5 things I do every week for hair growth and healthy hair 

Would just like to add ofcourse nutrition and genetics play a huge with initial hair quality and nutrition throughout your life. I have a video on foods and nutrition for your hair. This video was specifically about the external things I did after hair loss xxxx

1. Oli hair - heat it 2. Tea tree - dandruff 3. Massaging scalp - daily 4. Amla and shikakai powder for hairs 5. Marmw massage - point massage 6. Cute little braid

I started using lityleextra reactivate serum for hair growth which has rosemary because my hair was quickly falling out due to stress and similar reasons. I was only looking for anything at all to try, so this had been suggested, therefore I decided for it. In a few days, I myself noticed significantly less hair loss when I brush my hair. I also spotted where I began getting patches of loss, there existed new growth. It actually irritate my skin a little right near the forehead hairline, therefore I apply a band to keep it from running down whilst also keeping the head tilted back during application. The irritation went away and has not returned, therefore if your skin is sensitive or simply to be careful, I recommend a hairband to keep it from running down to your skin. Overall, I'm so pleased with this serum and can carry on to use.

I improved my hair by doing all these things: Including more and more Vitamin C from orange, lemon, and kiwi fruit, 8 hours of enough sleep everyday, have nuts such as walnut, peanut, almonds in limited, you can also eat fish like salmon. Exercise a minimum of 30 mins everyday. Using natural coconut plus onion based shampoo, neem wooden comb, scalp massager by Littleextra Cooconion twice a week. All this is good for hair fall control.

In Nepal we heat mustard oil and add fenugreek seed on a hot oil until the seed is competely black. It only takes about 2-3 minutes to do this, it's super hot so we let it cool for a while until it's lukewarm and apply to our hair. This oil can be used on your body aswell. We use this oil on new born babies as it is considered safe and helps retain moisture and heat. I remember as a child my grandmother lathering me up in this oil from head to toe and braiding my hair hehe.

thank you, rhadi 💜. as a filipina, i found this very educational. i'm growing my hair long, and am very curious about oiling as that's not something that's done in my culture. but y'all are the experts with the luscious locks you women have. hair goals for sure! i'm enjoying your channel so much💛sending love fr kansas 🌻🌻🌻

Im African with 4c kinky/afro hair and trying to grow it out. No shame in take inspiration from other cultures

Part 2 please!! Would love a wash/maintenance routine 🤍

I love all your content! I was not expecting this! It is very helpful for me. I lost all my hair after 2020 and it has never being the same

Hi Radhi, this is so great. Im sri lankan french and oiling has been part of my life since i was small. Its crazy that now it has become so trendy - or that it is accepted, whereas when i was small i used to be so ashamed. Im really really glad that u made this video. We should be proud of oiling our hair, of that heritage thats been passed from generations and of all the benefits we get from it. I hope this video will help others as well. Just sending love. ❤

My Turkish grandmother and mother would preach that nigella seeds and garlic are really good at helping with hair loss. When my aunt was around 14 she had her appendix removed but due to the doctors mistake she got an infection and her to undergo another surgery. She almost died and was in really bad health afterwards. My grandmother would put nigella seeds into almost everything they ate and now my aunt has really thick and nice hair. Lovely video by the way!

Very nice the massage tip with the explanation and the points! I already knew pretty much all the other info (I also do henna since lockdown) but these are the basics so...waiting for the sequel!! Thank you 😊

This new intro absolutely made my day. Thank you for that.

Hi Radhi, Love your videos and love oiling my hair! Definitely going to implement those massage tips! Thank you. 💗🙏🏽❤️

Hello from Sri Lanka. Guess we share a lot of similarities. Our main source of hair oil is coconut, Amal and king coconut. But after I moved abroad for uni, sadly I rarely oil my hair (and leave it) because people tend to look weirdly. But yeah.. Thanks for reminding me how important it is.

In winters - use oils with warm properties such as sesame, mustard. In summers - use oils with cooling properties such as coconut.

My fiancé is Punjabi and he and his family use mustard oil for their hair. They all have beautiful healthy hair. When I went to India my mother in law would soak my head with mustard oil and give me a head massage then braid my hair. I use it now here in America and also use rosemary oil.

I stopped heat styling and now I braid every night for heatless curls / waves 👌 works like a charm. Also stopped bleaching no matter how much I want to see highlights. But I’m also doing many of these tips Radhia suggests and my hair has never been healthier.

