am obviously aware that you can squeeze them from the bud directly without cutting because I grow them. There are certain times in the season when it’s good to squeeze the cones (May-September) they go dormant just like any other plant so the cones will while and won’t replenish when closer to winter. I chose to cut them because it was later in fall when I filmed this video knowing that first frost was coming and ginger shampoo is sensitive and burns easily. Also because this plant grows in very moist grounds there are of course going to be mosquitos so I didn’t want to film this video by the creek and get bit up a bunch, so I cut my cones and leaves so the whole plant wouldn’t decay and left the ginger rhizome in the ground to sprout again this spring. If you’re in a colder climate I suggest taking them out the ground or if they are in pots bring them inside!
@@reneeroxann It would be great to have added into the video if you should rinse or not. Clearly it wasn't "obvious" to people that you cut it for the reasons you did, or they likely wouldn't have asked. Your obvious is not obvious.
@@mayseventy4466 Well what you think I could have did is different from what I produced in the video, I can’t turn back the clock. I just started this channel and it was meant to be an educational hair video using a natural plant, not a how to plant, garden and take care of this plant. That was not my intention! I have the amount of information necessary in the hair video! Anyone who has further questions and comments come to the comment section to discuss like you are. If you want information about the plant or what a more in-depth video ask but this is not a gardening channel. CURLS/HEALTH/BEAUTY!
@@startreedancer1412 Well I did mention it in the video at 2:26 and I quote “Now you can use this for your skin, for your hair, you can use it as a shampoo or a conditioner honestly anything you choose. I also mentioned at 4:18 second that I you can filter your shampoo ginger but I was outside gardening today. So you can guess that after I applied it as shampoo I left it in as a conditioner or deep continent because I would be gardening after the video. I did not have to explain every little detail of the video. People act like if you cut it the plant is harmed. It grows rapidly so I cut it to sit down and be comfortable making a video. Did I have to tell everyone that I can’t set up my tripod in the wet soil where there are mosquitos and bad lighting.
Hey everyone so I am aware that you can squeeze the shampoo directly from the cone. I do grow them so I pay extra attention to my plants. At the time this video was filmed it was in October. There are certain times in the season when it’s good to squeeze the cones (May-September) they go dormant just like any other plant so the cones will wilt especially with how aggressively I am milking them. At this time of year whether you squeeze the life out of them or not they won’t replenish when closer to winter. Because we were in fall I was preparing for first frost coming and ginger shampoo is sensitive and burns easily. Every year the leaves turn and die as well the the cones wilt and die. This plant grows in very moist grounds by the natural stream, of course there are going to be mosquitos. I didn’t want to film this video by the creek and get bit up a bunch, so I cut my cones and leaves so the whole plant wouldn’t decay. I left the ginger rhizomes in the ground to sprout again this spring. If you’re in a colder climate I suggest taking them out the ground or if they are in pots bring them inside!
Would you say that the ginger plant juice from places like Etsy are legit ? I had tried a shampoo with awapuhi but it didn’t do much for me and made my hair oily
This is so neat. I have medium to long very currley hair and I love trying all natural stuff to keep it healthy and strong. I use alot of different oils even on non wash days I rotate between my favorite oils and just work it into my dry hair and it makes my hair s very happy lol. I have a hard time finding shampoos that have the slip to it to keep from drying my hair out so I'm going to definitely try this! Can u leave it in your hair or do u need to rinse it or is either OK?
What an awesome video, and your hair is absolutely GORGEOUS!!!! Thank you for posting this! I’ve lived in in Florida for 50+ years and I’ve just now discovered this amazing plant.
This is amazing! People have totally lost touch with nature. Our heavenly and righteous Father YAH provided us with an abundance of natural remedies which people have forgotten how to use. 😕 Can you use it as a body wash? Does it condition the hair as well? Can you dilute it and use it as a leave conditioner? This is so exciting! Thank you so much for this video❤ Be Blessed ❤
@@ingridm9335 Yes it is amazing! You can use it as a body wash, shampoo, conditioner, bug repellent, and lotion! It doesn’t need to be diluted. My friend Brit sells Ginger Shampoo Rhizomes, this is her Etsy link. www.etsy.com/shop/apothecarynaturale/?etsrc=sdt
Wow you look amazing, that was incredible! Your hair looks absolutely stunning with that ginger shampoo. I'm impressed! Thanks for sharing! I AGREE WITH EVERYONE HERE, YOUR AN AMA ZING PERSON AND YOUR HAIR IS JUST SO GORGEOUS, YOU CAN BE IN COMMERCIALS FOR SURE! #beautiful
Great thanks. For video purposes and effect, it wasn't supposed to be a neat process. I have a lot of shampoo growing naturally. I appreciate the info.
@reneeroxann I was thinking the same thing ! I probably would've used a pot off of the stove ! And THEN ; I would've transferred it to the Mason jar 😉👍✅️ 😜🤪❤️💯 ! I wouldn't want to miss out on ONE DROP of that sweet & all natural goodness !
Lovely ! I am just discovering this today! I have locs. I make my own shampoo with casteel soap diluted in water and with a few essential oils added. Can I add this to it or should I do this as a separate step? I interested in the conditioning effects. I don’t use conditioner because of the additives but this is natural! I have some in my Etsy cart waiting to come to Georgia.
@@reneeroxann New Subbie!! My husband found your video and so glad he did!! I have never heard of this rare find! Where can I purchase? I would love to plant some myself! Thx!! #ItInMyDNA🇯🇲🇹🇹!! God Bless🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@247kingdomwoman This is so awesome, you have to thank him for me. So I didn’t purchase them online. I can suggest checking out your local nurseries first and calling around and if there’s no luck ordering from ETSY is your best bet. I haven’t found them anywhere else. I wish you luck, hope this helps and thank you for your support ❤️🇯🇲
your hair is so beautiful. I hope your safe with hurricane Ian. Thank you for this video I'm also in Florida and cant wait to get this ginger. I'm very sensitive to shampoos and I feel like this method would be better.
I remember the first time i came across this plant on a trip overseas, i thought it looked unusual and i wanted to poke and prod it out of curiosity but decided better to leave it alone , MAN if i had known i would have squeezed da heck out of it!😃 I want a do over 😂😂
Loll it’s always good to be curious! When I first saw them I actually didn’t know they could be squeezed. I thought they were going to open up into a large beautiful bloom.
