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Thanks to Curly Proverbz, I’m officially a henna head. 😝 My shedding decreased dramatically after introducing henna into my wash day routine. Henna glosses work best for me. I mix one spoon of henna with water to make a paste (I prepare this the night before wash day and let it sit overnight so that the Lawson dye can take effect) and I put that into my deep conditioner. After deep conditioning, I do the LCO method and style. Game changer!!!! I am retaining massive amounts of length.
I haven’t used it in a while because I’ve gotten lazy and I’m trying to get through all my store bought products but I will definitely be going back to making the ayervedic products. I basically had no shedding when I was using henna regularly.
I need to start doing this. I've been using cassia plus other Ayurvedic herbs consistently for about 2 years now but need a boost and have been watching these videos as a refresher. Congrats on retaining more length! P.S. When you say one spoon, do you mean tablespoon or teaspoon? I've been reluctant to use henna because I don't want to change my hair colour but might have to put that aside to get the strengthening benefits.
ulala9898 I was initially concerned about the henna coloring my hair but it turns out that it’s very slight and barely noticeable. I use one teaspoon per week so it’s a slow, gradual strengthener.
I took your advice and made a henna and chebe mask. I love it and hate it. It's messy and smelly but it made my hair so soft and it literally transformed my Afro to a curly coily texture. It was so soft. I appreciate you and your sharing. This is a blessing. As a male I always received negative feedback on my hair. Now that I'm older and using natural remedies I'm seeing healthier hair and receiving positive comments. Mahalo and Aloha from Hawaii. Yes black people live in Hawaii too. Lol. 😁👌🏾❤️😏
Love you for always keep us updated on what your doing. Your always so passionate, polite, eloquent and original in everything you do. So blessed to have you, your an Angel! And truly ever since I started using your growth oils and henna masks. My hair has become shinier, stronger, more defined, and ofcourse stronger! You deserve all the love you put out Farida! 💜💜💜👑👑👑
Start with with henna as a gloss mixed with deep conditioner and some essential oils rosemary and peppermint that’s called gloss . She deep conditions her hair every week as do I as well as wash . My hair Flourishing 💃🏽💃🏽.
Megan Wells all her videos are a bit overwhelming & hard to understand at times but I agree w/ Nick M. Just add some henna to ur deep conditioner. Check out HennaSooq.
start with oils and include that with prepoo/hot oil treatments oil scalp and massages and sealing moisture after applying a leave in and cream. i can share my recipe if you want.
THIS WORKS!!!! I’ve been treating my hair with henna for the past 5 months , along with a protective style under wigs , liquid biotin supplement and my hair has transformed , I’ve never had hair this strong. The shedding / fall has reduced , thickness increased and my length has been retained . 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Wow, your hair just keeps getting thicker and thicker. My mother dyes her hair with henna. She does it every 2 weeks. That stuff loosened her curl pattern. It’s unbelievable. I have read people talking about it but it is amazing to witness.
@@mzomg7671 my hair is still gel black. I do leave it for over 6 hour's before using it so the dye can release and I also mix it with Amla and Brahmi and condition.
Did one today. First did a coffee rinse. Then a henna, fenugreek, castor and aloe oil mix. As moisture lock in. I'm addicted to the affect of coffee on my hair. The shine is unreal. The henna mix popped and intensified the effect.
For dryness after a henna mask, I use a fresh aloe vera leaf (blended and strained) along with Aussie 3 minute deep conditioner. I then sit under a dryer for 20 minutes and then rinse. Hope this helps!
Henna is doing great things for my hair and I am able to retain length which is great! Adding the aloe Vera is a beautiful touch, I tend to mix the henna with brewed coffee, lavender essential oil, cacao powder and conditioner My hair is starting to get this really rich deep brown reddish colour which is 😍 Gonna start adding oils to the glosses again, the last treatment was drying and it’s getting colder now so either olive or avocado oil will be perfect to use Thank you so much for everything you share with us Curly Proverbz, your channel is amazing 🙏🏾 🌺 ✨
I use their red raj, aloe, amla and indigo for my gray hair. I should try the slippery elm next. I usually do my roots with a straight mask then I will mix the rest into a gloss for my lengths every 6 weeks. I sometimes skip the gloss and just do my roots. I’m a henna head for life. Keeps my 50 +yo selfs hair long, shiny and healthy.
I too use the red raj for gray coverage. Do you find the grays on your length get good color coverage from the gloss? I've been hesitant to use a gloss because henna takes so much time/effort. I need the coverage.
house-thanks for putting your approx age , been looking everywhere for something to cover stronger grays , not just a few here and the the struggle is real 😂
Deadra Rahaman It does but it is work sometimes. It didn’t cover each and every one. There were times in my temple area I had to go back in again. I have a lot of gray though. So for me even though it doesn’t cover every single one the overall look for me is beautiful. Truthfully if there ever was a safe hair dye without ppd and all those dangerous chemicals that I’m sensitive to I would use that 2x a year and the rest of the time henna/indigo. Until then I use the herbs.
Nichole H I will cover the lengths with the straight herbs around every 3 months and the other times I’ll mix it in the oil and/or conditioner for a gloss so as not to dry my hair out. The gloss does cover the gray some. Like I commented to someone else. It’s not going to cover gray like chemicals and I wish there was a safe hair dye I could use like once maybe twice a year and the rest of the time use herbs but until then I try to make it a labor of love. Not only that it keeps my hair long and shiny.
How often do you give your hair a red raj touch up? Whats your hair length. That red raj on the site is lovely however it gave me a weird highlight that I didnt care for
Lola Ready yes I mix up henna wait for dye release then I mix up the indigo right before I want to use it. Then I mix it together for dark brown color. Like a 25%/75% mix. The indigo is a black with greenish blue tint sometimes. That’s why it’s usually done with henna to balance those green blue tones. Also I have heard that indigo needs henna to stay on the hair longer. I have seen people with lighter hair just use indigo alone and their hair turned jet black with out greenish blue tone. Maybe it depends on the batch.
