Vybz Holistic Hair Care & Natural Living
By 10X Pod Group
Categories: Arts, Fashion & Beauty, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Natural hair care, DIY skincare and natural living, with practical ideas for your hair, body, home and kitchen.Join Amara, the AI-created host of Vybz Holistic, for conversations about 4C hair routines, scalp care, hair oils, homemade body butters, herbal traditions, natural home recipes, Caribbean food, teas and everyday wellness.We explore the reasons behind the routines and ingredients, with attention to different needs, practical choices and the questions worth asking before you try something new.From your wash day to your kitchen and the products you make at home, this is a space to learn, get curious and bring natural living into everyday life.Don’t talk it. Live it.
18 episodes indexed on PodSearch.
Recent episodes
- How do you choose a pre-poo step for your wash day?
Choose a pre-poo that fits your hair: an oil that travels inside the strand, a conditioner that gives slip, or a kitchen mix with olive oil in it. The full guide from the dry strand to the rinse, with the amounts, the timing and the mistakes.The episode explains hygral fatigue - the swelling and…
- How do you fit gentle scalp massage into wash day?
Fit a gentle scalp massage into the wash you already do: about five minutes with the pads of your fingertips, in three places - before the water, in the shampoo, and with the conditioner. No new hour in the week; just the right places, the right hands, and the rules that protect your hair.The…
- How do you choose the first step for a fabric stain?
Choose the first step for a fabric stain by its family: protein wants cold water, oil wants hot, tannin wants detergent and never soap, and dye climbs the ladder toward bleach. The stain on the shirt tells you its family, and the family tells you the water.The episode starts with the moves that…
- How do you choose a leave-in without buildup?
How to read a leave-in label so your hair stays soft instead of coated: which silicones rinse off with plain water, which ones need a shampoo, and which ingredients limit themselves. A one-word-at-a-time guide, plus the clarifying wash that clears a layer that has already built.The episode…
- Hair Growth vs Length Retention: How Do You Count the Difference?
Growth and length retention are two different numbers, and a ruler tells them apart: about one centimetre a month is what the root adds, while what you keep depends on everything that touches the strand between trims. This episode gives you the monthly count that separates the two.It follows the…
- How do you balance a sorrel drink without excess sweetness?
Balance a Jamaican sorrel drink without excess sweetness: build the pot with no sugar in it at all, then add sugar last and slowly, in quarter-cup steps, tasting as you go. The classic seven-cup pot lands at three and a half teaspoons of sugar in a glass instead of seven.The episode explains what…
- How do you set a heat-free style that suits your routine?
Five heat-free styles with the real steps, and four questions that pick the one that fits your week: twist-out, Bantu knot-out, flexi rod set, braid-out and wash-and-go. Every style is a trade - hands-on time, drying time, days it lasts, and pull on your scalp - and the episode names each trade…
- How do you keep a body scrub batch clean and usable?
Keep a sugar body scrub batch clean and usable from the first scoop to the last: a completely dry jar, a dry spoon, the classic two-to-one sugar-and-oil mix, and the signs that end a batch. The full hygiene routine for a product you make with no preservative.The episode washes the jar, dries it…
- How much castor oil belongs in a simple hair routine?
How much castor oil belongs in a simple hair routine: the blend in the jar, the amount on your head, the hours it stays on, and the washes it takes to come out. Four amounts, one wash day, from the bottle to the rinse.The episode opens with the blends - one teaspoon of castor to two of coconut for…
- How do you plan your first small candle batch?
Plan your first small candle batch on paper before the pot gets warm: wax weight, fragrance percent, wick size, two temperatures, cure time and the test burn. Two jars that differ in one thing only give you the wick choice nobody can make for you.The episode sizes the wax by the jar - fluid ounces…
- How Do You Dry and Store Kitchen Herbs?
Dry and store kitchen herbs so every jar you fill stays dry, strong and good to cook with: when to cut, how to hang, when to use the dehydrator, and the jar rules that stop mold. From the Sunday cut of thyme to the labelled jar in the cupboard.The episode splits herbs into the two families that…
- How do you cost a small handmade soap batch?
What one handmade soap bar really costs you, line by line: oils, lye, scent, packaging, your hands, and the fees hidden in the sale. A worked example that ends with the shelf price that actually pays you.The episode builds a two-pound lavender loaf - sixty percent olive oil, thirty percent…
- How do you pour a soy candle at home without frosting or sinking?
Pour a soy candle that sets smooth and burns clean. The full walk from the double boiler to the second pour, with the plain fixes for the four things that go wrong: frosting, wet spots, the sinkhole by the wick, and smoke.The episode sets up a safe table first, then melts the wax gently to one…
- How do you care for brows without overworking them?
One month of brow care that stops the overplucking cycle: the growth clock, the map, the Sunday trim and pull, and the fill that finishes the look. A routine you can actually follow, week by week.A brow hair runs a three-to-four-month growth cycle, and plucking twice a week is working against it…
- How do you build an evening routine for textured hair and skin?
An evening routine for textured hair and skin that fits in twenty minutes: five minutes at the sink, fifteen for your hair, and the room set for sleep before either. The full order, counted minute by minute, so your hair and skin carry something good into tomorrow.The episode builds the routine in…
- How do you plan a simple starter-loc wash routine?
A simple wash routine for starter locs, from the first wash two to four weeks after install to the six-month mark: a clean stocking cap, a diluted residue-free shampoo, downward rinsing and full drying. The whole plan, in order, from the day the coils are still fragile to the day they start to…
- How Do You Use African Black Soap Without Drying Out Your Skin?
How to use African black soap without the tight, dry feeling: a small piece of the bar, a lather worked in wet hands, a thorough rinse, and moisturiser while your skin is still a little damp. That is the whole routine, and this episode gives you the reason behind every step of it.The episode…
- How do you make and store clove water for hair care?
A fresh clove water rinse for wash day, made the simple way: two tablespoons of whole cloves, two cups of boiling water, one hour of steeping. You get the master recipe, a stronger simmered version, a clove-and-rosemary scalp spray and a hibiscus rinse for a deep red finish.The episode explains…
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