The results were unexpected😯| I tried viral Japanese straightening hair treatment on my type 4 hair
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- The results was unexpected😯| I tried viral Japanese straightening hair treatment on my type 4 hair
Japanese hair straightening treatment on 4c hair/ kinky hair
Unexpected results! I tried the Japanese hair straightening treatment on my type 4 hair
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It’s not meant to straighten hair, it’s meant to optimize your flat iron routine, the Brazilian women use it too, it gives a silk press result that last super long and the roots are processed way better too
Wow good to know
@@Nayanzeka
I use rice flour and it come out well
So i just rinse it and use the flat iron?
Does it work for relaxed black hair?
@shenadarling50
Just Google it on UA-cam but I have seen in UA-cam been used as well on relax hair. Check it out and then decide on what you will do. Sorry l am doing it on natural hair. Just making it now, I use 2 times a month
“Recipe”!!
4 tablespoons rice
2 cups water
1 tbp cornstarch
1/2 cup water
1 tbsp coconut oil
1 tbsp olive oil
Add 4 tablespoons of washed rice to a pot with 2 cups of water. Cook rice.
Add cooked rice to blender and blend till smooth. Strain mixture through sieve into a bowl.
In a separate bowl, create cornstarch slurry by adding 1 tablespoon of cornstarch to half a cup of water.
Add rice mixture back into a clean pot and combine with cornstarch slurry. Cook over low heat for 1 minute.
Add thickened rice mixture into a bowl and stir in 1 tbsp coconut oil and 1 tbsp olive oil.
To use: apply mixture onto dry hair in sections and comb through/detangle. Place shower cap over head and leave in hair for one hour. Rinse thoroughly.
Enjoy!!!
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Thanks!
Thanks ❤
Do I wash my hair first and condition then apply this mask
This treatment doesn't instantly make your hair straight. It's like a hair mask. You put it in, let it sit, rinse it out, wash your hair, blow dry your hair, and then flat iron it. Your hair will be straighter and the look will last longer. It also helps with hair growth.
Will it prevent heat damage too? Also is it good for repairing split ends?
to be fair the hair will be just as straight if instead of the rice mask she used any 'ole hair conditioner, followed by everything else you said.
@@YOKIYO_😊 mix up on clean hair (only shampoo)
A tbs of honey
Half tbs glicerin
A tbs conditioner, balm or hair mask
Put this mix on the ends. After a hour:
A cup of milk (or water)
1 tbs corn starch
Balm (or mask or conditioner enough for your length hair
Mix it all, put on your hair.
Wait about 20 minutes
Rinse only with water
Smile! You just spare your saloon money
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@@Schrodingers_Kat Actually they do. Yes hair will grow, but if it isn't healthy it will only grow so much and then the ends will split and the hair will break off and fall out. Hair can become brittle, dull, and dry if you don't take care of it. It matters what you put on your hair like what you put in your body. If you use products with the wrong stuff in it your hair will be in bad condition and as you get older it will only get worse. I've struggled to get my hair to grow healthy after stupidly cuting it as a kid. I used all the wrong products and couldn't get my hair to grow too far past my shoulders before it would split and fall out. It was well past my shoulders before I cut it. Once I hit my 40's my hair started becoming dry and brittle. I started taking hair skin and nails vitamins and it got better. I changed the shampoo I was using and started using a conditioner with pumpkin and carrot oil in it and oiling my scalp with pumpkin seed oil. My hair is much healthier and back to looking as it did when I was younger. It got thicker first and then longer. Of course black hair is much different than other hair types and what works for others won't always work for us. Our hair needs different things. But going as all natural as possible will help a lot.
would you have to apply heat protectant or is the mask good for that too?
Just seeing you brush through you hair and the coils spring back perfectly was soo satisfying to watch
Right! She’s got such beautiful hair ❤❤❤
@@AzerinaMshe really does
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It’s like a detangle conditioner.
From my experience, rice water has been a natural detangler and strengthens the individual strands of hair so there is less breakage. It did also soften my hair. My daughter has 4c hair that has naturally forming coils, but using the rice water on her hair did relax her curl pattern which wasn't what I wanted actually. One con is that rice water can also dry out your hair so you need to immediately moisturize afterwards. Type 4 hair can't do rice water very often. I would say no more than once a month
What do you mean relax her curl pattern? Like made it looser?
