Hi I hope you liked this video witch is a little piece of my Chadian culture. Please visit my website if you want to try Chadian hair products sahelcosmetics... Email me at sahelcosmetics@gmail.com
Hi I hope you liked this video witch is a little piece of my Chadian culture. Please visit my website if you want to try Chadian hair products sahelcosmetics.com/
In French culture (and some other French speaking parts of the world) we are very uncomfortable with speaking a language if we do not know everything about it. I think it's because we are more afraid of criticism as we are already prone to criticising people if they don't speak perfect French, and expect it's the same in other languages.
Because French is a language of racism and you have to be extra ,that is why mostly of French boy if u don’t k u might said they all gay cause they going to sound to Nice
This is a quote from the video. "Alot of people are thinking chebe is gonna grow your hair and No! Chebe is never gonna grow your hair. Your hair is growing naturally from your scalp and chebe is just gonna keep your hair moisturized and lubricated and strong". ... "chebe is here to retain the length". Celia is honest, smart, and beautiful. I hope she keep making videos!
I see the comment section is riddled with misinformation!! Even though we all watched the same video. My sisters think they found a miracle cure, they just took what they wanted from the video and ran with it. I can tell all who ordered this product will be applying it wrong when they get it.
I love how you didn't try to SELL this product. You simply gave the facts and let us decide if we want to purchase it or not. I love the integrity and sincerity in just wanting to share this culture with us. Its beautiful, and I greatly appreciate you for sharing❤️
Miss Sahel VLOG Hi I have had short hair for quite sometime now and I'm very interested in trying this out. How would that be possible. Would I have to travel? Thank you x
Damn, I was saying the same thing. Even before she mentioned that she didn't speak English very well. Miss Sahel, I think you should be more confident.
I am very interested in trying che'be' powder, but I want to be certain that I'm BUYING it from a vendor from Chad or their representative! YES it IS important to me that the people of Chad reap the benefits, as apposed to American or European market. VERY IMPORTANT TO ME
Awesome point. I buy a shampoo from whole foods that is made by the village people in Africa (not exactly sure where right now... I’ll get back to you on the product name too) . And will also be buying che’be powder from actual distributors from Chad
Chebe is for length retention not for hair growth then. There is not miracle product to grow hair, there is only way to protect the hair fragile strands from breaking. Thanks for the additional information
I agree that the chèbè mix may not work for everyone. I just recently started taking proper care of my hair. When I was younger I didn't know hair or where to begin to take care of my hair my hair was severely dry and damaged And every time I ran a comb true it huge chucks would break off I had long hair in the center and short hair on the side 😭. My hair personally has to be wash like every four day because it gets super dry very quickly and all I do is shampoo, condition then I add a deep leave in conditioner and something like coconut oil while wet. Then I get a protective style and repeat the process every four days my hair feels stronger I notice less breakage and shedding. Also I've experimented and I've found out that using butter, eggs, oil really work wonders for your hair! I was surprised that the butter fatty content was absorbed throughout my hair making it incredibly soft and the eggs is a good source of protein for the hair! And the oil locks in all that moisture and keeps it hydrated I Keep this treatment in for about thirty minutes then proceed with my routine. PS HAIR DOES NOT GROW OVERNIGHT!!! Hair grows on average one inch a month. My tips to growing healthy and manageable hair is: 1. Wash and condition more often (I wouldn't recommend it everyday!) 2. Use a deep conditioner and a good type of oil to seal in the moisture 3. Get a protective style and repeat! 4. Just go natural stay away from perms, hair dye, heat and any harmful chemicals that destroy hair. 5. Clip dose ends! That'll prevent hair from being knotted and keeps it healthy. 6. Experiment and fine what works best for you. Im a man but when it comes to my hair and my overall appearance everything gotta be on point. I hope you ladies found this helpful.
I grew my hair to hip length the first time I went natural- i'm 100% Nigerian- Igbo to be exact and 100% African- we exist lol. I agree- it all comes down to hair practices- moisture, length retention and protective styles- that's it.
Oh and shea butter- that was the key to sealing in moisture for me and keeping the strands lubricated- use it on my body as well- this is what my great grandmothers used growing up and I adopted that practice.
