There's Soo many causes of breakage, over manipulation, color,heat dry, damaged, but in this video we r focusing on replenishing your ends with as much moisture as we can and treating your ends😁. Enjoy

@Braundi619

4 жыл бұрын

In always wondering have you counted how many twists you have

@aquafina6544

4 жыл бұрын

Hey lil sis? I love that bottle. Ima def get me one

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

@@aquafina6544 I love the bottle I have those strainer balls u can use but this is easy better and u can see the herbs which look pretty 😍

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

@@Braundi619 I'mma count them lol I'll get back to u in 20 mins lol

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

@@Braundi619 70 exactly 😃

That is exactly how ridiculous those infommercials are. 😂

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

Right!!!! Lol I had fun doing it lol

@Supreme-jg3xs

2 жыл бұрын

😂

Haha the beginning was cute

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks my husband was annoyed after seeing me edit it after a day🤣

@stanfatou2002

4 жыл бұрын

@@IndigenousStrandz11 lol wow😂

@jk9084

2 жыл бұрын

Hahahah

Should always strain Aloe mixture with cheese cloth or white chunks/residue will stay in hair. See Naptural85 tutorial.

When I tell you the power of manifestations is real baby I been searching around to find help because yall my hair just keep breaking off and boom you posted this video ♥️♥️♥️

Great video! The beginning was a nice touch. I used to use the commercial ayurvedic oils and they were nice but as soon as I made my own...OH BOY! My hair never responded so nicely to an oil. I literally threw my store bought bottles out. I love making my own mixes now. That "Oh no!" voice always cracks me up!😂

Aww I don’t think it was the extracts... I think maybe if you strained the mixture into a cheese cloth before using, it would’ve been perfectly fine. Could be particles of aloe meat

You need to strain aloe vera always to prevent residue .

Girl, I love your videos! They are soooooo helpful, and the stuff actually works AND they are funny. Keep up the good work

Thank you for the ends treatment reminder and the reminder about not over moisturizing!

For the past few days i've been lookin up no comb routine for minimal breakage. And now this. Boop! Tnk you!

Great video, as always. Loved the intro and the ’waiting’ breaks. Very cute!!!

Great diy’s. Thank you for sharing. Btw if you like teas , drinking red clover and ginger tea will aid in relief from the lady days.

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

Red clover.... I'mma look into that! I have cramps soooooo bad!!!!!

@evolty1

4 жыл бұрын

@@IndigenousStrandz11 i used to have psycho cramps so i would add in white willow bark and a bit of raspberry leaf with the ginger and red clover. I had a herbalist tell me about holding a piece of the bark between my lip and gums but its a bit bitter for me so i opted for tea. Definitely check out an herbalist in your area if you can or check out tea or herbal books at the library if your more on the frugal side like me.

@Zizzyyzz

4 жыл бұрын

@@evolty1 Yup. I've been taking Raspberry Leaf capsules around that time of the month for years, now.

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

@@evolty1 yes raspberry leaf is dope but when I first took it it made my period come early lol I gotta look up red clover I never used it before! Thanks for the info!!

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

@White Kandlez I eat alot of salmon lol and alot of Indian and Asian food

Imma start taking notes in my hair journal of your excellent advice.

I’m definitely trying this. I’m still using a modified version of your routine and my hair ❤️ it!

I just made the Aloe Vera juice,I squeeze with a clothe although it's messy that way, it works. i use it on my face tooo. My wish is to have your hair length and health 😍

Tbh is is exaaactly what I need. Perfect timing!❤

I'm a tea lover n this tumbler is lifeee. Thanks for the link

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

It really is! And u can see the herbs floating! Soo pretty

That intro was so dramatic 😂

Thank you so much. Your videos have helped me tremendously! That infommercial was hilarious!

Yes👏I even bought a aloe plant💖

I’m a new subscriber and this is one of the best videos I have watched. I’ve always had long hair and have always struggled with dry ends. Your length is amazing and my goal is lil ole bra strap length😃 I will start doing this and I have already implemented aloe in my regiment and it’s GREAT!!!!

