Hair Care Tips - For Healthy Strong Hair + Faster Hair Growth
Hey everyone LETS TALK HAIR! Here are some tips I’ve found useful when getting to know my hair. There is so much information out there on hair care so I thought It would be useful to share the tips that have helped me! I also want to add that every single person has such unique beautiful hair and there are many other factors other than what we put on our hair that can affect it. I would also highly recommend doing a Ayurvedic Dosha test ( I will link one below) so you can understand your hair type better! BUT mostly to remember not to compare your hair or any part of you to anybody else because YOU are and always will be absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!!
Product information
Shampoo & Conditioner
1. True Botanicals
2. Rahua
3. Fable & Mane
4. Love Beauty Planet
5. Alafia
6. Curlsmith - i forgot to say this one but i really love them too!
Hair Oils
1. Sahajan
2. Ranavat
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AYURVEDIC DOSHA TEST: http://ayurvedadosha.org/doshas/ayurve...
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Did you know that your hair is 97 protein and only 3 moisture? Okay, so that doesn't really have anything to do with what i was gon na say, but i just want to sound really smart for the beginning of this video, it's a beautiful day, hey everyone! Okay, today, let's talk hair, i'm no hair expert, but i can say i've made a whole lot of mistakes and my hair's looked very, very bad and also had it's good times too, and i've definitely learnt so much along the way. So i thought i'd share with you, some of the tips that has got my hair to this point, where it feels strong, healthy and lush. So, let's start from washing, if you are washing your hair every single day, that is where you may be going wrong. I know first day, hair can be like the luscious time where your hair looks its best, but it is damaging your hair. Also. It'S stripping it of all the natural, healthy oils that it needs to stay, shiny and vibrant. So you can wean yourself off it by doing it once every two days, then, once every three days, i personally wash my hair once every once a week, maybe twice a week if i'm going out and the way i manage to do, that is sometimes i'll. Do different hairstyles! So if your hair is going greasy, then do a little french plait, a high bun, hello bun. There are so many different styles that you can do with your hair. Tied there's also dry shampoo, if you use it, but i really highly recommend reducing the amount of times that you are washing your hair. That can really really help revive your hair. Allow it to breathe, allow it to build up those natural oils that it needs to stay healthy. My next tip, for you all, is do not use conditioner on your roots. Your roots should have all the natural oils that it needs, and so, when you're using conditioner, which is to soften your hair, you should just put it into the bottom of your hair and work your way up a couple of inches before your roots. That way, you don't get build up in your scalp and you nourish the parts that need it. While we're talking about washing your hair, what temperature do you wash your hair at? That is the real question, so i know some people say you should wash it with extreme cold water, and i know some of you like that: hot steamy water, as well when you're washing your hair, but the best is always in the middle lukewarm. Water is exactly what your hair needs. It provides enough shine, but it doesn't dry out, like hot water does so, when you're washing your hair out, make sure you're using lukewarm water. If you want an extra shine at the end, you can make it a little cooler, but i would recommend, for general, shampoo conditioner wash keep it neutral. Last thing about washing your hair. I actually wash my hair upside down. I know that sounds like so much effort, but for volume in your hair and also to drain out a lot of the product i find washing. My hair upside down is the best. I'M sure you can imagine how awkward it feels, but it's worth it. I only do it on the days that i'm really going out, and i want my hair to look extra volumous next up. Let'S talk utensils that you are using in the shower, like your hair brush, i actually don't use a hair brush in the shower. I use my fingers and i run my fingers through my hair when i've got my conditioner in it. But if you are using hair brushes, you have to be really careful with the type that you're using according to the type of hair that you have. For example, if you have curly hair like me, using a wide bristle brush is far better than using a thin comb. Actually using thin combs can end up breaking your hair, especially if you have a bad quality one like a plastic brush. Okay, so the next tip you are going to thank me for, because i'm going to be telling you that you deserve a scalp massage every single day now, whether you're doing it for yourself or whether you're getting your partners or your friends to do it for you, It is so