Relax your hair with BAKING SODA - Step by Step

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Yes, your read it right. Here’s a tutorial on how to do a sodium bicarbonate relaxer, go over the risks and how to maintain it so your hair doesn’t get damaged.
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@goodnews2311 5 лет назад

She just goes straight to the reason why we are gathered here, thanks for not wasting our time

@wannabe41 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for this informative video. I think the risks far outweigh the benefits, so I would not try this on my hair. I have decided to embrace and work with my curl pattern. The more I learn about my hair, the more I love my hair.

@181210st 6 лет назад

Me too... 🤗

@Ineedyoubambii 6 лет назад

I’ve been using baking soda on my hair for years. I have low porosity hair and it has helped TREMENDOUSLY with getting moisture in my hair strands. Mixing it with conditioner is what I’ve always done with almond oil too. I haven’t noticed any damage and my hair has felt strong and thick ever since I stopped with all the heat and chemicals. I haven’t noticed a difference in my curls relaxing more but I have noticed product taking in more to my strands compared to when I don’t use baking soda. That’s the only reason I do it! I love your videos. Great info.

@Prov31Beauty-Seeinglassfull 6 лет назад

wow, am glad for you! Probably because you use a little and its not direct! Hmmm....useful to know this too...how much exactly do you use and which type? And What do you mean by (Mixing it with conditioner is what I’ve always done with almond oil too) - about the almond I mean? (Thanks-my teen dau is LoPo)

@Ineedyoubambii 6 лет назад

Olusola Olaniyi I use 2 tablespoons of baking soda with one cup of whatever conditioner I’m feeling at the moment and about one tablespoon of sweet almond oil. I like almond oil because it is a light oil and it’s the only oil that my hair has really taken too. The oil and conditioner really helps with the mix of baking soda IMO. I’ve never really tried it without. I was always nervous the baking soda alone would be too harsh. But I don’t know 🤷🏽‍♀️ lol that might just be in my head. Try it and see if it works for you! This video has great info and you should be cautious, strand test first and see how your hair reacts. I only do this method once a month no more.

@HairDiaryBlog 6 лет назад

Yes, I agree. It worked wonders on my extremely low porosity hair. That’s the reason I’ve used it. Products would always just sit on my hair until I recently started incorporating baking soda into my hair regimen. It’s not for everyone, but for low-po ladies that are struggling with moisture, it’s something to consider.

@Ineedyoubambii 6 лет назад

Hair Diary Yeah, baking soda introduced product to my hair lol

@katralla 6 лет назад

Try stretching your hair while the baking soda is on it if you want to see if the curls will stay relaxed.

@TracyD2 6 лет назад

I wish ALL hair and skin products would have their pH written on them. True I could break out pH paper but still how hard would it be for companies to type that in. I would love to see a video somewhere on someone trying your recipe here. I'm not gonna do it myself though. I'm too scared

@GLOW_WITHIN1 6 лет назад

Tracy I agree with you wouldn't try it either. I tried the recipe with onions and pepper and guess what ? My hair was breaking while I was washing it off. I don't even want to 🙈😩

@Theblackbumblebee 6 лет назад

Tracy I agree; I have porosity issue

@Zizzyyzz 6 лет назад

Tracy A few companies do list their products' pH on them, but I agree, I wish ALL of them would.

@queenofsheba1000 6 лет назад

Those companies probably won't list the PH cause they money off their products not working in my opinion like Shea moisture. I have high porosity hair and their products never worked

@Zizzyyzz 6 лет назад

queenofsheba1000 I have hi-po hair as well. It's a challenge finding products that help my hair thrive. Here's a link to some products that are supposed to be pH balanced: trialsntresses.com/natural-hair/product-reviews/ph-balanced-products-for-your-natural-hair

@reallyme02 6 лет назад

Awesome video as usual. I do not plan to try this method. I don't want to cause any damage to my hair. My kinky texture is fine with me!