Yes girl with the natural curls! Keep at taking care of and maintaining your hair and you will see her grow☺️ Please subscribe to see more content, I’ll be posting more videos on obtaining and maintaining natural, healthy, hair. Thank you so much❤️
I love the information you give while being respectful ever video I watch with these the people tend to make snarky remarks to the comments. And I love your bubbly personality!! 💖
Thank you so much. I tried to do as much research as possible and fit everything into this video while not trying to behave like a know it all. I just started this channel 1 year ago and I’m trying my best. Thank you so much for your comment. I appreciate it. Not many people take the time to comment with kindness! Please let me know what videos you’d like to see! Don’t forget to Subscribe and hit the notification 🔔
Yay!!! 😄 thank you so much for watching my video. I really appreciate it. I am also very excited for the next growing season for you, and for everyone in the comments. I really do adore this plant so much. I recently downsized and had to leave a lot of my plants with my mother-in-law and I had to take some shampoo ginger rhizomes with me, of course.
Thank you so much for your support and watching the video. Yeah that’s what they’re gonna do and I’m trying my best here. I’m glad that you found the beauty in it. ❤️
I won’t claim that ginger shampoo willwill completely eliminate the dandruff but it will help soothe your scalp and the amount of flakes will minimize. Adding fresh grated ginger into the mix to help the mixture become more potent and essential oils like tea tree and peppermint will help subside the symptoms. If this doesn’t help contact your dermatologist or local herbalist for more answers.
❤thank you for doing this video! Although our hair types are different(mine is straight and to my knees), I just wanted to understand the process before I purchase, and your video helped me decide! I was looking for minimally processed hair products, and you can't get more minimal than this! I'm excited, and I will pass along your video😊
I would love to try this! But unfortunately I don’t think it would be possible to grow this plant here in Sweden. Maybe one day I’ll be able to try it on a vacation somewhere. Also, you are so pretty!
My stylist recommended awapuhi shampoo. I bought a bottle it was $30 and a small bottle. My friend just gave me this plant. I can’t wait to try it. I loved the product recommended, but this looks comparable and free, just need to care for a plant!
This is the first I'm hearing of the existence of shampoo ginger, but I really wish that there was someone recording the nature around you as well. While the subject of what she was speaking is fascinating, there was so many insect and animal noises I've never heard before.#city girl
Got ya. It was an educational video so I couldn’t get to in depth with the animals and all the nature surrounding. You were hearing squirrels, owls, hawks and kite birds. My neighbor also has a crow.
this is so educational! love your spirit and you just seem like such a calm, positive person! id really love to try these because i live in india but i cant seem to find them anywhere 😭 will check online after a while but honestly after watching this i feel like growing them but again idk how to 😭 will look it up on youtube but thank you so much for this! subbed!!
Thank you soo much. I really appreciate it. This is one of the very first videos that I filmed for my channel and I’m really appreciative and surprised at the amount of love and views that I got it you should definitely check on Etsy if they’ll deliver to India. Go to your local nurseries. Good luck! Thank you!
That's so awesome. Truly one of my favorite plants. It never hurts to try one rhizome in the ground and add your own mixed dirt to the ground with a good amount of humus rich soil.
Hey there! So, the Shampoo ginger can be used as a shampoo, conditioner, a massage oil for the hair or the body. Storing it can be done if kept in a sealed air-tight container glass or plastic. I suggest for safety to keep it in the fridge for up to one week and in the freezer for all year use so it can be easily thawed. I have kept it in the shower for up to a month no refrigeration but I don't suggest it.
Once you squeeze anywhere near the winter they will dry up. For the purpose of this video I cut them so I wasn’t in the backyard getting bit by mosquitos.
Lol I wish people would milk these into bowls instead of jars. It kills me when i see like 30% of the liquid getting dripped to the ground.😭 That said, this was excellent though, sis. I wonder if you can use this with dreads.🤔
Lol I also wish people would stop commenting about waste. Everything’s that seemed waisted was rubbed all over my body for bug repellent since in was going to remain in the garden. Where I live it grows in excess and in can what I want with my plants. This plant doesn’t discriminate on hair types.
@@reneeroxann Oh, I hope I didn't come across as negative. I was thinking more along the lines of how I'd like to save some of the excess myself if I could grow it where I live. I'm used to just seeing people squeeze it and you were the first person I saw that actually really used this beautiful plant😁
@@brieb402 Ok, no worries love. When it comes to this plant, you can squeeze her until she’s dry and sometimes they just won’t refill. Because of the time of the season that you’re in depending on your zone or climate. The thing is that they are able to spread rapidly in central Florida, but they are not invasive. We do have them in excess here. I just don’t understand the purpose of people freaking out about my plant and what I squeeze in my garden because it grows in abundance. Once you squeeze Bill in, you’ll let margin and get the shampoo from it it usually will wilt at the end of the season because you have now do you hydrated the plant. After you squeeze it, you can just cut it and it will create a new bulb.
I want to say I really love your content sis, and I appreciate your hard work, honesty, humility & wisdom. But I just want to know how do you grow them from scratch like with seeds? because I really want to grow these in my own garden and make my own natural hair, face, body & skin care products. Because I’m very curious and I want to learn new things as I go. But once again I really love your content, keep up the good work sis & don’t let haters stop you from doing your work. Your doing what’s right, and I appreciate it so much beautiful lady.
Thank you soo much. I appreciate your love support. Shampoo ginger grows from rhizomes just like the regular ginger that you find in the grocery store. But they are not the same thing you can order shampoo ginger rhizomes either on Facebook marketplace and check around your area, at your local nursery and on Etsy as well. All you need is a yard or a large container with drainage holes and good soil and fertilizer. You’re good to go.
@@reneeroxann ok thank you so much 😊🙏🏼, I’ll keep studying & do my research on this plant to know how to take care of it. Keep posting videos like this, it’s gonna help a lot of us ❤️.
Hey so I will be honest with you. I have had this plant in the garden for some years now. If you squeeze her ever so slightly without damaging the inflorescence they will continue to replenish. If you squeeze the bulb until it’s dry there is no chance for it to replenish because it has been destroyed and milked the life out of. They will usually start to wilt and they will soon dry up and the stem will turn yellow and die.