You're so correct, moisture does retain length, I'm living proof of that, 4 years ago, my hair was so short, I could barely get it in a ponytail. I started watching these ladies on YT, I started braiding my hair and wearing wigs, I was moisturizing my hair every single day, now I only moisturizer it 3 times a week and now my hair is bra strap length, I shouldn't have to say this, but, no I am not mixed. You certainly answered the majority of questions that I saw in the comment section, you did an amazing job, I really admire your honesty. My goodness, you're so beautiful and your accent is beautiful as well and I absolutely love your African attire!
Thank you sista. I have always been fascinated about these people. We have them in Northern Nigeria and Niger. Nomadic women in the Sahel region ALWAYS braid their hair and it is the braiding technique that makes their hair grow long. The Fulani also braid their hair and have long hair. I have followed their technique for 10 years and I also have tailbone length hair
You have amazing hair! I love your videos! Will you make more? Also check out Nigerian American "Efficiently Natural" on RU-vid. Her hair is tailbone length and thick!
by the way I have been watching your channel from the beginning keep up the good job and you are the perfect example of long hair without being mixed I am very proud of what you do
Thank you sista. God bless for giving hope to women with kinky hair, and also showing the world that us west Africans can grow very long hair. People always think that West African people can't grow hair compared to East but your video is proof that we can. In fact from my studies of all the tribes in Africa, these women have the longest haor I have ever seen.
I don't wash my hair every week or every month and my hair is perfectly strong and long and healthy there's no rule in washing hair. Your English is so perfect and your beautiful under your makeup I can see it so pretty not saying u ugly with makeup your beautiful.
Your english is fantastic! You are very articulate and you communicate so perfect 👌🏽Thank you for the video! Your African sister from Zimbabwe living in USA. You are very pretty too!💜
Hello Miss Sahel, Firstly Thank you for providing this to us on RU-vid!. Secondly, your English is very good!! I wouldn't have guessed you had a problem with it. As an African American, I am so grateful for learning more about all the country of Chad. God bless you, and could you please produce the same videos in English that you did in French? God bless, and I wish you God's blessings!
This video was suggested after I watched the chébé documentary/video. Said it once, i say it again, it was amazingly well made, fascinating and informative. This video is no different. You manage to deliver information better than most native English speakers i watch.
@@MissSahel YOU ARE A LIER YOUR IN IT FOR THE MONEY" AND YOUR NOT STUPID ENOUGH TO PUT THE POISON IN YOUR HEAD TO GO IN THE BRAIN" YOUR FAKERY AND A DAMN LIER'!!!!!!!🐍
Miss: Sahel your English is better than my French. I haven't spoken it in ten years. Thank you for this update, well done. To the point most women and men want this product I only ask all of you to please do a patch test first. Secondly wash it out of your hair after a few hours. Then repeat the process another day. She explained that it is the technique that grows the hair not the product but I am sure that if it doesn't do any harm to your hair it will be one more product to try until we are successful. Guys just throwing this out there I used Shea Butter in my hair and it broke off until I changed the brand of Shea Butter that I used and make sure that I do not apply it to my scalp and it been very good for my hair now. I just want to tell you all this is not a miracle product so just be careful. love xoxo
I just started using chebe paste. I love it i noticed how manageable and soft my hair was after chebe ! I totally believe it. U can see how short the women from Chad wear their hair short in the front edges but the back is long where they apply chebe! Wonderful no other products i have used can show and claim this
Hello miss Sahel I love your video, this secret of Chad is the best and I think it's the only African community so far who has been able to keep their hair tradition for so long, am not sure though, I wish there are others... I live in Tanzania and fortunately I was able to find all the ingredients in the description, however as you said it was very hard to find some of them but my local supplier did find them for me, some of them are quite rare in our area so they are quite expensive. Thank you so much I am gonna try the mixture this weekend.
Thanks my African sister. I just ordered it and can't wait for it to arrive. Thanks a lot for this video and your English is really good. you're a blessing! keep doing what your doing sis.