@NappyFu 6 лет назад

Interesting video about baking soda although it's not something I would encourage I know ppl will still try it. So it's great you did this informative video. Well I'm looking forward to the proper blow drying one you spoke about for lp😉.

@MischiefMemoirs 6 лет назад

NappyFu TV love your videos 🙃

@TheKrazykarentv 6 лет назад

NappyFu TV hayyyy aunty!!!! 😭

@blurryinterests 6 лет назад

Lol maybe you shouldn't abbreviate baking soda

@NappyFu 6 лет назад

Heyyyy Mischief!!! Thank you so much!!

@NappyFu 6 лет назад

Heyyyyyyyyyy XO MVRG13!!

@jusgie 6 лет назад

I had never even heard of this, thanks for the informative video!

@arlenegilmore3928 6 лет назад

My hair is very kinky naturally and I've used baking soda on my hair a few times, and loved the results. I mix 2 Tbsp. Baking Soda with my conditioner and after rinsing it out I do a rinse with ACV. My hair feels soft and it's so much easier to manage. I haven't had any problem with my hair after using it. I try different things to see how my hair reacts. Because everybody's different I like to see what works for me. So far I've found my hair loves baking soda, organic honey, Greek yogurt, and coconut milk. Just to name a few of the items I've experimented with so far.

@Prov31Beauty-Seeinglassfull 6 лет назад

wow, pls how long have you been using bs in your hair? I once read of a lady that tried only natural products for her hair for a year - bs or acv for shampoo etc, cant remember which is which - the long term damage was not funny...still we are all different from each other aint we...but yet..

@arlenegilmore3928 6 лет назад

Marcy Lee I don't use it routinely just occasionally. No it hasn't caused any damage. I have low porosity hair, it's very kinky and gets dry. When I use baking soda it leaves my hair soft and easy to manage.

@arlenegilmore3928 6 лет назад

Olusola Olaniyi I use it probably once a month. But I can't imagine it causing long term damage. If I try anything and my hair begins to get dry or brittle I stop using it. I clip my ends, deep condition my hair and work at getting it back to normal. It's hair....it's going to grow and as long as you take care of it, it can be healthy again. I try things to see what works for me. Some people us baking soda to wash their hair on a regular bases and have no problem. Everyone needs to find what works for them.

@houessouraissaaudreym.8936 6 лет назад

Arlene Gilmore you are maybe right, well you are maybe someone who speed of growth is quite fast, my hair could not afford any damage, i don't have breakage ends but the growing rate still slow, it will be tough for me if they are damaged again, but everyone with his choice, wish you good luck with bs

@asukachan07 6 лет назад

Arlene Gilmore It's true that it could be what works for your hair, but maybe the baking soda can't damage your hair in the first place with the amount you use in a mixture with a conditioner. If the conditioner is pH-balanced, then you're probably not getting too much out of the Safe Zone. Then, you rinse out your hair with ACV, basically reversing any effect of baking soda by bringing your hair back to an acidic pH. Baking soda is a great cleaning agent though, so that's a benefit. I hope that the mixture truly agrees with you, and is not slowly damaging your gorgeous curls.

@mutedearthvirgo 6 лет назад

Amen for realistic expectations!

@theduchessofdarknessofficial 3 года назад

So it can make 4c into 4a bc 4a is a looser o pattern compared to 4c which is a tighter o pattern I looked it up

@crystalskiss199 6 лет назад

4:46 She tells how to make. Your welcome

@TheTamysha7 4 года назад

Thanks

@MayaAshAnimation 3 года назад

Thanks

@shahiragalal 6 лет назад

This is one of the Best videos i saw about natural hair, short, to the point, full of info, using illustrations always work..no unnecessary long intro . Thank you

@davis1035 6 лет назад

Girl, those fungus, bacteria, and yeast pictures were scarier than and horror flick I've ever seen.

