I’m so happy you did this video on Ambunu! I loooooove Ambunu and have used it to wash my hair for years!!! love herbs too and grow a wide variety. While I grow Amla, Moringa, Henna, and Awapuhi, I want to add Ambunu to my garden. I live in south Florida too. ❤❤❤

@ld8183

5 ай бұрын

I would like to know aldo. Can't find the seeds anywhere on Google.

@shadevrutaal

5 ай бұрын

Great… did you use conditioner after?

Living with an incurable disease is so hard, but you just have to live life day by day as it goes by (Cancer sucks)..

@dorismalachi7513

5 ай бұрын

Look into soursop leaves. It’s an anti cancer herb. You can find it in Jamaican , African and Asian shops.

@inglescomtayna31

5 ай бұрын

Cancer is not incurable. It's what white men made us believe. Good luck in finding healing. I'm sending good vibes from Brazil. Wish you happiness!

@africansister

4 ай бұрын

Stand in prayer God is our healer, eat very well, and get herbal teas: moringa, baobah, soursop, plenty of fruit...

@yellej3314

2 ай бұрын

2 tablespoons Honey & 1 tablespoon baking soda inside of any tea everyday once a day. Sugar attracts cancer baking soda kills it.

@alisonmiller2708

Ай бұрын

Look into Guinea Hen weed.

I really love how you explain the importance of all these herbs with science. You, my dear favourite KZreadr, are a gem. You don't aimlessly jump on trends like one without direction. Thanks for your informative videos 💚💚💚

Thank you for the information!! I am a gardener and would be interested in growing my own. Can you tell me where I would be able to purchase some seeds?

I’d love to have a tour of your herbal garden! I’m still learning about which herbs I can grow here in Central Ga.

@GreenBeauty

5 ай бұрын

Coming soon!

Watching from Nigeria, the leaf is very slimy, it's a substitute for lady fingers, Good video.

How do I get it? I want to plant it in my garden

Your love for herbs and nature shines through in your skin. Love this channel 🙌

@GreenBeauty

4 ай бұрын

Thank you 💚

You always come with a wealth of knowledge ❤❤❤

Appreciate that knowledge!💕

Thanks for that great video. I am glad that you are back on KZread. Can't wait to see the next video. 😊

Thank you Ancestors ‼️❣️❤️

Glory to God and to his herb Ambunu

@Raja-bz4yw

5 ай бұрын

Will you ever do a video on chebe too?

I’ve been using ambuno for about 1.5 years now after watching Neki Cakes talk about it. I’ve mostly used this as a prepoo/ detangler. I’m always so happy to hear your breakdowns and the science behind the herbs. 🙏🏽 Thank you so much. Happy to see the other benefits and looking forward to seeing how you prep and use.

I just bought this today for the first time and now I see your video!

cant wait for the next video. I want to learn more about Ambunu, thank you for this video

😘Chef's kiss! 💯♥️🌿🔥You really gave a deeper perspective to Ambunu frfr.😍 Looking forward to the next video. Thank you for sharing.

@GreenBeauty

5 ай бұрын

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Wow I have learned so much from you. Thank youuuu much for sharing this with us. God-Bless you ♥️

Thank you for this information

Haven't heard of this herb before. This was very informative, would love to have a plant of my own and start incorporating it in my hair routine. Thank you.

OOOh so interesting! I cant wait for the next video. Just subscribed too.

Great video! I love to invest in Herbs for its health benefits!

I’ve been wondering about this, and whether or not to include it in my shampoo bars. Thank you for posting this!

I have used ambunu for my hair and absolutely loved it. When I was researching it, I found out it is eaten as well. I really would like to plant it and try it.

Just discovered your channel. You’re an inspiration! Brilliant and beautiful. I finally have the information needed to take care of my high porosity, fine, medium density hair💖. I pre ordered your products, but I know retaining length will require focus, consistency, and discipline.

Very informative video! I've never heard of this herb before so thank you for introducing it to me. The slimy inner texture alone has piqued my interest in trying it (it reminds me of aloe which I LOVE). Can't wait for part 2!

This is so good. I enjoyed most learning about Ambunu's African origins. Thanks for sharing this!

