Cloves & Rosemary Leave-In: Stop Hair Loss, Baldness, & Alopecia Get Thicker Longer Hair Fast
- Posted on 24 March, 2022
- Long Hair
- By Anonymous
Hey Curl Friends! In today’s video I’ll be showing you how to make a cloves & rosemary infused leave-in conditioner. This simple DIY enhances your leave-in by providing added benefits to your hair such as: promoting hair growth and reducing hair fall. Cloves have been used in ancient Chinese and Indian medicine for ages. They have immense benefits for your hair and general health.
Cloves contain high levels of antioxidants and nutrients that can help improve hair growth and strength.
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INSIGHTS:
CLOVES: It aids in hair thinning and hair fall and in turn thickens hair. It helps with various scalp issues such as reducing scalp infection and dandruff (also due to its anti-inflammatory properties). It is loaded with antioxidants to increase circulation in the scalp, and protect the hair from oxidative damage which in turn work to stimulate healthy hair growth.
Cloves contain a variety of useful compounds, but its main active ingredient is a chemical known as “eugenol.” Eugenol is credited with potent antimicrobial, antiseptic, and anti-inflammatory properties.
Moreover, cloves are rich in a number of nutrients required for hair growth, including potassium, sodium, omega-3 fatty acids, iron, manganese, vitamins K and C, iodine, and fiber.
Finally, cloves curb hair loss, premature greying, and cleans and soothes the scalp.
ROSEMARY: It stimulates hair growth by dilating the blood vessels and promoting cell division in the scalp, thus delivering the nutrients and oxygen needed for follicles to grow.
GRAPESEED OIL: It is an antioxidant ingredient, moisturizer
MAIN BENEFITS: Adds shine, fights frizz, lightweight
WHO SHOULD USE IT: Grapeseed oil is beneficial for most hair types and is a great option for those with fine hair.
HOW OFTEN CAN YOU USE IT: Daily if you have thick, coarse hair. For those with fine hair, one to two times a week is best.
INGREDIENTS:
✩Cloves
✩Rosemary
✩ Grapeseed Oil
✩African Pride Coconut Leave-in
✩ Carol’s Daughter Coco Creme
MEASUREMENTS:
3 tbsp Cloves
2 Springs Rosemary
1/3 cup Grapeseed Oil
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Hey curlfriends, welcome or welcome back to my channel proudmane, it's your girl, avla, your loyal curlfriend and in today's video, i'm gon na be showing you how to make a diy, cloves and rosemary infused leave-in conditioner. As you know, cloves has been used in ancient chinese and indian medicine for ages and they have immense benefits for your hair and general health, so stay tuned. If you want to know how to make this diy conditioner, so the first ingredient is none other than cloves, and this is a powerhouse spice. It aids in hair, thinning and hair fall, and it's supposed to thicken your hair. So if you do have fine low density hair, this is perfect for you um. If you have shedding dandruff scalp infection inflammation. Those kind of things clove is really good for treating those issues. Then we have rosemary, which is another powerhouse ingredient. This is used for its antioxidant benefits and anti-inflammation and bringing blood circulation to your scalp. It also fights against baldness and hair loss and can even help with alopecia. Our third ingredient is grapeseed oil, which is also an antioxidant ingredient and a moisturizer. It adds shine, fights frizz and it's lightweight. So if you have fine hair, this is perfect for you. If you have coarser hair, you just have to use it more often. So now i'm just going to get the cloves and i'm going to pour it into a blender. If you want, you can use a grinder, but i don't have one. So this is what we're going to use. You add your rosemary and then i'm going to add my grape seed. You can definitely eyeball this. I think i'm using about a third of a cup here. There are no strict measurements for this. So definitely you can eyeball this. If you want to make a larger batch, obviously use more oils um, so yeah, i'm just gon na blend this, and basically i'm just trying to pulverize the ingredients so that um it releases its benefits into the oils. I find that this way is another method of infusing the oils. This is like the cold pressed way and i'm just blending this until it's at a consistency that i like again, you can use your grinder and get it into powder form, but i don't honestly think this is absolutely necessary for what i'm trying to do right now. So this is perfectly fine, so you can already see the rosemary in the cloves has been broken down significantly into the oil. So this is exactly what i was looking for. So i'm just going to pour this in a separate container, i'm going to scrape out all the contents. We don't want to waste anything and then we're going to do a second infusion method that you're all familiar with if you've been following me for a minute. So this is what the oil is looking like. This is the consistency and you can see that the ingredients are broken down: um, they're, not powder form or super fine, or anything like that, and that's okay. If you want, you can actually strain the oil and then use it as a leave-in. You can use it as a hot oil treatment and proceed that way or you can store it as is right now, and let it infuse further for a few weeks or if you