You are a beautiful woman. I don't think their methods would be reasonable for someone who lives my lifestyle, but it's super intriguing! Thank you For this video, I'm still trying to find ways to moisturize and grow my extremely low porosity hair and it's difficult :(
All this routine reminds me of the way we powdered hair in Europe with a fat based pomade that would retain enough moisture for most Caucasian hair and the powder on top of it to style the hair and whan mixed with the pomade it made some type of paste that would be combed everyday and would get rid of all the dust and dirt accumulated throughout the day So I believe that they clean their hair for the simple fact that, as far as I know no population can live without some form of hygiene, and they couldn't grow any good hair if they didn't take care of their scalp. Hygiene and cleanliness doesn't necessarily mean water and soap, it is the one we value the most because our society has grown to prefer that type of hygiene and it is the one that best suits our lifestyles
I really appreciate you sharing this with us. I'm glad that it's not widely available and a how-to hasn't been offered because it can end up as a watered down product offered on alie express or at some beauty supply store with the money not benefiting the beautiful natives of Chad. I can also see some cosmetics giant laying claim to the formula and claiming it as some ancient secret from the Swiss Alps.
I may be a little late to the game (seeing as how most comments are about 1 year old), but I just want to say: 1) Like so many others have said, your English is perfect! And 2) I really appreciate the honesty of your video. I'm sure there are less scrupulous people who would have said anything to sell a product. I appreciate your integrity in saying that chebe is not for everyone; that you were not saying that people needed to chebe it in order grow long hair (because a lot of Black women are growing long hair without using it); and that it isn't a hair growing miracle product. I look forward to more of your videos--in English. :)
those seeds and powder hold resistance to drought which means needs little water it's the mix for sure they stretched and holds the hair strands in place . You will have to commit to braids for years straight. qhich is me 2 braids everyday i need this stuff xant find the lavender croton seeds anywhere. The white stone is xylol in use and the black chunk is gum arabi or arab gum.
Lemon Girl hey can you give the alternatives to all of the listed powders? Or rather what their alternative names are? I'm trying to recreate this recipe here in the U. S
Samira Njoya shebe seeds/ lotus croton, croton gratissimus/ not availible in usa. .....At allllll! I'll find an alternative with same properties and post later today missic (almasak) Arab for musk / musk xylol powder / eBay semour resin is arab for glue/gum =gum arabic etsy website mahilahba saubiane seeds/st Lucia seeds aka cherry seeds/ online ebay dried cloves /herb local grocery store your choice oil ex...tea tree and jojoba, vitamins E grape seed= my mix your choice hair grease /blk beezwax or non petroleum grease local hair store never ever use petroleum for grease it blocks growth. be prepared to were the same style for days before combing and wait years literally. I did not use this method but I have been wearing 2 braids for 1yr and a half and I'm mid back now but I do nothing to mines but grease and water every week with the rebraid and satin scarf to bed. Everyone is different and should find things that work for them. If you live a business fast life where you go out all the time or are always attending events it's not for you. now if you don't care what anyone says about your hair being like that, like me :) it will grow.
photos.app.goo.gl/PiyREkUT1XhGxj5j1 chebe seed /Alternative neem or hibiscus musk xylol plus.google.com/115855748996300285977/posts/BMYKsqtg6f7 samour resin or arab gum looks like black frankensence both have different properties www.pure-perfume-oils.com/Mobile/organic-black-frankincense-resin-c2x17029941 cherry seed/mahilaba saubiane www.amazon.com/St-Lucie-Cherry-Mahaleb-Seeds/dp/B002MVZAU0 I would still order the mix as soon as I get intouch I will order the seeds pchateena@gmail.com plz email me price and place miss sahel thx great vid!
UPDATE !!!!!!!!!Hemp seed powder is an alternative to croton zambesicus it is the most beneficial seed around called super seed...filled with the most protein and other properties as is the chebe seed . Remember they use what's availible to them but there are plenty alternative seeds you have to study the properties takes forever but HEMP is the best may even be better alternative for what we have availible . Alot of tribes do this powder to water mix but to them in chad it seems important . Asked a botanist... You welcome america ;)
wow this gave me hope! for a while i thought my hair only had the potential to growth a certain length but after seeing this, im really excited for my journey to long hair! i did the big chop just because i was having issues with my scalp and hair as a whole. i've been moisturizing and using jamacian black castor oil because it has helped restore my edges in the past. i really appreciate you making this, thank you, and God bless!
Tesha Gray Well I mixed it in my hair cream and whipped Shea butter with oil and I use it just as how I would use those items. It didn't feel any different to be honest with you. I will be monitoring my hair closely for the next month and see if there's a difference.