@LIAHEDWARDSKOBE24 6 лет назад

NaturalMo right ima need a warning next time

@GreenBeauty 6 лет назад

my bad

@sarahfields288 6 лет назад

The third picture wasn't yeast. It is psoriasis

@keahmonique1005 6 лет назад

I wasn't ready 😑

@Thebadgalgabi 5 лет назад

Thank u for saying this. I suffer with anxiety and that would have triggered it

@joscelynperez3889 5 лет назад

I used baking soda on my hair for a while as part of the max hydration method. At first I had mixed feelings about the result. My hair felt softer and easier to detangle and deal with in general. But it was also flat, limp and kind of lifeless. Still I continued doing MHM because I wanted to give it a good chance before I made up my mind. Big mistake. Fast forward to a few months and multiple baking soda applications later, I began to notice an insane amount of hair breakage and split ends. At first I though it was all the wash n go’s I was doing but the condition of my hair was so bad that I knew it wasn’t just that. Most of the hair was split. Finding a strand that was intact from root to tip was rare. Each strand was split in multiple areas down the length, not just at the very end. I looked up info on baking soda hair damage and immediately regretted putting that stuff on my hair. I should have done all the research before, not after. I also had a really bad experience using it on my skin as an alternative deodorant. Baking soda isn’t child’s play. It can really do a number on your hair and skin.

@gemelo330 Год назад

Sorry for your experience! Try lemon juice as a natural deodorant. Also, henna is still my fave, even with Locs. Have you tried heavy whipping cream to detangle/deep condition. East Africans traditionally use something similar. hope this helps

@asiafinefinereetoptop7730 Год назад

@@gemelo330 yeah you want to kill people's hair with lemon though.

@gemelo330 Год назад

@@asiafinefinereetoptop7730 Please do your research before commenting in the future. To clarify, the lemon juice used with henna is to release the natural dye molecules in the ground up leaves. Further, it can be replaced with green tea which is less acidic. But keep in mind that your hair and skin are also acidic, so using very alkaline products like baking soda is going to have to be rebalanced by an acidic product afterwards. So please explain how I want to kill people's hair again? Not to mention that henna actually STRENGTHENS the hair and prevents breakage. If you knew anything about henna you would have known this and never made the comment in the first place. Baking soda is a chemical and was never meant for your hair. Henna is literally the dried leaves of the lawsonia plant and has been used for literally thousands of years (see Egyptian mummies with henna dyed hair). Any other method of loosening the curls outside of henna is going to literally damage the hair to achieve that result. The loosening of curls with henna is reversible, hence it doesn't do any damage. If you put toxic chemicals like sodium hydroxide in your hair to straighten it, I guess baking soda is a walk in the park 😂FYI they are both alkaline/basic and both damage the hair permanently. Have fun though!

@donmor5397 6 месяцев назад

@asiafinefinereetoptop7730 it's clear she didn't balance the baking soda

@quitecute3 6 лет назад

I love the disclaimer. We always wanna have somebody else's curl pattern and make our hair do what theirs does. So Im glad you put it out there that this method doesnt change your curls pattern but only stretches or elongates the pattern you already have. But like most of the responses, I wont be trying it.

@theduchessofdarknessofficial 3 года назад

So it can make 4c into 4a bc 4a is a looser o pattern compared to 4c which is a tighter o pattern I looked it up

@gemelo330 6 лет назад

Henna is a much safer alternative. It will loosen your texture AND strengthen and deep condition the hair. The damage from Baking soda is not worth it in my opinion

@paulinafunfit4126 4 года назад

Thank you for this information 🙏

@velvetstorm4563 3 года назад

What kind of henna?

@prissycatdoll6366 3 года назад

Where do you get the henna

@gemelo330 3 года назад

@@prissycatdoll6366 hennasooq.com is great! They have many options and also great customer service.

@moniquewrites9046 Год назад

@@velvetstorm4563 make sure you get all natural. Don’t get the black stuffs.

@briquarles4176 6 лет назад

That was really cool. I can truly appreciate a judgement free zone for hair. There is a lot of hair peer-pressure out there, no matter what you decide to do. Thanks again

@rhodniajohnson1731 6 лет назад

I appreciate all of the information you put in your videos! I really love watching them and really getting to the know the science aspect of hair and hair care! Thank you!