Thank you for another science led video❤ ambunu is a fave of our for detangling and cleansing. Cant wait to wAtch the next vid

Thanks for the knowledge sis ❤

@GreenBeauty

5 ай бұрын

Any time sis 💚💚💚

Hi G. Beauty Happy to be here. I really enjoy watching your informative videos on ANYTHING NATURAL😍😍

@GreenBeauty

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! 💚

Very interesting and informative! Thanks ❤

@GreenBeauty

5 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Appreciate you sharing your knowledge.💕

@GreenBeauty

5 ай бұрын

You are so welcome 💚

How is it call in Ghana

Thanks for sharing!

@GreenBeauty

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Thank you. I would love to get an Ambunu plant.

ThankU so much for videos! I learned something new today! I need ambunu in my stash. I can image the slip on my kinky coily and Salt&Pepper hair. Looking forward to seeing your video on how you prep it for your hair!

How can we get a hold of it? I live in Florida. I wouldn't mind growing it in my garden.

I was hoping for a very specific and crucial information about ambunu to be shared. Hopefully it will be in your next video.

Science is so cool. Thank you Lord!

@GreenBeauty

5 ай бұрын

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I hope that you will create your next Haircare product using the Ambunu herb, I will definitely purchase from you!!!

Very interesting I cant wait for the next video. Have you tried to eat? If you have, can you let us know how to prepare it please.

Thank you 😊

Love it❤

Wow. Great 😃 info. When can I get the seeds to grow my own plants?

Very intriguing.😊

Thanks for sharing

@GreenBeauty

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Great video. I’ve been looking for seeds for ambunu for years so I can add it to my garden. Does anyone know where they can be purchased?

Where do you get the seeds?

I love ambunu!

Oooof more reasons I need to move to a tropical/warmer climate!

Those dishes in the beginning look delicious. I'm Igbo (Nigerian) and would love if you could share some heathy recipes with us!

Thanks very much...funny enough I didn't even know it was common in Northern Nigeria to even have a name. I'm going to look for it. Thanks and looking forward your next videos

Hi! I've been thinking... although I want to reap the benefits of any and all herbs regardless of origin, since we originate from Africa, I've been yearning to learn about herbs native to Africa for our bodies. Endless thank yous for what knowledge you have shared, sharing and will share in the future!❤ PS: Seeds information would be wonderful😁

In Sierra Leone in my tribe, it is called manigbaa. But I never knew such outstanding use for it, we just eat it. Thank you dear for your knowledge.

Great video, per usual! Do you mind telling me where you bought your ambunu plant from? I was trying to find a place to purchase the seeds or plant. Or if you are comfortable, could i buy a few seeds from you? Thank you!

Hii, I have watched almost every video of yours. I love the way you explain things backing up with science. I am from India and I have 2b hair. I would like to have a special video from you (maybe a series or just 1 detailed video) for this type of hair. How to take care of it. I would be really thankful, please.

My body is ready

From Northern Cameroon, where it is called gubudo. A variety of the ambunu/gubudo gives sesame. Waiting for the next videoooo😂😂😂

Will you do a video on chebe too? And i never knew you could eat the plant too.

Love this! Do you sell your seeds? Or where can we source the seeds?

I need you're products sis❤....

Nice! Do you think you could make a video on dandruff?

omg!!! I can use it for my vegan mac and cheese! Thanks for the vid! 😇

@Joce-bl7qi

5 ай бұрын

@kimd8873 Hello! Just wondering, which of its qualities would be good in vegan mac & cheese? Sliminess to help with the melted cheese texture?

The soup is delicious 😋. Also the slip makes detangling a breeze.

@njeriassata7541

5 ай бұрын

How is it prepared? It is sold on Amazon. Is the one sold on Amazon used to make soup?

Would you consider making an herbal blend mix available to make a diy herbal oil a home?

In Zambia Bemba tribe we call it KAFULU,we eat it with beans, thanks for the video.❤❤❤❤

I am from northern nigeria, i have been eating ambunu for years while on the other hand looking for where to get ambunu for my hair. I swr i never knew ambunu is karkashi. Ha ignorance is expensive

This is called eku in my dialect, it's also used for making soup, it draws like okro

do you think mixing ambunu with shikakai would make a 2 in 1 shampoo conditioner?

Could you also recommend a reputable Etsy source for dried ambunu leaves

How do we plant this seeds and grow it

plz what's it called in East, Nigeria

Where can we buy that black round hair accessories that you use often on your hair/twists? Is that a type of clip?