Hi sweet gorgeous❤ I am from Brazil and I use extra virgin olive oil and aloe vera. Works for me. My hairdresser advised me to.don't leave this oil for.more than 15 minutes on my hair. Sometimes , when needed, I use a drop of it on my conditioner and just rinse it with water.

Absolutely loved this. I learnt so much ! Please do more videos like this. We need to be schooled!

Thank you so much for taking the time to do this. I never knew about those points of massage.

Thank you for sharing this. I also lost a lot of hair after Covid as well. Thanks 🙏🏽 for sharing 🌈 so much beauty and hope always brighter ☀️ days ahead for sure ✨

Yaay so happy you've made this video to share your traditions!! I've always wondered how you have such beautiful full hair! ✨

Aww, you in your little plaits. So cute Don’t ever change Radhi, you’re a real one

Love this! I'm half Indian but I don't think there's much about haircare that was passed down to me from my family (which is kind of insane when I think about it!). I'm actively trying to learn more about my culture and I'm obsessed with learning all I can about taking care of my hair so I absolutely loved this video, thanks for sharing!!

Oooh I loved the whispering intro 🥰 as an ASMR fan, it's one of my favorite things 😅❤

She’s one of the prettiest girls i’ve ever seen omg

So glad to have found your channel! I loved having my long dark curly hair when younger but after developing thyroid cancer and having to remove it surgically i’ve had thin hair ever since - i just turned 50 so i know as we age hair becomes thinner but i do think oiling my hair and scalp would benefit my hair growth and keep it healthy and naturally beautiful i have loads of coconut oil so i will try your recipe out 😊

I enjoyed all your very practical and easy solutions for hair loss and healthy hair . You are stunningly beautiful , modest and above all vegan ! Big thank you and lots of love

Thank you so much 🥰 I started growing my natural hair and it is so dry . I learning how to care for it without products . It's a challenge. You are amazing just as you are ❤️🙏

So much positivity! Love your videos!

I love this video! You share Radhi very essential information for the hair care and in the same time how to approach it naturally! Both professional and fun - as always 🥰

These tips are awesome! Thank you! ❤ My mum started losing huge patches of hair after covid too! Sections got coarse and wiry too. She was so worried it would be her “new normal” because of her age. Got her oiling and massaging with a rosemary and herbal oil and within about a month, her hair was growing in better than ever. These techniques definitely work. (Now if I can just find something that neutralizes psoriasis flares reliably, I’ll be set. 😄)

These are also some of the hair traditions my family used even in the 90s. We did hot oil treatments, end rinse with cold water. I am happy to know that some of my Ayurvedic practices I have picked up over the years are genuinely used. I just love learning about these things. Great video.

Hello there dear Radhi.. Loved all your hair care tips❤🥰.. I recently made an oil infused with amla and curry leaves in wood pressed coconut oil. My hair type is oily and I have dandruff problem and grey hair too so tried this oil it has worked well for me as dandruff has reduced and also my hair is growing nicely.. M someone who wants a voluminous hair rather than long one.. I hope it's a helpful tip.. Love watching your videos filled with soo much Positivity thanks for sharing it 🙏😍❤✌😇

Thank you for positive vibes Radhi and your energy

Thank you Radhiiii!! You are an angel! Love ya!

Love this! I love natural recipes for hair and skin care ❤

While warm oil massaging… give your Hair lots and lots of LOVE❤️ and Appreciation … this is 200% true… they get happier and healthier… like me literally talking to my hair and saying Good things to them …. And they listens 😍 every single time ☺️😇

Hi Radhi, you're so pretty and love your gorgeous hair! Thank you for this video!

You are so much being yourself in every video you make. It feels so good to listen to you. I would like to mention a few Leave your thumb and rub the nails of all other fingers for a few minutes daily Prithvi mudra for 20 minutes daily Applying a few drops oil( almond/ coconut) on scalp and hair length after hair is dried post shower. This helps to keep the hair moistue and supple for days without to having hair shower frequently Shashankasana, sarvangasana, paschimotharasana, padahasthasana practiced regularly helps hair growth as it improves blood flow to the head and upper parts of the body Adding curry leaves, fenugreek leaves to oil helps Consuming Indian gooseberry on regular basis. Its such superfood. I now have shoulder length hair but I did all this very regularly when I decided to donate my mane in it's best state. It really worked Amazing for me.

Thank you so much for your blessed video, I learned so much. So helpful

Thank you for this video🙏 It is really helpful and new to me.

Loved all of this and your cutest sense of humor always at the end…😂CIA and all its secrets…spreading abit of light on some dark “spots” that needed some “sunshine”😂😇🌞Here’s to a “Golden Braid” and AGE!

