This reminds me that I have to start using my cayenne pepper hair oil again.... I always love watching your videos because you give great information along with instruction. I also use the cayenne pepper oil in the winter on my feet because they are always cold and the oil helps to keep them warm
I just started drinking a glass of warm water, some cayenne pepper and lime/lemon. Drink it before one time daily 30 minutes before a meal (preferably in the morning).
Since a cup equals to 8 ounces, am making mine with 4 different type of oils which are coconut oil, almond oil, castor oil and olive oil 2 ounces of each and the 2 tablespoons of cayenne pepper, I also make my own coconut oil and used on my skin as a body lotion, is a wonderful oil and is very light not heavy, am going to start working on how to make the almond oil, it looks very easy to make and I hope that the next batch of oil I'll have those 2 homemade oils ready.
I mainly used mine in my thin areas...around my edges. I didn't find my oil to turn.. It would feel warm when I rubbed it in... I actually left mine on because it didn't irritate my hairline at all....
This is extremely dangerous, i use cayenne pepper on my hair,,,it kept burning my scalp...and my heart was beating fast,,,,3 days later my brain swell inside my skull,,,i had to be rush to the hospital
Only the herbal growth oil. I am not sure how many previous videos you've watched but at the beginning of the year I mentioned I wanted to take the year to experiment with everything I have ever wanted to try in order to build my custom hair regimen. That's what I am doing. I discover things by trying them out and this is the year.... I will definitely have a steady routine next year though :-)
Wow! I was just thinking about using this as a muscle rub too! I'm definitely going to give it a try on my feet this winter because they stay excruciatingly cold!
Just wondering if the cayenne pepper will destroy the nutrients and the properties of the other oils it is mixed with? maybe a stupid question. how would it affect a mixture of emu and castor oil? or even pumpkin seed oil
Da Revoolver I don't think any oil would destroy the properties of the cayenne pepper. The concern is you need an oil that can extract the capsicum from the peppers. Olive and fractionated coconut are the best in that case. Almond comes a distant third. Once you have the cayenne oil, you can mix it with other oils you like in small batches so you don't destroy the whole batch in case something doesn't work. This also allows you to try different combinations with your cayenne oil and other oils like emu or castor. That's how I would do it. It's not a stupid question quite the opposite. It's a valid one.
DuchessGabrielle Thank you! for the moment I am mixing organic aloe vera juice (Pukka) with the cayenne powder, also organic. I will try it out with the coconut oil! :)
Da Revoolver Cayenne is soo amazing i actually just posted up a video all about the phenomenal health benefits of cayenne pepper on my channel pop by and check it out :)
Would this recipe be a good substitute for pure cayenne oil? I'd much rather make it myself. Thanks so much for such good info on hair growth and the recipe.
Do you believe cinnamon may have the same affect? I'm thinking it would but it may not boost the blood as much as Cayenne does. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks for sharing the video.
How or where did you learn all the scientific reasoning for this. I am getting very much into this. I'd like to learn the manufacturing of all minerals, oils, vitamins, and what they do. I have a desire to open my own line of soaps, conditioners and shampoo makeup all organic. What is your advice on the first step?
I would say the first step is basic chemistry class, followed by a naturopathy one if you can. Everything on earth is basically a chemical that contains different elements that have reacted. From this understudying, it's very easy to work backwards provided you have an idea of chemistry. Books are a great treasure..read as many as you can. Every great idea begins with a desire...you are already there so hold on to you dream and keep pushing :-)
+NyDeviant Not necessarily...It could mean several things; You have a high threshold for the heat, the cayenne heat isn't high enough or there isn't enough cayenne in the mix. I would say give it at least a month and then see if there are any changes. Once you know, adjust the recipe or method of use
Flowering Creativity it helps with cellulite 🤗 i would massage then wrap with plastic wrap i would leave it on for 2-3 hrs every other day it give it a try
I am afraid of burns too. I don't know how I will rinse it once it's one my scalp. But since it's alkaline, I will have my boyfriend stand by with highly concentrated apple cider vinegar to rinse with.....just in case lol
Do you rinse it in the shower? Does it burn your eyes and other delicate body parts? I am not sure what to expect but I really want to try it. Any advise you can offer is greatly appreciated. Using the oil on feet makes a lot of sense btw.