good for your hair, actually scalp massages help stimulate the hair follicles and help to increase the blood circulation and the blood flow to your hair follicles. And what does that mean more nutrients, get to your scalp, which means the more your hair will grow. It also helps relax the nerves going through your head, but also helps with dryness of scalp too. So all in all, it sounds like a winner. You can massage your hair dry or you can use a few drops of lavender oil or you could even use a lot of oil in your hair, which i'm going to talk about later. So this is the best way to do an ayurvedic scalp massage. So you start off by patting your head pack, your head, all the way around top to bottom side to side, and then you take your fingernails now, don't use nails if you've got your acrylics on you've got your gels on. Don'T do this with your nails? Do it with your fingertips, and you are essentially going in circular motions all the way around your hair, deeply deeply pushing into your scalp you'll feel so good from it. I also find i do this when i feel like i've got too much tension at the back of my head and it really releases it straight away. So you're just doing this all the way around your head, and i guarantee you you'll feel like a brand new person. After so, let's talk products, i use vegan and cruelty free products, mainly because i don't believe that an animal should have to suffer for me having a good hair day. I just don't think it's necessary and there are so many wonderful products out there that are vegan and cruelty free and also don't have all the added nasties. Now, if you end up buying bad quality products, it actually causes build up in your hair, so it makes it sticky heavy, but also causes long-term damage. So here is the 101, the down low on the three main things you need to look out for when you are buying products and that you 100 should avoid numero uno. We are talking sulfate sulfate is a fancy word for all that bubbly bubbly frothy stuff. That comes out of the shampoo and, yes, it feels so good to have it lathered in your hair and you see the bubbles and it feels cute, but no, no, you should not be using sulfates in your shampoo. Firstly, it will dry your hair out immensely and if you already have dry, hair and you're using a shampoo with sulfate, it's going to make it very very stringy and rough sulfates are pretty much stripping your hair of all your natural oils. And so you really don't need that in your shampoo just a heads up, sometimes they are called sls. So if you're looking at products - and it says sls free - that's what you need next up, we have number two which is parabens, so parabens actually help our products. Last longer and that's great because we don't really want gone off product in our hair, but we have to be careful because they actually can seep into our scalp, which remember is our skin. Our skin actually absorbs every single thing that we put onto it and so is seeping into our body and actually parabens have been linked to hormonal imbalances and damaging internal organs too, so we are looking for paraben, free shampoos and conditioners too. Lastly, we have our silicones. Silicones actually are the things that make our hair look shiny and you flick your hair about. It looks sparkly, fresh and super glowy, but it actually causes a lot of buildup. Actually, when you end up washing your hair, and sometimes you feel like no matter how much you wash it the product kind of stays in the roots of your hair, that my friend is your silicone. So we are looking for sulfate-free, paraben, free and silicone, free, shampoo and conditioners, to be honest, the more natural, the better every single thing like i said that you put onto your hair, your skin is going to seep into your body. So really we want things that are as close to nature's ingredients as possible. Now there are many many ways that you can make simple shampoos and conditions at home, but i haven't got to that stage yet, so i thought i'd share with you. The products that i found that are free of all of those three things and they are as natural as possible. So we have products like true botanicals, rahu fable and maine love, beauty, planet and alafia, and actually a lot of these brands. They also give back to the world in some way, some of them support, um, rainforests, others support endangered animals, and i think alafia actually supports children in need too. So i really think that, as well as benefiting your hair, you're also benefiting the world in some way too, which is fabulous. My next tip, for you all, is about oiling your hair. Now, that's a very eastern tradition in ayurveda. It is a must for good quality hair in india. You will find people actually walking around on the street with oil in their hair, because it's such a deep part of tradition and roots. So i recommend that you, oil, your hair once or twice a week. It really helps nourish it deeply and you can leave it on for 30 minutes up to overnight, sometimes i'll put it in in the evening