@@tyra8805yes that's probably what she meant
I have type 3 hair and it is low porosity. I can't use protein treatments, coconut oil, protein containing products, or rice water.
Yes but I have seen many naturals say rice water ruined their natural hair
Used it once and my was very dry. But this is a beter solution then s- curls. No chemicals.
The steps for the rice before adding in the oils is good for something else as well. Skin lightening. Specifically blemishes. I used to have tons of bite marks and scabs/marks from bugs and it has really helped to lighten them. Just make sure to let it cool and use daily. And don’t add the corn flour. Keep it in the fridge and once it starts to get a bad odor, it’s no longer good for use. Random comment but I hope it helps anyone who may be self conscious about scab marks on their body or acne marks on their face. ❤️
Edit: leave it on for minimum 10 minutes and wash it off but you 100% CAN leave it on longer.
Thank you for this
Thanks will try it
I too have been using rice on my face for a long time and it work wonders, I had many acne marks on my face earlier but now my face is clear , I just add some honey in it and use it. It's a perfect home remedy and the rice water is good for stopping hairfall and promoting hair growth as well.
Thank you so much for this!!
Oh thank you, I gave some old mosquito marks and now I will try it.. This looks lij Ed homemade botox
Rice and rice water is very popular in many Asian countries.
I think this is more of a hair mask rather than a straightener.
It helps moisturize your hair giving the appearance of a ‘straighter’ hair look.
So this mask is perfect on all kinds hair textures.
I honestly don’t know what the cornstarch was for. I assumed it was just to thicken the product like a conditioner or something haha
Your hair looked amazing after!!
Rice water also stimulate your hair growth or maybe i should say reducing hair falling
Styling your hair into twist while wet with a little conditioner will give you bomb results. Drying or towel drying and then adding product back in never gave me great results. But styling soaking wet hair and allowing it to air dry was my go to. Never failed me.
My tip if your hair is frizzy and dry like mine, I put the products in with super wet hair then comb through and air dry or twist or braid after and it kinda seals in my curls like that
Yep, I do that too
This is a hydrating protein treatment! It'll bring out the beauty in your hair
Edit: if you want an even more rich and dense hair mask, same recipe but melt in a tablespoon of cocoa butter and a pureed avocado!
Pureed avocado is a hero all by itself
The first thing I noticed was how shiny it made your hair. It was so visibly soft and hydrated!
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Ive always wanted to try this, but ive been using the flax seed gel instead... the rice water has a few more steps than the flax seeds one, and it seems you get the same results.. gently boil 1/4 cup of flax seeds to 2 cups of water, you can do more obviously, but thats the general rule, after 30 minutes of slow boil, you get a gooey paste like the rice water, let it cool, apply for an hour, or overnight, rince it out and you get awesome defined hair with no frizz, and its super shiny after a few treatments, loved your vid tho, helped me a lot , thank you!!
I know this was a month ago but I just wanted to let you know, I use this same flax seed method, but how ever much flax I put in I put the same amount of rice in with it too. When you strain it you will still have a gel but it will have the added benefits of rice water also.
Oh i will try that! thank you!! @@ladyroxy01
@ladyroxy01 @fonepixie do you guys rinse out the flaxseed gel? I have been making it with rosemary, castor oil, olive oil, avocado oil, & shea butter and I always leave I in my hair for 7-10 days before washing out I hope that is not damaging my hair
@@Cinnamonica515 I use it as a moiturizing hairgel, it really defines the curls, and leave it also. It hasn't damaged my hair so far, but again, i'm no pro. I have 2c-3a-3b curls.
@@Cinnamonica515 I have only just seen this, my bad. I can only speak for myself, I don’t have curly hair so I don’t use it as a gel or to help styling. I use mine like a conditioning mask and either put it on for an hour before a shower, or put it on after washing my hair in the shower and leave it for 10 mins or so whilst I wash myself and then rinse it out. I personally wouldn’t want to leave it on for any length of time longer than a few hours just incase it encouraged bacteria to form, since it has no preservatives in it and is an organic matter
Love how we are all noticing how far her growth has come. Inches!
Her hair has really grown wow
Yess
#SaveSoil
Naya, I wish all UA-cam videos were just like yours.