I am obviously aware that you can squeeze them from the bud directly without cutting because I grow them. There are certain times in the season when it’s good to squeeze the cones (May-September) they go dormant just like any other plant so the cones will while and won’t replenish when closer to winter. I chose to cut them because it was later in fall when I filmed this video knowing that first frost was coming and ginger shampoo is sensitive and burns easily. Also because this plant grows in very moist grounds there are of course going to be mosquitos so I didn’t want to film this video by the creek and get bit up a bunch, so I cut my cones and leaves so the whole plant wouldn’t decay and left the ginger rhizome in the ground to sprout again this spring. If you’re in a colder climate I suggest taking them out the ground or if they are in pots bring them inside!
Hello. Thank you for your video! This is an amazing gift from God! ❤️My friend blessed me with me some rhizomes. 😃 What kind of soil do they need? How do I store the liquid, for year round use, when I don’t have the fresh plants?
Hey there! So, the Shampoo ginger can be used as a shampoo, conditioner, a massage oil for the hair or the body. Storing it can be done if kept in a sealed air-tight container glass or plastic. I suggest for safety to keep it in the fridge for up to one week and in the freezer for all year use so it can be easily thawed. I have kept it in the shower for up to a month no refrigeration, but I don't suggest it. They need a good amount of humus rich soil.
Hello sister! Randomly i just searched for shampoo ginger and i caught your video... Your way of conveying is so good nice to hear from you... And are these plant will grow good in india? Im from south side of india (Chennai, tamilnadu).
I know it works like a conditioner it looks like..........But if you use it as a shampoo for cleaning do you need to rinse it? or is it like dry shampoo where you leave it in?
It is a natural cleanser, deodorizer so it will clean your hair but it is so moisturizing because it contains mostly water. That’s what makes it a leave in, because it is so moisturizing. Do what you feel comfortable doing. It doesn’t create flakes because there isn’t alcohol. It softens and nourishes the hair just like, aloe and flax gel.
Can I grow these in zone 5-9 Ohio, I love to try. Do any animals like them like bees, snakes ? I don't want to grow if it draws that. Is it invasive Bec you said it grows by rizones? How does it do with other plants ? Thanks great video, thanks for sharing. Oh I wonder if it's edible as well❤
Hey Shampoo Ginger can be grown outdoors in USDA Hardiness Zones 8a-10b. You can try to grow them in containers outside after winter. You can also grow them inside at any point of the year. Ginger shampoo is a natural bug repellent and deterrent for mosquitoes flies, ants and cockroaches. Underground though it does attract small pass, such as a aphids, spider mites, thrips, and fungus gnats, but no snakes. Spraying Neem oil is a great natural deterrent! As for invasiveness. According to our Florida data, it is not invasive but it is a runner and a multiplier and it can overrun other plants in the garden so you do you want to either keep it contained in a container. Other options include if you have a yard planted in a low lying area With shade and enclose it so that I can run. It will not kill other plants. It will create space amongst others.
I Shampooed my hair and garden for 3 hours and left it in as a deep conditioner. You can also apply this as a daily hair moisturizer, it gets slightly crunchy after it dries so it helps to form the curls as you saw my hair transition in the video. I believe you would be able to grow this plant in Russia. It just takes trial and error when growing a tropical plant in cold temperatures. Start growing in pots and make sure to bring in during the winter. If you grow outside make sure to cover the plants or cut back during the winter. The rhizomes can stay in the ground, or you can dig them up.
Forgive my ignorance. I have super sensitive Native American skin and hair. I’m hoping this helps as I finally got some and am 5 month into growing. Can I use this as my shampoo- as I understand African hair has different hydration needs. I hope I explained this well.
As humans, we all have a sensitivity to some thing, some more than others. Try it out for yourself on a small patch of skin. If it works for you than there you go you just won. There are various uses from bug repellent, skin moisturizer, hair, shampoo, call my hair moisturizer, and body wash.
Also just letting you know that this is a natural product, it has nothing to do with African hair, so… whether you’re white, black, or native of anything that can be used in your hair routine
Hello gorgeous, educated, natural beauty! Excellent video. I’m wondering if we can harvest and store the inflorescence liquid. How long would it be viable at room temp vs refrigerated. Is it naturally shelf stable? Does anyone know if heat destroys the volatiles. Could we waterbath or pressure can it? Looking forward to discussing how we can preserve shampoo for year long refreshing tonic and shampoo.
Hey, I treated it like a leave-in conditioner and I rinsed it out after a couple of hours of having it in my hair. My hair was crunchy/curly and had a cast. Don't forget it is natural and all the benefits will help not harm. I hope this helped.
Hey 👋 yes you absolutely can use this for face, body, and hair. (It is just as safe as the regular ginger plant).. I usually keep it in a bowl with a lid in the shower and add flower petals snd shower with it as normal. You may use more than your regular body wash because it doesn’t have harsh chemicals to make it sudsy. It works great and you’ll smell wonderful. Thank you so much!
I do not currently sell but you can find plants at your local nursery or online at ETSY OR FB Marketplace. People are selling plants as well as the fresh product. Make sure to ask when they squeezed the batch just in case it's been a while you don't want old shampoo.
Hey Maureen, I actually did mention in the video that I am going to leave it in while I’m in the garden. It turns into a very crunchy cast just like aloe Vera and flaxseed. You can leave it in as a deep conditioner, or as a leave in an ad other products, your hair or not. You can also moisturize your skin with it and much more.
I just bought 6 rhizomes and was wondering how to 1st plant them. I live in zone 8b so figured it is best to plant in containers and transfer outside when spring comes back around, my question is do you water them frequently or just 1 time when 1st planting them in containers until spring then water as you normally would. I don't want to rot the rhizomes but not sure of the actual planting process. Any advice is much appreciated.
Hey so it all depends on where you live but “In USDA Zone 8, these plants survive winter when mulch is added to the soil and the roots and rhizomes are protected from freezing.” They do pretty well in Florida and are tolerant until temperatures reach below 55 deg, bring them inside. Planting them in pots or even keeping the rhizomes in a ziploc bag until spring is helpful if you live in a cold environment. Snip the leaves that die from the first frost. Keep them dry during the dormant winter months and they should also be seasonally waterlogged. I hope this helps, happy gardening!