like, you can use the double boiler method, which is what i'm going to do, Because i want to use this immediately, so i heat up my pan with a little bit of water and then i just put the container with the mixture in there, and i just leave this on low heat for about 15 to 20 minutes, and i stir it Occasionally it doesn't get too hot or anything like that. You'Re not cooking. This you're not boiling this, so yeah, i'm just keeping an eye on it and stirring it occasionally and again we're not trying to cook this. We want to preserve some of the benefits, so we're not keeping it on the heat for too long. So it's been about 15 minutes, and this is what the oil is. Looking like, you can see that it's really loose like it's loosened up. It'S infusing nicely, so i'm preparing to take this off the heat right now just want to show you guys what that look like, and this is it after it's cooled down for like 45 minutes, you can see that the oil has changed colors. So now i'm going to extract the oil i'm using a pantyhose to do this. You can use a cheesecloth or whatever you have on hand, you can use even use a strainer, especially if it's not in powder form that'll be a really good way to extract the oil and i'm just squeezing it out just squeeze squeeze squeeze get all that goodness Out you don't want to waste anything and you can see the color of the oil, and this is the trash that's left behind and if it was powder form, you could definitely make it into a paste and apply it to your hair that way and yeah. This is the oil that you have left so now we're going to move on to making the actual leave-in i'm using my african pride leave-in with coconut oil and baobab, and then i'm also using the carol's daughter, cocoa cream. This is a styling cream and it's a bit of a thicker consistency. So i thought it'd be nice to mix the two, because i'm also going to be using this for my daughter's hair and her hair is a little bit kinkier than mine and requires a more dense product. So i'm going to be adding little by little. The oil um that we just extracted and then i'm going to whisk this together. So as you can see, it's looking a little fluffy and i'm incorporating both the ingredients, and this is a really simple diy - you're, not making the conditioner from scratch or anything like that. You'Re just adding to it and enhancing it. So that's what this diy is because not everybody has you know, ingredients to make conditioners and you know doing that oil phase and then the water phase and then putting all these things together. So this is just the faster way to do all of that, so i'm just whisking it in until i get the consistency that i like and then i'm going to transfer it to a container that i can use to apply to my hair later on. So once i've done that this is what it looks like i'm just stirring it in with a popsicle stick, but you can see that's super creamy and it actually has some slip to it and it smells amazing. I can't even tell you this aroma. This combination is everything so now, i'm about to apply this to freshly washed hair that i did off camera. So my hair has no products in it right now, freshly washed and i'm going to apply this. So here is our mixture that we just created and i'm going to apply it generously to my hair, i'm just going to rake it through. I don't like to section my hair when i apply products only because i find that i tend to overuse the product, so i prefer to just rake it in gradually and i'm focusing on the back of my hair, because that's the section that gets most dry and Most tangled, so i apply more to that section. So yeah, i'm just raking it in and detangling at the same time using my fingers and you can see that it applies really smoothly, really easy. It has slip to it and you can use any leave-in conditioner that you like you, can use any off-brand generic anything. The possibilities are endless. You can also use your styling creams, of course, like you saw previously. So this is what it looks like when i've completed one side of my head and i'm just showing you the difference between the two and you can see. It just looks super hydrated and moisturized, which is perfect exactly what we're going for. So i'm just gon na do the same thing to the other side, just gon na rake it in break it in and i'm not adding anything else to my hair. Just this leave-in, because again you have the leave-in conditioner a styling cream and you have oils. So this eliminates that lco method - it's just like a one, a one product thing in the end, all you would have to do is add gel or a curling custard, if you like, but again, i'm not doing that, because i want you guys to see what it Looks like so yeah i went ahead and diffused my hair off camera. I have videos on that, so you guys can check to see how i do that. But these are the results. It'S what it looks like super bouncy juicy, curls hydrated, it's so um, moisturized and fluffy, and pillow, soft and yeah. Of course, i'm loving it so yeah, don't forget to like comment subscribe. If you enjoyed this video or if you learned something if you found it informative, please share and i'll see you in another one bye,
Comments
Ironkitten1881: I will make this today!!! I love everything about it! I can’t ask for anything more from a leave-in conditioner. It will thicken, soften, help my shedding and prevent hair fall!! Yas!!! Thank you!