I didn’t know that I could do a overnight showercap when I moisturize my hair. Thanks for the tip!New stubbier! I want to get my hair linger and started watching Curly Proverbz who is an African sister from my country from Sierra Leone! Long hair here I come!!

Aloe vera is amazing, just rubbing it into your scalp is soothing. I just did a DIY Oil of jojoba, hemp seed oil, olive oil, avocado oil. I used to use the avocado, olive oil, and essential oil as a preservative poo but I stopped. My hair became so soft. Thanks for the video. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🥰🥰🥰

I love the pillow in the middle on the couch

Straining the AV Gel after blending helps remove the clumps

Your head wrap 😍. I never tried the baggy method. I will give an other chance to aloe vera. Thank you Torri !

@jk9084

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't like it at first either because my hair get dry, but when I sealed with my shea mix, BABY! Soft moisturized hair!

The intro made me smile, thanks for the vid

Hey sis, I Just started my hair journey im your new subscriber. Happy posting.

Love your videos!!

Considering you have about 9 feet of hair :-), how many inches up from the end of a twist do you consider your ends? I know it's a strange question.

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe an inch... It's not strange lol when I do a twist I usually stop twisting when an inch is left, so I kinda get what ur saying lol

Thank you for this. Can you make a series on different oils concoctions.. benefits, ingredients etc please

I do this method especially after a long day at work and when my bun needs to be hydrated but I use oil how does the aloe vera extract smells this was an awesome review thank you🙏💕

I love your content and hair SO much! Thanks for the tips!

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks sis😘😘😘

@deftloli

4 жыл бұрын

@@IndigenousStrandz11 Anytime Sis & thank you😘 You have no idea how much you inspire me to grow mine super duper long too!!😊 If you ever need a moderator for your future live streams, I'd love to volunteer!😉

Loved this amazing video!! 🥰

Love ur video.💜💜how did u make the herb oil? I've started using the aloe vera on my hair as a moisturizer instead of water so I'm going to see if that works better. Also, I make my own oils as well. Have some brewing right now...lol. Thanks for sharing these tips

Lmao.. That intro had me hollering!!! Great vid.

Hi... just watched this vid so late to comment, but I always used the aloe gel straight from the plant and never had little bits of white pulp in my hair! But then I thought I would change it up and blend it and bam what a nightmare picking out those lil bits !!! So its the blending of the aloe without straining it afterwards that caused that, not the added extracts. Love your content and new subscriber.

New subbie I’m making my way through all your videos I love them so far I have been dealing with breakage from coloring too much. I’m not going to cut it I’m going to give it a chance and give it lots of love

That hairpiece at the beginning 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hi thanks so much for sharing!! 👍🏾I've gone back to bagging my ends with oil for 3 months. It makes a difference in breakage and strength of ends😊

Bladderwrack & Seamoss mixture relieved my heavy periods and cramps.

New subscriber here!! Have been binge watching your videos and implementing your tips. So glad to see a new video since subscribed. Love your videos and content. Much love and admiration! By the way, did you cut your nails?

@keritho5578

4 жыл бұрын

Oh never mind lol. I see you talked about your nails in the video. Posted comment before watching till the end

can you please do a video of concoctions you put together and how long they can be infused or used without going bad?

Hahaha that intro was great!!!

I appreciate this video so much. Those white particles are from the Aloe Vera leaf. Never apply Aloe Vera without straining it first.

Hey I love your video. ❤ You have helped me a lot but I have a question please reply whenever you can. How do you afford split ends cause I have noticed that I don't see you do trims?

Sissssss. How did you de- hydrate your fruits? Hook us up. Great video. Your skin is breathtaking. Can you also do a skin and diet routine.

@SobrietyandSolace

4 жыл бұрын

Probably with a dehydrator... or an oven on low

Lol, the commercial was awesome 😄

Finally a good camera 🌼👍amazing

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

Yuuup I'm upgrading stuff!!! Takes time to properly learn it, and learn on new editing software but it's going down!

Thank you

Gr8 videos as usual & much appreciated. How does one get to know their hair & what it wants?