@@reneeroxann thank you for the information. I live in East Texas we normally don't have really harsh winters but after last year I am cautious lol. I figured I would try tulips and the ginger lily this year and if it's a success I may try some in the ground next year.
Do you rinse it out or keep it in anyway I got this plant in my yard and I did not know you could wash your hair with it thanks for showing me now I know what it is at Ginger shampoo plant and it is gorgeous
Yes, I don’t see why not. Try growing them in containers first and then planting them outside during the summer months. You do need to cut them down right before fall and then you can dig up the rhizomes and bring them inside and put them in the fridge or in containers just so that they don’t freeze over.
Ha ha I love the comment. I am very sure that there is a way because I see people sell shampoo ginger on Etsy. You can also check Facebook marketplace and local nurseries in the area. Try growing them in containers before you put them in the ground. I have not tried to mixing it with the yucca, but I will definitely let you know
My friend Britney Renee has an Etsy shop where you can purchase shampoo Ginger rhizomes!! ❤ Go support her for all of your natural needs.
apothecarynaturale.etsy.com
It detangles like a dream! God has blessed us with every good thing❤
Amen.
Indeed HE has!!!! 🎉
This is AMAZING!!! 😮❤ Our Heavenly Father Loves us Soo Soo Much! He thought of EVERYTHING! ❤🙏
Yes it is!
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You don’t have to pick them you just squeeze them into a jar and they will refill on their own
I am obviously aware that you can squeeze them from the bud directly without cutting because I grow them. There are certain times in the season when it’s good to squeeze the cones (May-September) they go dormant just like any other plant so the cones will while and won’t replenish when closer to winter. I chose to cut them because it was later in fall when I filmed this video knowing that first frost was coming and ginger shampoo is sensitive and burns easily. Also because this plant grows in very moist grounds there are of course going to be mosquitos so I didn’t want to film this video by the creek and get bit up a bunch, so I cut my cones and leaves so the whole plant wouldn’t decay and left the ginger rhizome in the ground to sprout again this spring. If you’re in a colder climate I suggest taking them out the ground or if they are in pots bring them inside!
@@reneeroxann I think you should have explained that to the viewers 😂💞🇹🇹 you could do apart two giving explanation about their growing season et all 🙏
@@reneeroxann It would be great to have added into the video if you should rinse or not. Clearly it wasn't "obvious" to people that you cut it for the reasons you did, or they likely wouldn't have asked. Your obvious is not obvious.
@@mayseventy4466 Well what you think I could have did is different from what I produced in the video, I can’t turn back the clock. I just started this channel and it was meant to be an educational hair video using a natural plant, not a how to plant, garden and take care of this plant. That was not my intention! I have the amount of information necessary in the hair video! Anyone who has further questions and comments come to the comment section to discuss like you are. If you want information about the plant or what a more in-depth video ask but this is not a gardening channel. CURLS/HEALTH/BEAUTY!
@@startreedancer1412 Well I did mention it in the video at 2:26 and I quote “Now you can use this for your skin, for your hair, you can use it as a shampoo or a conditioner honestly anything you choose.
I also mentioned at 4:18 second that I you can filter your shampoo ginger but I was outside gardening today. So you can guess that after I applied it as shampoo I left it in as a conditioner or deep continent because I would be gardening after the video.
I did not have to explain every little detail of the video. People act like if you cut it the plant is harmed. It grows rapidly so I cut it to sit down and be comfortable making a video. Did I have to tell everyone that I can’t set up my tripod in the wet soil where there are mosquitos and bad lighting.
Your natural hair is absolutely GORGEOUS 👸🏾
Thank you so much!
Hey everyone so I am aware that you can squeeze the shampoo directly from the cone. I do grow them so I pay extra attention to my plants. At the time this video was filmed it was in October. There are certain times in the season when it’s good to squeeze the cones (May-September) they go dormant just like any other plant so the cones will wilt especially with how aggressively I am milking them. At this time of year whether you squeeze the life out of them or not they won’t replenish when closer to winter. Because we were in fall I was preparing for first frost coming and ginger shampoo is sensitive and burns easily. Every year the leaves turn and die as well the the cones wilt and die. This plant grows in very moist grounds by the natural stream, of course there are going to be mosquitos. I didn’t want to film this video by the creek and get bit up a bunch, so I cut my cones and leaves so the whole plant wouldn’t decay. I left the ginger rhizomes in the ground to sprout again this spring. If you’re in a colder climate I suggest taking them out the ground or if they are in pots bring them inside!
Would you say that the ginger plant juice from places like Etsy are legit ? I had tried a shampoo with awapuhi but it didn’t do much for me and made my hair oily
Thanks for sharing this video Renee! I ordered some juice from a farm in Florida since I live in a zone where it doesn't grow.
😬 miliking them
This is so neat. I have medium to long very currley hair and I love trying all natural stuff to keep it healthy and strong. I use alot of different oils even on non wash days I rotate between my favorite oils and just work it into my dry hair and it makes my hair s very happy lol. I have a hard time finding shampoos that have the slip to it to keep from drying my hair out so I'm going to definitely try this! Can u leave it in your hair or do u need to rinse it or is either OK?
When it dries completely, does it feel sticky or need to be rinsed? Do insects get attracted to your hair because they are attracted to the scent,?
Incredible ! how amazing is God ....He has provided us with everything ❤🙏
Isn’t life amazing ❤️
Never heard of this.
Its amazing.
Its like a plant out of a fantasy world or something.
I know right!
I never knew this crazy plant can be used as a shampoo! 😱
I'm gonna try it later. 😅 👍
Thank you! 💕💕💕💕
Have fun with it! It can be use as a shampoo, hair moisturizer, bus repellent, lotion and heal wounds. 😍
What an awesome video, and your hair is absolutely GORGEOUS!!!! Thank you for posting this! I’ve lived in in Florida for 50+ years and I’ve just now discovered this amazing plant.
Wow this looks so amazing and hydrating for natural hair. I want to grow some too
This is amazing!
People have totally lost touch with nature. Our heavenly and righteous Father YAH provided us with an abundance of natural remedies which people have forgotten how to use. 😕
Can you use it as a body wash?
Does it condition the hair as well?
