Is Rice Water The Secret To Extreme Hair Growth?

Hi Beautiful! Today we learn about the fascinating truth about rice water. I'll show you how to make it and how it all works. Plus I'll give you my opinion on if I think it really works!

Video Editing By: Kris Edrosa

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[BradMondo]

Have you ever tried using rice water? Was it effective?

[christinamack]

I rlly appreciate that brad gave credit to the people who actually started this instead of someone who made it trendy

[MrsKim]

My Aunt started living off the grid several years ago. She was entering menopause and her stress level was over the top so decided to give it all up and leave the stress of society. She moved to the foot of the mountain, collects rainwater in barrels, and grows her own food. I swear, the time has gone backward for her. She looks 20 years younger, Her thin hair is now thick, full, and down to her waist. She uses only rainwater to bathe and cook. Her set up is a thingamajig to catch rainwater and run it through charcoal filters to purify it for drinking water. No stress, clean purified water, and a vegetarian lifestyle has changed her life. I'm convinced stress and bad food make a difference. She lives like these women, uses natural resources, and lives as stress-free in nature as possible.

[orangine]

3 pending assignments due tomorrow*
Me watching how to make rice water 😭

[ixedtea]

“My phone fell in water”
-rice
“My hair is damaged”
-rice
“My skin is oily”
-rice
“My sink is broken”
-rice



Or ramen

[maryk]

Also if rice water doesn't give us that result we were expecting, we should also consider their environment and diet. I don't think they eat processed or hormonal treated food. They spend a lot of time in nature as well and don't have the same kind of stress we have. That has a big impact.

[christinefink]

Going for that Disney Hades look? Because it’s 🔥 fire.

[wendyraye]

They also don’t bleach the heck out of their hair.

[acquaintedxo]

A few time stamps:
4:54 how to make rice water tutorial
6:56 how to apply to your hair

[UsonePrecious]

The Yao women’s hair look and grow like that because of genetics and I think we always forget that genetics is a thing in hair discussion.

[bugghead]

THE BLUE HAIR. THE BLUE HAIR IS EVERYHTHING.

[Mony_]

Not only china..; manymany asian country is eat rice daily. So for many years, we use rice water just to save we don’t)

[aishayassy]

Remember when we used to put our broken phones in rice?
Now we put our broken hair in rice 😃

[HexIsme]

"I'm not scared to say this shit is dumb, even if everybody likes it."

*The world needs more of this, so so badly.*

[sierraa]

Brad: "Hey Beautiful"
Serotonin levels 📈📈📈📈

[meganhansen]

I would like him to document someone trying this for a couple of months to see what happens!

[NicoleTaynicoletay]

The recipe for the Yao tribe is actually “washing glutinous rice, collect the water, boil it with pomelo or tangerine peels with tea oil or herbs until the mixture is a really cloudy white colour, ferment for 1 week”. Some people say glutinous rice is the key.

[zac]

Plot twist: When he says "Hey Beautiful", he is looking into himself in the mirror.

[ellievillafane]

am I the only one that thought he'd actually use the rice water?

[seviebrac]

You should do a series covering different hair care from around the world. Like the Himba people in Africa who use red clay to cover their hair.