I used to work at a sushi restaurant and had to wash rice multiple times a day and my hands have never been as soft since. 😭😂

@noova02

3 жыл бұрын

I've always been wondering about topical uses for it. I'm considering it for sure now.😂❤

@no707

3 жыл бұрын

I use it on my face too , it helped with redness and it dries out acne

@no707

3 жыл бұрын

And also it helps with darkness under arms l like using it once a week with a coffee scrub on the armpits (you know it's summer and we use alot of products on there so this is great)

@Keiwee89

3 жыл бұрын

@@no707 are you just using the 3 ingredients for the under arm discoloration?

@no707

3 жыл бұрын

@@Keiwee89 l just use white rice and water and just boil it , and l use a coffee scrub made with coffee sugar and coconut oil . ,l don't have that much discoloration but my mom used it too and her results were alot better . Also just my personal tip but l like using sugar wax or epilator to remove under arm hair because shaving doesn't remove the hair from the root so the black dots kinda make the area appear dark when in reality it's just the hair under the skin

I've been doing this off and on for a few years. I don't cook the rice or even drain it. I rinse it, add a full jar of filtered water, 1 peel of grapefruit and let ferment. A HUGE TRICK IS TO SAVE AT LEAST 1 CUP OF THE PREVIOUS BATCH TO ADD TO THE NEW BATCH! This speeds up fermentation due to concentrated bacteria already in the water. I've never had curly hair in my life but noticed recently my hair becoming curly.

I cannot wait to try and help my wife with this we are on our 3rd child and hair loss/thickness, and hair strength has been something that has been weighing down on her and I would love nothing more than to help her with this! these 2 videos have gotten me so exited and if she will let me I will video document this because more proof on the internet is what people need. People like you that share valuable information on the internet is what makes the internet so amazing!

@juliannaparese5186

2 жыл бұрын

you’re an amazing husband !!

@shawntelmay5283

2 жыл бұрын

This is so sweet, more men need to be like this then there would be less divorces, that all women want is someone to care and appreciate them thanks for being a rare breed

@sapphiresapphic

2 жыл бұрын

you’re so sweet omg

@trashpanda5063

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you! ❤️ I have permanent alopecia from chemotherapy and it really does affect a woman's self esteem. My hubby is sweet enough to help me with derma rolling and scalp massage. It means the world. 💜💚💛✌️

@soobadarnazira9121

2 жыл бұрын

Very sweet & thoughtful of u. Pls do tell your wife that this works & is absolutely amaizing . I tried it 5 times while we were in the 1st covid lockdown in March 2019 ; repeating the process every 3 weeks ; i used yoga e extreamly dry skin on my scalp/ forehead near my hair line /even in my ears & at the back of my neck near my hair line & i did notice hair loss although my hairdresser would tell me it ok i was a bit concerned but after using this treatement my hair was so different …in a good way ; healthy / hair fall diminished drastically &no more peel off that would look like dandruff ! &my hair grew faster & shinier … everyone around me would give me compliments & ask what I did ! So YES IT WORKS ! I used the simpler version White basmati Rice / I only had access to yellow lemon hence used that no other ingredients ! I let it ferment for 7 days . Good luck hope u see the difference After 2 yrs pose I’m doing it again today to be used next Friday as my problem is back again since some weeks already I regret not having been consistent with this over the past 2 Yrs … I was told lazy 😔. It’s seriously worth it . Love from Mauritius ( mum of 3 as well )

Boiling is a part of the brewing process for beer, cider, etc, which is basically what making rice water is if you then added some yeast and let it go wild in a fermenter. Boiling the "mash" of the rice to creates a "wort" liquid that you then put on your hair. It requires boiling for a lot of reasons but one of the most important ones is that it will kill bacteria that would otherwise grow happily in a dark, carby, and watery environment. It also stops starches from turning into sugars and I think you said the starch is what made your hair shiny and you wouldn't want it converting into sugar. Otherwise I know it has something to do with coagulating the proteins of the grain so I guess it helps pull out the protein from the rice and into the water. For your next rice water video I'd actually suggest looking into brewing and fermenting to see why waiting is waiting is a factor. What does the fermentation do to help hair, I wonder.