Thank you for sharing your opinions and providing information. Despite what you say about this chebe powder not growing the hair. The moisture it provides and the fact that it keeps the hair strong prevents breakage. The ideal is to prevent the conditions that would cause breakage. And no we don't need chebe powder to keep our hair moist or strong but it's a product option.
Ty. I was about to order it, but you gave real talk and helped. This needs to be shared all around RU-vid, because too many women are telling that Chen’s grew their hair.
Don't sorry about your English...you did.very well. I love your accent. Thank you for sharing. I use chebe with a mixture I put together, let it sit for 1 to 2 hours. I tried it with a protective style for 4 days and it dried my hair out. I agree with you, everyone should use what works for them.
It's not simply genetics, it's also their hair care practices but genetics does play a part with the growth of hair and the hair care plays a big part with the retention of the hair.
You speak beautifully, you cleared up everything for me. My hair grows back fast but it is hard to retain the length will break easily. Will try the product . Nothing to loose. Thank u for the video.
I think the biggest thing is to not be careful how you handle your hair. I am going to try to do this to strengthen my hair. In its current state it is very fragile although it is natural. I do not use any weaves or anything on my hair it is weak so I am excited to see if this strengthens it
Hi Miss Sahel, thank you for sharing this wonderful information with the world. I would like to try this for my daughter who has very long 4ab hair and for me once my hair grows out a bit more. I'm in Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 Is it possible for me to place an order at this time? Thank in advance for your reply 😊🙏🏾
I think the products, judging how beautifully moisturized, and how long their hair is, is amazing and i would love to try it, but I have some concerns. My question and concern is, being that these women are the true 'originators' of 'Africa's hair growing secret' as I have read and viewed elsewhere, are these women being compensated in some way every time an order is placed? Being that their living conditions aren't the best like many places, I hope that they are being compensated in some way that will enhance their living conditions and overall way of life because, wouldn't it be a disservice to them to 'sell' products that 'they' technically created, hike up the prices, and they're not even compensated in some way and their living conditions and overall well-being is still the same??
I doubt they are being compensated. They might forage some of the ingredients, but buy the rest from someone who may or may not be from their ethnic group. I would be cautious in judging their living conditions. They clearly have shelter, food, water, and resources if they are able to buy hair products and probably many of the other things they possess. Some people like living a more natural, minimalist lifestyle. Material possessions and type of home don't inherently reflect the quality of life. Many of the people of these ethnic groups have chosen more modern lifestlyes- the keyword being "chosen".
@@jesusmywholehaschanged This comment!! Many of us Americans(regardless of race) are so conditioned by mainstream media and ASSume that Africans are these helpless beings that need our resources and support. Africa is literally the most rich continent on the planet in terms of natural resources. Let them continue to live in their traditional way.
I wear wigs and I usually braid my hair back and wash it every 5 days or so and my hair doesn't usually have good moisture so I can't wait to use this for my protective hair styling and my hair sheds like crazy also so this is a savior to me!
I am born and raised in the USA. I love your accent-it is very appealing- please don't do voice overs. Your english is on point-clear and well spoken. Please be yourself!!! God bless you and thx for sharing.💝🕊
I have a question, does the Chebe also work on relaxed hair? What would the Chebe do the relaxed hair, would it make the hair texture curly instead of wavy?
You're English is better than my Spanish. And Spanish is what I studied. You're fine, girl! Shine on! So, my biggest takeaway is that chebe is a moisturizer and that, combined with protective styling, is how those women grow such long hair? Because, I think I can do that without chebe. Although, I do love to support black and African owned business, so maybe I'll check out your USA distributor.
Oh my goodness, YES! Soooooo excited for the chebe vendor being in the U.S. soon!!!! I called all over the U.S. because I really want to try it, as I think it will fit my hairstyles n' lifestyles. Thank you so much -and your English is wonderful!
So this is very similar to the loc method. I could possibly see this working on a low manipulation hair style. Do this for five days on the sixth wash , deep condition , then do the original loc method with a twist out for two days . repeat the process again on the third. Hmm let's see
lol i disagree with some of the comments below. Some will say its not the mixture its just moisture...lol to much moisture can damage your hair as well and lead to breakage. Balance is key and the mixture coats the hair most likely thickens the hair and protects the follicle of the hair much like henna does. Thanks for giving us this great info i will definetly be ordering just hoping the U.S. site is legit* or ill be ordering from France.