1. Demonstration.
2. Explanation in detail.
3. Results obtained.
4. Step by step application on hair and not on hand.
5. Carefully picked the good and bad.
6. Overall. The best video ever Naya.
Keep up the good work and bring more videos just as this one.
PS. I love the results on your hair. Defined curls. 😂
I'd love to see this used as a wash and go treatment! For my hair, "straightened" = looser curl, not actually curless straight. I'd try this but rinse it out and add gel and a leave in conditioner to see what kind of *curl* I'd end up with. Thanks for the recipe and demonstration!
I was thinking of something along the same lines 😅
Yes rinse out directly to wash and go
Do this mask then once you rinse use flaxseed gel with rosemary oil and castor oil instead of regular gel. You will not be disappointed 👍
@@Cinnamonica515thanks for the tip; definitely going to try it 😊.
@gkfam9967 can you tell me her hair type?
Seems like a really good treatment for high porosity hair to temporarily make it behave like low porosity hair. That is useful for people who want to retain moisture for some time before another wash day. I could see how that would consequently reduce breakage & increase length retention over time.
Rice protein doesnt weigh down hair like shea and other protens so it will work well with all porosity has a treatment. Japanese are known for having low porosity they use rice to soften hair
It looks like it deep conditions and enhances your natural texture. Your hair looks beautiful!
Yes it does!
Seeing the brush go smoothly through your hair and then your little ringlets spring up like sproing! at the end was super satisfying!
Thanks for your honesty. It doesn't straighten, it softens.❤
Yes it does!
Rice is a protein treatment. Corn starch aids in stretching hair.
Imagine doing a wash and go after this! Definitely trying it out
The results will be bomb
I love your accent so much. Thank you for trying this out and showing us. I am a curly lady approaching 40 and my hair is feeling old with life's stresses. I wonder if this will make my hair feel softer and more defined.
You got a beautiful full head of hair btw! We all got different hair texture. Mine is super dry, frizzy & unhealthy at the moment. Watching this video makes me wanna try this treatment so my hair can be softer, shinier and hopefully stronger. It did wonders for your hair and those curls were definitely bouncy! 😁👍
Hello!! Did you try it? Mine is also super dry and frizzy...
For kinky, curly, hair I think you must blow dry and silk press also.
Yes
As a Caucasian woman I clearly have no idea the work or maintenance that is required for coiled hair. However, I can’t lie, it’s so beautiful. I’m in no way devaluing any persons experience with their own hair. I’m simply saying that it is exquisitely stunning looking. I find very curly hair to be the most beautiful. One of my sons has my hair and my other son has their fathers hair. Both are gorgeous. I do love the texture of my little ones hair though. I do have to put a lot more time and effort into keeping it both nice looking and healthy. Whereas my other son and I wash and condition ours every 3 days, put in a leave in conditioner, and we’re done. lol.
Don't use words like kinky hair. It's coarse hair. If you braid it then it probably would come out bigger waves after taking the braids out.
@yolandael8725 but she uses kinky hair in the video and it's mentioned 10000x in the comments. As someone with 4c kinky hair, there is nothing wrong with that word. Im proud of my kinky hair. She didn't say "nappy".
@@yolandael8725she didn't say kinky she said coiled smh. Gotta be able to read before you tell somebody what NOT to do
I've been using flax seeds for my daughter's hair and it does a great job, her hair is so easy to comb, so soft and shiny after flaxseed treatment.
@@yolandael8725stop looking for something to be offended by. As soon as the person said Caucasian you pounced because today that is what people do. We claim we want diversity and then when we get it we want to be ugly to each other. My words may seem harsh but I am coming from a position of love. I want you to be successful when communicating with other people.
Took 4c kinky to slightly less kinky, a litte smoother. It relaxed your curl pattern a little. Dropped the kink to a coil. So it is a natural temporary straightner. It makes their already straight hair straighter. Works the same. Just different on different texture hair. I wouldn't have thought it would work at all, thanks for sharing.
I think people (who claimed it's for straightening hair) on social media tend to try and over sell a video made about something by missinformation, it's obviouse this isn't going to straighten hair, i think this is kind of homemade products are best option for people on budget or people who can't use many chemicals on their hair and scalp, so students, people who are traveling,... but someone decided to misslead people just to get views. Her hair doest look good during and after using it. So pretty.