Can you dilute it and use it as a leave conditioner?
This is so exciting! Thank you so much for this video❤
Be Blessed ❤
@@ingridm9335 Yes it is amazing! You can use it as a body wash, shampoo, conditioner, bug repellent, and lotion! It doesn’t need to be diluted. My friend Brit sells Ginger Shampoo Rhizomes, this is her Etsy link. www.etsy.com/shop/apothecarynaturale/?etsrc=sdt
Wow you look amazing, that was incredible! Your hair looks absolutely stunning with that ginger shampoo. I'm impressed! Thanks for sharing! I AGREE WITH EVERYONE HERE, YOUR AN AMA ZING PERSON AND YOUR HAIR IS JUST SO GORGEOUS, YOU CAN BE IN COMMERCIALS FOR SURE! #beautiful
Thank you so much. I appreciate all the compliments 🥰
I would like to suggest using a wide funnel bigger than your hand when squeezing it so less to no spillage when harvesting the shampoo
Great thanks. For video purposes and effect, it wasn't supposed to be a neat process. I have a lot of shampoo growing naturally. I appreciate the info.
@reneeroxann I was thinking the same thing ! I probably would've used a pot off of the stove ! And THEN ; I would've transferred it to the Mason jar 😉👍✅️ 😜🤪❤️💯 ! I wouldn't want to miss out on ONE DROP of that sweet & all natural goodness !
Lovely ! I am just discovering this today! I have locs. I make my own shampoo with casteel soap diluted in water and with a few essential oils added. Can I add this to it or should I do this as a separate step? I interested in the conditioning effects. I don’t use conditioner because of the additives but this is natural! I have some in my Etsy cart waiting to come to Georgia.
Gonna try this 😃 I have these growing wild in my yard ...hope it adds some much needed moisture to my curls ...tks for the video... 🇹🇹
That’s awesome, you will be surprised and happy with the results. Glad I could help 🇯🇲
I need a plant lol 🇹🇹
@@reneeroxann New Subbie!! My husband found your video and so glad he did!! I have never heard of this rare find! Where can I purchase? I would love to plant some myself! Thx!! #ItInMyDNA🇯🇲🇹🇹!! God Bless🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@247kingdomwoman This is so awesome, you have to thank him for me. So I didn’t purchase them online. I can suggest checking out your local nurseries first and calling around and if there’s no luck ordering from ETSY is your best bet. I haven’t found them anywhere else. I wish you luck, hope this helps and thank you for your support ❤️🇯🇲
@@reneeroxann ok, I sure will! Thx sis❤️❤️!! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🇯🇲 🇹🇹🇺🇸
your hair is so beautiful. I hope your safe with hurricane Ian. Thank you for this video I'm also in Florida and cant wait to get this ginger. I'm very sensitive to shampoos and I feel like this method would be better.
very beautiful information and hair washing technique, thank you sistar...I love the ginger lily cone.
I remember the first time i came across this plant on a trip overseas, i thought it looked unusual and i wanted to poke and prod it out of curiosity but decided better to leave it alone , MAN if i had known i would have squeezed da heck out of it!😃
I want a do over 😂😂
Loll it’s always good to be curious! When I first saw them I actually didn’t know they could be squeezed. I thought they were going to open up into a large beautiful bloom.
Wow wow and wow I have been waiting patiently for my shampoo ginger plant going tonpick it up today.! Thank you beloved
That’s awesome, I hope you have a great growing season!
You are such a pure soul, I loved every second of your video. It is super educational, thank you! xx
Thank you so much for your kindness and for watching❤
Love this video!!!!
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I think I wanna try this since I have some shampoo ginger growing 🤩 Thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome. Lather up. Your hair will thank you.
Awesome video and your natural beauty astonishing 😊
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I just got mine, I'm in Az . Can't wait to plant them in pots of course. But loved your video!
Thank you! That’s wonderful. I hope you have a great growing season.
My curls look just like yours. I wish mine was as long. But, your hair is just beautiful 😍
Yes girl with the natural curls! Keep at taking care of and maintaining your hair and you will see her grow☺️
Please subscribe to see more content, I’ll be posting more videos on obtaining and maintaining natural, healthy, hair. Thank you so much❤️
I love the information you give while being respectful ever video I watch with these the people tend to make snarky remarks to the comments. And I love your bubbly personality!! 💖
Thank you so much. I tried to do as much research as possible and fit everything into this video while not trying to behave like a know it all. I just started this channel 1 year ago and I’m trying my best. Thank you so much for your comment. I appreciate it. Not many people take the time to comment with kindness! Please let me know what videos you’d like to see! Don’t forget to Subscribe and hit the notification 🔔
Thank you for your video! This was very helpful! I recently ordered 3 rhizomes. I'm excited about next year's growing season with these!
Yay!!! 😄 thank you so much for watching my video. I really appreciate it. I am also very excited for the next growing season for you, and for everyone in the comments. I really do adore this plant so much. I recently downsized and had to leave a lot of my plants with my mother-in-law and I had to take some shampoo ginger rhizomes with me, of course.
Wow! Thank you for your review (my introduction to) this beautiful and amazing plant.
Thank you for watching. I am glad I could help.
Thank you for.this video. I see alot negitive comments. You did great. Thank you for the info. Let the haters hate.
Thank you so much for your support and watching the video. Yeah that’s what they’re gonna do and I’m trying my best here. I’m glad that you found the beauty in it. ❤️
I love your energy 💞 You are very positive, and your video is very helpful. I'm using translation, sorry for mistakes. have a nice day💞
Thank you so much, I appreciate you and your support. What kind of videos would you like to see and find helpful?
I want to used this so i will not have dundruff anymore , great video
I won’t claim that ginger shampoo willwill completely eliminate the dandruff but it will help soothe your scalp and the amount of flakes will minimize. Adding fresh grated ginger into the mix to help the mixture become more potent and essential oils like tea tree and peppermint will help subside the symptoms. If this doesn’t help contact your dermatologist or local herbalist for more answers.
❤thank you for doing this video! Although our hair types are different(mine is straight and to my knees), I just wanted to understand the process before I purchase, and your video helped me decide! I was looking for minimally processed hair products, and you can't get more minimal than this! I'm excited, and I will pass along your video😊
Thank you soo much. Best of luck to you. There are many more natural product videos to come. Subscribe for more.