before i go to bed and i'll wash it off in the morning. Okay, but let me give you a tip to save you, the trouble, because i made this mistake so many times make sure you put shampoo into your hair before you go into the shower to wash the oil out. Oil and water do not mix, and so, if you end up trying to wash the oil out just with water, you're going to be left with the oil in your hair for decades in ayurveda. Traditionally, it's recommended to use herbal medicated oil and to make sure that you warm the oil before you put it onto your scalp. This really allows for the oil to seep deep into your tissues. So if you want to make these oils at home, ayurveda recommends these three herbs that are very, very good for your hair. The first one is amla, the second is bring garage and the third is brahmi. You can get them in powder form and dissolve them into your oil and then heat it up and pour it in or if you don't want to make them at home. There are some wonderful ayurvedic inspired brands that have hair oils ready made for you, two of the ones that i use often are sahaja yoga and they have beautiful good quality ingredients. So for all my curly haired girls, let's talk drying your hair. I found this trick. Has been absolutely vital in the amount of frizz that goes on at the top of my mane, i use a cotton t-shirt to dry my hair. I don't use towels anymore. I find that they actually increase the frizz, and sometimes they can damage your hair. If they're not made from great materials, so a cotton, pure cotton t-shirt is great for your locks and remember to grab your husband's favorite t-shirt. To do this, another tip for my curly haired friends, i would highly recommend using a diffuser now. What is a diffuser? A diffuser is that random piece of equipment that you sometimes get with your hair dryers, that's round and has spokes and that you probably won't ever use if you have straight hair but for curly hair, it is essential. It'S great to reduce frizz when you're drying, but also when you use a normal hair dryer, it kind of dampens your curls, whereas the diffuser helps bounce them up as they should be now. Last but not least, and actually probably the most important one. I highly recommend starting a meditation or relaxation practice. Our stress or anxiety can really affect our physical body and a lot of the times. Hair fall, dry, hair or any kind of hair issues are related to emotions or the way that we are treating our body internally. So try a meditation relaxation practice to really help calm your anxiety and i'm sure you will see a physical difference too. So those are my key tips for healthy, luscious hair. Now remember, these are all just external things and as much as we can keep putting things onto our external body, we have to treat ourselves from the inside out. So if you want to learn how to nourish your body from the inside out and really produce vitality in your body, then i have so many wonderful recipes with spices and herbs and fresh ingredients that can really help nourish you deeply, and hopefully that will show out On the outside, too looks like a japanese horror movie, hey everyone. If you like this video, if you loved it or even if you didn't like it at all, please make sure you subscribe and comment underneath. So we can build a wonderful, lovely, conscious, community, together, bye
Comments
RIYA DALAL: I love this woman, she’s incredible. Jay is a lucky man.
Fio: I’ve been using these tips for 2 years and my hair is ON POINT this is coming from someone who had terribly brittle, super dry hair. Glad you shared this Radhi!
Shraddha Parashar: I have ruined my hair by straightening and using heating. Then, I started using no silicon, no paraben shampoos. I love my curls now!! Cheers to all curly hair girls out there :)
Brenda Blanco: Beautiful hair! I wash mine every 3-4 days. It truly depends on people’s unique scalp and lifestyle. There’s no rule — but def try not to do it daily.
Jules Genaway: Absolutely love her and this channel!! I always learn so much and her energy is amazing!! Thank you!!!❤
Dhruvi Patel: I am literally in awe every time I see Radhi! The amount of positivity and energy she radiates in unreal!
Q I: I love this video, thank you! As a busy, working mommy with curly hair, I found these tips to be so helpful! I'm loving this channel!
Neha in the Bay: Love the plait and buns on you! I have been trying to make plaits and buns more now and I like it! ♀️And the massage felt good even seeing you do it. Thanks for such a fun video on hair care.
Divine Honeycomb: For me, it is so difficult to not wash my hair when I am in the shower, especially after a workout I need to have a shower and my hair is generally also really sweaty. I need to implement this habit of not washing my hair every day but every other day would be perfect! Thank you, Radhi! Be the light that you are keep shining xx
Sakina Husna: The way u are radiating ur maturity through ur childishness is a combo very rare to find... God bless u radhi.. ❤ from India..