I have these--havent tried my ashwaganda yet; thanks! Surprised no fenugreek in this 😁 Definitely a henna head here, thanks to you! Glosses are so easy and nourishing. I've learned a lot over the years and you started me to researching after watching your vids years ago. Thank you, Farida!!
@@elzaphilippea7668 it's when you combine several teaspoons of herbs with conditioner and use that. It gives you the benefits of the powders but the moisture and texture of conditioner. I use a cheap conditioner with no silicones and mix in a little henna, amla, brahmi, bhringraj, etc.
Please do a update video on deep conditioning! You are my absolutely gorgeous and my favorite content producer! 😘😘😍 And yes, I'm a henna head. It's my secret weapon for growth and retention, but I need to step it up to get past bra strap lenght!
Ree Miles hi Ree!!! A secret that got me long hair very fast was two strand twists... when I started twisting as my weekly styles I was able to retain length easier
No worries. If you find it still a bit much try a gloss with one teaspoon of each powder plus two teaspoons of melted Shea butter and your usual moisturising DC X
I use henna, aloe vera, amla & a few drops of lavendar essential oil mixed into a deep conditioner. I'm going to grab some slippery elm abs ashwagandha to help prevent any hormonal shedding and to help thicken my hair back up. I have noticed that my hair sheds less now and it looks fuller in the front because I have all these new lil hairs growing out! I can't wait to see what it looks like in the spring💓💓.
I can absolutely qualify the use of henna. I used it on my hair for about two months religiously and the results blew my mind. My strands were thicker and my hair did grow a few inches so it definitely works( I need to start back though).
Thank you for the update. Hennah has made a great difference in the strength and elasticity of my hair. I can’t wait to try this new mask. I also use it to cover my grays with us updated version still let my grays turn that reddish color
-video waaaay too short but thanks love! We miss you but know you have a family. My hair has grown thicker from following your advice with henna. I use the NUPUR brand.
Henna is the truth, I use henna and aloe Vera from HennaSooq as well Nappyfu channel hipped me to them and I’m happy to see you like then as well. And I use belle bar organic henna hair mask powders and add that to my conditioner in between a full henna/cassia day :). Henna has taken my hair care to a higher level and I have retained more growth since adding it to my regimen. Thank you curly proverb for sharing your journey
I am loving ur videography! ...and ur hair looking amazing. I'm glad u found hennasooq near me in MD. I've ordered from Khadija, shes great..and get in on their Specials or Sales .. her stuff's BAQ good stuff just wish I could spend more on it but ur suggestions are fantastic and on point (cause we can't all do the everything recipes- I tried, and almost went broke..LOL!)
I cautiously added ashwagandha and aloe powder to my henna gloss today then opened UA-cam to this video! I hydrated the henna with green tea and other herbs rinse. I can't wait rinse!
Hello curly, I stumbled across one of your videos from 2 years ago. And I am saying this in the kindest possible way because you are one of the best at helping others with natural hair care from nourishing your hair not coating it. And, you are a great help. Your hair 2 years ago looks better than now. It was super defined and silky looking. Almost like a 3b more than a 3c or combo of both. Better put closer to your daughter's hair but thicker. Not that hair grade counts. But products can sometimes affect our hair adversely. Now it looks like a thick long mass of sometimes frizzy looking hair. You may be doing too much. I know you do a lot to keep bringing us these videos. And new content sometimes isn't easy. So you try a bunch of new things. Look at your hair growth oil video from 2 years ago. This comment is for you to take a look at what I noticed. Not to dog you. It just looked different. I follow your channel and it surprised me by what I saw. Just making you aware. Your first hair oil mix super defined your hair.
HENNA HEAD!! Curious if you've tried Moringa?? I began adding both Moringa & Ashwaganda to my mixes about 8 months ago and it's been so wonderful - they've amped my treatments to another level. Moringa is also a fantastic addition to oil and tea infusions. (I also consume both daily and the physical benefits are outstanding). Great video as always!!
For the first time I tried henna (Morrocan Method brand, it has Cassia) it was strong for my hair and I did add a conditioner to the mix. It kinda intimidated me to keep using it but (can't really say after 1 use) my hair is healthier than ever. I need to get my hands on some more aloe vera powder (threw away my batch, bought from an unknown source, was afraid to use it) Thanks for your updates on hair care and what other choices we can use to add to our repertoire. 👑💖
I just did a mix of cassia, amla, aloe vera powder and 9 goddesses herbs w/henna. I left it dry until I was ready to do my hair. Now I'll add some slippery elm after seeing this. Thx!
I've started doing henna masks as well. My hair felt so amazing after the first time I tried it. Since I do a henna mask every other week (I was and deep condition may hair every week) I made a henna infused oil and am starting to use that as well. I ordered some aloe vera powder last week and it should be here on Tuesday 😊. Thank you for all your help and insight ❤.
Your hair looks amazing! I can't order from hennasooq to Israel but I'll order stuff from iherb. I actually ordered henna from Amazon that doesn't live my hair dry like the other henna I used before so I'm happy with adding stuff. U r the best when it comes to henna videos xoxo
I really appreciate all of the info that you give my hair loves henna and aloe vera mask I use it every week every other month thank you again for introducing me to these fabulous Ayurvedic herbs for hair growth😍😍😍😍
🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️ HennaHead 🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️ here. Best thing I’ve used on my hair care EVER. Wish I was aware of how to use and the benefits of it way, way, way back, because I would have NEVER relaxed my hair.