@Iamblackchiney 5 лет назад

I've tried a baking soda/ conditioner mix in the past before finding this video, but not as a relaxer nor with that intention. I've used it as an alternative to shampoo, when I needed a stronger Co-wash option to lift product buildup. It did not relax nor damaged my hair, as I did not leave it to sit. Here's what I did : I combined approximately 2 tablespoons of baking soda, 4 to 6 table spoons of regular moisturising vo5 or suave conditioner, and 1 tea spoon acv (there was no method to my madness). I applied the mix gently to my strands first and then gave my scalp a slight massage. I did not rough up my scalp or strands as I knew baking soda is quite abrasive. I washed it out immediately, and followed up with a deep con with protein and moisture, and an oil mixture. As I mentioned I was not planning on relaxing and it did not have that effect on me, but I'm so happy I found this video. It kinda confirms that educating yourself can prevent you from getting yourself in trouble. I think rinsing it out immediately not letting it sit, and following up with a deep con made the difference. I don't practice this technique regularly and I am not advising any to try, however, this is something that I will do again, but now a little more cautiously 😊.

@dr.dermixgirlmd7479 6 лет назад

I love how you explain the science, risks and benefits before detailing how to do this. Subbed.

@loveyvo 5 лет назад

I love the judgment free zone statement. It would be a great opener and constant reminder

@naturallytls7468 6 лет назад

Wow! You never fail to produce the BEST content green beauty. Thanks so very much for all the effort you put into your research I for one do appreciate it.

@trinityasabea 6 лет назад

As soon as I heard when using it "Hair is more fragile and more prone to breakage" That's a no for me dwag. #natural4life

@MsLacey-zy1kv 4 года назад

Trinity_ NubianQueen 🤣😂🤣

@trinityasabea 4 года назад

@@MsLacey-zy1kv 😂😊

@thesoucesubstance5727 6 лет назад

You are so knowledgeable and your visual presentation is on point.

@isdyjm6561 3 года назад

Best channel about hair, for sure. I'm proud of you. So informative and professional.

@LindaRosem 6 лет назад

This was so helpful because I used baking soda with my cherry Lola treatment and I remember being amazed at how different my curl patterned look. And then after awhile, I was confused at why my hair was feeling a bit stripped and getting more split ends. And then finally, I had a weird reaction at my hairline and spread to my forehead that seemed to be fungal. I had no idea that I was messing with the balance of my hair and scalp and I was creating those issues with the “deep conditioner”. Thank you so much for the info, it helps to know, to prevent the same mistakes!

@GreenBeauty 6 лет назад

I'm so happy to hear that this video was helpful. Thanks for sharing your experience

@audreyknight26 6 лет назад

You are truly the best. Thank you so much. Love the way you deeply research hair types and products. 😀

@prettycarmencurls 6 лет назад

This was so helpful. I have never heard of this. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽

@silky0439 6 лет назад

This was so intellectually stimulating! Your way of imparting knowledge is remarkable. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us. I am working on growing my hair back as much of it fell out from medical treatments and pharmaceuticals. It is slowly, Very slowly making its comeback. I've been using a mixture of olive oil, peppermint oil and caster oil.. It seems to be working. I have just subscribed to you're channel and plan to visit to see what I've missed. Once again, thank you.

@TheMakayla11 6 лет назад

I love this channnel so much and today is the first time I've ever encountered your channel. Please keep up the good work! I wish I had found this 2 years ago when O was really struggling with low porosity hair 💕

@kendreka18 6 лет назад

Thanks for this video. Not going to try this but I love the science part of how it works...

@yvonnetillman4454 6 лет назад

Love this video very organized and professional.. thank you

@skoozi2 5 лет назад

This is very detailed and I highly recommend this if the person has the consistency and patience to go through with it..

@venessarobbinshughes9614 Год назад

Definitely will have to try this and thank you so much for these great tips...

