What's in my SPRAY BOTTLE to BOOST HAIR GROWTH? Cloves, Rosemary, Star anise and more 

They really are, I had to share. Thanks for watching, have a blessed weekend 🌸

It’s an honour 🤍 Thank you for watching

I appreciate that so much, thank you for watching ❤️

Thank you so much 🥹🙏🏾🤍

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I noticed that it’s quite popular so I gave it a try in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xQXNWulRzxg.html All in all, it’s nice to put it in your spray bottle for extra moisture, hair growth benefits and preventing hairloss but it makes any formulation a little bit murky, especially water. It’s a good ingredient to assist other ingredients in a formulation or routine. I’d give it a 7/10

Hey hun, apologies for being delayed but I ended up making the follow up video

I hear you, I haven’t had a problem with it because I pay attention to how long I keep the batch. I usually keep it for a month. Refrigerated or not. Remember that herbs have preservative properties - our ancestors used natural ingredients and recipes for their hair without any artificial ingredients.

@@zinhle.africa this is the comment I've been looking for ... I'm always worried about my fenugreek and clove water going bad if it's not in the refrigerator.. thank you for this 🥰❤️

Thank you so much. I’ve never had a problem with anything going bad, except for rice water - it seemed to continue to ferment but that’s a story for another day. It’s recommended to keep the water in the fridge for a week after it’s done but I store mine in the fridge for around a month. Remember our ancestors used natural ingredients to achieve the most luscious natural hair without using any foreign chemicals. If it worked for them, then it will work for us as well. Don’t be scared ☺️

long time ago, cloves were used as a natural preservative

Hey hun, the longest I have had it was a month and a half, with absolutely no changes to the formula. I suspect that the natural herbs help in preserving the water, such as rosemary

I also let mine infuse for nearly 24 hrs...

I’ve watched other tutorials do it that way as well but I prefer using warm water and leaving it for a few days, I’m always nervous about boiling ingredients. However if the boiling method is working for you, keep going. The most important thing is to get the results in a way that’s most effective for you ❤️

It’s up to you but for this one specically it was around 500ml

Great minds think alike 🥹❤️💃🏽

Yes it’s actually a great step to do before applying a leave-in or any other moisturiser

I’ve seen some people prepare it with hot boiling water but I prefer warm to hot water

Hey, I buy them in spice shops a.k.a. ‘Indian Spice shops’ and flea markets. Sometimes they stock up in supermarkets but it’s not always reliable and it depends where you get them