@vivojefe26

3 жыл бұрын

Fermenting brings the ph down to more acid which is better for hair and scalp.

@sundancer7562

3 жыл бұрын

Great idea!

@andymkp

3 жыл бұрын

So we need to boil?

@ElR1517

3 жыл бұрын

@Sophia Kramer I worked at a brewery after college as my side hustle and they made sure to educate us out the wazoo on the process. I learned from the greatest and ended up brewing a few batches of beer for myself :)

@no707

3 жыл бұрын

So is it better to just boil the washed water or boil the rice itself?

My grandma did this for as long as I can remember and her mother before her. I remember sitting outside watching her unfurl her long black hair into buckets of fermented rice water. It was down behind her bottom. Mine was down to my knees

@SubhaChugh

3 жыл бұрын

Was?

@xxo8888

3 жыл бұрын

@@SubhaChugh My grandma passed away and I cut my hair after I got married. It wasn't always a choice to keep my hair long

@imAbsoluteGod

3 жыл бұрын

@@xxo8888 ohh... do you use shampoo or skip it??? And how many times you use in a week?

@gennesiededios9761

3 жыл бұрын

Can you tell me the full process?

@wolfie1027

3 жыл бұрын

I guess we will be waiting for a while to read the exact process...

Rice water is basically a protein treatment and some people go overboard and get protein overload which can break your hair off - if you have smooth straight hair like you do then weekly use probably will be beneficial than to those that have very curly kinky or wavy hair. Use sparingly.

@fiemy6888

3 жыл бұрын

Do you think it would help curly/kinky/wavy hair if you washed it with soap between uses, instead of Washington with the ricewater, to wash some of the protein off?

@Redh3adElizabeth

3 жыл бұрын

Wait this will be more beneficial to straight hair or curly hair types? I’m confused, I think you accidentally left out either the word “more” or the word “less”

@FallingSkywardz

3 жыл бұрын

Protein overload has been proven as a myth, you're feeling the protein on the outside of the hair cuticle apparently, however yes making sure to balance protein and moisture is a must

@icycici

3 жыл бұрын

@@fiemy6888 Afro texture hair benefits from rice water as well. It's been added in a lot of black women's hair care for years now.

@angiefierce9212

3 жыл бұрын

@@Redh3adElizabeth straight hair but it can do similar results to those with curly /wavy hair

Hey fellow Indian woman here with some other uses of shikakai. Shikakai, along with Amla and Henna, is extremely useful for naturally colouring your hair. Henna gives the colour (but also makes the hair rough). However, the Amla and the shikakai help in making the hair soft, adding shine and also make the colour last longer. Hope this helps

I’ve been following you for forever (like green background forever); you taught me how to braid and how to use hair pins and everything in between and I think this is my favorite thing you’ve made so far! This was so well researched and explained and I loved how you offered so many ways for people to participate. Part one was a masterpiece, this was amazing and I’m so excited to hop on this trend!! I love seeing how much you’ve grown!

This is the content we need 🙌🏼 respectful. Science based and recognising what will and will not work. Great video again!

So glad to finally see this part!! Im definitely going to try making my own, test it out, and see if I can get my mom on it too. Thank you for giving the history and really acknowledging the culture around this. Its super important and I really think you did a great job of making sure all that info was presented instead of just giving your recipe. And thanks for all the trial and error! You and Al are my hair science heroes lol. Can't wait to see part 3 and get myself started!

I love how respectful and open minded you were with this video and the previous video in really giving credit in the most respectful way ever. Beautiful and lovely !

Pomelo can be found in asian supermarkets across North America (I'm from Canada!) and they're much larger so you can get more peel for recipes if you are making a larger batch! They also have a milder flavour so if you don't like eating grapefruit, I would def recommend trying this fruit! :)))

@jjbowman4653

2 жыл бұрын

Now I will consulting to go into ALL OF THE SUPERMARKETS. I will find pomelo.

I’m so glad you did another video about this!!! Thanks so much hope everyone is having a great Friday!

