As an African woman that just comes with the culture… she means no harm, and I will say it’s one of the best natural treatments for hair growth hands down.
@@almara90 I ordered mine from Amazon and before using wear something you don't mind getting stained. Make sure you are in a place where you can easily clean up. But, it's been a month and my hair has little breakage. My hair is growing back from the radiation and medication fallout. Be careful putting it on the scalp it may cause itching. Good hair growth instead of good luck ☺️
Note they do this with oil and not water. It is also applied to the HAIR and not the scalp. The person combing appears to be rough, but notice what kind of comb she is using. It's not all that rough. Hhhh It looks that way, but does not feel that way.
I LOVE these videos. I’ve been using Chebe Powder from Sahel Cosmetics for almost 2 years now. It was supposed to be for just 6 months, but I’ve loved the results of retaining length (my hair is almost at my waist), that I kept going. I did get braids, and had them in for 3-4 months, but then I missed Chebe so much that I went back to using it, and still do to this day. Not sure if/when I’ll EVER stop using it. It goes a long way, but I make sure to keep it in stock, especially with how the pandemic slowed down everything. I use it the TRADITIONAL Chadian way. This way doesn’t work for everyone, but it has been perfect for me.
Definitely too rough for me. I use Chebe alot n I love it. I don't use a comb , I use my fingers. I don't rush or be preoccupied with anything else but my self care. I take my time and speak positive things to my hair. I handle my hair with gentleness and love. I had to learn. I know now. 😊
I Am Based In Nigeria for now...This Product Chebe Powder And Kar Kar Oil Is A Game Changer As I Am So Happy I Found A Woman That Sells These Products. I started my hair growth journey on 05/06/2023.
@@sharonbartley808 I'm not either. I've lived through some of the most painful conditions a person can have. But I don't want someone snatching my head around to care for my hair, either. I didn't say it would hurt, but it would be annoying AF. 🤣🤣🤣
Im reading the comments of about being rough 😂 growing up black it always appears that way when people watch but my mother knew how much tension with combs, I never cried from pain. She was gentle with braids and applying products. Long story short she grew my hair to my lower back with just blue magic and water. She never let my hair get loose or tangled. It was always plaided with product to avoid breakage
Y’all are being mad weird in the comments like our mama and aunties didn’t man-handle our hair . And my hair is thick and healthy!! The people saying she is too rough clearly can’t be anywhere from the South 😂. And y’all complain about this but didn’t have a problem putting them damn chemicals in your head. Y’all should’ve been mad at that.
I am very much so mad that my Nigerian mother put relaxers in my hair. I also think that we should not be rough with our children's hair but I don't actually think this woman is being rough. Your hair might be thick but is it not breaking off? is it retaining length? your thick hair is just your density. rough handling isn't going to decrease your density. It will however break off your hair and prevent you from retaining length. It is not weird for people to not want someone to be rough with their child. You seem to be anti-progression. I find that even more weird that you want us to stay in the past. lots of things were legal and accepted in the past that are wrong and that we know are wrong now. but it seems like you want us to go back to when we didn't know things were wrong. which is weird.
@@LethalLemonLime I didn’t say I wanted us to go back to anything. I said people in the comments are acting like it never happened, and this is the first time they are seeing thick hair being handled. And just because it seems like she’s being rough to us modern day black Americans doesn’t mean she’s being rough from the Chad perspective. They CLEARLY don’t have an issue growing their hair this way for centuries. Lastly, it was Black Americans who taught the majority of the diaspora how to care for their natural hair. So please miss me with the hair lesson. That perm broke y’all hair off , not subjective “roughness”. Our grandmothers, mothers, and aunties did our hair the same way, and our hair was flourishing with water and hair grease.
@@staciegreene2262also, my daughter’s hair is super thick and her stylist is the most gentle person that I’ve ever dealt with and that’s why she will be with her until the end of time. You don’t have to be rough with thick hair it just requires a lil more product/water to tame it.
Exactly to me that's scratching an itch and making sure all the shed hair is out of the way. It would be different if she was crying or looked pained but she's chilling
@@deleted_account_0530more than likely not if they see this as rough , lol u really thought this was a gotcha 😂? Mama's was Hella rough especially on ha child's head ik that little girl was annoyed .
I have so many questions. What's the blue paste in that jar next to the powder? How often do they unravels the braids to do this? How do they wash it out? Ik these questions will likely never be answered. And this point we have to stop lusting after what they do. We aren't in that environment & we don't know what else causes them to have such great length retention. I'm sure they are other factors.