Where did you buy the slippery elm and which brand I’m looking on amazon but I see slippery elm bark , and different types . Pleasssee help me . Thanks
Lol!! Henna Head... I have been using Henna in my Hair Oil, your recipe. Oh my goodness. My hair looks so Healthy. My hair is shedding because I’m Transitioning, but the new growth is strong. Thank for your recipes.
Oh My Goodness! Yesterday, I thought to myself the next time I do a Henna treatment I will add Aloe Vera powder and Ashwagandha. This morning, after watching your Henna hair growth mask update - I said out loud, "great minds almost think a like" since slippery elm didn't occur to me. Thank you so much for your channel and for taking the time to share your knowledge; in my heart, you are my daughter from a distance. Much love!
Love 💕 this vid. Just did my aloe vera/w a drop of rosemary oil. I’m corn 🌽 rowing because I have an event tomorrow and I like the volume corn rowing gives my hair. I use Henna every week. But I also do a hot oil treatment once a month, that stopped the breakage/dryness . I also use henna to cover my gray strands. Luckily the red tint it gives my hair compliments my skin tone. Also have to say once again the NattyNaturals leave in conditioner has made a noticeable difference in my hair care progress. Thanks Curly. Have a great week‼️
OMG! I can't wait until I get my ingredients. Your hair is simply Gorgeous! Thank You so much for sharing your knowledge. I'm going to take it and run. I will let you know how it turns out.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love this video. Sometimes I love the long videos, but sometimes I want the short ones! You look beautiful as always. U.S sisters have all the luck lol. Henna sooq, Natty Naturals etc. Would love to try them particularly the henna sooq, but those customs and fees are not encouraging AT ALL!! Anyway, thank you for the video. It was useful and beautiful to watch
Thank you so much for this valuable content. I appreciate the in depth research and results! I'm just beginning my hair growth journey and your videos are extremely helpful!❤❤
Can you do a daily oil or mixture please because I only use castor oil. I do masks every now and than. Will definitely try the henna and aloe!!! #GrowingHair 😍
@@pineapplecrushme3216 youre very welcome - i would just recommend that when you use the liquid or gel - to stick with the organic aloe like the Lily of the Dessert brand's dietary formula. I'd stay clear of the articifially colored (green) gel often sold for the skin.
Yes Mama you can. I've been following Mrs Proverbs for years now and I mix my henna powder with aloe vera juice to be more specific the fruit of the Earth Brand from Walmart which is 99.8 pure aloe
@@restorationglam799 yes, Fruit of the Earth (I couldn't think of the name when I posted my last reply abt Lily of the Desert) is another good aloe brand.
Henna is life. Add some indigo, if you mind the slight tint. But it is amazing. I have been doing henna glosses every week to get the overlap strengthing, but the mask I am going to try every 6 weeks to be consistant.... And rice H20 is also a good look.
@@flexingingodspeace7774 it gives is a slight red hue, but that is all. If that is an issue, you can use Cassia which is neutral Henna. It works the same, just not as potent. And what you can do, is add Indigo which sticks to the henna, but makes your hair blacker in color. (that I use for a couple grey hairs...lol) but the henna is not too bad. Do a strand test first 😊
My beautiful curly thanks for bringing 💕 ❤ 😘 💗 out your henna I'm going to get it you're amazing congratulations on your line 👏 can't wait to try it because in the past I stopped using it my hair got so dry and thrashy it was scary so yes sis I'm on board with anything curly after all you are the reason my hair is doing soo well 😊
Ashwagandha! Great adaptogen inside the body as a tea! At least for me...I'll be jealous of my hair using it in a hair mask. Ha, ha. Will try it tho' as I have been doing glosses semi-regularly. Haven't been able to over last couple of months as my home recovers from a small kitchen fire 😖. Looking forward to trying this. Peace and blessings!
I love Henna too!!! It has been a staple in my regimen for a while. Adding Aloe Vera and slippery elm has been a game changer for me. May try Ashwaganda at some point. Thank you for the recipe! Love you, Girl!!! Do you only use 100 gm of Henna?
I love your video!! I use a similar henna mask. I put fresh aloe Vera in my hair then I Add my gloss. henna with marshmallow root, bhringraj, Amla, fenugreek and ashwagandha. Thanks curly proverbz your awesome
Hello Givenchy. Be very careful using henna with relaxed hair. I would not recommend it without much research and preparation. Relaxed tresses are in a weakened state and the overpowering strength of the henna will break the relaxed hair if not applied properly and appropriate strength.
How often is it safe to Henna relaxed hair? Most chemically relaxed henna users refresh their henna color every 4-6 weeks. Henna can be used in the last week or two leading up to a relaxer, and as soon as a week following the relaxer application. Since henna does coat the hair shaft, it can interfere with typical relaxer straightening for some individuals. Henna on the hair shaft can act as a barrier to the relaxer- similar to a heavy basing. If you are one who prefers bone straight hair, then you'll either need to henna well in advance of your relaxer or wait until just after (growafricanhairlong.blogspot.com/2012/04/is-henna-safe-for-coloring-chemically.html?m=1).
Amazing video!!! I’m a LONG time subscriber of your channel and I must say your channel has helped soooo much! Two questions. 1) have you used bhringaraja (if so can you do a video). 2) any tips for someone stuck at mid back length hair. Thanks!!!
I really want to try these but these herbs are not popular in Nigeria. If you are a Nigerian and know where to get them without them being super expensive please let me know. Thank you Curly proverbs.
Hausas in the North grow henna because it is used traditionally there. You will need to shift it to make it smooth before using. Or you can buy from the many places that do body art henna. Aloe vera grows everywhere. I know someone in Abuja who cuts it from outside her house. Watch UA-cam videos on how to make your own aloe vera gel.