M Sulagna: You and jay are just so amazing. Thanks for being an inspiration!! I can't thank you guys enough. Love from India!❤
Vishwa Mehta: Thanks for sharing your knowledge Radhi, I really love that you give importance to the inner peace alongside the external practices ❤️
Fatima Ahmed: this was sooooo helpful :) thank you Radhi! I have curly hair and have been trying for many many years to defrizz it, never knew what a diffuser is actually for till now :)
Navneet Madhray: Literally my fave influencer in the world! Beautiful inside and out. Would love to see a skin care routine!!
Ollie: "The more natural the better." I disagree. Everyone's hair and scalp is different. I can go silicone-free, but sulfates are necessary. I have tried going sulfate-free several times, and each time I experience major hair loss. My scalp is prone to buildup, dandruff, and oil, so sulfates are necessary to keep everything in control. When I was sulfate-free my dandruff was extremely bad. My scalp was red and itchy 24/7, sometimes I would cry because I would be so uncomfortable. As said already, everyone is different, so please don't feel pressured to go sulfate or silicone free. Do what works for YOU. PS. I have curly hair as well ✌
Katie Dabner: Yay! I love your IG videos and this could not have come at a better time for me! I recently cut off all my locks to start fresh! It was a tough decision to make, but I knew it needed to be done. I'm excited to try these tips and am very grateful for all that you share. Looking forward to now following you on YouTube as well! Blessings.
Alexis Elias: Hey there! Coming from a professional hairdresser. I actually did a lot of studying on silicone and it’s duty in hair products. It can actually be very beneficial to your hair for protection to damaged hair. However- you want to make sure you are washing your hair very good, and not overusing it. There also are different types of silicones! Some are actually water soluble. So not to say what you’re saying it wrong! I love all the amazing information you give. This videos are great!! But I definitely just wanted to let people know silicone is not BAD or harmful. If would be user error if it is. You just need to know your info on it!!
iisashu shahhh: This is great! I love this video! Radhi, you are an inspiration and have inspired me to learn more about Ayurveda! Continue doing amazing things and thank you!
Givey and Myla: Watched the 5am routine, and her personality is just so empowering!
Manuela Albiani: You are glowing and your positivy is contagious. Thank you for your advices and for being such an inspiration ❤️
Mehek Kibria: Radhi, this was such a detailed and informative video. You're truly so inspirational. I always look forward to Monday resets with you and now I'll be on the lookout for your new YouTube videos.
Annette Vanderzon: Awesome, thank you! My hair definitely needs the oil treatment. Meditation is always great and what I'd also love to know is what is the best nutrition for our hair? TIA!
Kristi: I seriously love your upbeat, happy videos. I’m having a down day so just binge watching your videos for a big dose of happy, positive vibes.
Shruthi Shyamasundar: Radhi! I must really thank you for that invaluable tip on shampooing oiled hair before stepping into the shower. It’s been such a struggle all these years trying to wash off the oil, only to end up using so much more shampoo than necessary. I live your channel!
Aayushi Jain: Your energy is just so infectious✨✨!!! Thank you for sharing your tips, product recommendations and reminding us that hair also gets affected by how we are on the inside Lots of love your way
fun kids reading: I have learnt to finally embrace my naturally curly hair after years but then started to doubt it again as it was frizzy again but SO glad I watched your video ❤❤
neha pasrija: Love your laughter! And your energy is contagious!! Thanks for sharing! I’m gonna try the tips to help my dry and brittle hair get better!!
moonchild: Thank you so much! When I was in my early twenties, my hair used to be like yours. Long, thick and healthy. And then life happened with a lot of stress. Now, I am in my late twenties and my hair thinned out so much. You have been such an inspiration to me and I decided to change my whole lifestyle. Lockdown has been an opportunity for me to grow. Gonna start today with your hair tips and I can’t wait for your skincare routine
Being to Become: Radhi, my hair had started to become more brittle, unhealthy, and it began falling. I took your advice. I oiled my hair with coconut oil and left that in for a few hours, I got the love beauty and planet shampoo and conditioner, I shampooed before washing the oil out of my hair, and washed my hair upside down, and put the conditioner only toward the bottom and my hair looks healthier than ever just after doing that ONE time. Thank you so much.