The length retention appears to be due to the fact that their hair is stretched out in braids and kept in a long-term low manipulation style. I find it interesting that this practice got popular in non-nomadic cultures (I was going to say the west but Africa is not the west and it got popular in countries in Africa as well that are more "westernized/modernized") due to these videos and so brands are making products with chebe powder. I think it's fascinating that people saw this video and came to the conclusion that this powder was the sole (or at least the main) reason why their hair was retaining length. when it's clearly much more than that. It's interesting how many brands started putting random chebe powder into their formulations as if that was supposed to do anything for people. I thought it should be obvious that putting chebe powder in a twisting cream to do a twist out is not going to improve your length retention but I guess not. It also looks as if the chebe powder actually helps with stretching their hair and keeping it stretched in those braids because if I were to braid my hair (without extensions obviously) It would definitely shrink up somewhat so I think the chebe powder gives it some sort of hold but different to that of gel. idrk though... just musing lol
From what I've researched, they do not cleanse their hair. And I haven't been able to find any footage of them washing their hair, which is baffling to me because I need to wash my scalp at least once a week or it just gets super irritated and inflamed. I wonder what's their secret to how they are able to go so long with having an unbothered scalp. 🤔
@@diamantafrohair THEY used water, chebe powder and sesame oil. Where can I get all of this from? Can I use this on my soft curls perms? That won't hurt the curls will it? I want my hair to grow down to my toes. Will it make my hair grow longer thicker beautiful gorgeous healthier damageness spilt ends stiffness breakages unbreakable softness detangling brittleness curlier Fuller strengthening tenderness shedding manageable frizziness touchable combable brush able prettier trimmable lovely hair too. Please tell me where can I get this hair grease from. I am really really ready for the works for my dream hair to grow okay thanks for your help today alright Chow.
Damn. That witch reminds me of my sister doing my hair. God I hated her in my hair. I couldn't WAIT til I could do my own damn hair and stop the abuse!😂😭
All Karen’s are American . See if y’all would stop trying to use Black American phrases you wouldn’t sound stupid. A “Karen” is what we call a white woman calling the authorities acting as a victim for no reason. This comment section are just people who don’t like their hair handled roughly , two completely different things.
As an African woman that just comes with the culture… she means no harm, and I will say it’s one of the best natural treatments for hair growth hands down.
Where do you get Chebe powder? And any cons?
If everyone notice she's not using a brush and she is removing the dead hair and tangles. It's not painful 💚🧕🏾
@@almara90 I ordered mine from Amazon and before using wear something you don't mind getting stained. Make sure you are in a place where you can easily clean up. But, it's been a month and my hair has little breakage. My hair is growing back from the radiation and medication fallout. Be careful putting it on the scalp it may cause itching. Good hair growth instead of good luck ☺️
Lol @@cynthiasatterfield3910
@@cynthiasatterfield3910😊Not
Such a pretty little girl. And her hair is lovely too.
The child is really beautiful is she’s going to be really beautiful when she grows up❤
She is beautiful ❤️ Why wouldn't she be 😊 beautiful as she gets older. Is she saved and heaven bound, are we ... That's most important
Note they do this with oil and not water. It is also applied to the HAIR and not the scalp. The person combing appears to be rough, but notice what kind of comb she is using. It's not all that rough. Hhhh
It looks that way, but does not feel that way.
That would feel good to me, I’m not tender headed
No they use water, I've seen it done.
Finally, water or oil?
That comb is a lifter.That is how we refer to it here in Uganda. ❤❤❤
I LOVE these videos. I’ve been using Chebe Powder from Sahel Cosmetics for almost 2 years now. It was supposed to be for just 6 months, but I’ve loved the results of retaining length (my hair is almost at my waist), that I kept going. I did get braids, and had them in for 3-4 months, but then I missed Chebe so much that I went back to using it, and still do to this day. Not sure if/when I’ll EVER stop using it. It goes a long way, but I make sure to keep it in stock, especially with how the pandemic slowed down everything. I use it the TRADITIONAL Chadian way. This way doesn’t work for everyone, but it has been perfect for me.
Do you use this exact process?
Question…….u apply it like that in the video?
Onde compra
Can you please explain how you use it
I want to know as well, do you always leave it in like they do??!
Definitely too rough for me. I use Chebe alot n I love it. I don't use a comb , I use my fingers. I don't rush or be preoccupied with anything else but my self care. I take my time and speak positive things to my hair. I handle my hair with gentleness and love. I had to learn. I know now. 😊
Where can I purchase chebe from
@@candimenifee7576 Where are you based?
Hi can you be so kind and teach us how you use it?