Cece Cepeda: Thank you so much for this recipe! It's been a few weeks and my hair loves it! No more extra products in my hair, yay! I noticed less breakage and curls are less frizzy!
BuddahFully Zen: Cloves Rosemary Grapeseed Oil Eyeball ingredients and blend all ingredients. After, you can use this as a hot oil treatment. Place in a separate glass container for double boiler method. Place on low heat for about 15 minutes. Cool down. Extract the oil. Use a cheesecloth, panty hose, or whatever you have on hand. Add to your favorite leave in conditioner. Feel free to add more than one. After it’s blended together, add to a container and that’s it!
Iowa Sunshine: My favorite thing to do to my curly hair is to add alcohol free lavender/cucumber/coconut water/ rose petal witch hazel with my essential oils in water and that makes my curls amazing with out weighing anything down! And my hair is super baby fine yet frizzy as hell naturally so it’s perfect.
ElNo's World: You are such a pretty little lady I’m so glad you’re sharing these things with people I want to say as a mature woman who’s been playing with plants for a very long time don’t forget what you put on IS also what you should put IN so try to use these ingredients internally as well you can make a tea out of them and drink them although some people might not like that idea you could take rosemary and add it to a broth that you make at home you can use the cloves as a tea it actually is very very pleasant it can be very strong so you don’t need to use a whole bunch if you make a good amount keep it in the fridge you can add it to other teas as well you’ll figure it out as you go forward on your journey which pairs well with which
Conqueror MaJGo: Great content Sis!! Thank you!! To ensure full usage of both herbs....after straining, boil them for 5 mins strain off the water & let cool, use as a rinse. I try not to waste Anything.
Karen Sexton: I've just started using clove water on my hair daily. On day 3. It feels wonderful on the scalp and smells nice.
MelMel007: Hello,Thank you for sharing your hair recipe,I’m definitely going to try this out!Could you please share the “shelf life” of the leave-in?
Tamara Manley: I've recently started using cloves in my hair regimen so I'm excited for this video!
Belle in Bloom: Great video! This looks amazing I’ve made an Ayurvedic clove oil and deep conditioner and love it in my natural hair routine
R Jones: I am definitely going to try this. My hair has gone through some changes. It feels and looks so much finer than it was just last year. So I hope this will help.
Joy Kassem: Can I substitute the grapeseed oil with any other oil say Shea oil, coconut oil etc?
Anika C: Thank you for sharing your recipe and process. I did notice one thing I thought might be useful. Your double boiling approach is a bit off. A proper double boiler does not allow the vessel holding your ingredients to touch the bottom of the pot. The vessel is suspended in the simmering water. If the bottom touches, the ingredients are being cooked at far higher heat. You obviously getting good results with the outcome of your process, but for more sensitive ingredients, you just need a vessel that is bigger than the opening of the pot. So that it only touches the washer, and not the bottom of the cooking pot. Hope this is useful.
ElegantPaws01: Love your practical and effective diys.
Fatoumata Mimi Camara: Thanks for this amazing hair recipe ❤ can we use dry rosemary leaves instead of the fresh one?
ExpatMom: I have my ingredients and plan to make this today. Thanks for the tutorial, and your baby girl is gorgeous with thick, beautiful hair
Cindy Gilbert: I just made this oil I’m going to add some of it to my Aunt Jackie’s Leave-In conditioner and I will put the rest of the oil in a bottle to use as hot oil treatment. It smells amazing thank you for sharing your recipe.
Janet Fain: I’m wondering if using clove oil and rosemary oil might be easier than blending and boiling the cloves and rosemary?
Phyllis Victor: Hi, I've been following your hair and I'm wondering, could this be used for relaxed hair as well.
Octie: Hi how often do you apply the leave in on your hair? Do you store the mix in the fridge and how long does it last until it gets off? Thanks
Kenyata Magette: We have just about the same texture of hair! I have been natural for a long time. I am going to try this! My goal is to grow my hair super long! Thank you!
