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Long natural hair secret from Chad in Africa : CHEBE POWDER



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I went to Chad to unveil the haircare secrets of an African ethnic group called the “Basara Arabs.” The Basara Arab women are known to have very long naturally coarse hair that famously goes passed their rear ends. They cover their hair in a home made mixture that keeps their hair super moisturized and lubricated which is the reason given for why they say their hair never breaks; even from childhood.

The ingredients are very specific to Chad and sudan. I’m not sure if the ingredients in the powders they use can be found anywhere in the West but we are selling the miw already made.

Directions:

– The first step is to get the hair wet so they do so using regular water and alternate between the scented oil/hair grease mix and the chebe powder mix until the hair is fully saturated. They then re-braid the hair and once that braid is done they wet it again with water. They repeat that routine every 3 to 5 days.

Some people may initially think that their hair length is due to genetics, after inquiring on the subject the women said that it was most definitely NOT due to genetics since they do not apply shébé powder mixture to their bangs which, in turn, stay short. However the parts of the hair which they do use the powder mixture on in their routine doesn’t break and grows very long and strong.

The texture of the hair do not look kinky because the weight of the powder relaxes the hair and gives it a curly appearance and with this weight the hair does not shrink. On the other hand, their fringes have a kinky texture.

First song is Chadian Arabic and the two others are Sudanese Arabic.
Song 1 : Un chanteur tchadien pecos
Song 2 : منتصر هلالية & شكر الله عزالدين – معزورة
Song 3 : منتصر هلالية و شكرالله عزالدين – القمر ليلة تمامو

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39 Comments

  1. Miss Sahel

    Hi guys after so many request I translated this video for my english speakers. Before asking a question please read the entire info box may be the answer to your question is in it. I did a FAQ video so please check it out https://youtu.be/3vqodfPSVRg xoxo

  2. Cale Cale

    I'm just noticing the Detangling technique they use. She finger Detangles before using a wide tooth comb with pointed teeth.🤓 Fascinating

  8. Lalina

    Keep it locked in a clay like substance. Alot of these tips have one thing in common. Protective style then leave it alone. Because our hair is more adapted to hot Africa, it naturally sheds easily. Unfortunately some of us want to be adventurous with our hairstyle. I'm not saying its impossible but it's difficult to have both length and constant hair manipulation with naturally 4c hair.

  10. Perla

    It’s amazing what can be done with such simple powders and protective styling

  21. Ikeria Scott

    “If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.” 2 Chronicles 7:14❤️ Please don’t take this lightly guys repent today, no day is promised so do it now, here’s the sign you’ve been looking for. God loves you and so do I❤️

  22. Aries

    Love/ enjoyed your video and knowledgeable information about the chad culture of hair growth. I appreciate you for this. I came across your channel after this two week journey of natural treatment to my hair. Stress and aggravation brought my hair out at the crown areas. Hair care providers call it alopecia. But I say stress, it is what it is. My hair texture is very very very curly and soak up moisture like a sponge. The best oil for my hair to help lock moisture is coconut oil. I would love to get this product, use it and have curls dripping down my back. Beautiful women in the video and the bond I see, priceless 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  24. Ki Peoples

    I hate how everyone is claiming they are bald in the front when it’s obviously a naturally high hairline. Ethiopians always are noticeable because of their high round forehead. Somalians have big foreheads too and also grow long shiny hair

  27. Katerinary

    Can anyone help on the list of ingredients? Can this paste be somehow repeated from the similar or the same ingredients found in the big city??

  29. KARMA

    Her edges are gone lots of balding. Too much pulling and the hair gets super heavy with that on which explains why she’s balding. Length doesn’t mean health

  33. Daphene White

    I have learned so much about how I need to start doing my hair and my daughters. Moisturize and oil every 5 days to retain health and length. Dry hair breaks.

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