We call that plant "lempuyang" in Indonesia. It is used for "jamu", our herbal traditional medicine.
That’s wonderful! How do you like to use it in your lifestyle?
I would love to try this! But unfortunately I don’t think it would be possible to grow this plant here in Sweden. Maybe one day I’ll be able to try it on a vacation somewhere. Also, you are so pretty!
Hey beautiful! Thank you so much. Start now, it never hurts to try and even grow it inside.
Love love your hair & thank you for your video.
You can use a bottle with a narrow piece for better application. Nice video. I hear it is good for dry hair.
My stylist recommended awapuhi shampoo. I bought a bottle it was $30 and a small bottle. My friend just gave me this plant. I can’t wait to try it. I loved the product recommended, but this looks comparable and free, just need to care for a plant!
Yes this planes is awesome. My friends sells the Shampoo if you don’t want to care for the plant. www.etsy.com/shop/apothecarynaturale/?etsrc=sdt
Cool!! It works great!
I am definitely getting this and I’m going to try it seems like it’s gonna work wonders
It does great. Aloe Vera is still affordable and much easier to obtain.
This is the first I'm hearing of the existence of shampoo ginger, but I really wish that there was someone recording the nature around you as well. While the subject of what she was speaking is fascinating, there was so many insect and animal noises I've never heard before.#city girl
Got ya. It was an educational video so I couldn’t get to in depth with the animals and all the nature surrounding. You were hearing squirrels, owls, hawks and kite birds. My neighbor also has a crow.
I love in Florida so I can’t wait to try this!
That’s awesome, You will fall in love immediately with this natural resource, they thrive will in Florida. Let me know how it like it 😊
Me to I’m trying to find where they are lol
I live in Georgia and its a little chilly and they still grow!
where in Ga you live. I bought one and planted just gonna wait and see what is produced in the spring for now.
I live in Marietta...you? I wanna grow some
She’s beautiful 🥰😌
Aww thank you !
Your face is so beautiful! No makeup either! 🥰
Thank you so much!
Renee your rad. i love your attitude.
Thank you. Only someone totally rad would drop this comment!
Your hair is gorgeous 😍
Thank you!
Oh my god, your hair is SO lovely!!!🥰
@@globalherbkitchen Thank you so much. Check out my channel and subscribe. I post new hair content every week!
Thanks love. Greetings from Melbourne Australia. But i would like to see you rinse it out and see if actually cleans also. Thanks though
Thank you so much for watching❤️ yes it does cleanse the hair. It will feel and smell clean after. Very lightweight with the odor of ginger.
this is so educational! love your spirit and you just seem like such a calm, positive person! id really love to try these because i live in india but i cant seem to find them anywhere 😭 will check online after a while but honestly after watching this i feel like growing them but again idk how to 😭 will look it up on youtube but thank you so much for this! subbed!!
Thank you soo much. I really appreciate it. This is one of the very first videos that I filmed for my channel and I’m really appreciative and surprised at the amount of love and views that I got it you should definitely check on Etsy if they’ll deliver to India. Go to your local nurseries. Good luck! Thank you!
@@reneeroxann thank you for the reply! Will try Etsy, will let you know if I find them! 🫶
You're gorgeous and this was so informative ❤
Thank you so much beautiful!
i love it! i just bought some shampoo ginger but i will be growing it in pots since I live in zone 7a.
That's so awesome. Truly one of my favorite plants. It never hurts to try one rhizome in the ground and add your own mixed dirt to the ground with a good amount of humus rich soil.
Love this, thank you
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed. Subscribe for more content.
Thank you for sharing. This was a good demo!
Thank you
I just started growing it I love it I'm in NW Florida
Hey neighbor, that’s great news, I wish you the best grow!
Thanks for the video
You're so beautiful and your hair is unbelievable!
Thank you for watching. I appreciate it your kindness ❤️
Your hair is gorgeous.
Thank you so much!
That was amazing, thank you for what you do❤️🙏🏽
I was wondering how long a plant can live if not cut? Your hair is beautiful btw
I've tried bringing in the plant before it got to cold. the leaves survived but the cone still died. They naturally go dormant so it will happen.
How should I store the squeezed juices and how long does it last stored? I'd love to learn all the different ways. Thank you so much for you video!
Hey there! So, the Shampoo ginger can be used as a shampoo, conditioner, a massage oil for the hair or the body. Storing it can be done if kept in a sealed air-tight container glass or plastic. I suggest for safety to keep it in the fridge for up to one week and in the freezer for all year use so it can be easily thawed. I have kept it in the shower for up to a month no refrigeration but I don't suggest it.
You can squeeze without cutting and they will refill
Once you squeeze anywhere near the winter they will dry up. For the purpose of this video I cut them so I wasn’t in the backyard getting bit by mosquitos.
You are so beautiful! I love your hair ❤️
Thank you so much ❤️ you are gorgeous
Lol I wish people would milk these into bowls instead of jars. It kills me when i see like 30% of the liquid getting dripped to the ground.😭
That said, this was excellent though, sis. I wonder if you can use this with dreads.🤔
Lol I also wish people would stop commenting about waste. Everything’s that seemed waisted was rubbed all over my body for bug repellent since in was going to remain in the garden. Where I live it grows in excess and in can what I want with my plants.
This plant doesn’t discriminate on hair types.
@@reneeroxann Oh, I hope I didn't come across as negative. I was thinking more along the lines of how I'd like to save some of the excess myself if I could grow it where I live. I'm used to just seeing people squeeze it and you were the first person I saw that actually really used this beautiful plant😁
@@brieb402 Ok, no worries love. When it comes to this plant, you can squeeze her until she’s dry and sometimes they just won’t refill. Because of the time of the season that you’re in depending on your zone or climate. The thing is that they are able to spread rapidly in central Florida, but they are not invasive. We do have them in excess here. I just don’t understand the purpose of people freaking out about my plant and what I squeeze in my garden because it grows in abundance. Once you squeeze Bill in, you’ll let margin and get the shampoo from it it usually will wilt at the end of the season because you have now do you hydrated the plant. After you squeeze it, you can just cut it and it will create a new bulb.