@Cattitude369

4 жыл бұрын

Experimentation is kind of the only way. You can start by finding someone with healthy hair that has a similar texture, density, and issues/complaints. Mine are What lies beneath the weave (or wig) & Kimmaytube here on YT. Products can be tough. Took me like 10 years before I found a staple spritz (Oyin Greg Juice) and detangler (Beautiful Textures tangle taming leavein condish). Still figuring out shampoo and condish but I must have a clarifying shampoo and products that are acidic pH (4 to 6) as alkaline stuff made my hair rough and brittle. I also like creams vs straight oils/butters (but still use them for my ends). Also, I found breaking it up into categories to tackle helped - 1. Products 2. Techniques and tools (I love stretching by blowdry or do african threading, using wide seamless combs, tackling hair in sections when detangle or wash, misting hair with water or spritz before handling, making sure my scalp is clean and keeping condish away from it). 3. Best styles - I like curlers or updos. I also have 2 to 3 go-to easy styles for when I have limited time or am lazy. I keep a high quality human hair wig when I need a break or during summer (braids and cornrows were damaging for me plus I can snatch it off after work since I don't glue it 😂) 3. length of time I could go before washing, detangling, trimming, re-styling, etc. to avoid severe tangles and shrinkage, which caused lots of breakage and frustration. I also love 100% silk products (bonnet and pillow case). Sorry for the lengthy post but hope it helps and good luck 😘

Beginning was way too cute🤣🤗

Never clicked so fast ❤️❤️

Thank U very much. This video was very informative. #teamnatural

I wanna wear my hair in twists like yours but OMG! Girl I don't think I can do it! I'm worried about the time it'll take me to put em in!

thanks for sharing. you might try seiving your blended aloevera. I find that I have to seive mine or else I have tiny bits stuck in my hair that turn into flakes when dry.

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

I'll try that... I usually just use it from the leaf I don't know why I tried to do the most lol stick to what you know lol 😂

Thanks the fyi. about coconut oil. I have coarser strands I just knew my hair doesn't respond well to it. I stopped during my first year natural. if its in a product but low on ingredient list its ok

Can you show how you made the bromie oil, guess I spelled it wrong but can you show how you made the ayurvedic oil. Thanks

😜🤪😜🤪 Funny intro!!! 😆😆😆

Nettle is amazing for hair growth....where you get it....would be cool to make a scalp treatment!

Can you show us how to make this dehydrated fruit? Great video

Lol wit the hair in the sink 😂😂😂

Would you recommend these treatments for shedding as well?

I have box braids in right now. Would you recommend I do those two treatments with my box braids in? If not, do you have any recommendations on how to do treatments that can penetrate a protective style like this?

The beginning was so funny 😂😂😂

Idk if you mentioned it but did you rinse out the aloe or oil from your ends after the treatments ?

Can you do one of the other . And for the aloe treatment can you just use aloe juice . I cant get acess to real aloe leafs right now or could you tell a alternative please?

😂😂😂😂 that tape was hilarious

Lol. Oh snap! That was your product I saw this woman using? Lml 🤣🤣

I like to add honey to my aloe treatment. Have you tried a diy gelatin hair mask ? It’s a great and *cheap* strengthening treatment

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

No I never tried it before... I think imma try the honey

@Chris-oo7lr

4 жыл бұрын

You can try blending aloe vera gel, straining it and then adding pure raw honey and a mix of oils (I use avocado/almond/black castor and olive oils) infused with Indian powders and plants (I use amla/cassia/brahmi powders and fenugreek seeds and let that infuse for two to three weeks). I make a good batch that lasts me about 6/8 months and use this oil mix, whenever I need to use oil. The aloe vera gel, honey and oil mix does woooonders to the hair and scalp! Thickness, shine, growth in places you never knew your hair could grow. I got inspired by Naptural85 aloe prepoo and CurlyProverbz hair grow oil tutorials and did a mix of their recipes adding other things. It is BOOOOOMB!!

Baby girl looks just like her daddy!!!

Thank you for sharing with us. I enjoyed this video and have learned a lot from it. You have a head full of healthy, beautiful hair. Question, how often do you trim your ends?