@daliagarcia3028

3 жыл бұрын

Poop

Alright, so I did this and wanted to share my results if any of you are like me and looking through the comments to see if anyone else has actually tried it and can back up her claims. Followed her recipe and made two batches right away, since I wanted to let it sit for at least a week and wanted to make sure I still had enough for another wash even if I didn't have time to do this again for a bit. Applied it last night with a bowl and the inversion method. Just poured the stuff over my head which was over the bucket to cover most of the underside, then got a small cup to get the crown and dunked for midlength and tips. Worked it in, wrapped it up, and sat for 30 minutes. Did not shampoo prior or anything to test the efficacy of the shikakai root for cleansing the hair, but did condition after rinsing. The smell is... Well, it's really weird. Predominantly grapefruit, but pungent and has a sort of "Chinese medicinal" note from the powders. It was a little jarring at first, but it grows on ya after it sits. It mostly comes out of the hair when rinsed, but a little does linger (really faint). After washing I noticed my hair looked very shiny and healthy and detangled very easily. I let it air dry overnight, and OMG my boyfriend and I are noticing results right away! It's shiny, seems healthier, and I could run my fingers through it first thing in the morning prior to brushing without any tangles! Normally can't do that at all because my ends are so horribly dry and frizzy. Normally my hair is quite dry and textured, so frizz and tangles are a near constant for me even with my four step Olaplex routine. Now though, my hair is like the epitome of shine and health. One thing worth mentioning is that this concoction - while it does clean the hair just fine - does not give that same sort of "stripped clean" feel you usually get with shampoos. If you're one of those people that needs their hair to feel CLEAN clean, maybe do your regular shampoo first, then the rice water, then condition should you feel inclined. Hope that helps anyone that was lurking like I was!

@trujace

3 жыл бұрын

Do you have bleached hair? Did you maybe see some darkening?

@evelynknight5627

3 жыл бұрын

@@trujace bleached but then colored auburn over it currently. I don't see any difference in my color though.

@SCJRDF

3 жыл бұрын

I have mid-length, fine hair. Just made a first batch of White Rice water and letting it ferment for 24 hours. Do i shampoo, apply rice water and then condition? I'm a bit confused.

@SirSvotter

3 жыл бұрын

@@SCJRDF I think you would shampoo it prior to applying the concoction, then use conditioner afterwards. Both steps are optional however if you add the shikakai bc it has cleaning properties

@aliceneal8666

3 жыл бұрын

Hi could you possibly list your ingredients you used and the amounts of each? Also do you plan on doing this on a regular basis?

This woman’s charm and sweetness comes through, plus she does thorough research. I’m taking notes and hooked. Thank you, Kayley! -Laura

Honestly thank you for all of the EFFORT you put into this video! Aside from how fun your videos are, you can truly see how much work you put into them. Between the ingredients, experimenting and all of the info/links- it's a lot ! ❤️

Wow I very much appreciate all the EFFORT that went into this! Kudos to you and your sis. You deserve an award 😅

I love so much that you respected and honored the source of the treatment, so many do not but sell it as their own. You’re awesome 👏🏽 also taught American about other cultures.

@cynthiareyes2044

2 жыл бұрын

Just ordered 👄

I love that you give credit to the Yao women. You're the best, Kayley!

i love this woman she makes me feel smart about my hair decisions

It's been two months and I'm still waiting for part three 😫

Finally, we all have been waiting for this 😍

I'm so into this! 100% going to make the lite version next time I go to the grocery store. I'm excited to see the results. I love that it has both immediate and cumulative results

So I ordered the viori bars and I've only used them once but love the scent! I realized that these would be great for people with visual impairments! Circle for shampoo and square for conditioner, you can tell by feel which one is which!

THANK YOU for all this very helpful info about Rice water! You're helping so many people save their hair💕💕

I’m so excited😆 I bought the Viori shampoo and conditioner bars right after I watched this video, and I just got them in the mail the other day. Tried them for the first time and they brought my curl back to 75% of what it used to be just from one use😆

I'm here for this journey! I bought all the ingredients that you mentioned in your last video. I'll be buying shikakia next. My mom and I have been using rice water since you posted the first instalment. It's been great! Thank you for sharing and all the work and research that went into the video!!!!!!!!

