Natural remedies

[sayian]

I need something as the soap to make the solution sticky.

And also I want to talk to herbaliser.... he shall decide how to change it after I tell him my 'secrets'

[nWo]

Sayian

I would leave using the Castile soap as its not needed. You may want to still use it to wash your hair after you've applied the topical. Obviously this is upto you but personally I'm using an organic shampoo free of such chemicals etc.

Also if you have any ideas please feel free to put them forward I have made changes to the topical myself.

[sayian]

Herbaliser , how can I pm you ? I have some ideas that would improve a lot your remedy. I really believe in your treatment even if I just started it. Alex

[sayian]

I googled it and found nothing. I spent money on this and I don't know if hydroxyethyl cellulose is safe or not.

[Onion Knight]

HELP

MY CASTILLE SOAP CONTAINS hydroxyethyl cellulose !

I can't find dr bronners castille soap in my country.

Is hydroxyethyl cellulose safe for my HAIR ????????????

Man bro... Relax... And read the forum like a normal person the soap isn't important so stop stressing. Also if u want to know go on google and ask him you will know I don't even know wtf is hydroxyelthyl look like a weird chemical I wouldn't touch it with a stick.

[sayian]

HELP

MY CASTILLE SOAP CONTAINS hydroxyethyl cellulose !

I can't find dr bronners castille soap in my country.

Is hydroxyethyl cellulose safe for my HAIR ????????????

[nWo]

For some of this topical herbaliser mashes up some fresh corriander and green tea and then adds it to the rest of the oils. I found this very messy and trying to wash out the bits of green tea and corriander out of my hair took ages.

So instead I mashed up some fresh corriander and some green tea put this In a bottle and added some water. I then left this for 24 hours. After this time i sieved out the green tea and corriander bits and was just left with the water. I stored this in the fridge and add a small amount to the topical before application.

[arashicage]

Arashicage

I use castor oil rather than pumpkinseed oil, so if you can get castor oil use that instead.

The Dr bronners soap helps to create a paste which is easy to apply to the hair. I no longer use Dr bronners soap in the topical and as a result it just means the oils drip down your forehead a little as they don't have that soap to keep everything together.
I would say Dr bronners isn't important to the topical so leave it out.

I use matcha green tea bags, sencha is fine as well.

Also I think anything can be added to this topical, it's all about trial and error, you don't have to copy everything to the exact formula.

Thanks nWo! Castor Oil is a lot cheaper here compared to Pumpkin Seed Oil, so good to know that you use that.

Will try to use other Castille Soap (more cheaper one) on first round, but will adjust like you did depending on experience.

[nWo]

Arashicage

I use castor oil rather than pumpkinseed oil, so if you can get castor oil use that instead.

The Dr bronners soap helps to create a paste which is easy to apply to the hair. I no longer use Dr bronners soap in the topical and as a result it just means the oils drip down your forehead a little as they don't have that soap to keep everything together.
I would say Dr bronners isn't important to the topical so leave it out.

I use matcha green tea bags, sencha is fine as well.

Also I think anything can be added to this topical, it's all about trial and error, you don't have to copy everything to the exact formula.

[arashicage]

I think this is a good idea as it makes the topical easier to prepare and apply. I have been using this topical for 5 weeks. Initially I followed the exact instructions but have since made some changes to make it more efficient.

Hi nWo,

How's your experience with the topical?

I'm still trying to find proper ingredients, cause Pumpkin Seed Oil is quite expensive as well as the Dr. Bronners here. Trying to see where I can get it cheap.

Already bought Spiriluna and started it though; I noticed I got more energy and overall feeling better compared to before. Chlorella is still being delivered.

Also, what Green Tea are you using? Is there a difference if we use Matcha vs Sencha? Or as long as its tea bags (and not lipton)?

[nWo]

I have seen you can buy high strength coriander powder and also essential oil coriander.

I think this is a good idea as it makes the topical easier to prepare and apply. I have been using this topical for 5 weeks. Initially I followed the exact instructions but have since made some changes to make it more efficient.

[doke]

I have seen you can buy high strength coriander powder and also essential oil coriander.

[doke]

Hi Herb instead of reading back everything I have a question 1. green tea how much do you put into the solution and is it dry green tea? 2. can you use dry coiander in the mix?
Now there is a guy on youtube that users lavender oil and he has had some regrowth could you add this, and also what about putting the ingredience into a blender and making a few days or weeks worth and store in the fridge?
The coriander thing you maybe able to get high strength powder to mix in.

[Onion Knight]

You guys have good points both of you . But battle between natural vs chemical is useless.

BaldingEagle as stupid it may seem for you you should let people do their natural treatments let them believe they may find a treatment that can help we never know .

Herbaliser yes help us with your natural treatment but stop going around and create fear on people who want to try the drugs the drug work yes. Is it safe? No. I understand you want to inform people about the drug but fallin in battle with every drug user is useless.

[BaldingEagle]

There is no new world order, you can relax now. It's going to be okay.