Preeti Ramnath: You exude such great energy. I’m so happy you started this channel and feel privileged to get to watch your content and learn from you. So excited!!!
Beatriz González: Great! I already use a sulfate, silicone free shampoo and conditioner but haven´t found one that is cruelty free yet! Could you share your secret for having a long hair? Mine doesn´t seem to grow or it does but very slow! Thank you for this video, lots of love <3
Amruta Jawharkar: Loved this one! I think I’m the same hair type so all the tips were super useful! Thanks Radhi!
Suchetha: Hello Radhi. I checked the products you mentioned and loved these brands. My mum had such long hair and she used all natural products like gram flour, shikakai, soap nut. A tip she gave was to comb hair before washing and part hair into two sections from middle and wash each section at a time to avoid breakage and knots. It really work!
Lisa Marie: That ending was so funny! The Ring the scariest movie I ever saw Great tips Rhadi thank you so much. I normally straighten my hair (not during lockdown) but I also love my curls. I think i need to embrace the curly hair more. I just don’t like the frizz. But I’ll try all these tips. I use coconut oil in my hair a few times a week and I meditate State of being and feeling love joy gratitude definitely affects the outer skin and hair ❤️
Zinnet Yanik: omggg the ending! you gotta do an asmr video now haha!
Subhadra Yadav: Hiiii Radhi God! I love your vibeee. I'm so glad that I follow most of the tips u mentioned and my hair definitely feel better than before. And I soo agree with u on all natural and toxic free products, its so essential and there should be more awareness and information about this. Thanks for all this Also I have a query, after my daily workout my hair gets all sweaty and full of buildup, so if not daily hair wash then how do I manage them?
Shreya Gulati: I am so inspired to take care of my hair. These are all great tips, can't wait to try them all. :) :) I already started with *champi* Thank you for sharing!! <3
Amanda Fesler: You are such a joy to listen to and learn from. I have been using Monat haircare for the past 2+ years and became a rep for them this year. They teach and promote all of these same principles. I wish I’d have known this all my life but am so grateful for people like you and amazing brands who are no longer working against healthy hair. I too swear by overnight oil treatments weekly but am going to add in the scalp massage now. Thank you
Nastja Spasojević: Hi Radhi!!! I am so glad you are on YouTube now!!! Great content an inspiring vibe and personality!! Thanks for sharing all that wisdom! Can you please make some videos about skin care (face and teeth) from Ayurvedic point of view? And also how to balance and support it with food (bowel cleanse?, what herbal teas, spices...) Thanks!!! :)
nandinee517: Oiling your hair and massaging your scalp is so so so relaxing!! Love this video and love the content on this channel. LOVE RADHI keep doing what you’re doing
Sandra Almeida: You are fantastic!! I've been using cotton t-shirts to dry my hair for years. My husband lost weight so I keep all of his extra large t-shirts Thank you for the tips. I am going to try a few as I have very thin curly gray hair
KhaoPiyoJiyo: Thank you for an informative video. One question, the brand you suggested love beauty planet has sls in heavy quantity (second ingredient in the list), does it not make it less friendly to our hair?
Dr Nithya John: Thank you so much Radhi❤I always loved my hair when i was in India but when i came to US i stopped caring my hair. I will definitely start taking care hereafter and thanks for this push!❤❤❤
Netrali Warale: You are constantly on my mind gurll And m loving the energy you are passing our way xoxo
Deutsch mit Marija: You are a huge inspiration, Radhi, thank you for the awesome content! ❤️
Sushmita Khole: Lovely, you have actually kept Indian culture alive even there!!!!! I feel so happy that u include ayurvedic products in your lifestyle!! Gbu❤
Amanveer Singh: Thank you Radhi. Keep inspiring and encouraging all the women. You are such a positive person. Love and hugs
Loreina Ramos: Thank you sharing this and for being so bubbly and and positive it brightens my day.
Heather Lauture: I loved this! Another beautifully done video! Thank you!