Thank you❤ very helpfull tips especially the one about heating up the oils before applying to the scalp 😊

As your explaining the after covid it’s exactly what happen to my hair… I chopped it off and it’s just now 06/2023 🙌🏽 Finally getting back to norm😮 (I got Covid 1/2020- ER front line worker NYC) Thank you for your knowledge & sharing with US 🫶🏽 I can’t wait to try your recommendations 👍🏽😊

Great to have you back on RU-vid Radhi...I really missed you🎉😊

This is my highlight for learning an amazinnnng tip I never knew ! Actually a lot of tips your teaching it’s insane ! I’m buying those Shikakai and Amla powder ❤❤❤ I can’t believe it ! Love your amazing knowledge ❤

Thank you Rhadi, this is so helpful❤I’ve always admired Indian or Pakistan’s women fantastic long hair! I’m 38 and I have decided to stop dying my grey/whitish roots for good (i have a LOT!). Do you have any more tips for me?

Great tips! Have you ever used the brand Fable and Mane? Did you like them? They make hair oils with Indian herbs.

I had Covid twice a year apart from each illness. Post Covid….The amount of hair was actually frightening to me, literally fist fulls daily….a dead squirrel in the drain of my shower every other day. This went on for weeks, I could see my scalp 😳🤯 I amped up on the intake of B vitamins. I Thank God that it finally came to a halt! Please mention the Shampoos and Conditioner you use when you wash your hair and how frequent do you wash it? Love to you! 💗

I think you forgot the clay recipies :) I was looking for them in your description 😊

Thank you Radhi. I liked all of them and speacialy the marma massage. I am from Bulgaria and here is very common to spray your hair with apple vinegar for sharing effect after shower while is still wet :)

Thank you for all of these tips! I'm excited to try the shikakai and amla herbs as a shampoo. If you want to give it a try, my favorite oil is tsubaki (camellia) oil. It's lovely both on my skin and hair, it's been used for generations by several groups within Japan.

Thank you lovely❤ useful info, will try and follow some of these. God bless😊

Thank You Rhadi Love your videos & the fact you're Vegan to stop Cruelty is such a beautiful journey. I'm 65 and Vegan 9.6 years. I used to have the shiniest silkiest asian hair. I've been struggling with my grey hair and unfortunately I did have my hair permed years ago. I've found Vegan argan oil is really helping. I will try out your recipes. I also believe it has a lot to do with food. When I was fixing up my house, I was so busy so I lived on Vegan processed foods. I've since returned to cooking healthy meals which I believe is helping.

Thank You sooo much! Super Helpful! 😊

I just love all your videos. I just love you 🥰. You are such a beautiful person out and inside. It such shows in everything you teach and do. Beautiful ❤. Thank you so much! 🙏🙏

Thank you for this vdeo ❤🙏 plz bring part 2 .love u ❤️❤️

Hi Radhi, can you please provide the info of the measurements for the hair mask and shampoo with the alma and shikakai? Thanks ❤

Am I the only shocked about Ritual's products prices.... How is this even adorable for most of the people? But Radhi, you're as wonderful and inspiring as always 😊 Have a beautiful day

Very nice video, and your lovely. I do this shikakia and amla in my hair dye, il will however use it now as a mask as you mentioned now, and add rosemary oil to it its very helpful and very nice of you to share this massage technique I really appreciate you and the information and tips for the hair and massage the into was so relaxing at the beginning Thank you for sharing your video with us. Lots of regards.

Thank you Radhi ! Your hair is a dream ❤

My hair was growing as long as yours is till earlier this month and I felt so miserable because it was dry and falling like mad and my scalp just kept itching and I'm balding a bit near the temples heh .. so I simply just cut it all off to chin length! I've had short hair before but not in a long time now. I haven't had such sleek bouncy happy hair since my childhood! (Indian here. My hair grows super fast. I love using henna+tea as a hair mask once a month or so, it benefits dark hair a lot even though it wont impart much colour unless you view your hair through the sunlight. And I LOVE the oil massages/champi. If you can do indigo after henna, or use indigo oil, your hair will remain glossy and black. Curd mask, egg mask and hibiscus tea or oil are some other things I use.)