@@sarahs8807 thank you but am in the Southern part of Nigeria so getting it and other Aryuvedic herbs is not easy. I see aloe era so it's not hard to find.
Check out nappilynigeriangirl.com. she is very helpful and I think she sells ayurvedic oil infusions. She used to live in the north I think that is where she gets her henna. There are also local alternatives. Try native black soap mixed with aloe vera, ask your local mallam if they have henna, and native shea butter is awesome. My fave is native coconut oil (the type grandmothers used to use to cook). Since I went back to old school and spent less money, my hair has done better. Best of luck :-)
Sorry Joy, the url I gave you is wrong. The correct one is: www.nappilynigeriangirl.com/?m=1 She is very friendly. If you ask her about henna etc., she will tell you whatever she knows.
Could I add Cassia to this recipe along with the henna? Have loads of gray hair and the henna gives my hair more of orange tint having said that my hair does love henna.
Yes you can definitely add cassia but with henna it will make your hair more orange toned still. About how much grey do you have? Have you ever thought about adding some indigo to tone it down? Like more reddish-brown?
HennaSooq my gray hair is from roots. What process would you recommend when adding the indigo? Also what ratio would be good for more brown tone? Thanks
Have you heard of henna causing damage that looks like colour damage? I used henna to colour my hair monthly for six months and I noticed that my hair would not curl and was looking straight, especially the sides that are very grey. I thought it was heat damage but couldn't understand as I hadn't used heat in more than a year. Then I realised colour damage may look like heat damage. I am having to transition again.
Hi curly proverb, I'm Beatrice. I've been watching your videos for quite some time now and I appreciate them. My question is are their different qualities in the henna and other herbs when purchasing for hair. You know as different products become popular for our hair other companies want to jump aboard and try to indulge in the the dollar driven business from us. This is why I appreciate you speaking on different products you use. Now my concern is the purchasing of quality herbs to use in my hair for growth and thickness.
Well, let’s all agree that this is an insane hair!!!! I would believe in anything she has to say!!!! Even if she would ask me to run in the rain to grow my hair... I would just do it no question asked!!!! 🤦🏽♀️
I can see foreshadowing of your branded henna coming. Bravo!
Thanks to Curly Proverbz, I’m officially a henna head. 😝 My shedding decreased dramatically after introducing henna into my wash day routine.
Henna glosses work best for me. I mix one spoon of henna with water to make a paste (I prepare this the night before wash day and let it sit overnight so that the Lawson dye can take effect) and I put that into my deep conditioner. After deep conditioning, I do the LCO method and style. Game changer!!!! I am retaining massive amounts of length.
Which henna do you use if I may ask?
I haven’t used it in a while because I’ve gotten lazy and I’m trying to get through all my store bought products but I will definitely be going back to making the ayervedic products. I basically had no shedding when I was using henna regularly.
I need to start doing this. I've been using cassia plus other Ayurvedic herbs consistently for about 2 years now but need a boost and have been watching these videos as a refresher. Congrats on retaining more length!
P.S. When you say one spoon, do you mean tablespoon or teaspoon? I've been reluctant to use henna because I don't want to change my hair colour but might have to put that aside to get the strengthening benefits.
ulala9898 I was initially concerned about the henna coloring my hair but it turns out that it’s very slight and barely noticeable. I use one teaspoon per week so it’s a slow, gradual strengthener.
Do you shampoo first?
Your hair has gotten soooo thick and long. Could you do an updated wash n go start to finish please 😍😍😍
I noticed her hair growth to!!
I have my minimalist routine and detailed one up from like a month or two ago X
Curly Proverbz please answer this it possible to track your order on the website
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I took your advice and made a henna and chebe mask. I love it and hate it. It's messy and smelly but it made my hair so soft and it literally transformed my Afro to a curly coily texture. It was so soft. I appreciate you and your sharing. This is a blessing. As a male I always received negative feedback on my hair. Now that I'm older and using natural remedies I'm seeing healthier hair and receiving positive comments. Mahalo and Aloha from Hawaii. Yes black people live in Hawaii too. Lol. 😁👌🏾❤️😏
Here Where did you buy it there are so fake out here i dont know Where to buy anymore😅
Love you for always keep us updated on what your doing. Your always so passionate, polite, eloquent and original in everything you do. So blessed to have you, your an Angel! And truly ever since I started using your growth oils and henna masks. My hair has become shinier, stronger, more defined, and ofcourse stronger! You deserve all the love you put out Farida! 💜💜💜👑👑👑
can you do a beginners guide to ayurvedic hair care like the most important things to get bc rn i feel a bit overwhelmed😂
She has a video already on just what you’re asking.
Start with with henna as a gloss mixed with deep conditioner and some essential oils rosemary and peppermint that’s called gloss .
She deep conditions her hair every week as do I as well as wash .
My hair Flourishing 💃🏽💃🏽.
Megan Wells all her videos are a bit overwhelming & hard to understand at times but I agree w/ Nick M. Just add some henna to ur deep conditioner. Check out HennaSooq.
Megan Wells, that's a great idea..I feel the same way.
start with oils and include that with prepoo/hot oil treatments oil scalp and massages and sealing moisture after applying a leave in and cream. i can share my recipe if you want.
THIS WORKS!!!! I’ve been treating my hair with henna for the past 5 months , along with a protective style under wigs , liquid biotin supplement and my hair has transformed , I’ve never had hair this strong. The shedding / fall has reduced , thickness increased and my length has been retained . 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Wow, your hair just keeps getting thicker and thicker. My mother dyes her hair with henna. She does it every 2 weeks. That stuff loosened her curl pattern. It’s unbelievable. I have read people talking about it but it is amazing to witness.
Its scary that I literally just used these ingredients for my henna gloss 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 This video was right on time
That's actually mad!
