Part 3: South African Brands for Natural hair| Nilotiqa Ruutos & Native Child| Product Review
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 25. 08. 2024
- #Nilotiqa #NativeChild #SouthAfricanHairProducts
Excuse my pronunciation of Nilotiqađ
I am pro supporting Proudly South African BrandsđżđŠ
If there are any other South African brands that youâve tried that were amazing please comment and recommend them, if youâve also used any of the products I spoke about or any other products from the same brands please share you experiences. The aim of this is to be honest about wether the product worked for me or not and some of you my have different opinions. Being a natural does not have to be expensive and not all products are necessary, letâs help each other scale it down and save money. Also a product being imported does not make it better than a South African Brand so letâs try our locally produced products and find what works â€ïžđżđŠ
I love the hairstyle, please show us how you did it.
Thank you for the reviews and your honesty. I've used the Ruutos conditioner & oil before, it's amazing but ya tura man!
Nilotiqa, I think they say it's pronounced Nile-Oh-Tea-Car or something like that. It's on my list of to try, especially the butter & the detangling what what.
Native child I currently use their Castor oil & whipped shea butter. I love them, they work for me & they ar every affordable.
Iâll do a quick video soon to show you itâs very easy and quickđ Financially I donât think Ruutos is necessary there are other brands that can do the work at a lower price. The Nilotiqa oil was okay, but that butter smells amazing, your hair is still short and Iâd advise that you avoid Shampooing it too much, wash with conditioner or with a Cowash, you donât really need a detangler right now rather get a good leave- in conditioner. Thanks for the Native Child product feedback đ
Iâm currently using Afrobotanics-loving their products- I want to also start incorporating Nilotiqa or Vana naturals because Iâve heard so many positive reviews
I havenât tried either of those products, I wish I was in SA to try them too, thank you for leaving a comment đ Nilotiqa is lovely âš
Sweet almond oil by native child is amazing for skin, my favđđ
I'll try it one of these days. Thanks!
I started off my natural hair journey with Ruutos, their products are amazing but expensive. I then tried out Nativechild, but I was not pleased after seeing so many positive reviews. I had high expectations. I must say the castor oil is the best, I continue ordering their products for my daughter though. I am currently an Afrobotanics junky, I found love in their products. I still want to try out their Hempseed range and I also want to try out Nilotiqa. I love your sense of humour and your energy. I immediately hit the subscribe button because I fell Inlove with your passion and your energy :)
Wow what a thorough comment, I love it đ Thank you for joining the community and subscribing, I promise to continue delivering more helpful and useful content đ I agree the native child castor oil is lovely, the rest of their products were not for me, hows your daughters hair? I have never tried Afrobotanics I will give them a try when Iâm back in SA and can buy them, Nilotiqa is affordable and good but I donât know if Iâll be buying their products again because it wasnât amazing just okay, Iâll try their conditioner because I love conditioners I donât use shampoo. Thank you Nomaxabisođ
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I love your hairstyle đ please show us how you did it âșïž
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Landed here ka chance.. loving your videos!
Native Child Castor Oil, good! Their shampoo and conditioner - no no no. Just felt like crying after wash day. The other product my hair LOVES is the Honey and Moisture creme, but I hate the smell đđđ. Trying to find an alternative that my hair will love đ
Hey Tumi, thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Iâve never tried their honey moisture creme but a replacement that smells good and works well could be the Sheamoisture curl smoothie itâs more pricey but works.
@@chatwithtisa Thank you for the recommendation. Will give it a try!
Let me know if you like it/ works for you.
Thanks for the video sis I really enjoyed it, you gorgeousđ€. Thats one thing I don't understand...I so badly wanna support local businesses but I use silicone, sulfate, paraben, phthalate, mineral oil and artificial fragrance free products and its hard to find in SA and those that are available made in SA are more expensive or the same price range as your shea mositure, not your mother"s naturals, cantu's etc... Which I struggle to understand why.đ
Thank you Silver đ€âš There are other local products that I believe are free of all those chemicals and minerals but like you said finding them is a problem and some are more expensive. Iâll share reviews if I get a hold of any. Thanks for your comment and watching, Love your crown đžđœâš
@@chatwithtisa Thanks so much sis I'll stay tuned.đ€
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Your video is really helpful. I really love Ruutos, their leave-in conditioner and oil helped my hairline but like you said....PRICEđ„ș
I was also contemplating mixing different SA products because I like Afrobotanics. After your video I realise that one must pick and choose what works for them unapologetically.
I like your conclusion that you must pick and choose what works for you unapologetically, because if you donât youâll waste money all in the name of supporting a brand. Our SA brands have good products but you donât have to be brand loyal. Iâll be creative an update video my hair routine soon. Thanks for your comment đ
Didnât know SA had so many hair products. Never heard about it here in Mozambique đČđż they sell American and Brazilian products for natural hair.
Maybe it will slowly make its way up North đ
The native child castor oil and whipped shea butter works for me as well, i like it .. but the leave in cream,coconut oil and avocado oil dries my hair .. shampoo and conditioner are not that bad.. i feel like my hair loves thick products
It's "NILOTHIKHA" nik vulela hi xitsonga na mina ni mutsonga a Limpopo đ
Thanks for sharing your experience sesi Hlulani đ
It's a pleasure đ
Ive always wanted to try Ruutos but like you said yhoooooo its too expensive... i cant afford it..
Itâs unnecessary for that price to be honest đ there are other products that do the work for lessđ
Oil is oil as long as itâs a natural oil I also like their butter
My butter is finished and Iâm in China and I canât wait to buy it again đ
Wait your name is Theodorahđ„čthatâs beautiful
Aww thank youâš thatâs the name my mother gave meâșïž
I started using Cantu leave-in conditioner and I must say it works wonders for me (and for my sister and mom too lol).. I was wondering, have you ever tried it and how did it go?
P.S I've only ever tried the leave-in conditioner coz it's all I can afford
These products are expensive, honest reviews are helpful in that they could save someone money, thanks for sharing your experience with Cantu productsđ Iâve used about 4 of their products and I wasnât pleased, their Leave-in conditioner didnât work well for me but I know people that it had worked for and those that second my experience, it left a white residue and my hair didnât feel that great. Their curl pudding smells nice but wasnât great either, I must add their products so last a while before having to buy again but I only bought once, I ended up giving them away. All you need as a Natural is Shampoo, leave-in conditioner, Sheabutter and hair butter thatâs it all the other stuff is just brands trying to make money đ
@@chatwithtisa thank you so much đđâ€ïž
2:55 đ youâre so funny
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Being a natural doesnât have to be expensive, their hair salon was also very pricey đ
I agree, it doesnât have to be expensive. Iâve been to their hair salon as well that when I bought their products, I was there to get my hair done but it was packed and I would have needed to wait for a long time so I opted to buying the products and doing everything myself at home, the prices were high.
Ni-lo-to-qa đđđđđ as in Ni (pronounce like my)
đ still sounds like Iâm saying it wrongđ Thanks Ziiđ Have you tried any of these brands? What did you buy at the Clicks Sale?
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Thank you Buhle đâš