San'a Sukhera: This is amazing, your energy is so needed in the world - so glad I came across your channel! Can't wait for your next videos! xx
Saloni Sharma 2185: Such a great video. Most of the hair vids focus on straight hair- thanks for the amazing content, Radhi❤
Louise Nicole: I love your videos. Your positive energy is so contagious ❤️
Adrienne Kobler: Thankyou so much! This couldn’t have come at a better time! I just think you’re so great and your tips and videos are so much fun to watch!
Andrea Palten: Loved this! More curly hair tips please :)
Ann Underwood: I subscribed literally as soon as I saw you on Instagram ... I am a single mom of 3 in Ga. and I absolutely love listening to your husband and when I saw you were making a YouTube channel, I was thrilled. I wish i you the best of luck and blessings on your journey. I have learned so much already! Can’t wait to see what the future holds for you! I’m cheering you on! . Ps. I would LOVE to know where you got your necklace you wear everyday! ?
Geraldina Maslo: What a blessing to have come accross you. You have such a soothing/healing energy.
Avantika Mathur: Thank you for your energy and enthusiasm, and all your wonderful tips and advice! <3
Geeta Sakhuja: I was following most of the tips mentioned in this video except washing my hair upside down, but now my hair look notably voluminous! Thanks Radhi!
Jessica s Souza: What a beautiful and helpful video ✨ I loved it! Thank youuuuuu
Srireja Sundar: Meditation is something I am trying to practice always, it's kinda difficult to start it though. But soon will follow your guidance.
Ilianna Padilla: Sooo happy to see you here pretty lady!! I have very wavy long hair and you are my hair goals. Thank you for the tips <33
Sukanya Mitra: I listened your video (after you mentioned about scalp message) while massaging my scalp and it was a whole different level of comfort. I literally felt all my stress moving away from my head. Thanks for that!
Monika Azariah: Your 5 am video was sooo inspiring and I simply love your energy ....going to try all these hair tips as well ....your hair is gorgeous btw
Hiba Doeiri: Thank you Radhi! I love your videos and what you share <3 Looking forward for more.
Xime Tini: Thank you so much! I'm loving your channel!!!! I also have long hair and I also wash it once a week but I never did it upside down until yesterday and I love how it feels! Just one question, do you apply the oil just once a week too? before your washing day? Thank you! And could you make a video of your sprouted mung beans falafel, please? I tried the recipe but didn't work that well... the sprouting part was great with the jar , but the mixing with the ingredients not so good.
Rubina Guleria: in 2020 Parabens were FINALLY Let off the hook! Parabens were always safe and the first line of preservatives for derms to recommend to their patients suffering from eczema..because Parabens are the gentlest safest preservatives out there. I am trained in skincare and run a channel to clear up the many myths that cloud decision making towards buying the best products. Hope this helps.
Anjali Kumari: Please make a video on how do you make your hairstyles! Aaannnnndd I am beyond excited and happy that you started this YouTube channel. I checked all of Jay's videos only to see you. You are a little ball of energy loaded with lots and lots of cuteness! And I love you sooooooo much Keep making more of such videos and keep inspiring us!
Jacqueline Martinez: My hair is like yours; long with natural curl and waves. I wash my hair once a week or a lil bit longer. Thanks Radhi for the hair mask remedies and all the informative information. Happy day to you, .
Jojo Harvey: I’m studying Ayurveda and absolutely loving it and thanks so much for your helpful insights it’s so lovely to learn from you xoxo
Rajasree V: Thanks a lot radhi...you have explained it very simple and clear ❤️ Love your vibe always Plz try to make a video on how u stay happy and energetic always Love from Singapore ❤️
Melissa P: You’re such a beautiful inspiration! Thank you for the curly hair tips!! I always throw mine up in a ponytail but would love to keep it down like you do. Sounds silly, but what barrettes do you use to keep it out of your face??