It's 1/2 cup of the coconut oil. It looks like she is using fractionated coconut oil. And then, after the oil has infused with the cayenne for 2 weeks, she drained the oil off and mixed 1/2 cup of the other oil. I think she said it was avocado oil although I'm sure olive oil would be another good one.
I doubt it. This will only work to correct deficiencies like blood circulation. Alopecia, depending on severity might need something to restore the follicles or a stronger stimulant.
+Chylove Joy Every night I used just a little on the scalp then on Friday night I used a lot more. On Saturday I used the normal muds and rinsed the hair then styled. This was the routine I kept for the three months. Hope that helps and thanks for watching :-)
I believe she said once a week or anytime before you wash you hair apply the oil and live it for 2 hours if you can stand it ....I'm guessing it might be hot sensation on the scalp... if the sensation is too hot you can try it for less timing. I've not tried it yet but I will soon.
thanks for the hair education and research I'm trying to grow my hair you are a great help, I pray to stumble onto people like you; thank you Jesus!!!!!!. I'll keep it moving.
I agree with DG I am platinum blonde and trying this cayenne pepper challenge too. Btw thank you DG. No red or pink stains in my blond platinum hair.:) Good luck.
Stefi Cipralexa I have been doing this treatment for a about a month now. I really believe that my hair is growing faster!! And, yes, no red stain. My son is trying this too for balding and his hair growth is filling in!!! I was concerned about it stinging but it is the tiniest tingle only. This is super!
Three days is not enough time. To see any potential changes for any product, you need at least 30 days of continued use. Also, keep in mind that the mix does not make your hair grow, it works by correcting deficiencies that may be hindering you from reaching your potential genetic growth rate. So you might not have any deficiencies that need correction, in which case you would see no difference. That's highly unlikely though because blood flow to the scalp is the first to be sacrificed when we are under stress, hormonal changes, unbalanced diets, toxic blood etc. Just by nature of our lives, most of us face these challenges. I hope that makes sense.
snowshoe cat I rotate vendors because I am constantly comparing quality. If you tell me which exact one you want I will be able to recommend several vendors.
Nanalasun sunset I didn't wash it out but I applied very little maybe twice a week. On Friday I went in a bit heavy but then covered with a mud soon after. There's a blogpost linked below that has more details.
Cayenne are peppers. They are really hot and cayenne powder is ground dried cayenne pepper. Chili Powder is a mix of chili pepper powder and other spices like cumin and garlic powder and sometimes other spices like cinnamon or nutmeg (no lie). ... BUT it is a distinct flavor and not just a spice for heat.“
Yes, I did it daily but a very tiny amount in between the braids. Once a week I would really get in there with it until I could feel the heat. That was followed with one of my indian muds or conditioner in a couple of hours.
Yes, those are good oils. There's scientific evidence that coconut oil is among the few oils that penetrate into the hair shaft. Mixing it with other oils means it's able to "drag" the other oils into the hair shaft. Olive, avocado and coconut are my all time favorite hair oils so I can't recommend coconut and olive enough. I hope that helps
yes it works on Caucasian people two of my friends at work tried it the same time I tried it one use less cayenne pepper because she said it burns but her hair grew like crazy.
Brynn Raymond Dry...a little every night directly on the scalp and a bit more in Friday night (prepping for muds). Never on the strands though because that magnifies the chances of the pepper getting into the eyes, nose and mouth. It will be severely uncomfortable if that happens. Please be careful.
Thank you! Also- have you tried using apple cider vinegar to re grow hair? I've heard it works wonders not only with overall health, but with skin and hair loss.
+Ramone Leggette I kept at it for 3 months. Then compared lengths. There's a link in the info bar with photo comparisons and some side notes from the experiment.
DuchessGabrielle Do you leave the oil on your hair overnight? I heard from hair loss saloon that oil can block the pores in your hair follicles and prevent hair growth and warn me about putting oil on my scalp. What do you think?
Dark glass jar in a dark place. Then I put a small amount in a squeeze bottle and leave that in the bathroom for daily use. It needs to stay away from sunlight and heat.
