Aztec Indian Healing Clay Mask on Relaxed Hair
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- čas přidán 9. 01. 2019
- I've seen everyone raving about Aztec Healing Clay on natural hair, so I decided to try it on my relaxed hair. I've always used the bentonite clay mask or aztec secret indian healing clay on my face for years, but never on my hair. The aztec clay mask is said to revive damaged hair, curls, and serve as a serious deep conditioner for your hair. But, what about chemically treated and relaxed hair?
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Girl you look gorgeous! I have texturized hair with natural roots growing out. I used bentonite clay and acv and it also made my hair super soft. You’re the first vid I’ve watched of someone who isn’t natural trying this out. Thanks for the vid. It was reassuring to see someone else with processed hair try this out. New sub!
Oh wow! Thank you for your comment!
Wow hair is very healthy and shiny looking with relaxer and looks gorgeous, especially after the clay mask. Hope to see more videos like this in the future as well. 💙
I Love my hair being permed staying straight all the time. I also love the clay mask. Thanks for the video and Congratulations on your newborn! 😊
Wow! Great demo and review.
Hair is gorgeous already
Love the after results. Beautiful and healthy hair.
Thank you!
You're hair came out so soft and bouncy! Love it :)
Thanks for posting this Vid! I have 4c hair but i didnt know either how the clay would react to my hair. But its in it now. It was easy to apply
Victoria Vaden couldn’t agreemore
tutorial on that hair look at the end of the video please. Hair was popping
Thank you, I needed this video
Hope it was helpful!
Definitely going to try this also!
Definitely!!!
Victoria Vaden I went to the beauty supply store yesterday and bought some. I’m going to try it with acv. I have braids in now but in two weeks they will come out and I’ll use it then. I’ll keep you updated
Thank you! I've been scared 😆
Clays work great! I've washed my hair with clays for over a year. They clean your hair, remove toxins and condition your hair. Just make sure you put enough on and leave it for at least 15. The apple cider vinegar lowers the pH level of the clay to the right pH for the hair and scalp, it's very important and will make the hair a LOT softer.
First time watching. You are gorgeous! Did you ever try it out with the Apple cider vinegar. If so how did that work?
The apple cider vinegar lowers the pH of the clay to the right pH level for the hair and scalp. It would have made the hair way softer.
Apple cider vinegar lowers the pH level of the clay to the correct pH level for the hair and scalp. It makes the hair so much softer. You don't need to use conditioner after as the clay conditions their hair and removes toxins. Green Beauty CZcams channel explains how it works and the science behind it.
I would highly recommend washing your hair with clay. Personally I prefer rhassoul and kaolin clay over bentonite clay as bentonite can be drying. Half a cup of rhassoul and half a cup of kaolin to one cup of water. I teaspoon of acv and a bit of oil. Apply on wet hair and leave for 15 to when it dries.
What type of camera do u use
Thanks for this video. I was natural 7 years and loved the Aztec clay. I was wondering how it would take to my texlaxed hair. Going to try it in 5 min! Lol!
@@VictoriaVaden it's on now! I think its going to be ok. I used apple cider vinegar.
I loved it! I used ACV instead of water and I felt like it really cleaned my hair very well. I did immediately used a cowash after rinsing, and followed with a DC. I will do it again..the left over makes a great mask.
When I used it as a natural it was really well liked because it gave softness and whatever natural curls you had, they popped!
@@debbiedebeaux thanks for this, I intend on texturizing my hair this weekend cause this is way too much work. I wanted someone to tell me they’re experience with the clay mask after texturizing or relaxing.
Quality💯
thankya :)
My main concern is, you don't cut your hair again, I was following your hair care routine and got lost when you cut your hair
How is your hair now? I tried this on my relaxed hair and it thinned it out and created a gummy likes texture. It’s been four month and my hair hasn’t recovered from it. Good luck if you’re doing this at home I wouldn’t advise it.
I'm not sure why my comment isn't showing. I'm sorry if you're getting this again because this is my third time responding lol smh. Buttttt.....my hair is great actually. I was having a lot of trouble for a few months with frizzy ends (even after getting trims). I also just posted a hair update last week, and I'm currently editing another right now (should be up on Wednesday).
You my friend have moisture overload. Get a few protein treatments done to correct it.
Mix a teaspoon of hydrolyzed protein in with the clay when you use it. Definitely moisture overload.