I want to say I really love your content sis, and I appreciate your hard work, honesty, humility & wisdom. But I just want to know how do you grow them from scratch like with seeds? because I really want to grow these in my own garden and make my own natural hair, face, body & skin care products. Because I’m very curious and I want to learn new things as I go. But once again I really love your content, keep up the good work sis & don’t let haters stop you from doing your work. Your doing what’s right, and I appreciate it so much beautiful lady.
Thank you soo much. I appreciate your love support. Shampoo ginger grows from rhizomes just like the regular ginger that you find in the grocery store. But they are not the same thing you can order shampoo ginger rhizomes either on Facebook marketplace and check around your area, at your local nursery and on Etsy as well. All you need is a yard or a large container with drainage holes and good soil and fertilizer. You’re good to go.
@@reneeroxann ok thank you so much 😊🙏🏼, I’ll keep studying & do my research on this plant to know how to take care of it. Keep posting videos like this, it’s gonna help a lot of us ❤️.
@@stephanietower2382 Absolutely!
I have watched in other videos that you can just squeeze it from where it’s planted and it replenishes in 24 hours
Hey so I will be honest with you. I have had this plant in the garden for some years now. If you squeeze her ever so slightly without damaging the inflorescence they will continue to replenish. If you squeeze the bulb until it’s dry there is no chance for it to replenish because it has been destroyed and milked the life out of. They will usually start to wilt and they will soon dry up and the stem will turn yellow and die.
I am obviously aware that you can squeeze them from the bud directly without cutting because I grow them. There are certain times in the season when it’s good to squeeze the cones (May-September) they go dormant just like any other plant so the cones will while and won’t replenish when closer to winter. I chose to cut them because it was later in fall when I filmed this video knowing that first frost was coming and ginger shampoo is sensitive and burns easily. Also because this plant grows in very moist grounds there are of course going to be mosquitos so I didn’t want to film this video by the creek and get bit up a bunch, so I cut my cones and leaves so the whole plant wouldn’t decay and left the ginger rhizome in the ground to sprout again this spring. If you’re in a colder climate I suggest taking them out the ground or if they are in pots bring them inside!
Hello. Thank you for your video! This is an amazing gift from God! ❤️My friend blessed me with me some rhizomes. 😃 What kind of soil do they need?
How do I store the liquid, for year round use, when I don’t have the fresh plants?
Hey there! So, the Shampoo ginger can be used as a shampoo, conditioner, a massage oil for the hair or the body. Storing it can be done if kept in a sealed air-tight container glass or plastic. I suggest for safety to keep it in the fridge for up to one week and in the freezer for all year use so it can be easily thawed. I have kept it in the shower for up to a month no refrigeration, but I don't suggest it. They need a good amount of humus rich soil.
ur channel is so calming new sub
Thanks for subbing!
Aloha, the W is pronounced like a V (ah-vah-puu-hee)
Great to know for next time but I can’t re-film the video. You learn as you grow. I’m not the language and pronunciation police
@@reneeroxann yes maam, I promise I wasn’t trying to be, just spreading the knowledge, take care!
Beautiful ❤
Thank you!
I would add it with aloe Vera gel
It works great with Aloe!
Hello sister! Randomly i just searched for shampoo ginger and i caught your video... Your way of conveying is so good nice to hear from you... And are these plant will grow good in india? Im from south side of india (Chennai, tamilnadu).
Hey lovely. Thank you so much for watching. This beautiful plant is actually native to your area and would grow considerably well!
In Karnataka we have this plant with different names
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Surely it grows abundantly in south India
I know it works like a conditioner it looks like..........But if you use it as a shampoo for cleaning do you need to rinse it? or is it like dry shampoo where you leave it in?
It is a natural cleanser, deodorizer so it will clean your hair but it is so moisturizing because it contains mostly water. That’s what makes it a leave in, because it is so moisturizing. Do what you feel comfortable doing. It doesn’t create flakes because there isn’t alcohol. It softens and nourishes the hair just like, aloe and flax gel.
Love ur hair 💝😊
Thank you!
I absolutely love this video! Thank you
Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Please make sure to subscribe for more content like this. Let me know what you’re interested in seeing!
@@reneeroxann Awesome, thank you. And I've subscribed :) I love videos with you doing your hair outside. The sound of the birds is so soothing.
Can I grow these in zone 5-9 Ohio, I love to try. Do any animals like them like bees, snakes ? I don't want to grow if it draws that. Is it invasive Bec you said it grows by rizones? How does it do with other plants ? Thanks great video, thanks for sharing.
Oh I wonder if it's edible as well❤
Hey Shampoo Ginger can be grown outdoors in USDA Hardiness Zones 8a-10b. You can try to grow them in containers outside after winter. You can also grow them inside at any point of the year. Ginger shampoo is a natural bug repellent and deterrent for mosquitoes flies, ants and cockroaches. Underground though it does attract small pass, such as a aphids, spider mites, thrips, and fungus gnats, but no snakes. Spraying Neem oil is a great natural deterrent!
As for invasiveness. According to our Florida data, it is not invasive but it is a runner and a multiplier and it can overrun other plants in the garden so you do you want to either keep it contained in a container. Other options include if you have a yard planted in a low lying area With shade and enclose it so that I can run. It will not kill other plants. It will create space amongst others.
@@reneeroxannwould you sale any?
I love to experience it❤️.
Your hair is amazing! 🥰
Thank you so much ❤
How much time to take rinse after shmapoo this
Looks great. I have fine dry 4C hair. Will the ginger dry it out more?
No the purpose of this plant is to heal your hair naturally, providing unbeatable moisture.
But r u going to wash it out? Can I grow it in south of Russia? Normally by winter it's from 0 to +10 degrees, and summer is hot + 35
I Shampooed my hair and garden for 3 hours and left it in as a deep conditioner. You can also apply this as a daily hair moisturizer, it gets slightly crunchy after it dries so it helps to form the curls as you saw my hair transition in the video. I believe you would be able to grow this plant in Russia. It just takes trial and error when growing a tropical plant in cold temperatures. Start growing in pots and make sure to bring in during the winter. If you grow outside make sure to cover the plants or cut back during the winter. The rhizomes can stay in the ground, or you can dig them up.