Because for the longest time we have bought into the hype that our hair just does not grow....but that is not true at all. If we can learn to care for our hair, it can grow to any length that our genes allow. Personally, I am about finding all the natural care I can find for my hair and optimizing my growth....to become living proof that, with proper care... African hair does grow...abundantly and beautifully. That's the mission :-)
DuchessGabrielle I was thinking it was that "hair is dead". Did I get the recipe correct here, from your video? QUESTION: To leave on the scalp for HOW LONG? (blank on second-to-last list). Thank you! Place following ingredients in about a 1-cup container: 2 tbsp cayenne pepper ½ c. Coconut oil LET the mix ‘rest’ for 2 weeks. THEN, pour off the coconut oil/cayenne, which is to be used. ½ c. olive oil to be added TO USE, Put on gloves, or not. Cayenne oil will not hurt, it will just make your hands warmer than usual. Apply to scalp only Leave on the scalp for __ hours. Gently wash the hair
Two reasons for cayenne pepper:
To control bleeding
To sprinkle under your tongue ( sublingually) if you suspect heart attack or stroke.
You are explaining and showing everything very well.
This reminds me that I have to start using my cayenne pepper hair oil again.... I always love watching your videos because you give great information along with instruction. I also use the cayenne pepper oil in the winter on my feet because they are always cold and the oil helps to keep them warm
I just started drinking a glass of warm water, some cayenne pepper and lime/lemon. Drink it before one time daily 30 minutes before a meal (preferably in the morning).
Since a cup equals to 8 ounces, am making mine with 4 different type of oils which are coconut oil, almond oil, castor oil and olive oil 2 ounces of each and the 2 tablespoons of cayenne pepper, I also make my own coconut oil and used on my skin as a body lotion, is a wonderful oil and is very light not heavy, am going to start working on how to make the almond oil, it looks very easy to make and I hope that the next batch of oil I'll have those 2 homemade oils ready.
I mainly used mine in my thin areas...around my edges. I didn't find my oil to turn.. It would feel warm when I rubbed it in... I actually left mine on because it didn't irritate my hairline at all....
this came out on my birthday! not that anyone cares, but i felt like throwing it out there lol
+Knotty x Nature I hope you had a wonderful birthday and thank you for watching :-)
Will we get the same benefits using a tincture form ?
Rose Price HAPPY BIRTHDAY!😃
Girl we care.. we care. Not sure when it was but Happy Birthday. 🎊 🎈🎈✨
This is extremely dangerous, i use cayenne pepper on my hair,,,it kept burning my scalp...and my heart was beating fast,,,,3 days later my brain swell inside my skull,,,i had to be rush to the hospital
Only the herbal growth oil. I am not sure how many previous videos you've watched but at the beginning of the year I mentioned I wanted to take the year to experiment with everything I have ever wanted to try in order to build my custom hair regimen. That's what I am doing. I discover things by trying them out and this is the year.... I will definitely have a steady routine next year though :-)
Can I have your phone number please?that's mine 6789774109
Hi I make a hair oil which thickens the hair in time and people are loving it.its all natural and herbal.a lot off effort goes in it but it works.
Can you tell us please what it is? Xo
necem begum what do you use the thicken hair?
necem begum Please tell us how you make it
tennis games today where are they playing tournaments now or this week ?
Will this work for alopecia ?
Beautiful voice
Nice...I used the Tropical roots red pimento oil before n loved the tingle it gave me...use an applicator bottle 2 apply it though...it burns...hehe
Wow! I was just thinking about using this as a muscle rub too! I'm definitely going to give it a try on my feet this winter because they stay excruciatingly cold!
How often do you apply it to your hair? Can we use it on relaxing hair?
Just wondering if the cayenne pepper will destroy the nutrients and the properties of the other oils it is mixed with? maybe a stupid question. how would it affect a mixture of emu and castor oil? or even pumpkin seed oil
Da Revoolver I don't think any oil would destroy the properties of the cayenne pepper. The concern is you need an oil that can extract the capsicum from the peppers. Olive and fractionated coconut are the best in that case. Almond comes a distant third. Once you have the cayenne oil, you can mix it with other oils you like in small batches so you don't destroy the whole batch in case something doesn't work. This also allows you to try different combinations with your cayenne oil and other oils like emu or castor. That's how I would do it.
It's not a stupid question quite the opposite. It's a valid one.