@shadowburrito4 6 лет назад

Great video. Very informative and helps shed light on the baking soda issue.

@myrdicacharles1008 6 лет назад

This is bar far the most informative video I have ever seen.

@earphbound720 6 лет назад

I love your channel (and your REAL protein treatment). I have never put baking soda in my hair and don't ever plan on doing it but this is good info to know. I saw a lot of people washing their hair with it and doing rinses etc

@synolve 6 лет назад

Wow!! Thanks for the in-depth information!!!

@neka5611 6 лет назад

Your videos are so educational and your voice makes me want to listen. Thank you so much for putting such effort into this. I was going to try b.s because my hair is very tightly coiled and is always knotting. After watching this however, I'll just keep using my oils each time I do ANYTHING yo my hair. Thank you.

@LiveNaturallyLove 6 лет назад

Love the knowledge you share !

@aboutthatlife1646 6 лет назад

LiveNaturallyLove pwwww.

@corina6772 2 года назад

Tried for the first time with highly tangled hair and it was so helpful adding the baking soda. Thank you!!

@charivari85 6 лет назад

Thank you! Very informative. I lightly relax my hair right now to slightly "loosen" my curls/kinks because I have a very densely packed head of hair and don't have hours and hours to care for it - my life is too busy right now. I don't want straight hair. I know it's not the best solution but my hair has never been this long and I still have elasticity. I can detangle in five minutes and my go to style is twist outs. I still have very big hair - I love it! I think in the future I will try the baking soda method because I'm sure it's less harsh than what I'm doing now. Thanks for the judgement free delivery. Each individual has to decide for themselves how to manage and take care of their hair.

@user-zx5xw4yw2e 6 лет назад

charivari85 What method do you use now?

@vinnettepope8255 6 лет назад

Thank you for sharing this wonderful teaching video

@MsQD 3 года назад

Vry thorough explanation. Thank U for the eloquent & informative vid!

@lagente2789 6 лет назад

Great to see you back!

@TerraRScott 6 лет назад

Thank you for the precautionary information!!!

@kmuir7623 6 лет назад

First time in seeing this channel. I love the way you presented the info on the bs subject. Very informative.👍🏼 You now have a new subscriber 😉

@nickellfrancis1128 4 года назад

Thanks for the tip I'm will try the baking soda relaxer treatment thanks again

@senzelongema4022 4 года назад

OMG! Thank you for this info. I was planning on trying the baking soda rinse on my hair and my hair is super fragile. Your videos are always so informative and scientific. Thank you.

@joynoir6386 6 лет назад

I tried it, my hair loved it...so much softer and manageable.

@theREALESTrealistUNPOPULAR 5 лет назад

I wanna try it... Its a NATURAL texturizer Im definitely going to try it

@DefineMorena 4 года назад

@@theREALESTrealistUNPOPULAR Why not try a henna gloss instead to loosen your curls? I found this article recently but it's a bit old: www.minimalistbeauty.com/henna-is-so-much-better-than-texturizers/

@illcelebrateyoursuccess8907 6 лет назад

I wouldn't have thought about this. Thanks for the information.

@apachewolf2147 6 лет назад

Wowwwwww amazing! I had no idea!!!! ❤️ Thanks!

@gemfloral4016 6 лет назад

Thank so much for sharing ☆☆☆ I learned a lot.

@33faith 6 лет назад

I love this... Thank you for always being so informative. Yep... I'm gonna try it... I'm also going to be cautious. Xoxo

@samiamserenity 6 лет назад

Wow Sis. I happened upon this video by accident. I must compliment you on your thorough, intelligent approach to this subject. This is the way to educate women about their natural hair. Given them options, along with the pros and cons so that they can make an informed decision. I think I'm gonna subscribe to your channel. Thank you :-)

@GreenBeauty 6 лет назад

Samantha Brewster thank you

@miaalexander1703 6 лет назад

I did it one time as a rinse , it was awesome and probably the most define my hairs ever been, but like you said it can cause cuticle damage along the way. So for that I'm out😙😙😙 thanks for the HairScience, can't wait for that proper heat usage video!!!