Can u plz make a facewsh, shower body wash & a shampoo using african black shop? I badly need ur recipes as i just bought my 500gms of organic African black soap from ghana & cant wait to use it.🎉

It's hard to find and buy. Hey GB would you consider selling it? Would this even grow in upstate NY?

In Senegal it's also yorokhlane

Can Ambunu gel be used un the same way as flax seed gel?

Vivement la prochaine vidéo

How do you know all this stuff?

I'm Blessed to be the first view🎉🎉❤❤❤

@GreenBeauty

5 ай бұрын

Hey 👋🏾

Ambunu is a staple of mine, I love it especially for when I was a loose natural with type 4 hair, cut my detangling time in half, now I just use it to moisturize my locs. Where did you find the plant or seeds for your garden? I would love to grow my own

@ld8183

5 ай бұрын

I would like to know also. Can't find it anywhere on Google.

@YAH247

5 ай бұрын

I have loc too! How do you use it to moisturize them?

@sofie3945

5 ай бұрын

@@YAH247 I just spray it on and squeeze it into my hair, mixed w rose water and aloe vera juice, makes thrm shiny too

It would've been nice if you gave the scientific name along with the common names. Nice video.

R those hibiscus 🌺 in the bk

Can you wash with a harder cleanser and use ambunu for the second cleanse?

@GreenBeauty

4 ай бұрын

That would be a little over kill. Whether it’s store bought or herbal, it’s best to use one “cleaner” on wash day.

I have used this before smells horrible but very good with hair, also help with lice if you don't want to cut ur hair

I've never heard of this, but im game

This is very popular in Nigeria. It’s used to make soup we pair it with swallow. It’s called karkashi in Nigeria

@titilopeakintayo5534

5 ай бұрын

Yorubas call it eku a substitute for ewedu

Does Ambunu come in a dry powder? And is it just as good as the dry leaves?

@GreenBeauty

2 ай бұрын

I’ve never seen Ambunu as a dried powder, only as dried leaves

@sondrasmith2248

2 ай бұрын

Thank you. Won’t buy that.

Hi! I am contacting you through your KZread channel because nobody’s reaching out to me after my emails/website messages. I placed an order on your website one month ago and the package is still not there, nor I’m able to see any updates on the shipping tracking. This is kind of frustrating, so if my package got lost please let me know so i can move on and buy a different product and request a refund. Thank you. For people reading: has anybody maybe had a similar experience? Thanks in advance.

This is not related to the video. But i placed an order for protein, should have been dispatched 30th January. I am yet to hear anything. I have also sent an email without a response. I would appreciate if you vould clarify.

Can you provide a website where I can buy the seeds in Canada? I have tried health food stores and online but have not had any luck. Do you sell the seeds ?

@GreenBeauty

2 ай бұрын

The seeds are very hard to find. The only place I know of is on Etsy

@Slobonthisknobokbaby

2 ай бұрын

@@GreenBeauty could you recommend a reputable seller by any chance ? I noticed a lot of sellers use the exact same pictures so I’m not too sure where to buy it from. Thanks in advance

@Slobonthisknobokbaby

2 ай бұрын

@@GreenBeauty also is Batana oil as good as ambunu? Which one would u recommend, if you could do a informative video on that would be greatly appreciated

@GreenBeauty

2 ай бұрын

@@Slobonthisknobokbaby there’s only one seller on Etsy. There seeds are great but, it’s not available all the time. Also, they are located in Ghana so import fees and customs clearance can be a headache and cause delays. There name on Etsy is Jibril Abdul Razak

@Slobonthisknobokbaby

2 ай бұрын

@@GreenBeauty thanks I appreciate it 🫶🏻

I am Nigerian watching from Western Canada, is ambunu called in Yoruba -Ewedu(jute)?

@lollypop6735

4 ай бұрын

No ambunu is eku in Yoruba

@ewaali8279

4 ай бұрын

@@lollypop6735 thanks sis!

Me from Kenya wondering why it's not in Kenya!! Huh!

What is the scientific name of Ambunu?

@tsimoi273

5 ай бұрын

Ceratotheca sesamoides

@Kap3lka

5 ай бұрын

@@tsimoi273 Thanks

0:10 You literally cooked those??

Not me buying IMMEDIATELY buying ambunu seeds... 6_6

Zulu, no we don't call it that

This is amazing 🫶🫶🫶🫶

@Shallewa

5 ай бұрын

And how can I purchase this herb? Thank you🫶

@tsimoi273

5 ай бұрын

I got mine from Ms Sahel.