@@brendawarner4854hello you can mix it in Shea Butter or you moisturizer
Thanks
I Am Based In Nigeria for now...This Product Chebe Powder And Kar Kar Oil Is A Game Changer As I Am So Happy I Found A Woman That Sells These Products. I started my hair growth journey on 05/06/2023.
she ships to Nigeria?
@@hawwaabdullahi5317 She is based in Nigeria
Comment se passe la procédure?peut on dormir avec le chebe sur les cheveux?
Blessings on your hair journey!
Relaxing 😌 music 🎶 👍🏽
I've never seen a little girl having the chebe powder applied to her hair. Such a bonding experience we have in our community ❤️ ♥️
What a gorgeous face... She looks like a little movie star. 😮😮😊😊
So rough! All that pulling would drive me crazy.
They're not soft over there
@@sharonbartley808 I'm not either. I've lived through some of the most painful conditions a person can have. But I don't want someone snatching my head around to care for my hair, either. I didn't say it would hurt, but it would be annoying AF. 🤣🤣🤣
I know right
Believe it or not she’s not being rough frl it just looks like that
@@sharonbartley808 girl shut up. Who’s soft because they don’t want their scalp snatched?
Beautiful lil girl n hair. ❤
such a beautiful little girl...✨gosh✨🥰🥰🥰✨hope that doesn't hurt
Im reading the comments of about being rough 😂 growing up black it always appears that way when people watch but my mother knew how much tension with combs, I never cried from pain. She was gentle with braids and applying products. Long story short she grew my hair to my lower back with just blue magic and water. She never let my hair get loose or tangled. It was always plaided with product to avoid breakage
Y’all are being mad weird in the comments like our mama and aunties didn’t man-handle our hair . And my hair is thick and healthy!! The people saying she is too rough clearly can’t be anywhere from the South 😂. And y’all complain about this but didn’t have a problem putting them damn chemicals in your head. Y’all should’ve been mad at that.
I am very much so mad that my Nigerian mother put relaxers in my hair. I also think that we should not be rough with our children's hair but I don't actually think this woman is being rough. Your hair might be thick but is it not breaking off? is it retaining length? your thick hair is just your density. rough handling isn't going to decrease your density. It will however break off your hair and prevent you from retaining length. It is not weird for people to not want someone to be rough with their child. You seem to be anti-progression. I find that even more weird that you want us to stay in the past. lots of things were legal and accepted in the past that are wrong and that we know are wrong now. but it seems like you want us to go back to when we didn't know things were wrong. which is weird.
@@LethalLemonLime I didn’t say I wanted us to go back to anything. I said people in the comments are acting like it never happened, and this is the first time they are seeing thick hair being handled. And just because it seems like she’s being rough to us modern day black Americans doesn’t mean she’s being rough from the Chad perspective. They CLEARLY don’t have an issue growing their hair this way for centuries. Lastly, it was Black Americans who taught the majority of the diaspora how to care for their natural hair. So please miss me with the hair lesson. That perm broke y’all hair off , not subjective “roughness”. Our grandmothers, mothers, and aunties did our hair the same way, and our hair was flourishing with water and hair grease.
Nah they didn’t man handle me you will work yo back to a slipped disc tryna lay heavy hands on my head.
@@staciegreene2262also, my daughter’s hair is super thick and her stylist is the most gentle person that I’ve ever dealt with and that’s why she will be with her until the end of time. You don’t have to be rough with thick hair it just requires a lil more product/water to tame it.
Exactly to me that's scratching an itch and making sure all the shed hair is out of the way. It would be different if she was crying or looked pained but she's chilling
She may be a little rough but baby girl GOT HAIR ❤❤❤ it works!
Can someone share a video that explains how to mix & use it please. I bought some but it doesn’t explain how to use it!
Where can i order it from
OMG the lady in the red polka dot garment favors my late aunt!
I love Chebe products. Found them when I was a customer ar Curlbox.😮
She's so rough with her head. Dang!
I don't see that at all.
Probably more gentle than whoever did your weaves.
While you bald headed with that dog hair
@@deleted_account_0530more than likely not if they see this as rough , lol u really thought this was a gotcha 😂? Mama's was Hella rough especially on ha child's head ik that little girl was annoyed .
She is not, its just the kid is scared so she is always moving her making it look like she is pulling super hard
I have so many questions. What's the blue paste in that jar next to the powder? How often do they unravels the braids to do this? How do they wash it out? Ik these questions will likely never be answered. And this point we have to stop lusting after what they do. We aren't in that environment & we don't know what else causes them to have such great length retention. I'm sure they are other factors.