Brava! A lot of work went into this video. So grateful to you for doing this ❤

One important thing I was thinking about while watching this, is get organic ingrediants (rice and grapefruit grown with out pesticides and herbicides being sprayed on the crops). Having recently done a whole lot of research into food and environmental toxins, this is particular relevant for rice and the grapefruit. And even more so because this recipe uses the skin of the grapefruit you want to absolutely certain that your not ending up also putting a concentration of residule toxins on your hair.

@kirstenkay1399

Жыл бұрын

Not too much stuff is truly organic anymore... 😢

Been waiting for this !!

I am so excited I am getting curtain bangs and I can’t wait for more hair styles that look good on people with bangs. Love you ❤️

This is awesome! Can't believe how much effort you put into this. Kudos to you ❤. So helpful and much appreciated girl ! I love that Viori gives back to that wonder community. 😍

Only 10 minutes in and I’m SOLD. You’re totally going to be responsible for an online shortage of Fo Ti root 😂

@kayleymelissa

3 жыл бұрын

haha am v happy with that!

@cheria9399

3 жыл бұрын

Get it from chinese medecine stores. Its probably gonna be cheaper. They already use it for hair. I wouldnt be surprised if they could give you more herbs to play with if you asked for hair enriching herbs.

@alanb952

3 жыл бұрын

@@kayleymelissa hey how often do you do your rice water to your hair? Every day or ?? Thanks lady

@jodiehenry4334

3 жыл бұрын

I got mine! :)

@mrs210

3 жыл бұрын

Did her hair grow at all??? Eat organic food and exersice . Your hair will grow. Eat Indian and Spanish food

“dirty grapefruit” is my new band name thanks AL

The amount of research and effort! DUDE! Thanks, Kayley! I took a while to get around to watching these videos, but so glad youtube remembered that I didn't watch it yet.

This video is SOOOOOO helpful! Thank you for all the time and work put into it!!!

YES!!! Been waiting for this one

Of course you’ve always done great research for your videos, but I love the way you’ve recently made an effort to acknowledge and respect cultures that certain techniques and products come from! I’ve noticed a trend for the past few years in the hair community where we white women tend to just talk about these “hot new methods” for hair, like rice water or most of the Curly Girl Method, without acknowledging the people and cultures who actually came up with these things. Anyway tl;dr thank you for putting in that effort, it makes your content that much better!

why does it feel like i have been waiting for this update for an age?! Thank you Kayley!

@ashleighdowner1897

3 жыл бұрын

Could you split the White and Brown rice? So half a cup of each maybe to add the bran in?

I love the effort u put into ur research! So much more than other youtubers in terms of hair!

Really great videos and your hair looks amazing! As a scientist I commend all of your research and experiments! As a hair enthusiast I really enjoy that you're trying to put well researched content out there. Have you thought of incorporating a teaspoon or two of Rice Bran Oil into your mix? That way you get the starch benefits of the white rice and the lipid and protein benefits of the bran. Also, I am really looking forward to what boiling vs. not boiling would do to the mixture...I think the boiling process may help breakdown the proteins (albumin, globulin, glutelin, and prolamin) found in the rice making it more effective....but keep experimenting and keep posting!

Anna Laura’s reaction to her curls killed me 😂 all the curly girls have been there!

Hi! I love you and I LOVE how you respected and acknowledged the Red Yao tribe in these videos!!!

Yaaaaaas, I haven't even finished the video but I immediately bought all the ingredients. So excited to try this, thank you so much for putting in the work to figure this out for us!!!

I have waited for this! Thank you!!!

My hands felt softer too after rubbing the rice for 5-10 mins! 🙌🏼

Thanks Kayley! Love the work you and Anna-Laura put into this video so we don't have to!

You are a joy to watch. I have tried this when my hair was falling out and it worked, but now I want to try it your way and see what the difference is.

Kayley, you made me buy the Viori bar - and i LOVE it!!! 😍 I had never tried a bar shampoo before and am now fully converted. My hair is thriving, soft and shiny! Thank you so much for recommending this product! 🥰

@K119_

2 жыл бұрын

Any updates on the shampoo bar? Do you still like it?!