@chalseywilder937 6 лет назад

mia alexander how did you do the rinse?

@neusagoncalves3878 4 года назад

Congratulations on your amazing work! Excellent video👏👏 very knowledgeable👏👏👍👍😍😍

@PhxFinestEnt 4 года назад

Very informative! Great job!

@laydeemuff 6 лет назад

Very informative as per usual.

@isdyjm6561 3 года назад

Learning each day about my hair with you! :)

@leonienaudin8465 6 лет назад

Surprise!!!!I just tried it for fun, my 4c type is very tight. I followed your instruction et voila I love the feeling of softness. Thank you!!!

@tecx2213 4 года назад

I just tried this, worked perfectly with no obvious damage to my hair 🥰

@ace-fz4zn 4 года назад

How much did it loosen your curls? From what hair type to??

@tecx2213 4 года назад

@@ace-fz4zn 4c to 4c, there was no obvious texture change but my hair was easier to brush/comb

@fallensparrow549 6 лет назад

What an informative channel this is!!! Subbed 🙌🏾

@samanthagl 6 лет назад

Good video Green Beauty. I'm more interested in keeping my hair at its max softness and health. However, this video provided good information. You have some of the most informative content on YT.

@mamatosh05 6 лет назад

I just have to mention how beautiful your hair is.

@GreenBeauty 6 лет назад

Thank You

@desireglen4565 5 лет назад

Very very informative and straight to the point. I have a product range here in South Africa for all hair types and synthetic hair. I am a big fan of baking soda and love the advice given. Sure fan of yours😀

@anniedefrost8502 6 лет назад

Thanks! You prevented me of doing this. :) honestly very grateful!

@lovemycurls8739 6 лет назад

Love how positive you are! 🌟 Interesting video, with a for real though, disclaimer👀 🙌🏽

@deec87 6 лет назад

Thanks for the vid! Well explained, and lays out the pros and cons nicely. I don't think I will try this on my hair. I already have too many challenges (fine, porous) to risk baking soda damage.

@i3abikay 6 лет назад

This is very enlightening. I'm going to watch this many times to make sure I understand. Thank you for sharing GreenBeauty :)

@azawrrr 5 лет назад

Green Beauty, I did the baking soda relaxer to loosen my curls...I love it! will try again I am following that w/the protein treatment. plus, I made amala conditioner.turned out great...thx u for the education. I am a fan...:)

@abigailr.7487 6 лет назад

This wAs very informative thank you ❗️❗️

@nicolecampbell2879 Год назад

This video is so interesting, I want to try this out on my coarse 4c hair. I’ve been researching on how to relax my hair the natural way just to make it easier to manage.

@crystallight328 6 лет назад

I will try and follow this video tips and advice.

@constancemoore7807 5 лет назад

Thank you for this informatative video. I prefer natural products to loosen my hair pattern as opposed to chemicals. Over the years I've put a lot of stress on my hair. I'm in my 60's now and I want my hair to be as natural as possible but ez to manage. Also I have a daughter and two young granddaughters. I want my daughter to learn about this, the natural way to straighten their hair.

@lcaramel2273 6 лет назад

Love the video. Can you do a video on the Chebe power and the science behind it. It seems to the next big thing in the Natura hair community. Thanks

@franciscaoppong7580 5 лет назад

It was very good👍 good job God bless you

@alisonhilaire4170 6 лет назад

Thanks for the informative video. I tried baking soda a few years ago on my high porosity fine strands: BIG MISTAKE! First time my hair felt great because it removed build up and loosen my texture, then the damage occurs... I'm very mindful of DIYs containing water, because the wrong combination can hurt your hair and scalp!

@dabrats291 3 года назад

I liked the video, for the information that it provided. Are there still people with natural hair attempting to straighten their hair?