This stuff is the truth I have been trying a lot of various DIY with henna too and my hair love it.
I tried your henna gloss last week my hair felt great and it wasnt dry. Thank you for sharing ❤
@@pdejesus7181 You are most welcome Venus very happy to hear you love it. That is one of my favourite ways in which I use it.
Did the henna change the color of your hair?
@@mzomg7671 yes it makes my hair darker
@@mzomg7671 my hair is still gel black. I do leave it for over 6 hour's before using it so the dye can release and I also mix it with Amla and Brahmi and condition.
Did one today. First did a coffee rinse. Then a henna, fenugreek, castor and aloe oil mix. As moisture lock in. I'm addicted to the affect of coffee on my hair. The shine is unreal. The henna mix popped and intensified the effect.
For dryness after a henna mask, I use a fresh aloe vera leaf (blended and strained) along with Aussie 3 minute deep conditioner. I then sit under a dryer for 20 minutes and then rinse. Hope this helps!
Henna is doing great things for my hair and I am able to retain length which is great!
Adding the aloe Vera is a beautiful touch, I tend to mix the henna with brewed coffee, lavender essential oil, cacao powder and conditioner
My hair is starting to get this really rich deep brown reddish colour which is 😍
Gonna start adding oils to the glosses again, the last treatment was drying and it’s getting colder now so either olive or avocado oil will be perfect to use
Thank you so much for everything you share with us Curly Proverbz, your channel is amazing 🙏🏾 🌺 ✨
Hey girl! I’m a “henna-head” and I can’t wait to try this new mask tomorrow! Henna is the TRUTH!!!!
Lol i thought your son screaming was MY son screaming 😂
I thought her son was a loud cat tbh
Lol..thought it was my lil one screaming aswell,lol..never a full moment when you have 5 up and going 🤗😂
🤣🤣🤣
Still a henna head! Using this recipe to finish off my other henna powders. And I’ve stocked up on CP’s henna which is amazing! 🥰
Henna changed my hair completely. I love it
Look at your hair!! So thick and those curls are POPPIN
I use their red raj, aloe, amla and indigo for my gray hair. I should try the slippery elm next. I usually do my roots with a straight mask then I will mix the rest into a gloss for my lengths every 6 weeks. I sometimes skip the gloss and just do my roots. I’m a henna head for life. Keeps my 50 +yo selfs hair long, shiny and healthy.
I too use the red raj for gray coverage. Do you find the grays on your length get good color coverage from the gloss? I've been hesitant to use a gloss because henna takes so much time/effort. I need the coverage.
house-thanks for putting your approx age , been looking everywhere for something to cover stronger grays , not just a few here and the the struggle is real 😂
Does it really cover your grays? I'm over 50 also. I got highlights to off set the gray.
Deadra Rahaman It does but it is work sometimes. It didn’t cover each and every one. There were times in my temple area I had to go back in again. I have a lot of gray though. So for me even though it doesn’t cover every single one the overall look for me is beautiful. Truthfully if there ever was a safe hair dye without ppd and all those dangerous chemicals that I’m sensitive to I would use that 2x a year and the rest of the time henna/indigo. Until then I use the herbs.
Nichole H I will cover the lengths with the straight herbs around every 3 months and the other times I’ll mix it in the oil and/or conditioner for a gloss so as not to dry my hair out. The gloss does cover the gray some. Like I commented to someone else. It’s not going to cover gray like chemicals and I wish there was a safe hair dye I could use like once maybe twice a year and the rest of the time use herbs but until then I try to make it a labor of love. Not only that it keeps my hair long and shiny.
Your hair is stunningly beautiful!! It’s so gorgeous!!
I’m a henna head🙋🏾♀️. My favorite is Red Raj from hennasooq. My greys are red and I love it.
Naturally Dunn Same. I mix it with their aloe powder sometimes amla and indigo to dye my gray hair.
Naturally Dunn mine too I tried to order some last week they were out , I love henna sooq
How often do you give your hair a red raj touch up? Whats your hair length. That red raj on the site is lovely however it gave me a weird highlight that I didnt care for
Tracy does the indigo make your hair dark I like the Raj
Lola Ready yes I mix up henna wait for dye release then I mix up the indigo right before I want to use it. Then I mix it together for dark brown color. Like a 25%/75% mix. The indigo is a black with greenish blue tint sometimes. That’s why it’s usually done with henna to balance those green blue tones. Also I have heard that indigo needs henna to stay on the hair longer. I have seen people with lighter hair just use indigo alone and their hair turned jet black with out greenish blue tone. Maybe it depends on the batch.
I have these--havent tried my ashwaganda yet; thanks! Surprised no fenugreek in this 😁
Definitely a henna head here, thanks to you! Glosses are so easy and nourishing. I've learned a lot over the years and you started me to researching after watching your vids years ago. Thank you, Farida!!
Hey, what us gloss exactly?
@@elzaphilippea7668 it's when you combine several teaspoons of herbs with conditioner and use that. It gives you the benefits of the powders but the moisture and texture of conditioner. I use a cheap conditioner with no silicones and mix in a little henna, amla, brahmi, bhringraj, etc.
@@justKKBI got it! Thank you so so much for your explanation😊😊😊
@@elzaphilippea7668 you're welcome; hope you have fun with it!
Please do a update video on deep conditioning! You are my absolutely gorgeous and my favorite content producer! 😘😘😍 And yes, I'm a henna head. It's my secret weapon for growth and retention, but I need to step it up to get past bra strap lenght!
Ree Miles hi Ree!!! A secret that got me long hair very fast was two strand twists... when I started twisting as my weekly styles I was able to retain length easier
@@milanjohnson09 true ,l do that aswell and my hair is growing.