This is a lot. I have been using rice water for 3 years now, and this came after 6 years of using OGX. I literally use about a quarter cup of rice, about 2 cups of water, rinse it once and let it sit for 24 hours. I apply and let it sit in my hair with a cap on for 30 minutes. That’s it. My hair has done all of the things theirs has and without the production. Sometimes I will add things like rosemary and tea tree oil or a green tea bag. If you have dry hair, I’d also recommend doing an oil soak the day before.

I just love how thorough you are with all your videos and i realize that I knew nothing about rice water until you. All that other stuff “telephone game” was so watered !!! Thanks …wish I Had you as a research partner for my honors research thesis !!!

Wow!! Because of this I just purchased the Viore Shampoo bar! I’m so excited to try it! Love that it’s in benefit of the community it stems from!!

Wow! I love all of the research and effort you put into this journey. 💕 My red hair has finally started going white around my face, and I’ve noticed that it doesn’t get very long before falling out. I am hoping that the rice water will increase the length and strength of it. There isn’t much white as yet, so I am hoping to kind of get a jump on it as well as maybe getting rid of some of the brassiness that I have noticed over the last few months in spite of being inside more. I can’t say that the past year has been great for my diet either so as that improves, maybe my hair will as well. Thanks so much for the great videos!

I've been doing the rice water challenge this whole week and i started seeing extreme shine as well! I have low porosity very dry wavy curly hair so that is rare for me!

I adore Viori. My hair has changed SO much for the better.

Great. I never watched a video such as yours giving explanations and you doing the trials. Thank you

Yayy!! Kayley’s videos (along with WandaVision lol) are the best parts of my Friday😍 excited to watch

This is very interesting and I love both your accuracy and how important is to you to show respect to the culture who invented this. I will probably try Viore, because the price is reasonable even adding shipping (I live in Italy), I love that they give back to the Red Yao community aaaand... I'm way too lazy to do all of that work every week... 😂 Thank you Kayley ❤️

@tracykarno

3 жыл бұрын

I have been using Viore for almost a year and I love it. I am only on my second shampoo bar and still on my first conditioner bar. I love it! I only have to wash my hair twice a week now and it is so healthy and strong!

Yay! Been waiting for this! So excited.

Your hair looks a lot thicker and stronger!

Hey Kayley, if you want to include the benefits of brown rice/rice bran try Rice Bran Oil! It's high in Ferulic acid and Vitamin E and probanly closer to "rice bran extract". I use it as a hair oil and a hot oil treatment.

@AmabileUn

3 жыл бұрын

She did touch on that in her first video. Very educational.

Love this. Really hope you start doing more videos on hair care. I mean how does conditioner even work? Someone explain it to me please. We need a hair hyram ❤️

Isabella Demarko has a great channel covering her hair care journey & rice water. Great you guys do all the leg work for us😊

Just ordered the bar! I’ve never tried a shampoo bar but you got me lol plus I love knowing my purchase is helping their community ❤️

As someone who ferments I believe your white rice because a pure starch fermented faster (also why smelly) and thus became more acidic which would definitely be aiding the shine factor of your hair since it’s closing those cuticles. I’m so happy I found these videos! I love this content and your scientific approach. I’m also curious of the results of an aerobic fermentation since yours are always lidded.

Just to help people out, I just bought from Viori and I have the Honey extension on my browser and it saved like $12 off a shampoo bar and conditioner bar.

@jamieelizabeth2185

3 жыл бұрын

Damn I wish I seen this before buying the bar right now lol thanks for sharing though!

Thank you so much for doing all this "research". I have been wanting to try this for a long time. This takes the guess work out of it. Looking forward to my new softer, healthier hair!

I just started using your recipe for this rice water and the results are already amazing. Thx

Instead of entirely white rice, maybe do mostly white with a little bit of brown rice mixed in? Like 2/3 white rice 1/3 brown rice?

Omg we need before and after picture !