DuchessGabrielle Thank you! for the moment I am mixing organic aloe vera juice (Pukka) with the cayenne powder, also organic. I will try it out with the coconut oil! :)
If I can suggest something, I would suggest you try arganlife products for hair growth….
Da Revoolver Cayenne is soo amazing i actually just posted up a video all about the phenomenal health benefits of cayenne pepper on my channel pop by and check it out :)
Very nice explanation!
I have a question. After mixing the pepper and coconut oil, Why wait 14 days to apply on scalp? Can i just apply right after mixing it?
We need time for infusion. It takes a while for the oil to absorb the nutrients from the pepper.
Can you use a mix of Jamaican black castor oil and extra virgin olive oil instead of coconut oil??
No
Would this recipe be a good substitute for pure cayenne oil? I'd much rather make it myself. Thanks so much for such good info on hair growth and the recipe.
Do you believe cinnamon may have the same affect? I'm thinking it would but it may not boost the blood as much as Cayenne does. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks for sharing the video.
You are welcome. I just hope the sensation will not be unbearable.
After applying this oil...at night...we should wash our hair with water or shampoo
How or where did you learn all the scientific reasoning for this. I am getting very much into this. I'd like to learn the manufacturing of all minerals, oils, vitamins, and what they do. I have a desire to open my own line of soaps, conditioners and shampoo makeup all organic. What is your advice on the first step?
I would say the first step is basic chemistry class, followed by a naturopathy one if you can. Everything on earth is basically a chemical that contains different elements that have reacted. From this understudying, it's very easy to work backwards provided you have an idea of chemistry. Books are a great treasure..read as many as you can. Every great idea begins with a desire...you are already there so hold on to you dream and keep pushing :-)
can you use olive oil or grape seed oil?
Yes you can
i dont feel anything when i apply the oil to my scalp, does this mean it it isn't working?
+NyDeviant Not necessarily...It could mean several things; You have a high threshold for the heat, the cayenne heat isn't high enough or there isn't enough cayenne in the mix. I would say give it at least a month and then see if there are any changes. Once you know, adjust the recipe or method of use
DuchessGabrielle
thanks for the tips
Hey! I order from Mountain Rose Herbs too! They are AWESOME!!
apollocircle Yes, they are. They have an awesome selection of organic herbs :-)
Me too Rose.
@dutchessGabrielle do you have to drink plenty of water to see results?
I made the recipe and I rubbed some on my legs to see it helps with cellulite I feel the heat 🔥 hopefully it works
o wow. that's interesting. would love to hear an update after u've used it for awhile.
Flowering Creativity it helps with cellulite 🤗 i would massage then wrap with plastic wrap i would leave it on for 2-3 hrs every other day it give it a try
ok i will. thanx for the reply.
I am afraid of burns too. I don't know how I will rinse it once it's one my scalp. But since it's alkaline, I will have my boyfriend stand by with highly concentrated apple cider vinegar to rinse with.....just in case lol
I did it today ut i dont burn ot itch my scalp
Do you rinse it in the shower? Does it burn your eyes and other delicate body parts? I am not sure what to expect but I really want to try it. Any advise you can offer is greatly appreciated. Using the oil on feet makes a lot of sense btw.
very interesting....what's the measurements
Hi Gabrielle, is it 1 cup or half a cup of the oil. your finger hides the measurements
It's 1/2 cup of the coconut oil. It looks like she is using fractionated coconut oil. And then, after the oil has infused with the cayenne for 2 weeks, she drained the oil off and mixed 1/2 cup of the other oil. I think she said it was avocado oil although I'm sure olive oil would be another good one.
Hi lady from South Africa.I can tell just by reading your name
Julia Thomson yes i am south african. thank you for recognising that.
thanks Denise
Hope this is not hot on the hair? Because I want to try it out!
you also mentioned using olive oil but, I didn't quite hear you clearly.
do you think it will work for alopecia?
I doubt it. This will only work to correct deficiencies like blood circulation. Alopecia, depending on severity might need something to restore the follicles or a stronger stimulant.