Sylvia Gillam: Looks amazing - can't wait to try it!
Michaelle Prevalus: That's awesome! Thank you so much for sharing!! I'm using the same African Pride leave-in conditioner and my hair is in love with it. I have a question please. Can I use dried rosemary leaves instead of the fresh one? ❤
Janet Ndeanasia Mbene: Really great ingredients. I have baobab powder plenty here in East Africa. Will add some in the oil while double boiling. Hope it will be as beneficial. Thank you for sharing.
April: Wow 2 for 1 recipe. Sooo easy love simple method. Thanks
Unconditional Love: Thank you Can you use rosemary and clove essential oil instead ?
Grace Amoah: With the rosemary, can you use the dry one
Tiny Kitchen Big Flavor: I’m definitely making this, leave in conditioner, my hair texture has changed so much since I’ve gone gray, it appears to be dry and cores…I have tried lots of different conditioners but it seems to just make it dryer. I will be giving your recipe a try, but I will add aloe Vera to mine. Thank you for sharing I know how much time it takes to put these videos together as a YouTuber myself. Have a blessed day
Scorpiokiddo: Can you substitute the grapeseed oil with the olive oil????
Marie Beaver: Can I replace grapeseed oil with olive oil if I don’t have any grapeseed oil?
Pauline Maynard: Oh my goodness This whole process looks amazing I'm on it at this moment Thank you Proudmane Pauline
ProTrader: I would've blended the cloves and rosemary and THEN add them to the oil. But great video. Absolutely love it! I am certainly gonna try this out. Thanks a million.
Ashley Muhammad: Definitely gonna try this Love love love your hair videos I’ve retained so much length ☺️
Shanice: How long does the mixture last without going bad?
Mrs. St. Marie: Anyone experiencing breakouts when applying clove or certain herbs to scalp? Any suggestions?
Rina Ticson: Is it good for all skin/hair types. It looks and sounds like a great conditioning job
Alex Palacios Santos: noticed my hair thinning to stress, didn't want to use more industrial chemicals, so i made a rosemary clove hibiscus tea and thats what i've been applying every few days now
ElegantPaws01: I've made this and an infused oil. I also added stinging nettle and horsetail to the oil. Retention is up. Breakage is down.
delmaire dangleben: This looks soo good! Definitely got to try this . Thanks, curl friend
Anastasia: Is it okay to use avocado oil? ❤️
Daughter of Most High: Great vid !!! My hair and scalp has been super super dry from over use of henna. I’m going to try this. Thank you
Fengshui7: Very informative. Thanks!
Ladyofvirtue247: I have that same mixer with the attachments.Clove is the bees knees for hair growth..tfs!
Ambutu Newsone: I am definitely making this! Thank you,
PrudentWitnesses: I was just wondering……if you use clove as a leave in spray, would it be too much to also use it as a leave in conditioner as she made in the video? I ask because I think about protein over load when you use too much of it too often depending on your what your hair likes. TIA
TanyTany: I love this infusion, just what i need
Blasian K Curls: Wow your hair is gorgeous!! I will definitely try this!! Thank you for the video
GE Thompson: Where did you buy your mixer? What's the brand name? Do you have a web link? Thank you!
Lovely One: Hi!! I love how simple you make everything! I have low density, fine 3 B/C, high porosity hair. I was wondering if this recipe would make my hair look stringy? I’m concerned that with all the oil…I’ll look like a wet dog even when it completely dries.
Kim: So helpful thank you!
Brittany Henry: Hey what can be substituted for grapesed oil?
Latrice Jackson: Hi, can the oil be applied directly to the scalp?
Is Blessed: Definitely adding this to my arsenal because I am trying to achieve thick hair
[email protected] perkins: Thank you so much for Sharing. I'm definitely trying this and sharing it as well
Anita King: Omgg I've been looking for a leave in that does more then just moisturize plus my hair sheds alot being that I'm high porosity. I'm so glad I came across this video❤️❤️
Anya n: Please show this routine on your daughter's hair. She has more tight hair. Just to see how it works on different textured hair. You have soft textured hair
Hannah Pasikala: can i use olive oil instead of grapeseed oil?
Sherifatu Yahaya: Can I use sunflower oil, coconut oil or olive oil
Sonja Labanco: Can you also use the essential oils of clove and rosemary?