Love it! Thank you for doing all the footwork. You're amazing and we are definitely trying it. Thank you

So excited to try your recipe and I’d love to see your hair care routine with the rice water Thanks Kayley

Shikakai is very benifical to be used on its own also, I remember one of my friends in school who had really hip-length-long and thick hair said that she washed her hair once a week with Shikakai. Her hair was so black and shiny plus thick... like her one braid was size of my three or four braids bundled together

@seveneleven8695

3 жыл бұрын

India 🇮🇳 ???????

@emyf9197

3 жыл бұрын

If it's a powder then how du use it to wash the hair? Do u mix with water first or pour the powder first on the scalp, message n then rinse?

@seveneleven8695

3 жыл бұрын

@@emyf9197 s just mix the power with water make a paste and apply ur wet hair then.. massage few minutes .. after that rinse

@SH-ms3bj

3 жыл бұрын

That's probably mostly genetics. You can't change your genes with washing dead hair.

@amariinoue2752

Жыл бұрын

@@seveneleven8695 This is what I have been doing. It doesn't lather up.

I just love your energy and I want to thank you for all the research time you put in. I don't think you did wrong with adding shikakai powder because it has been used for centuries for maintaining the health of both the scalp and hair. Shikakai pods contain naturally occurring saponins which help clean off excess sebum and dirt from the scalp. The powder is high in vitamins A, C, K and D and in antioxidants that are important for hair growth. And I do know of a natural curly hair woman who regularly uses it in her hair treatments. I definitely saw a big difference in your hair and think I'm ready to use rice water for my hair😉👍😁

Thank you for all your investigation and trials for our benefit. Much appreciated ladies 🙂😉💖

Just what i’ve been waiting for, since your last video😍😍🤩 Thanks!❤️

The fermented (boiled) rice water is also an incredible toner for the skin. It brightens any redness of the face, treats acne, leaves the skin feeling super soft and improves pore size. I’ve used rice water for my hair and skin for a month and WOW, what a difference!

@abigailcather

Жыл бұрын

Do you make a new batch every time you wash your hair and for your face?

@CZMuzic2714

Жыл бұрын

@@abigailcather I use one batch twice. So much is made in one setting and the more fermented the rice water, the more nutrients there are.

@carebear4554

Жыл бұрын

Oooh I'm gonna try it on my skin.

You guys are very funny!😀& well done for being adventurous in experimenting on behalf of yourselves and others and also doing very good research to be well informed and passing on what you’ve learnt/has worked. I am African with afro hair and rice water also a rave for Afro hair so was looking round for ideas & saw your channel. You guys should combine with an Afro hair friend or you tube channeled to see how comparisons work for all hair types. Good luck!👍🏾

You've done so much preparation and work! Thank you so much❤

Hi Kayley! I'm not surprised that you have 1.8M subscribers - excellent work! Thanks so much for your efforts. Cheers!

My guess is that boiling makes sure to kill germs in there before letting it sit for a week. I’ll be curious to hear tho!!

One of the most positive things for hair health is to eliminate Chorine from water used to clean and rinse hair. Yet, this factor is almost never mentioned by haircare advisors. Chorine filters attached to shower heads and to faucets removes most Chorine in municipal water. Chorine filters for shower heads can be found in health food and vitamin shops. Places like Lowes, Home Depot, Walmart usually do not carry them.

@ssp4795

2 жыл бұрын

we have a double filter on our whole house, so all water coming in has no chlorine, life changing.

This was a fabulous video and I really appreciate all the hard work you put into it!

I am struggling with very thin hair ,some bald spots and such as a result from illnesses in the not to distant past. Recently I have come upon the Yao women's rice water treatment for hair help, growth etc.. Surfing through you tube I came across your site and have taken the time to view it all. I was very impressed with the clarity and directions for the said recipe to hopefully help me with regrowth and strengthening of my hair. I will proceed to purchase the ingredients and set a regimen in hopes of a new head of healthy hair in the not to distant future. Thank you for the excellent tutorial. Alana

This is a little outside of your norm, but I’d love a video about children’s hair - baby, toddler, kid. It’s SO fine. Do you have recommended products or tips?

never related more to "why did i choose the hardest ratios?" 😂

@janekof

3 жыл бұрын

but also lmao not to be **that** person lmao...... i think 3/8 is the real middle between 1/2 and 1/4 😂😂😂😂

@ulissedazante5748

3 жыл бұрын

*sigh in metric* (😉)

Thank y’all love this video. Y’all have beautiful hair🤍

Loved the idea of giving back to the tribe by buying the products from Viori! I just ordered the bars and am excited to try them out!!

can you review the hairitage rice water treatment? loved this video and this excites me to learn more!