I’m sooo happy your back ❤

Great Information, loved it. Thank you

needed to know this cause ive noticed my hair has been breaking off a lot recently btw I love how long your hair is it so beautiful

Yes,these are our granny’s age old secrets.and love your lovely hair and divine voice Radhiii🙏🏻😇

Brushing with a boar bristl brush helped me so so much with hairgrowth an growing baby hair 💛 first it stimulates the scalp and second it brings the sebum, wich is perfect to nourish your hair, to the ends. It really made a big difference for me

You have such a lovely smile and overall energy, you are a Blessing to us all

Thank you radhi - lots love from Germany to you ❤

Thank you. I have curly hair too. I think yours is lovely as well. Love and light. ❤

Part two please!! Even with more demonstration..!😍😍❤❤❤

Thank you so much for creating this video Radhi, I love your hair! Suffering from hair loss atm so I'm hoping this tips will help! Just a quick qn, how much oil do you use when you put it in? And would love to see your wavy girl routine hehe, lots of love xxx

Thank you so much!! 🙏🏽💖🌟

I used to use warm coconut oil on my scalp and hair about 1-3 times a week and my hair looked beautiful, lots of soft curls, and great texture. It also grew so fast.

Thank you so much 🥰 What are the haircare products you use ? You look gorgeous!

Someone who didn't talk about fancy products❤❤😊thku. Didi.... I love ur video specially this one❤

There is a shampoo from the brand Vida that has Shikakai in it. It only has like 5 ingredients. Nothing that looked like a surfactant. I reached out to the company asking if it lathers, and they said yes.

Avocado oil works best on my hair. I blend a few cloves and dried rosemary into the oil, heat the mixture over a very low flame until it’s infused, strain it, then apply it to my scalp. I cover with a plastic cap and let it sit for A few hours, then wash out really well. My hair is so strong and shiny.

You are the cutest 🥰 THANK YOU for all of these tips! I’ve made my own natural hair masks, but have been afraid of oiling, since my hair hasn’t taken well to most kinds. I didn’t know that coconut oil does better in humid/hot weather THATS WHY IT WORKED ONCE & not continuously. I live in the coldest USA states, so…. 😅 I’ll have to try some of this! My hair has always been longish, but not healthy. After chopping it-it’s shown promise, but I need to get back to nourishing it. I’ll try some of these things!

Wow. Your hair is amazing. My cousin too has wavy hair type and she prefers to use Curlvana Hair care range. It is chemical free and specially made for curly hair type. From this range hair mask is too good.

Thanks for the information 🥰 I use Black Seed oil (slows down greying 🤭) or Ghee during summer. I find Amla oil abit too heavy for my fine hair. It’s abit of trial and error depending on the types of hair. Ps: Dr Vanita recently mentioned Not to oil the scalp in her hair video. Have u seen that?

I think learning your dosha type helps to. Switching to wood or bamboo brushes, comb, scalp massager is beneficial. It helps the oil distribute better.

great tips thanks for sharing!!

Coconut Oil, Red palm oil, cold pressed palm oil (There are over 50 different types of palm oils that are native to different to specific countries in the world) and Avocado oil are the only oils that have small enough molecules to get inside of the Medulla or the heart of the Hair. pLus Avocado and Coconut have the opposite electric charge then the Heart centers, this means that together they will act like two complementary magnetic charges and the Oil will get pulled into the hair.

Thank you Radhi !❤

Radhi, you are the most prettiest and healthiest girl in the world. I just love your channel and all your informations you share with us. ❤❤

Thank you so so much! ❤❤❤❤

Thanks a mil for the tip ❤

How adorable are you, so adorable! What a lovely personality you have.

Hi Radhi :) I was wondering if you could share what your favourite shower toiletries are to use - shampoos/conditioners/shower gels etc. that are Ayurveda friendly? sending you sunshine and hugs xxx

Thanks Radhi! It was very informative😊 I was sometimes using oil, but didn' t heat it ever…have to find some pot now that will not be used for cooking to heat my oil 😂 looking forward for part 2 ! ✌🏼🙌🏻

Marma point.. Thanku I was unaware about it. Thank u ❤didi

Hi. I rlly enjoyed ur video and appreciate your secrets. 😊 You mentioned you had a hair mask recipe with the nigella seeds and you would list it but I don’t see it. Could you please post that?

U are too cute!!! I didn’t know u had a channel!!! Subscribed!!!

Use kilonji oil Radi …. It’s amazing fir hair growth and reduces hairfall I use kilonji on scalp and coconut to the rest of my hair …. Rosemary water boiled for 15 min and cooled can be used as the last rinse .. this is great too

Interesting, thank you for sharing.

Hey love your video!! Also where did you get the ring bracelet?? 😍

Thank you soo much for this video❤