@@VictoriaVaden the frizzy ends would it be in because the pH in the clay was too high for your hair because you did not use the apple cider vinegar.
Random question- I remember your old, old video about using Miconazole Nitrate to grow your hair. Do you still do this?
Victoria Vaden thanks for the reply!
Wait..... you were scared to use the ACV during your pregnancy but didn't blink twice when using the relaxer?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 oh geez I didnt even realize that haha. I remember the smell of ACV being too strong when I was pregnant, but if I mentioned I was scared to use it for any other reason, that really wouldn't make sense lol.
@@VictoriaVaden lol ooh cause I was hella confused
@@VictoriaVaden my mum is a hairdresser and used to do a lot of perms and my sister and I came out smelling of perm lotion.
hahahaha touché
How to go take the perm
Out of your natural hair?
I don't understand...how would I rid my relaxer?
You have to grow it out as it's permanent.
Good
Thanks
Am i the only one that noticed her eyes are red
After my oldest, my eyes turned more reddish-brown. Now, I wear contacts to enhance that in my eyes. My eyes are naturally brown, but yes, the red (naturally) is very prominent (even without enhancing contacts).
I did Bentonite Clay and AcV on my texlaxed hair and it literally burned my hairline in the front so be careful ppl
Oooh geez...glad I used water. Sorry that happened to you!
It should not have done that! Where did you get your clay??? I have used clay with acv for over a year and it does not burn at all.
1:17 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You look like grace Greenleaf from Greenleaf lol
LOL! My sister made the same comment when I first saw your post 😂
Camera quality 🥵
What's wrong with it?
I wash my hair with clays and have been for a year. I get the clays. I prefer rhassoul and kaolin clay to bentonite. Bentonite clay as a lot more drying.
I use half a cup of rhassoul clay and half cup kaolin clay to one cup of water, to a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar and a bit of oil. You can use less for less hair as I have a lot and it's to my bum.
The apple cider vinegar will bring down the pH level so that is right for the hair and scalp.
The reason you don't use metal is because you want to you want the clay to remove the metal and toxins from your hair and scalp not the things you are mixing it with.
I don't understand why you said you could feel pulsing???
You can leave it on anywhere from 15 minutes to when it dries.
You did not put enough on. You don't need to use shampoo because the clay cleans it and you don't need conditioner as it detoxes the hair and conditions it.
If you want to learn about the science behind it and how it works have a look at the video about it on green beauty.
It sounds like you took my video in a negative way. I enjoyed the experience using clay (mentioned at 3:15), it was just very different. I filmed this video because (at the time) I did not see other women with chemically relaxed hair filming their experience. I also mentioned that I was pregnant in the video, so my experience is going to be vastly different from another pregnant woman or another person in general. The pulsing sensation I mentioned was quite enjoyable (2:24), and similar to the tightening feeling that I get every time I apply the clay on my face. I thought I mentioned this in the video but I felt the need to shampoo it out of my hair because all of it was not fully rinsing out of my hair. I used more than enough because my hair was saturated in it and thought my results were amazing (as mentioned at 3:02). I do appreciate the science in not using metal. That was extremely helpful, and I'm sure other viewers will appreciate the intellect. Thank you for watching, and providing that insight! :)
@@VictoriaVaden no not in a negative way at all. I'm saying using clay on hair is fantastic.
When rinsing it out of my hair I use the shower head and then stick my head in the bath to get it all out, otherwise I can feel it on my scalp. It cleans the hair and scalp so well.
I can't feel pulsing at all, even when it's on my face.
Your welcome 🙂 you should do a video using the other two types of clay.
that weird filter or whatever stabilization thing on your camera makes your videos look really creepy. You should take that off and just have plain videos. idk and that green screen??? no.
😭😭🤣😂😂🤣🤣 this is probably the funniest thing I read all day. Thank you for that 😂😂😂
Why would you be afraid of the most natural stuff to use. And stop using these white products too
Here we go....someone had to come with a racist comment. So sad.... 😂😭😂😭😂
Stop being ignorant.
How is INDIAN clay white ppl products 🤦🏽♀️
Relaxing your hair, all the chemicals is bad for u and the baby. It gets through ur scalp n stufff
That's true. My mum was a hairdresser and did a lot of perms, my sister and I came out smelling of perm lotion.
RELAXERS ARE VERY BAD FOR OUR HAIR... U SHLD GO NATURAL