Woooow, your selection of soaps is so beautiful! And the process is so loving and careful. Just ordered the Ginger Beer variety. So glad I can source my skincare from a Christian, Black woman-owned company! So glad you are being obedient to the Lord. Sending love!

@kJ-wd9wk

5 ай бұрын

Yes!

That’s exactly how my mom washed my hair as a child. I forgot about that until now 😅I’m biracial and my mom is white, but she took good care of my hair with the little bit of knowledge she had. As an adult, I’m still trying to learn how to best care for my hair. It’s definitely a process, so videos like these are always appreciated 🩵

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE...🤗🤗🤗....VERY INFORMATIVE...I WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND ...HOW THE VALUE OF MOTHERHOOD... HAS BEEN NEGATIVELY VIEWED IN THE WESTERN WORLD....🥹🥹🥹...WOMEN OF AFRO-TEXTURED HAIR...YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL...💐💐💐...JUST LIKE YOUR CREATOR...OUR HEAVENLY FATHER ABOVE...🙇🙇🙇

I did not know sulfur helps with hair growth, definitely trying this! Love the thought and effort put into the video and your soap making 🤍

When I saw the baby hop on the counter and assume the hair washing position I smiled :) fond memories

Bindi, most black women’s childhood hair experience was not the sugar coated rituals you describe if one had 4a/b/c hair. That particular type of hair has been treated roughly and beaten into submission. Painful detangling and forceful combing sessions which broke our hair and kept it short, contributing to the fallacy that our hair cant grow long. I am an adult now with long natural hair because i had to unlearn all the traditional ways we have been doing hair.

@Colin-cb8hv

Ай бұрын

Most have one predominant hair type. That’s the whole point of the classification. So someone with predominantly 4c hair doesn’t think they can get 3c results.

I have to be honest, I did not know how to care for natural hair, my daughter has mixed hair. Im learning how to care for it but I would like to learn about natural products and ways to care for it!

Is that the baby that had locs? I guess she wanted to be like mom 😍

I love this video and I didn't know it was that simple to make soap.

Absolutely lovely ❤

Lovely ❤

Beautiful and you make it seem so effortless. Thank you for sharing. May I ask, what was the deciding factor in chopping your little one's hair? I think she had locs at some point. I'm just curious.

So so cute

I loved doing this style when my girls were younger or let's say had baby hair.

I have eczema on my scalp and am suffering from a lot of itching. Any recommendations to a soap that I could buy that’s similar to the one you made?

You cut her locs too! Yay! For u both.

can you try aloe vera as well? It really helps with hair growth.

@hadiaudu834

5 ай бұрын

Wow really?

💕🌻🥰

@spiritualsoulchild

4 ай бұрын

Would love to see you do a video like this... I know you have a lot going on but just for future reference

Thank you for explaining the kitchen sink hair washing phenomenon. As an African, this has always puzzled me about American culture 😆 Also, Joyce (Bindi) you are just all sorts of awesome! ❤

@Urnotwelcomed-tl9me

4 ай бұрын

It’s really not a deep phenomenon, it’s simply easier on the moms back than bending in the tub and less likely for water to flow in the childs face

❤

That is a carbon copy of you!

I hated the music😅