I appreciate the additives because henna was too strong for my hair
No worries. If you find it still a bit much try a gloss with one teaspoon of each powder plus two teaspoons of melted Shea butter and your usual moisturising DC X
This is why I only used it once and stopped! And mixing the powder makes me cough.... but I'm starting today a new thing tysm @curlyproberz
Thank you for always sharing such great content with us. 🙏🏾 whoever thought to give this a thumbs down should have just moved on.
I use henna, aloe vera, amla & a few drops of lavendar essential oil mixed into a deep conditioner. I'm going to grab some slippery elm abs ashwagandha to help prevent any hormonal shedding and to help thicken my hair back up. I have noticed that my hair sheds less now and it looks fuller in the front because I have all these new lil hairs growing out! I can't wait to see what it looks like in the spring💓💓.
I love the thickness of your hair it's to die for. ❤️
I can absolutely qualify the use of henna. I used it on my hair for about two months religiously and the results blew my mind. My strands were thicker and my hair did grow a few inches so it definitely works( I need to start back though).
I love how the video is shorter. Thank you so much. You helped us a lot
Girl.........The hair volume is everything.......WOW💗👌😍
Henna is the truth!!! My hair has never been so strong!!!
Great video! I love Henna Sooq’s Goddess Hair it has: cassia, amla, hibiscus, fenugreek, rose petal, and aloe vera! 💜
Yes that one is a major favorite!!
Thank you. I use henna, cassia and fenugreek power and add it to my hair straight away. It really thicker afterwards.
Thank you for the update. Hennah has made a great difference in the strength and elasticity of my hair. I can’t wait to try this new mask. I also use it to cover my grays with us updated version still let my grays turn that reddish color
-video waaaay too short but thanks love! We miss you but know you have a family. My hair has grown thicker from following your advice with henna. I use the NUPUR brand.
Me too!!
I love henna(Dulhan) I add fresh beet juice, egg, and fenugreek powder and the shine is amazing
Henna is the truth, I use henna and aloe Vera from HennaSooq as well Nappyfu channel hipped me to them and I’m happy to see you like then as well. And I use belle bar organic henna hair mask powders and add that to my conditioner in between a full henna/cassia day :). Henna has taken my hair care to a higher level and I have retained more growth since adding it to my regimen. Thank you curly proverb for sharing your journey
I’m a color treated natural and I love to swap henna for CASSIA and Amla powder instead. Thanks for these masks!!
Can you not use henna if your hair is,dyed?
So beautiful. Love ya muches!!!! People are always calling and emailing about how much they love your videos.
When I saw that you posted I literally screamed like a little kid 😂😂
Honestly.... Your so sweet ❤️
I am loving ur videography! ...and ur hair looking amazing. I'm glad u found hennasooq near me in MD. I've ordered from Khadija, shes great..and get in on their Specials or Sales .. her stuff's BAQ good stuff just wish I could spend more on it but ur suggestions are fantastic and on point (cause we can't all do the everything recipes- I tried, and almost went broke..LOL!)
I appreciate your videos. I started mixing my henna with pumpkin seed oil and honey. I think I'm going to try the aloe 👍🏾
I cautiously added ashwagandha and aloe powder to my henna gloss today then opened UA-cam to this video! I hydrated the henna with green tea and other herbs rinse. I can't wait rinse!
Hello curly, I stumbled across one of your videos from 2 years ago. And I am saying this in the kindest possible way because you are one of the best at helping others with natural hair care from nourishing your hair not coating it. And, you are a great help.
Your hair 2 years ago looks better than now. It was super defined and silky looking. Almost like a 3b more than a 3c or combo of both. Better put closer to your daughter's hair but thicker. Not that hair grade counts. But products can sometimes affect our hair adversely.
Now it looks like a thick long mass of sometimes frizzy looking hair. You may be doing too much. I know you do a lot to keep bringing us these videos. And new content sometimes isn't easy. So you try a bunch of new things. Look at your hair growth oil video from 2 years ago. This comment is for you to take a look at what I noticed. Not to dog you. It just looked different. I follow your channel and it surprised me by what I saw. Just making you aware. Your first hair oil mix super defined your hair.
On the cheaper side until you can afford more products... I use Henna aloe vera some oils and maybe a conditioner 😊
HENNA HEAD!!
Curious if you've tried Moringa??
I began adding both Moringa & Ashwaganda to my mixes about 8 months ago and it's been so wonderful - they've amped my treatments to another level. Moringa is also a fantastic addition to oil and tea infusions. (I also consume both daily and the physical benefits are outstanding).
Great video as always!!
For the first time I tried henna (Morrocan Method brand, it has Cassia) it was strong for my hair and I did add a conditioner to the mix.
It kinda intimidated me to keep using it but (can't really say after 1 use) my hair is healthier than ever.
I need to get my hands on some more aloe vera powder (threw away my batch, bought from an unknown source, was afraid to use it)
Thanks for your updates on hair care and what other choices we can use to add to our repertoire.
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I just did a mix of cassia, amla, aloe vera powder and 9 goddesses herbs w/henna. I left it dry until I was ready to do my hair. Now I'll add some slippery elm after seeing this. Thx!
I've started doing henna masks as well. My hair felt so amazing after the first time I tried it. Since I do a henna mask every other week (I was and deep condition may hair every week) I made a henna infused oil and am starting to use that as well. I ordered some aloe vera powder last week and it should be here on Tuesday 😊. Thank you for all your help and insight ❤.
Great tips! So glad you launched your new line! Gotta get my hands on it!
Your hair looks amazing! I can't order from hennasooq to Israel but I'll order stuff from iherb. I actually ordered henna from Amazon that doesn't live my hair dry like the other henna I used before so I'm happy with adding stuff.