Monoxil or monoxide some thing like that is medicines for alopecia ,and mixture of garlc and alcohol is good to masage
in to scalp for alopecia
wow! I love your video...do you need to wash it off or its a leave in oil?@DuchessGabrielle
+Chylove Joy Every night I used just a little on the scalp then on Friday night I used a lot more. On Saturday I used the normal muds and rinsed the hair then styled. This was the routine I kept for the three months. Hope that helps and thanks for watching :-)
love this
How much could we keep it on our hair??
My low porosity hair does do take well to coconut oil or water... Can you recommend something different?
Avocado oil, sweet almond oil, babasu oil
Grape seed oil and jojoba oil.
do you use it everyday?And if yes,do you wash each day after applying on your scalp?thanks.
I believe she said once a week or anytime before you wash you hair apply the oil and live it for 2 hours if you can stand it ....I'm guessing it might be hot sensation on the scalp... if the sensation is too hot you can try it for less timing. I've not tried it yet but I will soon.
Hey123 thanks alot.I want to try it
Can I use only olive oil
thanks for the hair education and research I'm trying to grow my hair you are a great help, I pray to stumble onto people like you; thank you Jesus!!!!!!. I'll keep it moving.
Where the photos of your hair?
Very informative. Thx
I have blonde hair. Does the red colour leave any stain behind?
apollocircle Not at all. It's a phyto-nutrient that gives the pepper it's color , no dye properties at all.
I agree with DG I am platinum blonde and trying this cayenne pepper challenge too. Btw thank you DG. No red or pink stains in my blond platinum hair.:) Good luck.
Stefi Cipralexa
I have been doing this treatment for a about a month now. I really believe that my hair is growing faster!! And, yes, no red stain. My son is trying this too for balding and his hair growth is filling in!!! I was concerned about it stinging but it is the tiniest tingle only. This is super!
have you washed your hair after you apply
hope it does not burn too much
Thanks
Hope this is not too hot on the hair? Because I want to try it out!
If it's too hot to where it burns you should immediately dilute it with virgin oil.
have you apply this in your scalp
i have been using it for 3 days now but i havent seen any difference..
Three days is not enough time. To see any potential changes for any product, you need at least 30 days of continued use. Also, keep in mind that the mix does not make your hair grow, it works by correcting deficiencies that may be hindering you from reaching your potential genetic growth rate. So you might not have any deficiencies that need correction, in which case you would see no difference. That's highly unlikely though because blood flow to the scalp is the first to be sacrificed when we are under stress, hormonal changes, unbalanced diets, toxic blood etc. Just by nature of our lives, most of us face these challenges. I hope that makes sense.
So do yo let the mixture sit for two weeks??..it was not explained in the video =(
+Marcella Aleman-Cropacev yes you let it sit so it can ferment and have higher potentcy
great video!
+Defecio Stoglin Thanks!
Will you tell us where you get your butters, clays and oils?
snowshoe cat I rotate vendors because I am constantly comparing quality. If you tell me which exact one you want I will be able to recommend several vendors.
Do you still use the cayenne oil?
never mind i see you said u used oil. Do you wash this out ,and how often do you apply this?
Nanalasun sunset I didn't wash it out but I applied very little maybe twice a week. On Friday I went in a bit heavy but then covered with a mud soon after. There's a blogpost linked below that has more details.
Thank you sista will cheak it out . Your hair is is so beautiful !
did it work gabrielle?
Yep. But only this year. I am building my regimen. I will just be crusing next year :-)
What are the measurements
Could i put peppermint oil in it
This also called red chili powder right...
Cayenne are peppers. They are really hot and cayenne powder is ground dried cayenne pepper. Chili Powder is a mix of chili pepper powder and other spices like cumin and garlic powder and sometimes other spices like cinnamon or nutmeg (no lie). ... BUT it is a distinct flavor and not just a spice for heat.“
Thank you for posting this, I was just thinking about making something for my hair with cayenne in it.
Coconut oil or coconut water is what I meant
Straight 2 the point. 👍👏💗💋
Thx for truth
What did u add at the end
will this work on old guys with mpb
Thank you :)
brilliant idea for a muscle rub :)
I made that oil.
DO YOU DO THIS EVERYDAY AND HOW LONG DO YOU LEAVE IT ON FOR???
Yes, I did it daily but a very tiny amount in between the braids. Once a week I would really get in there with it until I could feel the heat. That was followed with one of my indian muds or conditioner in a couple of hours.
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How did this oil turn out for you? Do you still use it?