@ToyaF82 6 лет назад

I had no idea baking soda could change your curl pattern. I know now not to use it when I'm being a kitchen chemist. Thanks for the knowledge.

@milah1111 6 лет назад

I tried baking soda on my hair during the time that everyone was trying the Maximum Hydration Method a few years ago. For whatever reason, I actually thought my hair was low porosity. After trying the baking soda and the other steps in the method, my hair was completely wrecked. My hair ultimately got very weak and I never got the "natural curls" that everyone else got. It was after using the baking soda that I realized I was really a medium/ high porosity person and that this whole Maximum Hydration Method was the worse thing I could do to my hair. I actually had to do another big chop after this. I don't think anyone that has medium/high porosity should ever mess with baking soda.

@MsCaribbeanChick 6 лет назад

Bravo 👏🏾 and thank you 🙏🏾

@Ririsasa822 6 лет назад

Thanks for sharing. God bless💕

@reginaneal3638 3 месяца назад

This is a very good, informative video, and I might give it a try…

@datruth1609 5 лет назад

Hi First time to your channel. Wow I must say very professionally and informative. I learned so much in 1 video. So many of these leave out the important stuff. Im not saying intentionally but at a high risk. You get 2 👍👍 and happy 🎃

@ceciliajasper454 6 лет назад

I've only used baking soda to help exfoliate my scalp, though I've heard of it being used to relax hair texture. Thanks for this explanation.

@mariahthomas1584 5 лет назад

Wow I've been doing this completely ignorant of what I was doing to my hair.. No wonder it lost volume I didn't know why... Thanks for the info💜🙏

@AsiaticBW 6 лет назад

Thank you so much. Peace always be with you

@Mutamba_ 4 года назад

So good, you took the time to put in all the right information. Thank you! So is it safe to assume that baking soda safer than the regular relaxer like dark and lovely?

@gloriaroder3902 5 лет назад

Thanks very good information.

@catiewesty 6 лет назад

I’ve done baking soda as a clarifying option never knew the damage it does to hair(although I’ve done it a handful of times).Great info going forward.

@boorikki 6 лет назад

Another great video! I tried so many of the "natural" hair alternatives, clays, baking soda, salt, vinegar rinses and my hair simply "laughed" at each one! I stopped killing myself with the 'nuts and berries' regimes. I wished so hard to find something that could make my wash days smoother. I envied all the naturals who could make them pop a curl! I will say, these methods don't break the bank like the commercial products. So I'm not much of a product junky!

@danadane561 6 лет назад

Thank you for the info. I'll just use my curl formers instead to stretch my hair.

@violinfire24 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing this. I would never put something in my hair to intentionally loosen my coil pattern. I've found a regimen that works for keeping moisture in my 4b hair. This definitely seems like a better way to relax hair than a traditional relaxer, though. :)

@kennyasilva3911 6 лет назад

I love ur videos 😍😍😍 May u talk about hair suplements?

@AnnieSpecial92861 6 лет назад

You're amazing!!!

@naturallydunn3325 6 лет назад

I don't want to try the baking soda however, I've out of the real protein. Will you have a sale anytime soon? Maybe for breast cancer awareness or domestic violence awareness month?

@dimples804 6 лет назад

Very informative

@jnefitemayep1433 6 лет назад

I'm good. Ima stick to my natural cotton looking hair. Loved the way you explained the risks along with the possible benefits. Now I know never to try baking soda on my hair. I do use it to wash my face though.

@cathyecooper4376 6 лет назад

Thx for this good info - so this will be something "I" won't be trying. blessings...✌🏽

@mashoeshoem5919 5 лет назад

I was recently diagnosed with neuro dermatitis that made my hair shed off leaving a balding spot at the back of my head. I started using ORS scalp rub which you mix with baking soda. The results are amazing. Its 4 weeks now I have used that mixture 3 times ( been applying twice a week). The scarring the back is covering up I am non longer hiding my head with scarves. The itch is gone. The flakes are gone. My hair’s low porosity so m gonna try this conditioner