U r the best when it comes to henna videos xoxo
I was using henna and my hair was breaking so I have to stop using it was to strong for my hair 🙏Thank you beautiful lady 🙏💗💕
Try making just a gloss. Use a TSP instead and also add a little oil or melted Shea butter
I really appreciate all of the info that you give my hair loves henna and aloe vera mask I use it every week every other month thank you again for introducing me to these fabulous Ayurvedic herbs for hair growth😍😍😍😍
I love henna. My hair has thrived with it. Thank you for sharing this tips with us 💕😘
🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️ HennaHead 🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️ here. Best thing I’ve used on my hair care EVER. Wish I was aware of how to use and the benefits of it way, way, way back, because I would have NEVER relaxed my hair.
Did it loosen your texture or made it easier to detangle?
So happy you posted this. I've only tried henna once in the past. Here's to me hennaing,lol. Blessings.
Henna definitely is the truth my hair is healthy and I have seen some growth
I put slippery elm and aloe Vera powder in my henna too!! Darn I knew I should have bagged it up and sell it!!
U go girl!!
Where did you buy the slippery elm and which brand I’m looking on amazon but I see slippery elm bark , and different types . Pleasssee help me . Thanks
@@lolaready2562 Maybe try Starwest Botanticals for slipper elm powder
Jasminn Dove thanks I just found it on amazon is it powder or bark .? I’m going to make the henna awaganda, aloe today
@@lolaready2562 Np, powder💛
Omg can u please do a video on when u straighten your hair?
Love the recipe, but a bit more detail on how to apply, wash out, and after care.
Lol!! Henna Head... I have been using Henna in my Hair Oil, your recipe. Oh my goodness. My hair looks so Healthy. My hair is shedding because I’m Transitioning, but the new growth is strong. Thank for your recipes.
Thank you for sharing these gems.. I've been using henna for a minute and absolutely love it.
You could also add Bringraj to this mix as it is called "King of hair" :)
Thanks so much I was researching how to make up a henna mask and your notification came through right on time
Your hair looks great!
Oh My Goodness! Yesterday, I thought to myself the next time I do a Henna treatment I will add Aloe Vera powder and Ashwagandha. This morning, after watching your Henna hair growth mask update - I said out loud, "great minds almost think a like" since slippery elm didn't occur to me. Thank you so much for your channel and for taking the time to share your knowledge; in my heart, you are my daughter from a distance. Much love!
Love 💕 this vid. Just did my aloe vera/w a drop of rosemary oil. I’m corn 🌽 rowing because I have an event tomorrow and I like the volume corn rowing gives my hair. I use Henna every week. But I also do a hot oil treatment once a month, that stopped the breakage/dryness . I also use henna to cover my gray strands. Luckily the red tint it gives my hair compliments my skin tone. Also have to say once again the NattyNaturals leave in conditioner has made a noticeable difference in my hair care progress. Thanks Curly. Have a great week‼️
I always look forward to ur videos
OMG! I can't wait until I get my ingredients. Your hair is simply Gorgeous! Thank You so much for sharing your knowledge. I'm going to take it and run. I will let you know how it turns out.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Henna is the truth.My hair was so badly damaged.I used henna and my hair thickened up in a month.
I love this video. Sometimes I love the long videos, but sometimes I want the short ones! You look beautiful as always. U.S sisters have all the luck lol. Henna sooq, Natty Naturals etc. Would love to try them particularly the henna sooq, but those customs and fees are not encouraging AT ALL!! Anyway, thank you for the video. It was useful and beautiful to watch
Good video as usual...and the quality and is impressive...also loving the pic slide at the end..keep up the inspirational work...its a hair journey!😊
Always coming with the tips...!!!
I love your hair. I have been using Henna fir 3 years. I usually mix with olive oil and coconut oil. But I will try this new recipe.
I do a full henna treatment approximately every 6 weeks. I love it
You should be launching your hairline soon. I love your DIYs
Thank you so much for this valuable content. I appreciate the in depth research and results! I'm just beginning my hair growth journey and your videos are extremely helpful!❤❤
Can you do a daily oil or mixture please because I only use castor oil. I do masks every now and than. Will definitely try the henna and aloe!!! #GrowingHair 😍
I’ve found henna great for strengthening and elasticity. How often do you use it for low porosity hair?
Can I use aloe vera liquid? Awesome video thank you Farida 🥰
Yes you can. I use either the powder, liquid, or gel - whichever I have on hand and all work equally well in a Henna mixture.
Tiffany Rayside thank you sooo much 🥰
@@pineapplecrushme3216 youre very welcome - i would just recommend that when you use the liquid or gel - to stick with the organic aloe like the Lily of the Dessert brand's dietary formula. I'd stay clear of the articifially colored (green) gel often sold for the skin.
Yes Mama you can. I've been following Mrs Proverbs for years now and I mix my henna powder with aloe vera juice to be more specific the fruit of the Earth Brand from Walmart which is 99.8 pure aloe
@@restorationglam799 yes, Fruit of the Earth (I couldn't think of the name when I posted my last reply abt Lily of the Desert) is another good aloe brand.
Henna is life. Add some indigo, if you mind the slight tint. But it is amazing. I have been doing henna glosses every week to get the overlap strengthing, but the mask I am going to try every 6 weeks to be consistant.... And rice H20 is also a good look.
Did it change your hair color? That's the only reason I have not tried it yet?