Well said 👍
This is similar to the gelatin hair mask I make! I thought I had fried my hair since I dont straighten it except every once every few yrs😂 Thankfully I didn't cut it off, because it took a few months for my texture to come back! THIS MAKES SO MUCH SENSE!! I mix unflavored gelatin powder with a teeny tiny bit of hot water, then add that to warmed mane & tail deep conditioner with my fav oils and do a deep condition. I flat ironed my hair earlier this yr after using that and my hair was super straight for a long time. It's back to it's natural 4z craziness now😂 I did use a heat protector when I straightened mine though. I think using heat, either by blowdrying or straightening, would have given a better result.
what can be the substitute of corn flour?
Thank you for the instructions screenshooting ur comment ❤
@itsjyayjjword I never used flour so I can't say anything on that. Sorry.
@DollySantana you're welcome. Don't do this more than once a month because the gelatin can cause a protein build up and that will make your hair heavy and lifeless.
@@sapphirejones7302 so you do everything but just without the flour?? im trying this later! :)
When I saw the rice and you said Japanese, I definitely thought 'keratin'. You can see the softer result.❤
I think with afro hair if you want straight results, heat is gonna have to be used at some point maybe a steamer or hooded dryer while the content is in your hair for it to penitrate (i cant spell it lol) more or use a hair dryer and straightener afterwards. I mean lets be be real, a rice and cornflour mixture won't turn your hair european style after an hour lol. Even in relaxed days a straightener or curler was still used to get our tresses super straight.
Do think you'll put this into your hair routine more?
heat will definitely be involved when it comes to straightening Afro hair 😂 and I’m adding this to my routine no doubt about that
@@Nayanzekaplease tell me where you got the purple brush! It looks so good at detangling!
The correct spelling is: penetrate. But a better use of word here would be absorption.
@@laken1804 penetrate is actually more appropriate as absorption doesnt take place here. the hair in this process doesnt act like a "sponge". its more like a coating is being placed on the hair shaft to smoothen it. where protein is missing, it acts like replacing a broken link on a chain so it may penetrate certain layers to strengthen that damaged portion. it isnt like conditioners where certain components get "absorbed" by the hair, because this type of protein is not water soluble, so it doesnt and cannot behave that way. it would be like expecting gravel to get absorbed by concrete. it wont happen but you can certainly place gravel in potholes to make it smoother.
@@alexcoryatt7016 👍👍
So it softens, smoothens, reduces frizz and makes your hair shine.
I love your ultra curly hair!
I appreciate your no-nonsense review of this DIY hair care concoction (discussing your expectations, process, and the outcome is an amazing approach) .
My hair gets dry and frizzy, so this might be something for me to consider as a DIY conditioning treatment.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video and for sharing it! 💖
-This was the first of your videos I have come across. Now I think I will check out some of your other postings. Thanks again! - (I didn't realize double dashes gave text a strike through... I learned something else).
One time I added rice flour to a hair conditioner…when I was rinsing it out, my hair felt relaxed lol
So I can imagine how this would work really well, seems like a cool recipe 🤩
Oh wow!
rice flour? what is this may i ask.
Avocado paste for two hours under a cap then rinse. One egg yolk only with your favorite oil. Too much oil will break the yolk. Mix into an emulsifier. cap again for at least an hour. Blow dry for strait hair that'll last a while. 👍🏼
Hi! I think after you comb the treatment through, you should add some of your favorite hair oil (argon, coconut or a blend of oils) to your hair. Then “style your hair with your hands and fingers to define your curls and coils more and just let your hair air dry, like that- without combing or brushing it. This way you “train” your hair to curl by it self and you’ll see your natural curls come through more boldly. Shake your head and hair around to see what that effect yields sometimes as well-if you want a fun and funky look hahaha. This is kind of my method for styling my hair after I’ve applied conditioner and oil. I don’t comb or brush it. Only on wash day and then I rinse out the shampoo and add conditioner (that I leave in sometimes) shake my head and use my hands to shape my hair the way I like it. Plus use a little product as well on the hair and style the edges. Then hair is all ready for the day! 😁
Wish you made a video on this 😊
So you're saying don't rinse it out?
@boutux that's what it sounds like but I wouldn't do that with all that protein..
If you are sensitive to protein or suffering from protein overload, it's best to avoid this treatment.
