mshoneyfly
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Steepin a pot of nettle, hibiscus, brahmi, amla and horsetail tea for my next wash day on wednesday.
ETA: forgot rose hips too
ETA: forgot rose hips too
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DarkJoy, have you tried this to cleanse your hair/scalp? I remember reading that you use shikakai powder for cleansing awhile back.
Ingredients: Cocos nucifera (Coconut) shell powder, Madhuca longifolia (Madwa), Albizia amara (Silk Plant), Ocimum sanctum (Tulsi), Cyperus rotundus (Nutgrass), Vetiveria zizanioides (Vetiver), Cinnamomum tamala (Indian Bay Leaf), Lippia nodiflora (Fogfruit), Acacia concinna (Shikakai), Hedychium spicatum (Kapur Kachri), Eucalyptus globulus (Blue Gum), Trigonella foenum-graecum (Fenugreek), Sapindus trifoliatus (Reetha), Vigna radiata (Green Gram), Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (Hibiscus)
can someone tell me why all my amla is brick hard? i thought once i cut the pack open and air got to it is would turn to powder like its supposed to but it didnt.
i want to start using ayurveda again but i already have 3 packs of amla that i want to use instead of buying more but its brick hard. even in water it doesnt crumble
can someone tell me why all my amla is brick hard? i thought once i cut the pack open and air got to it is would turn to powder like its supposed to but it didnt.
i want to start using ayurveda again but i already have 3 packs of amla that i want to use instead of buying more but its brick hard. even in water it doesnt crumble
girl that darn amla is hard as a rock
i cant squeeze mine. its hard as a rock. ive been using amla for years and have never seen it like this.Hmm...my amla is hard and clumps together too. But I just squeeze the package and it crumbles up. Then I spoon it out to use for tea steeping or making a gloss. Amla is a different consistency than henna or cassia. Its kind of hard and rock-like; even though its finely sifted.
lmao i think i just might. girl you shoulda seen my face when i went to use the amla and couldnt. talk about pissed
lmao i think i just might. girl you shoulda seen my face when i went to use the amla and couldnt. talk about pissed
@MileHighDiva, I can only speak for Amla. It does NOT stink. However, most powders I use have an 'earthy' or herbal scent.Do the following Ayurveda powders STINK?:
Amla
@MileHighDiva, I can only speak for Amla. It does NOT stink. However, most powders I use have an 'earthy' or herbal scent.
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Matter of fact took out my crochets last night and went full on Aurvedic! Wash was a thin yogurt consistency mixed with distilled water:
Scrubbed down to the scalp and left on for 30 mins. Rinsed.
- shikakai
- tulsi
- amla
- neem
Proteined with the Vatika Egg Protein Mask. Left that on for TOOOOO long (1.5 hrs--forgot while cleaning house). Well at near protein overload, followed-up with tea/oil rinse under Aubrey Organics Blue Camomile DC:
Left on for an hour and a half. Hair was soft! Then:
- Red Rooibos
- Oolong
- Burdock
- Nettle
- Peanut Oil-refined (my hair LOVES THIS)
- Grapeseed Oil
- Sunflower Oil
Done! She is sooooooooooo happy today!
- ACV Rinsed
- Tea Spritzed "leave-in" (nettle, burdock, oolong w/argan, sunflower, EVOO, and baobab oils)
- Sealed
- Twisted for a twist out