Luvmustangs37 It turned out great. I used it and saw some changes. There's a blogpost linked below that documents the results.
I'm not seeing your results...the link goes to an article(blog?) and the recipe...
this is a very interesting
Can I mix oils like olive and coconut
Yes, those are good oils. There's scientific evidence that coconut oil is among the few oils that penetrate into the hair shaft. Mixing it with other oils means it's able to "drag" the other oils into the hair shaft. Olive, avocado and coconut are my all time favorite hair oils so I can't recommend coconut and olive enough. I hope that helps
Do you apply it like regular oils?
Yes, just like you would apply any other oil.
suuuuuper !
Good
hai,can i use organic coconut cooking oil from AM zone .
Yes, as long as it's the fractionated kind. It stays liquid throughout.
Hi there, does this work for caucasian people?
it works for all races but be careful on the amount you use regardless because it could burn your scalp
yes it works on Caucasian people two of my friends at work tried it the same time I tried it one use less cayenne pepper because she said it burns but her hair grew like crazy.
Is it necessary to store it in glass jar?or can i store in plastic bottle?
Do you massage the oil into your scalp with your hair wet or dry ?
Brynn Raymond Dry...a little every night directly on the scalp and a bit more in Friday night (prepping for muds). Never on the strands though because that magnifies the chances of the pepper getting into the eyes, nose and mouth. It will be severely uncomfortable if that happens. Please be careful.
Thank you! Also- have you tried using apple cider vinegar to re grow hair? I've heard it works wonders not only with overall health, but with skin and hair loss.
Brynn Raymond It helps with hair loss due to fungal issues. It has helped me with my dermatitis issue.
is this change blonde hair colour?
Nope. It's color doe not transfer.
Yes, but does it Work?
She doubled her rate of growth per her results video.
Denise W Your pretty hot!!
how long did it take for u to see results
+Ramone Leggette I kept at it for 3 months. Then compared lengths. There's a link in the info bar with photo comparisons and some side notes from the experiment.
can i leave this mix all night or will it burn my hair?
It depends on your tolerance for the tingling sensation. I was applying it daily with no issues but a I used a small amount.
DuchessGabrielle Do you leave the oil on your hair overnight? I heard from hair loss saloon that oil can block the pores in your hair follicles and prevent hair growth and warn me about putting oil on my scalp. What do you think?
was that water you added or oil?
Nanalasun sunset Coconut oil. No water in this formula. If you add water you'll need to preserve. Otherwise it will go bad.
Does it burn your scalp?
yes, it does but do not get afraid.
how and where do you store this
Dark glass jar in a dark place. Then I put a small amount in a squeeze bottle and leave that in the bathroom for daily use. It needs to stay away from sunlight and heat.
cant wait until next year then ;)
So do u keep this oil in or wish it off
you can leave it in for 1-3 hours or over night but yes you wash it out
thank
u
wash it off after couple hours if not less.
Is there any reason that all of these hair growth vids are produced by African American women? Every single one, and it makes me wonder why....
Because for the longest time we have bought into the hype that our hair just does not grow....but that is not true at all. If we can learn to care for our hair, it can grow to any length that our genes allow. Personally, I am about finding all the natural care I can find for my hair and optimizing my growth....to become living proof that, with proper care... African hair does grow...abundantly and beautifully. That's the mission :-)
DuchessGabrielle
I was thinking it was that "hair is dead".
Did I get the recipe correct here, from your video?
QUESTION: To leave on the scalp for HOW LONG? (blank on second-to-last list).
Thank you!
Place following ingredients in about a 1-cup container:
2 tbsp cayenne pepper
½ c. Coconut oil
LET the mix ‘rest’ for 2 weeks.
THEN, pour off the coconut oil/cayenne, which is to be used.
½ c. olive oil to be added
TO USE, Put on gloves, or not. Cayenne oil will not hurt, it will just make your hands warmer than usual.
Apply to scalp only
Leave on the scalp for __ hours.
Gently wash the hair
@@duchessgabrielle Love your reply! :-)
You’re not explaining the measurements. Thumbs down
Was it necessary to comment that? What's an arse.
I give you my thump down. You dont show the result like almost all vids here on u-tube...for me a no-go!
🙄 u sound like an idiot.