There is no protein in either rice nor cornflour. Also no proteins in coconut oil nor olive oil. Please get off the internet with that ignorance. 😂
@@grouchostarx531There is protein in both rice and corn flour, however, you are correct that there isn’t any in the oils. delete your comment 💀
@@ummok6348 thank you! Since that person wanted to sound smart. A quick google search could have saved their ass.
@@grouchostarx531 7% of rice is protein, cornflour 9- 10%. All you need to prevent protein overload is a good clarifying shampoo once or twice a month to prevent buildup.
@@grouchostarx531Girl what??!! There's absolutely protein in rice... I'm embarrassed for you 💀
i know for a fact that I will be referring to your videos when experimenting with my natural hair in the future, when I move out. And as always, thank you for uploading!!
Wonderful! And you’re well
My hair can be very frizzy and dry (grandfather was Jewish) coconut oil can be very drying for my hair. I found my hair likes castor oil which also promotes hair growth and I also use it on my lashes. I found a shampoo called black Jamaican castor oil on Amazon that my hair loves and plan now to add a rice water rinse. Btw, your hair looked less dry after the process.. ty for your video.
Same coconut oil make my hair hard dry...but castro oil or olive oil good
Suggestion: Try pressing your hair first with an ELECTRIC PRESSING COMB OR AN ELECTRIC FLAT IRON WHICH IS ELECTRIC HEAT( "DO NOT" use one of those old school straightening combs with fire heat) again use an electric one. Wait 24 hours and apply your Japanese Straightening Cream to your BEAUTIFUL COILY (Not Nappy, Nor Kinky) pre-straitened hair like you did in this video and I believe you will see amazing results. By pressing the hair first (which flattens/breakdown "OUR" hair cuticles) it causes it to appear smoother easier and faster. Hope this helps especially because of the latest news concerning chemical straitened hair and the harsh side effects of late. I like the Japanese version of the cream you used because it is all natural - "OUR" hair just needs a little boost to get it bone straight because of OUR BEAUTIFUL CURL PATTERN. All that said "OUR" hair is the MOST VERSATILE HAIR ON THE PLANET - We can take it from COILY to STRAIGHT, STRAIGHT TO COILY, CREATE A WAVE PATTERN (without chemicals I might add), DYE IT ANY COLOR WE WANT USING NATURAL DYE and the list goes on. Anyway I digress, Lol so I'll stop here. Hope "ALL" this helps. Thanking you in advance for your response.
Where are all the other colors of people slamming their salon begging for afro wiry kinky hair?
kinky hair isn't a bad word ? what
@@stitchingsecurityguard oh you didn't know they are at the store buying hair spray for volume and texture because they don't naturally have that...😂 Deal with it.
@900ug I agree-- I use kinky all the time to describe my hair and I don't think that is a derogatory or inaccurate word.i actually like the term kinky curly. I also use coily too. Nappy is definitely inaccurate-- no one's hair actually grows out of their head Nappy. And Anyone's hair -- straightened, wavy, or curly-- can became nappy/knotted if they didn't detangle it for a length of time.
@@SWAKCouture I prefer the word “coily” I think it’s better that we use that word to describe type 4 hair because the word “kinky” makes it seem like our hair is defined as having “kinks” as in flaws and something being wrong/abnormal with it like the phrase “working out all the kinks” but our hair is so beautiful nothing’s wrong with it.
Kinky also means “freaky” and has a s€xual definition so that’s another reason I don’t like the word being used to describe type 4 hair.
So it detangles the hair and makes it easier to comb through?
Seems like it
I know you see the moisture and life it gave her curly natural hair 🤦
Looks can be deceiving that's why I asked to make sure. I was asking the person who actually made the video.
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Right...the moisture on naturally straight hair looks different on curly hair, that's all. Their hair is already straight.
Your hair looks healthier and more vibrant. 😍 I'm gonna copy. My hair is soft and it's somewhere in the middle between 4c and straight hair. I'm pretty sure this is the natural version of cantus detangler. I'm excited
Wow, it did relax your hair, and the shine was notable. You have beauuuuutiful skin, by the way!