Laura Rincon: This video was amazing! I think most of us needed this video to know what we arw doing worng with our hair! Love your energy! ❤. It wouls be great to see a skin care routine video. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!
sri kavya: Helloo Radhi !! You're just doing great!! I really appreciate your hard work , I'm a huuuuugeee fan of you.. It would be really helpful if you share your plant based milk recipes for someone like me who doesn't know the replacement of dairy
Dimple Kakade: That's amazing info! Being Indian we know these however next time you could touch or eating curry leaves maybe using rice water to wash hair and home made conditioners, onion juice for hair growth etc it could be part 2 :-)
Magdalena Raffo: Curly to curly, we need more women like you in this world. Thank you for sharing your light!
Mary Richard: It's literally the fifth time I watch this video and I came back only to see her beautiful energy ! Like she's the first person I see in the day and she gives me a rush of good vibes ! Loveeeeee
Atima Agrawal: Such Amazing tips! Always love your energy! Could you make a video on how to ease back and neck pain? Would love to know about it!
With Lijana: Thank you for the great tips, Radhi, I will definitely start implementing head massage and using oils
Xanthia Mon: I m in love with Radhi. The first time I saw her I got indefinitely attracted by her smile. So positive u r radhi
Bhavana Chanduka: " Oil your hair regularly" - completely sounded like an Indian Mom. Love from India ! ❤️
Brahma Meditations: Meditation is such a wonderful trip. I noticed that when I am just a bit stressed, my hair is falling heavily. Cortisols job! And when I meditate daily, when I am in peace and joy, suddenly my baby hair starts to pop up so fast! I am so certain about my emotional state right now and highly recommend everyone to invest 5-10 min daily into a morning meditation!
neha reddy: I was been watching her on insta and now here which makes me feel very good. Uhh trust me such a soothing voice, smile and more. It's really nice to have such good vibed people in this generation for us to teach our values....uhh love you dhi... :D
Sakshi Shetty: Hey ,Di Thank you so much for this content and for inspiring each of us by your little actions ❤️I had query regarding leave-in conditioner, Is it necessary to use leave-in conditioner after a wash to reduce frizz and puffiness of hair ?
Nina Antonish: Namaste Radhi! I'm so grateful to have found you and your channel! Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us! I'm a yoga teacher studying Ayurveda in the US. I order my ayurvedic products from Banyan Botanicals and VPK Mapi, for anyone interested over here in the West. Stay well, You're Gorgeous! Love, Nina from NJ
Tanisha Agarwal: I'm so obsessed with your energy, it's so beautiful.♥
Celcia Jenifer: Loved this honest hair care routine...I almost do the same and I'm gonna improve now...Thanks for sharing...Love from India
carramaus: I’d love to see some hair styling tutorials! ❤️
Rajshree Pardeshi: Loved your video!! Thank youuu for these amazing tips!! Sending you LOADS OF LOVE!!❤❤
LINA: That tip on how to wash the oil out (put shampoo in your hair before stepping into the shower) is so good!! I always felt like my hair was very oily when i do not do this!
Jennifer B.: Radhi you have such a beautiful spirit that radiates throughout all your videos. I usually play them several times to be sure to absorb your content and meaning. Thank you for sharing “yourself” with us.
Heidi B. Carlson: Thank you for sharing all of these wonderful hair tips with us Radhi!
Geethu: Hey Radhi! Do you use any styling product for your hair? Like leave in conditioner, gel etc. Love your energy btw❤️✨
Paolina Ast: Your positive energy is contagious!!! <3
Sarah L: Thank you so much for sharing this! Are any of these brands useful for extremely sensitive skin/allergies?
bkk2207: Thank you for such a beautiful video! Can you do a video on styling curly hair as well? You hair seems to just fall so beautifully and doesn’t look heavy on products. -Curly hair girl here ♀️
Asmita Biswas: She is so organized and the perfect life she is leading, hoping that she lives till 100
Radhika Ajay: Thank you so much for all the tips Radhi! You are an amazing person so much to learn from you every single day ...sending u lots and lots of love...
N M: I love you videos, information and what you stand for! You are an example ♥️
Shxwn7: Top tip - if you are ever having a bad day..watch her videos! ❤️ her vibe and good mood rubs off on you! Such a lovely person x
Anam Sernobat: The way she closes her eyes while talking is sooo adorable. <3 <3