The length retention appears to be due to the fact that their hair is stretched out in braids and kept in a long-term low manipulation style. I find it interesting that this practice got popular in non-nomadic cultures (I was going to say the west but Africa is not the west and it got popular in countries in Africa as well that are more "westernized/modernized") due to these videos and so brands are making products with chebe powder. I think it's fascinating that people saw this video and came to the conclusion that this powder was the sole (or at least the main) reason why their hair was retaining length. when it's clearly much more than that. It's interesting how many brands started putting random chebe powder into their formulations as if that was supposed to do anything for people. I thought it should be obvious that putting chebe powder in a twisting cream to do a twist out is not going to improve your length retention but I guess not. It also looks as if the chebe powder actually helps with stretching their hair and keeping it stretched in those braids because if I were to braid my hair (without extensions obviously) It would definitely shrink up somewhat so I think the chebe powder gives it some sort of hold but different to that of gel. idrk though... just musing lol
Yeh, I can feel my heavy-handed Auntie right now!😮
So pretty
I was twitching like I was get my hair done 😂❤
Do they wash their scalp & if they do how offen?
From what I've researched, they do not cleanse their hair.
And I haven't been able to find any footage of them washing their hair, which is baffling to me because I need to wash my scalp at least once a week or it just gets super irritated and inflamed. I wonder what's their secret to how they are able to go so long with having an unbothered scalp. 🤔
@@stephanies3862 🤔 that's a good question
She is holding her hair tight and applying the powder a bit rough. The child's hair is beautiful though.
I thought you weren't supposed to put it on the scalp?
Gosh my scalp hurts just by watching that poor baby😂😂brings back painful hair memories
They pull the hair too much mxm
Amazing story
African women just heavy handed as hell! All love tho lol 😂
What a beautiful Damsel! Damn that pulling is a total turn off ma!!!
Bonjour svp ou peut on trouver du chebe
Lindo cabelo e interessante tratamento
I wish u could send me some I want my hair to grow ❤❤😊😊
What is that in the big blue bowl? Is it red clay?
What do they do differently? The girl is not even crying.
Am in Tanzania east Africa
Me next!
Rough sah
So they don't wash the hair ?
Cómo lo puedo conseguir
Do they wash their hair?
What did you mix the chebe with
Como posso adquirir o produto
She killing the hair to stretch it, she means no harm.
How can i gat this curve product i need it so badly please
Where are you live? I m in cameroon, il sell chebe seeds and powder
Can I know what kind of oil they use because it’s kinda blue oil ?
Chebe
I think she's just applying the actual powder..
They use:
1- water
2- chebe powder
3-.sesame oil
@@diamantafrohair thank you
@@diamantafrohair THEY used water, chebe powder and sesame oil. Where can I get all of this from? Can I use this on my soft curls perms? That won't hurt the curls will it? I want my hair to grow down to my toes. Will it make my hair grow longer thicker beautiful gorgeous healthier damageness spilt ends stiffness breakages unbreakable softness detangling brittleness curlier Fuller strengthening tenderness shedding manageable frizziness touchable combable brush able prettier trimmable lovely hair too. Please tell me where can I get this hair grease from. I am really really ready for the works for my dream hair to grow okay thanks for your help today alright Chow.
The hair isn’t wet or saturated beforehand so why is that suggested that we wet the hair first?
I’m tender-headed.
This would be painful for me .
Where do i get in Zambia.
She's feeling pain
C'est quand même brutal l'application 😑😕
What is chebe powder??..🤔🤔
How do I get the product please
Sahel cosmetics
Where can I buy chebe please let me know
Sahel cosmetics
This is in Chad
Cómo puedo
All this posting but never respectful to answer any questions.. 😊
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👍🏼👍🏼❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😍
Jesus bless 😊
What mext ❤
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La musique ne cache pas le fait que la dame manque de douceur ! Elle est obligé detre aussi brusque sur la tete d'une enfant !
Damn. That witch reminds me of my sister doing my hair. God I hated her in my hair. I couldn't WAIT til I could do my own damn hair and stop the abuse!😂😭
Why call her a witch?! Unbelievable
Can you imagine, calling eni eleni witch
Pls can you be more gentle with the 🪮 combing some of us have tender scalp. 🤷🏾♀️😩
A little rough
BUT SHE US RUDE NOT GENTLE 😢😢😢
AFTER THAT PAIN
I KNOW WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT
SHE IS SO SO RUDE WITH THE HAÏR 😢😢😢😢
The American Karens can be seen in comments
All Karen’s are American . See if y’all would stop trying to use Black American phrases you wouldn’t sound stupid. A “Karen” is what we call a white woman calling the authorities acting as a victim for no reason.
This comment section are just people who don’t like their hair handled roughly , two completely different things.
🐼🐼🐼🐼
Good grief…
Rough handed self 😒😒