Thank you so much 🙂
I'm going to try this recipe, but use it like a protein/strengthening treatment vs a straightening treatment. I see that another commenter mentioned they also use this mixture in Brazil for silk presses. I wonder if the starch in the corn flour is what makes the silk press last longer. Do you experience any dryness afterwards? Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Is corn starch the normal ugali flour?
your hair is SO LONG compared to the last time i saw your videos!! please tell us, what do you think is the most effective part of your routine that promotes hair growth the most?
Hair oils, proper moisturizing, low manipulation & protective style honestly everything works hand in hand
It's not meant to straighten your hair, but to nourish your hair and make it shinny
It straighten people with fine wavy hair have a more...flat hair because...your hair that is thin is now fuller, so it weighs just a little bit more.
It's a huge protein treatment so if you use it with other hair products that add protein or your hair just doesn't need a lot of protein you can end up with protein overload. That means your hair becomes dry and brittle and may start to break off
So test it on a little part of your hair before you get started and dont leave it in for too long.
How can you tell the difference from protein overload and dry hair that lacks moisture? Because my hair feels dry and brittle in winter time (we have freezing degrees in my country now), and I always assume it needs moisture, but maybe it has too much protein? It's such a learning curve to have curls!
This treatment seems to be ideal before a braid/twist out. Maybe apply castor oil as you braid/twist to seal in moisture. Must try real soon, thanks for sharing this sis 🖤🖤🖤
You’re welcome
How do you keep the hair from smelling like castor oil? Castor oil has a stinky smell to it.
@@MBrown-rp1sk add a nice smelling essential oil. I add orange oil
Wait, is this a new thing people are doing because rice water became popular? I ask because the 'Japanese straightening treatment' I remember is the one where they use a chemical to break down the bonds in your hair strands in order to re-bond it and basically make your hair believe it's naturally straight when it gets styled with the heat though it needs to be straightened instantly after rinsing the treatment out. It even lasts through getting your hair wet once the hair sets and if I recall the only way to get your natural hair back is to basically grow it out again. This just seems like a healing cleansing mask if anything--
It is
I was looking for a comment saying this!! I though she was gonna do the permanent straightening on her hair!
You need to do rollers or blower and a flat iron more. It really makes your hair go straight faster. Your hair strains got feed. Yay. Rice pudding and cornstarch are the best for silky hair. You need to make it straight like the Japanese do to see the real process. And it helps grow your hair. Heat is an option. Yes. I love the heat and makes my hair silky straight and feels great every time. (Pro heat method with these ingredients) 😮thanks for the reminder. 😊
It's not intended to straighten hair. I think that straightening as a term was used in this case because this treatment was used mostly by Asian populations that would get the appearance of straighter hair because this does reduce frizz. In other videos I've seen a called a natural keratin treatment which I think is a lot more accurate. Even chemical Keratin treatments won't straighten your hair unless the most texture you have is loose waves. They will however strengthen your hair and give you a smooth result
Right👍
I can listen to you speak for hours. I wish you look into reason audiobooks for money. Your accent is so intriguing and I love it so much. I can't say I have heard anyone pronounce words with this exact cadence, where are you from? It's OK if that is too personal a question.
I'm so glad to learn Japanese hair straightening is natural. But I know there are different types, I know a girl who lost her coils and curls forever from doing a Japanese hair straightening in Korea.
Nigerian she is
Shrinkage is a BEAST
Lol it is 😂
a ok
@@Nayanzeka
But it's also a sign of healthy hair 😊😊
You have beautiful hair. I think for Afro coils and curls this keratin Japenese treatment would need to be followed up with a blow out or even silk press to get naturally straight hair without a chemical. Its part of the process perhaps.
You're right
Yeah it’s basically a protein treatment
Your hair is stunning! the treatment looks very hydrating - your hair looked soft and easy to detangle and defined
Looks good. I could use a touch less frizz and more manageability. I have coily and frizzy hair. So does my toddler, this may help a lot.
Those curls coils is gorgeous ❤my hair is straight bone straight sooo natural black woman have such beautiful hair texture they can wear any kind of style it always looks amazing even if they wear wigs they can chose sooo many bright colors that always looks amazing on there skin tone ❤❤❤❤❤
This video just popped into my feed and I’m glad. You are such a lovely soft spoken young lady and your hair is beautiful. It was a pleasure to watch you tend to your beautiful hair and listen to your soothing voice. Thank you.