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!! HAVEN'T trimmed in 6 or so years lol

@beautifullusciouscurls2610

4 жыл бұрын

Indigenous Strandz Wow! Thats amazing. And here I am trimming mine every 3 months. No more! I’m learning a lot from you, so I’ll definitely be incorporating more of your hair regimens in my life style to make my hair more healthier and longer. Thanks!

Love the intro!! lol

When you blend aloe Vera, it has to be strained or else it will have flakes. It happened to me. I learned the hard way.

That intro was hilarious

How long you leaves your hair in twist, b4 you redo them

How do you avoid single stand knots?

hello, i'm doing everything you suggest! I recently cut my hair do to color damage. so my hair is now above my shoulders. I'm wearing two strand twist, but my question is how do I protect my ends if my hair is short? im really stressing about the length of my hair, I had to cut 12 inches off, so im willing to do anything to get my length back.

@cartinanelson5486

3 жыл бұрын

Dont do anything....lol did u see the part when she took all the oils and soaked her ends in a plastic cap placed a elastic band around it..and she said 4 the short hair sisters place the all the oils on the head but a plastic cap on your head put a wrap on it and go about your normal day that way all that oil can penetrate in your scap..keep less styling..two strand twist is perfect

Since you keep your hair clumped...do you ever take it out and if you did would it break? I would love to do the clumping routine but my hair is different than yours and I think mine wouldn't look as beautiful as yours does clumped.

Any advice on natural remedies for alopecia? (I know your not a doctor) just curious.

Where did you get the tumbler?

Great video! Can you do a DIY on your brahmi oil?

@IndigenousStrandz11

4 жыл бұрын

Yessss😁

What kind of oil is in the mason jar? I got everything else but was lost on that part 😂

I find grapeseed oil gets rancid quickly. I have even tried putting it in the refrigerator as soon as I purchase it and that doesn’t work. How do you avoid the Rancid smell issues?

My hair likes the mucilage from the plant, however, when it turns into a watery liquid my hair rejects it and dries out my hair.

can i use the aloe vera juice if you can get a leaf?

"Lady of the Month". I'm gonna start calling it that. Lol

Do you rinse your ends after the DIY treatments

Thanks for the video. But do you keep your aloe Vera juice in the fridge after opening? And how can it be kept after opening?

@kenesa

4 жыл бұрын

Fridge unless you get a non fridge one I drink the one I keep in the fridge and the one I use for my every day moisturizer is kept out (George aloe juice I think).

I blended up aloe before along with some other oils and put it in my hair and it left these tiny peices of the plant that was a nightmare to get out. . Never again lol but could might be the source of the residue left behind.

@inioluwaakinnola3948

3 жыл бұрын

Why didn't you sieve it?

Hey girl! I love your videos and have been following your advice of keeping hair in mini twists for length retention. However, I get a lot of breakage sometimes when unraveling my mini twists (I redo them every 3-4 weeks). This happens because I will get a knots like 2 inches towards the the of a twists and can’t split the twist so I may be ripping the hair even when trying to be gentle. 😩 Does this happen to you at all? If not, how can I avoid this?

@elizabethkulcsar8971

2 жыл бұрын

When my hair does that I pull up ,and down . At the same time then see what way it goes and slowly pull out ! Hope that makes sense . 😊

Question... are u able to tell us what u did when ur hair was short/ground zero? Or if not, can u make some suggestions for those of us who currently have TWAs?... thanks 🖤🙂✊🏾 Also, TY for inspiring me to restart my hair growth journey... gonna do my “big chop” on Thursday 🙌🏾 God bless ✨

@christine1962ful

4 жыл бұрын

That would be interesting! Listening out!

@honeybdream

4 жыл бұрын

I think she mentioned this in her q&a video.

Do you have the recipe for the homemade bromi oil

I have 2 strain it after I blend the gel

I'm not sure if you're aware but upon checkout on Teami, they are only offering a 10% discount with your code instead of 15%.

Your so cute and hair flawless

What kind of camera do you use for your videos?

hilarious! great intro

Hilarious intro!