Devine Love: ✨ thank you I will try this and I love how informative you are ! Thank you CurLFriend✨
cv herrington: Can you use rosemary oil instead
chino chino: Can I use dry Rosemary leaves?
Esther Enyonam Woode: Great video. I'm wondering, won't there be any mold since the rosemary is in its fresh state.
Mar Blessed: If you allow to infuse for a few weeks, do you add anything to preserve the rosemary if using fresh herbs?
A Johnson: Cloves is the truth. I haven't seen growth yet, but my hair hair is soft every time. And it smells like big red gum
Bridgette Dawson: I'm making this asap. Beautiful hair. I have very thick course wavy hair and I literally feel like no condition gives it enough moisturizing....or.its so thick it feels gross. I'm very excited to try this out, thanks for sharing. I can't wait to smell this stuff.
Lisa Davinston: Thank you so much for this. Is this good for low porosity hair ?
jibrealyaaseen: I just love the fact that I finally found my hair twin … only difference my hair was once as long as yours but I have been losing hair for years… it could be many reason me being pregnant ten years straight…covid ..etc the dermatologist said. So I just have to be patient and wait for my hair to grow back/ women issues is redundant!!!!
SHAKE 22: Very creative I’m gonna make this ❤️❤️thank you for sharing
LOVE PEACE #unique: Excellent!! I’m so grateful for you guys an awesome tutorial, I just put for the first time fresh rosemary into my leaving conditioner. Now I put it rest for a couple weeks rosemary in all my products. a bomb
D-MAE FRANO: I was about to say “where can I buy this hair?” Lol!! Awesome job!
hoda119: thanks for sharing but can you just explain what is the benefit of using the cloves and rosemary since its not about nourishing the scalp but it's about mixing it with a styling cream ? thanks
Joycelyn Kelly-Gray: OMG, I love this I have to try this!!! ... Do you have a link to the hand mixer you're using? I also really love that.
Lana Lane: my hair growth has plateaued recently and I've definitely been looking for natural options for hydration and growth. Anything besides coconut oil b/c these store brands love coconut oil but it makes my scalp inflamed I'll definitely be trying this
Laura McKinney: How long does it take before I see results? How long did it take for you to notice a difference?
Kimberly Magobe: Can I use the oil as a moisturizer?
Emily Oliver: Thanks for the information it was very helpful!!!⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️
Edna Carradine: What other oils can be used , trying to do this today, and I don’t have grape seed oil . Thank you for this video , I’m 70 and suffer from hair loss.
Jay WhoLovesEveryone: Chiiiile, your hair is gorgeous!
Fabulous Jemylove: Can I use it on relaxed hair?
Habiba Ayman: Can I use any other oil or does it have to be grape seed only?????
Temilade Adebayo: God bless you for sharing this. Nice one. This is what I have been looking for, finally I have the recipe. Stay blessed.
tatenda tapomwa: What other oils can one use?
Lydia Ashley: I bet this smells amazing I wonder if I make the oil, will my hair smell like the herbs afterwards?
S C: Your hair looks amazing wish I had hair type like that
Behind Closed Doors Ministries: Your hair is so beautiful, thank you for this video.God bless!
Madi: You explain so well. Your hair is beautiful
Sheila Graham: Thank you so very much I will do this treatment.2 thumbs up and a big smile .
Hillary Zelada: Can you just use it as a spay without any of the leave in conditioner cream ?
jennifer: Does this work for all hair types? ✌️ ❤️
Naturally MarMar: I love the ingredients! I'll probably try this using a crock pot.
Jennifer Mallard: will this be good for type 4 hair?
Deborah Dash: As someone who just recently completed chemotherapy in January and trying to get my hair to grow back, can I add Aloe Vera and or Sage Oil?
ndip dora: Wow, I ll definitely try this
Mahlet: What oil can one use for thicker hair?
La-Shondra’s Essentials: I too make a great hair and body oil. I add it to all the products I use. Store bought products shampoos, conditioners, deep conditioners and products I make myself; I add my oil to them. Great video.
COC Naturals: Great content
Ivy's Crown HC: Thank you for this.
Ann Crane: I like everything about this as it's the "LCO in one without the three but three in one.
ElegantPaws01: Fantastic recipe.