Forgive my ignorance. I have super sensitive Native American skin and hair. I’m hoping this helps as I finally got some and am 5 month into growing. Can I use this as my shampoo- as I understand African hair has different hydration needs. I hope I explained this well.
As humans, we all have a sensitivity to some thing, some more than others. Try it out for yourself on a small patch of skin. If it works for you than there you go you just won. There are various uses from bug repellent, skin moisturizer, hair, shampoo, call my hair moisturizer, and body wash.
Also just letting you know that this is a natural product, it has nothing to do with African hair, so… whether you’re white, black, or native of anything that can be used in your hair routine
You have soothing voice,i thought ur an asmr artist lol
Thank you so much. Don't give me ideas now lol.
Please god this beauty of personality.
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Hello gorgeous, educated, natural beauty! Excellent video. I’m wondering if we can harvest and store the inflorescence liquid. How long would it be viable at room temp vs refrigerated. Is it naturally shelf stable? Does anyone know if heat destroys the volatiles. Could we waterbath or pressure can it?
Looking forward to discussing how we can preserve shampoo for year long refreshing tonic and shampoo.
I have read that you can freeze it for later use. That's what I will be trying.
Thank you for this video. Do you need to soak your hair before rinsing it off?
It doesn’t need to be soaked just wet it and rinse it out
Did you rinse it out or leave it in like a leave in conditioner?
Hey, I treated it like a leave-in conditioner and I rinsed it out after a couple of hours of having it in my hair. My hair was crunchy/curly and had a cast. Don't forget it is natural and all the benefits will help not harm. I hope this helped.
@@reneeroxannwhere can I order it from?
@@corey6846 online
A very very beautiful woman! Yes indeed this is a real woman!
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hi can I use this to clean my face and body? Also this is a really great video thank you!
Hey 👋 yes you absolutely can use this for face, body, and hair. (It is just as safe as the regular ginger plant).. I usually keep it in a bowl with a lid in the shower and add flower petals snd shower with it as normal. You may use more than your regular body wash because it doesn’t have harsh chemicals to make it sudsy. It works great and you’ll smell wonderful. Thank you so much!
Do you sell this? I want to buy a plant but research says it doesn’t bloom until spring, I want to use it immediately.
I do not currently sell but you can find plants at your local nursery or online at ETSY OR FB Marketplace. People are selling plants as well as the fresh product. Make sure to ask when they squeezed the batch just in case it's been a while you don't want old shampoo.
@@reneeroxann thanks for replying! I got some from Etsy. My hair loved it, my hair was super soft!
@@xiorbs6760 That is so awesome! I am so excited for your hair journey!
Do you leave the shampoo in your hair or rings it out ? No one ever says & Id like to know please. Thank you , Maureen
Hey Maureen, I actually did mention in the video that I am going to leave it in while I’m in the garden. It turns into a very crunchy cast just like aloe Vera and flaxseed. You can leave it in as a deep conditioner, or as a leave in an ad other products, your hair or not. You can also moisturize your skin with it and much more.
Man she's pretty 😍 😍😍
Thank you 😊
@@reneeroxann Can I marry you tomorrow? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Just joking Sis, You're welcome
How long do you leave it on your hair? Do you rinse it out.
I just harvested my first batch. 🎉
What to do it correctly.
@@jeaninepetkov5378 There’s no science to it. Do what you feel is right. I used it as a leave in/deep conditioner and then rinsed.
I just bought 6 rhizomes and was wondering how to 1st plant them. I live in zone 8b so figured it is best to plant in containers and transfer outside when spring comes back around, my question is do you water them frequently or just 1 time when 1st planting them in containers until spring then water as you normally would. I don't want to rot the rhizomes but not sure of the actual planting process. Any advice is much appreciated.
Hey so it all depends on where you live but “In USDA Zone 8, these plants survive winter when mulch is added to the soil and the roots and rhizomes are protected from freezing.” They do pretty well in Florida and are tolerant until temperatures reach below 55 deg, bring them inside. Planting them in pots or even keeping the rhizomes in a ziploc bag until spring is helpful if you live in a cold environment. Snip the leaves that die from the first frost. Keep them dry during the dormant winter months and they should also be seasonally waterlogged. I hope this helps, happy gardening!
Here is a website just in case my answer didn’t help.
plantcaretoday.com/zingiber-zerumbet.html
@@reneeroxann thank you for the information. I live in East Texas we normally don't have really harsh winters but after last year I am cautious lol. I figured I would try tulips and the ginger lily this year and if it's a success I may try some in the ground next year.
I use this and left it in my hair rolled it into a French twist left all day my hair went from dry to soft
@fancygirl822 hi, would you mind sharing where you buy them? Thanks alot.
I would love to try this!!
Now is the time, don't wait!
Does it smell good? Does it make the hair soft?
Yes
Do you rinse it out or keep it in anyway I got this plant in my yard and I did not know you could wash your hair with it thanks for showing me now I know what it is at Ginger shampoo plant and it is gorgeous
This plants is amazing. Yes I wash it out. Sometimes I use it as a leave in. No need to condition unless your hair is dry and unmanageable!
Do you think these would grow in Iceland?😭serious question though
Probably not, but what would it take to grow this indoors?
Yes, I don’t see why not. Try growing them in containers first and then planting them outside during the summer months. You do need to cut them down right before fall and then you can dig up the rhizomes and bring them inside and put them in the fridge or in containers just so that they don’t freeze over.
I’m here because I just watched a Facebook video of the Sudanese lady squeezing a Zingiber.
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Do you rinse it out after shampooing?
Yes. I left it in as a deep conditioner.
Do you wash it out?? Do you condition your hair??
Yes I wash it out. Sometimes I use it as a leave in. No need to condition unless your hair is dry and unmanageable!
how is the smell? is it have good fragrance?
Tropical Ginger!
Many here idol
Do you rinse it out after?
Yes! I left it in for a few hours while I gardened and then rinses it out. I have worn it in my hair all day as a styling product. No problem.
Nice
Thanks
Is there a way to get shampoo Ginger in New York City, excuse me Harlem, and does that work well with yuca?
Ha ha I love the comment. I am very sure that there is a way because I see people sell shampoo ginger on Etsy. You can also check Facebook marketplace and local nurseries in the area. Try growing them in containers before you put them in the ground. I have not tried to mixing it with the yucca, but I will definitely let you know