SLIP central detanglers OKRA V AMBUNU | Motherland all day 

Yayyyyy-- video!!!!! 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾. Was just thinking of you 💓💓 watching!!!!!

Sea Kelp - not sure what the counterpart would be.

Dear Farida, I have sent you messages but no response. Please can I use Dabur Amla Oil? Is it good to use it of what you said about in your video. Please help. Thanks u also for sharing this video.

@@hettyqueensberg4744 Hi There I used it for a long while and had length retention that is for sure. But I stopped using it because of the mineral oil content. I ended up with a lot of build up on my hair and scalp. If you have already purchased it feel free to use it but perhaps look into a mineral free alternative in future purchases. xox

@@CurlyProverbz ok dear thank you so so much, I appreciate it. I will do that, thanks dear.

Sounds great!

I was just about to mention this.

Happy you posted this @Mimi Gustave. I do this too. Saved my hair wash day some knots and made me more patient with the detangling process

I def want to try that

I was going ask that as well! Good to know!

I mean they are a dream team for sure :))))

@Free I add olive oil into the okra gel, and honey, when using it as a DIY conditioner. As a styler I've used it both alone and adding oil on top. It does harden a bit when it's dry on my twists and makes them frizz-free BUT there are no flakes and my hair is shiny. I think it's because I make the gel from the mucilage of fresh okra, and not a powder that I would have to strain a lot to avoid tiny flakes. Also if I spray water on my strands it becomes slimy again and I can detangle my hair with it before wash day, it rinses off very easily. Oh and be careful not to leave the gel in your hair for more than a week, I saw a video were the girl explained that it will start to go bad in the hair, and even in the fridge, since it's a DIY recipe with no preservatives. That's why I make a big batch, take what I need at the moment and freeze the rest for future use.

@Free you're welcome😊

@@Sunshine_Hime I mean this sounds like a dream!!

And okra soup is my favourite 😂😂

@@nininelson6108 my dear, I don dey crave am as I dey so! I'm at work and I'm badly itching for some yummy okra soup with amala!

Yes that sounds like a good idea - using the fresh or frozen pod

How long do you soak it for?

Great idea. Listen the slip had me shooketh for both but that okra was 🔥

I add marshmallow and Burdock to my sea moss cold weather infusion and use as a post wash gel rinse. My curls have never looked better.

Thanks hun awesome that you are gonna give it a try.

@@CurlyProverbz oh yes. I am finally (after years of setback and lack of knowledge) going to plough into your teaching and recommendations to grow my natural hair. Thank you for all you do. I will be purchasing some of your products too - I want whatever you’re selling, haha! Much love and keep up the great work. It’s really empowering❤️

Aww thank you hun

Okra is on the left (the darker one)??? Have been caught up in RL lately; do happy to see you still doing your thang girl. 😘

Lol when I was in Salone my relatives fell in love with my Igbo style okra soup (I’m half Salone/half Naija), miss Sierra Leone so much! 🇸🇱🧡

Hope you enjoy xo

Sweet! Have you also tried okra?

@@CurlyProverbz Hi queen..I’m going to purchase some okra and boil it..as others here have commented. I’m excited to give it a try. I’ll report back about the results.

@@Epicurious_Me Please let us know how it went

It is lush sis

Much Love. Thank you for supporting.

You have to remember that CP is from the UK. They have particular accents and the way they pronounce words is different. It's the same with the way she pronounces vitamins. It would be the same if you were to visit other countries. You would sound out words differently than they do in their culture. It's common and doesn't mean it's wrong. So you might want to give her some grace. This is not the time or place to be the grammar police. It's really a minor issue and those of us who've been following her for years know and appreciate her command of the English language.

@@coriebarnes8680 I knew someone might take offense and accuse me of being grammar police. Sharing knowledge doesn't mean you're policing anyone. Its not a personal attack and the pronunciation of this word is usually based on people's personal frame of knowledge or lack thereof because most words starting in muc- have medical or scientific usage. So, most wouldn't know how to pronounce them. I have that familiarity and shared. Muc- followed by i or e has the s sound I mentioned; muc- followed by o, a, and maybe u has the k sound she used. Had I put that in my initial comment that would be grammar policing as you say. I'm a bibliophile and a word nerd. I don't mind being corrected on my grammar and actually like learning new things, if I'm interested. Relax. No need to police people's RU-vid etiquette when they're not being trolls.

@@nedume.2223 Regardless of how you spin it, you WERE correcting her pronunciation of a word. And it was unnecessary! Whether you are a word nerd, grammar police, or whatever, sometimes silence is a virtue. You don't always have to point things out. We are here for hair content, not how CP pronounces words in her own cultural language or dialect. We all understand her, so what's your point? It's just not a helpful comment that contributes to the discussion. Your comment is a backhanded slap. You compliment then proceed to correct her on what "you" perceive is wrong. If you are going to have a problem with the way she pronounces words, maybe you shouldn't watch any of the content creators from the UK or any other country for that matter. Because everyone speaks differently, and to the best of their ability. Live and let live. We are all unique in our own ways. And with over 315,000 subbies, we've heard her say the word "mucilage" plenty. We're all fine with it and understand what she's saying. There are times when good judgement should be exercised. This is one of them. I've made my points. Have a good day. Peace out. ☮️

@@coriebarnes8680 I got your point the first time. Yes. It is a common pronunciation outside of the medical community and across different cultures since I've heard Americans and others alike, that don't have the medical background I mentioned, say it that way. I've been corrected by doctors I work with on terminology. I was merely explaining the basis of my original comment since you shared your concerns. Didn't say you were wrong. Just don't care for your tone in either instance. Maybe my correction wasn't needed, but neither was your tone. Also, I prefer your argument on the basis of judgment than cultures. That one makes sense. If silence is a virtue, than honesty isn't. You have a nice day too.

@@nedume.2223 I wouldn’t worry about it. Both the appropriate pronunciation in US or UK is in fact myoo - si - layge It drives me nuts when people use ‘k’ because of the word ‘mucous’. I realize it’s simple unabashed ignorance since, come on 🥴 besides using plants in our hair, how often do we use this word on a daily basis? We don’t, so I get it. And it doesn’t make it any less annoying.

Its amazing what plants and herbs can do right?

@@CurlyProverbz amazing and humbling 🥺 Mother Earth loves her babies!

Ambunu is amazing. I use it for detangling and shampooing my hair.

So Is that basically a bunch of okra going to waste after all the slime is out? Lol I rather eat it . Js .

@@aaileyahunique1398 for me I cook with okra, like I make gumbo or just add it to any soup. So I cook the okra (boil) it then drain/strain it and freeze it in my rose ice trays. I use okra gel at every wash day sometimes I mix it with fenugreek, rose petals and hibiscus tea. I usually cook my okra with onions and garlic and a bunch of other herbs, oregano, basil, thyme.... and others depending on what soup or stew I'm making. Needles to say, I don't waste anything. I think if I were to just boil okra and not be making a meal I would use it for a face mask.

@@ToyaRR how do you make your shampoo? Or do u make your shampoo 🤔

@@freda4882 I just put 1.5 tablespoon of ambunu in 2 cups of hot water and wait for it to cool down. Strain it with a nut milk bag and put the mixture in an applicator bottle and use it. It detangles and shampoos all at once.

Insane sis!

Thank you gorgeous! Hope you are well xox

Going by what others have said, the powder is a little bit lumpy? So I might try making some, straining it through a cheesecloth, then adding that mixture to masks/conditioners

@@alkahinat4558 Thank you

@@katrinastuckey2102 np hun