I’ll definitely try this out. Your hair looks amazing ❤
You have to blow out your hair or straighten it to see the results I did my hair with the potatoe mix not the rice one this was before COVID and still now my hair is still so soft and when I blow it out it's straight not smooth straight but it's straight and what I love about these homemade keratin treatment it doesn't damage your curls at all it just softens it to make it more manageable
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Fermented rice water works a lot as a healthy hair hack for daily use, you just wash your rice, collect that water, bottle it and hide it from light at least a whole day. You could use it for spray water from the middle of your hair to ends 🤠 for any type of hair but i know some of them are hard to make them wet 😭
Your hair just keeps getting longer 😩 but honestly love your channel every hair growth treatment and care you showcase here has alway helped 👍👍
I hope she straightens her hair one day for us to see the length or just do a length check
I want to do bad, still looking for a good salon to do it
@@Nayanzeka
Please don't go to salon 😩 just do it yourself on the day you are free, l learnt the had way, mostly they put way to much heat and the hair oils and products they use spoil your hair so much mostly if you get used to going to those salon
Who named this hair straitening? And W H Y! Her hair looks very nice and healthy AND naturally African textured...I only see this as a maintenance technique NOT a way to straighten kinky-curled hair....who knows, maybe it would add volume to my fine, super soft hair. Thanks for the video and test🙂
It was just some low quality spam video that people posted to get videos. No one in Japan is doing this. The Japanese actually have really good quality thio straighteners that they use.
I'm a man and know there's some steps missed here..... Like the actual strengthening. A rice wash isn't a perm sis. It's just a pretreatment before a flatiron
Your hair before and after the mask is beautiful. As a protein-sensitive girlie I could never, it would turn my hair into straw.
You don't need that rice mixture. Whatever you have been doing all along is working on your beautiful hair!
Oh thank you!
I absolutely love your naturally curly hair. Oh wow. So pretty when you brush through it and all the curls spring back up. I would LOVE to have your locks and all that volume. 😭 I get that it's fun to change it up sometimes though. But .. just wow❤️
I think you have to finish the process which is to blow dry your hair or flat iron it and your hair will be more silky looking that's the purpose of the treatment if you wanted flat. If you want it just for the keratin treatment for your curls to be more defined and hydrated then you just leave it as it is and style it as you wish. But to have it relax you definitely need to blow dry or flat iron.
You can tell a big difference I love it!! Might try this for my daughter
this definitely looks like it brought some bounce and shine to your hair. You have a beautiful head of hair; this was a nice treatment
Thanks
I have been on ur page for some time and i can honestly see the hair difference
Hello everybody.
I think for frizzy hair, it needs to be used more than once to have a better result.
Maybe once a week are necessary like we could use mask for the hair. Just applying like that one, and soften them.
But we have to listen to people who try it before, and know how it react on our kind of hair.
Thank you for your video.
Looks so healthy and shiny, i think if you press it you will see the straight & long Length .
You need to blow dry and flat iron the hair. It is meant to help the hair remain straighted. You did not complete the process.Please if you have the tools go back and redo. It does work!
I love your curls…I will be trying this and do a wash and go with the treatment, leave in conditioner and gel .
From my experience. Rice water has been great rejuvenate for hair. Processed or natural. I live in Caribbean and the sun will dry any hair type. When I want a hood steam I use rice water flax seed and natural aloe vera( the plant).
6:00 I can watch this part over and over, it looks so satisfying, silky smooth & I could just imagine how it feels running your fingers through your hair... LOVELY thank you for trying this & sharing the video with us. Have a blessed day ✌💜🙃🙏
Disclaimer; this is not japanese hair straightening. This is just a random rice mask. The thumbnail and title is clickbait
It’s a hair straightening (treatment) says it in the title helps with the straightening process overall 🙂
I have been making a mask I've thought of myself, Honey, Vinegar/Lemon Juice, Yougurt/milk and is really good, but this seems so much more awesome!!If you keep it overnight, it will make them even smoother I guess, thanks so much!!
Be careful with leaving the river water on your hair overnight, it can cause a protein overload. Spot test it on a small piece of hair to make sure it doesn't make your hair brittle.
Thanks for the advice!! I have not seen an adverse effect on me so far, but I'll keep that in mind@@ThatGirlJD
... in my country 50-70 years ago cooked rice glue-water was used for babies to drink to help stop diahorea - too loose stools... or cooked oats water for babies instead of milk formula mixed with goats milk... natural products always better than ones mixed with chemicals...