@@flexingingodspeace7774 it gives is a slight red hue, but that is all. If that is an issue, you can use Cassia which is neutral Henna. It works the same, just not as potent. And what you can do, is add Indigo which sticks to the henna, but makes your hair blacker in color. (that I use for a couple grey hairs...lol) but the henna is not too bad. Do a strand test first 😊
My beautiful curly thanks for bringing 💕 ❤ 😘 💗 out your henna I'm going to get it you're amazing congratulations on your line 👏 can't wait to try it because in the past I stopped using it my hair got so dry and thrashy it was scary so yes sis I'm on board with anything curly after all you are the reason my hair is doing soo well 😊
Ashwagandha! Great adaptogen inside the body as a tea! At least for me...I'll be jealous of my hair using it in a hair mask. Ha, ha. Will try it tho' as I have been doing glosses semi-regularly. Haven't been able to over last couple of months as my home recovers from a small kitchen fire 😖. Looking forward to trying this. Peace and blessings!
I love Henna too!!! It has been a staple in my regimen for a while. Adding Aloe Vera and slippery elm has been a game changer for me. May try Ashwaganda at some point. Thank you for the recipe! Love you, Girl!!! Do you only use 100 gm of Henna?
Got an intense henna mix cling-filmed and chilling in my hair as we speak! 🎈😹
Why have I never thought to use cling film?🤦🏾🤦🏾. That will be me tomorrow!!! Thanks!
How long do you leave the mask on your hair?
I love your video!! I use a similar henna mask. I put fresh aloe Vera in my hair then I Add my gloss. henna with marshmallow root, bhringraj, Amla, fenugreek and ashwagandha. Thanks curly proverbz your awesome
Hello, your hair looks beautiful and healthy. Can I used henna on relaxed hair?
Should be fine, make sure to follow up with a moisturizing deep conditioner after for balance ..unless u use henna gloss ;)
Sa Alston Thanks, I am thinking of buying the gloss as well.
Ok ..and dont relax hair any sooner than 2 weeks from henna, or vice versa
Hello Givenchy. Be very careful using henna with relaxed hair. I would not recommend it without much research and preparation. Relaxed tresses are in a weakened state and the overpowering strength of the henna will break the relaxed hair if not applied properly and appropriate strength.
How often is it safe to Henna relaxed hair?
Most chemically relaxed henna users refresh their henna color every 4-6 weeks. Henna can be used in the last week or two leading up to a relaxer, and as soon as a week following the relaxer application. Since henna does coat the hair shaft, it can interfere with typical relaxer straightening for some individuals. Henna on the hair shaft can act as a barrier to the relaxer- similar to a heavy basing. If you are one who prefers bone straight hair, then you'll either need to henna well in advance of your relaxer or wait until just after (growafricanhairlong.blogspot.com/2012/04/is-henna-safe-for-coloring-chemically.html?m=1).
Amazing video!!! I’m a LONG time subscriber of your channel and I must say your channel has helped soooo much! Two questions. 1) have you used bhringaraja (if so can you do a video). 2) any tips for someone stuck at mid back length hair. Thanks!!!
This is a simple and recipe I would try next henna application thanks so much
I'll be trying this...henna gloss first, though.
Your hair is beautiful, I need to do what you do!😍❤️❤️🌹Wow, I love henna, I’m just trying to be a henna person all the way!❤️
I really want to try these but these herbs are not popular in Nigeria. If you are a Nigerian and know where to get them without them being super expensive please let me know.
Thank you Curly proverbs.
Hausas in the North grow henna because it is used traditionally there. You will need to shift it to make it smooth before using. Or you can buy from the many places that do body art henna. Aloe vera grows everywhere. I know someone in Abuja who cuts it from outside her house. Watch UA-cam videos on how to make your own aloe vera gel.
@@sarahs8807 thank you but am in the Southern part of Nigeria so getting it and other Aryuvedic herbs is not easy. I see aloe era so it's not hard to find.
Check out nappilynigeriangirl.com. she is very helpful and I think she sells ayurvedic oil infusions. She used to live in the north I think that is where she gets her henna. There are also local alternatives. Try native black soap mixed with aloe vera, ask your local mallam if they have henna, and native shea butter is awesome. My fave is native coconut oil (the type grandmothers used to use to cook). Since I went back to old school and spent less money, my hair has done better. Best of luck :-)
Sorry Joy, the url I gave you is wrong. The correct one is: www.nappilynigeriangirl.com/?m=1
She is very friendly. If you ask her about henna etc., she will tell you whatever she knows.
Could I add Cassia to this recipe along with the henna? Have loads of gray hair and the henna gives my hair more of orange tint having said that my hair does love henna.
Yes you can definitely add cassia but with henna it will make your hair more orange toned still. About how much grey do you have? Have you ever thought about adding some indigo to tone it down? Like more reddish-brown?
HennaSooq my gray hair is from roots. What process would you recommend when adding the indigo? Also what ratio would be good for more brown tone? Thanks
Januarymay1127 for a brown tone you would use equal parts 1-1 henna and indigo.
I luv henna it has strengthen my hair
I love your hair!!!
Have you heard of henna causing damage that looks like colour damage? I used henna to colour my hair monthly for six months and I noticed that my hair would not curl and was looking straight, especially the sides that are very grey. I thought it was heat damage but couldn't understand as I hadn't used heat in more than a year. Then I realised colour damage may look like heat damage. I am having to transition again.
Do you have a substitute for the henna? Because it changes the color of your hair.
In the past she has recommended cassia as the substitute
Hi curly proverb, I'm Beatrice.
I've been watching your videos for quite some time now and I appreciate them. My question is are their different qualities in the henna and other herbs when purchasing for hair. You know as different products become popular for our hair other companies want to jump aboard and try to indulge in the the dollar driven business from us. This is why I appreciate you speaking on different products you use. Now my concern is the purchasing of quality herbs to use in my hair for growth and thickness.
Well, let’s all agree that this is an insane hair!!!! I would believe in anything she has to say!!!! Even if she would ask me to run in the rain to grow my hair... I would just do it no question asked!!!! 🤦🏽♀️