My first instinct with trying to incorporate the benefits of rice bran is to mix the rice. Do a half white/half brown concoction, or maybe play with the ratio?

@Krissi_Avocado

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! I wanted to comment the same 😁

@HilBG

3 жыл бұрын

same thought!

@andreat.5140

3 жыл бұрын

Same! :D

@haleygirl5570

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! Want to see a brown/white rice combo trial in the next one!

@meganmonroe6236

3 жыл бұрын

What about using a ground brown rice? I'm going to try running some brown rice through my coffee grinder on a coarse setting.

I just placed an order for the ivory shampoo and conditioner !! So excited to receive them ! 😁 thanks for the really helpful video Kayley 🙌🏻

I love how through your videos are! Once again - great content.

I’m doing a much lazier method & having the same results. I just been mix brown rice & water & leave it on the counter for 3+ days. I cover a mason jar with a thin cloth with a mason jar ring. It smells a little kombucha-y but it gets bad the longer it sits. I use it as a pre-shampoo mask & leave it on for 30 min before shower.

@samanthacharlton4123

3 жыл бұрын

Does shampooing after not undo all the work? I figured that's why she says to do this after shampooing

@nastasja8462

3 жыл бұрын

But you're supposed to cook it in order to prevent any microbes and pests forming. If you cook it with the peels, it also makes the peels release that citrus smell and both of these things actually help prevent the smell. Another thing is that you need to keep it in cold and dark place, as those conditions are not good for bacteria to form. It doesn't necessarily have to be as cold as fridge, but keeping it in a cabinet that you rarely open works well. I made mine with less than 1/3 of pomelo peel and what really helped was cutting it into smaller pieces and gently squeezing them in the water to help release as much juice as possible. I just used it and it smelled like lychee because of the mix of both smells and after rinsing it, my hair still smells of pomelo hahah i know how it's easier to be lazy but trust me, it's not good for your hair if you dont cook it. I hope this helps! :)

My lazy self is going to possibly buy the pre-made products mentioned, but also tempted into trying to make this myself. LOVE how detailed these videos are btw. I just saw the first one like twenty minutes before you posted this and was very concerned as to where this one was 😂

@MeghanDonnellyIPY

Жыл бұрын

Same!

Wow I found your first rice treatment vid about the xiao women' rice treatment recipe, and asked for the measurements for the rice treatment; and here it is. Yaaay😁👍🏼 thank you. Your on top of it. 💖🙏🏼💖 God bless you and your family.💖💖💖

Totally bought all the ingredients as soon as possible! It's coming tomorrow!!!!!!

I have been WAITING for this so excited!!

Kind of obsessed with this 😂 trying to decide if I should buy the bar or 100% commit to making the rice water lol.

@Redh3adElizabeth

3 жыл бұрын

I think I’ll probably do both. Try to do rice water weekly but buy the bar to have a backup for busy/lazy weeks

@nancyolsen318

3 жыл бұрын

I'm looking at the ingredients between the shampoo and conditioner and they're the exact same.... so I might just get the shampoo.

@suzanstorm2982

3 жыл бұрын

Same. I'll probably buy just the bar shampoo and go from there. 30 minutes extra is a LOT of time just for hair with no styling included.

@safirog1226

3 жыл бұрын

@@nancyolsen318 he them both, it makes all the difference. Even though the ingredients are the same, the conditioner bar adds a softness the shampoo doesn’t. You won’t be sorry.

@safirog1226

3 жыл бұрын

I use the bars and looove them. I’m still gonna try the rice wash.

I just ordered the shampoo and conditioner bar! I've been looking to get into the shampoo bar scene for a while but have just been so overwhelmed with what to buy. Your video settled it for me! I'm gonna try the recipe for the rice water as well. Thank you for this video

I cannot wait to see how this works on my hair!