Thank you soo much for this recipe 😊I have colored silver hair and most of the time feels dry after blow drying , I put different oil in my hair but still after I woke up next day it feels dry and I have the feeling I have to hide my hair , I really wanna try this hair mask just to get that smooth and silky shiny hair like some treatment at the saloon 🤩 but I don’t trust those products 100% because it can more damage your hair then help it , so I’m gonna try it today definitely 😍 again thank you soo much for this video god bless u 🥰❤️
So you could use rice flour....🤔 instead of boiling and blending rice grains maybe?
So do you wash your hair before you do this? How would you incorporate it into a wash routine? Is it used as a conditioner? Your results are beautiful!
I applied it on a clean hair, but you can apply it before or after and then condition afterwards, i would definitely use it properly once a month or for wash n goes
Thank you for your question. I’ve been scrolling forever waiting for this very question as that’s the only thing I didn’t hear until she took down her braids and stated she had no product in her hair, 😊 lol.
I think it made your curls more defined and soft, not dry. It looks beautiful so it’s a winner 🤩
Yes it does!
Love your vids. Can you tell me where you get your hair brush? Thanks.
Tangle teezer from Amazon
I normally have seen curly hair people get their hair straightened afterward to achieve the straightened look
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This is a healthy and natural alternative to use on your hair instead of the chemically laced products they sell in the store...
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Rice is very good for polishing the hair cuticle and its also used in many exfoliating products like the one from Dermalogica that you add water to. 👌 Well done! That was some work.
You thought you wanted one thing and got something even better! Watching you fall in love with your coils…is A beauty! ❤😍
I love it!
You're so respectful, earnest, and real, very refreshing. I love sweet channels like this!
Thank you so much 😊
I'm going to try this out❤ you look great, Naya❤❤❤
Please do!
Thanks for this amazing formula❤
I just did this mask. I used linseed oil instead of olive oil and added saffron and henna. Jasmine rice worked just fine as well. Then I flatironed my hair. I looks so silky smooth and feels great!!🧖🏾♀️
I'd skip the corn flour unless you use an organic one. Most of our corn supply now is GMO and since they spliced the pesticide glyphosate into the gene of the corn, every bit of that corn plant has the pesticide in it. You don't want that glyphosate (Roundup weed killer) on your hands, scalp, etc.
Your hair is beautiful, thick and curly. I love it. No shade on straight hair but this hair type should be normalised
Your hair is beautiful before treatment. Didn’t your hair curl like that before? Your texture is just like mine!
Such beautiful, long, & healthy hair ❤
Thanks b
I think the result is very impressive! So beautiful texture after this treatment. It seems simple and easy to do so I will try it thanks for that!
Could you Try the Indian hair straightening treatment next, my hair texture is same as yours
It seems like a really great hair mask, it deep conditions your hair. I wonder if you gave it more time, how would do. I'm not surprised though it didn't straighten your hair. I think straightening is the wrong term for what it does, it gives you that silky, smooth hair. Unless you naturally have some hair that can straighten I don't think on its own it would do that. I think you would have to use a straightener iron with it. The personally I like that it brought out your curls more.
It's like rice pudding and cornmeal pudding. Just add sweetened condensed milk 🥛 to the cooked flour cornmeal & rice blend oh & maybe nutmeg or cinnamon. Lol, I'm not kidding. Eat with puff puff. Only diff is you're adding olive oil & using on hair. Smh, I've been watching too many cooking videos. I have a question, though? Did you just rince out & it came out like that, or did u have to wash it out, then apply a conditioner, etc? Thanks for the video 🙏🏽📹 .
Rinse out and apply conditioner
@@Nayanzeka Thank you !❤️
I watched a video that had the same ingredients, except the rice. They used flax seed gel. Same process as the rice but, you use a cheesecloth to get the gel from the flax seed.
Myself having wavey/straight hair love/want my hair to be so curly like yours..completely coily noodle hair.. tried so many things on my hair to do so.. on the other hand gifted ppl like you want straight hair...
Why does god give us all opposite of what we like😫😫😫
Your hair is gorgeous In it’s natural state ❤❤❤❤
Thank you!!