Chad Zuber

I Washed My Hair with Yucca… Then Cut It with a Stone

How do you cut your hair? How does he shave? How does he cut his nails? All those things can primitively be done with a simple stone cutting tool, but it isn't a pleasant experience. If fact, it is rather painful. On the other hand, washing my hair with natural yucca leaf shampoo is easy and relaxing. Survival isn't just about being tough, it's about taking care of your tools. Your body and all parts of it are essential tools for survival and it all needs to be cared for in order to function at optimal levels. For about six years I've washed my hair with yucca leaves. I noticed significant positive changes in the health of my hair in scalp during this period. I have also cut my own hair during this time as well, thus saving money on haircuts. Are my haircuts the best? No. But nobody has ever suspected that I cut my own hair, so that's good enough for me. In this video I show exactly how I care for my hair in a completely natural environment. If you don't have access to yucca leaves, there are many other plant species with high levels of saponins that can be used instead of yucca. I encourage you to research what native plants exist in your area. Unlock your primal instincts and thrive with the Primal Tendencies app: https://studio.com/chad/primal My favorite alternative to being barefoot are Luna Sandals. Enjoy 10% off the new LUNA Chanclas! https://lunasandals.com/CHADZUBER Sign up for my newsletter: http://eepurl.com/jfZxG-/ Check out my ebook here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DC5FN3K9 Key moments: 00:00 Gathering yucca leaves 02:16 Processing yucca leaves at the stream 05:31 Mixing the contents of the shampoo 06:27 Washing my hair naturally 08:40 Flintknapping / making simple cutting tools 10:35 Combing my hair with a fish vertebrae 11:49 Cutting my hair with a stone blade 14:00 Combing my new hair style 15:20 Relaxing in my hammock Music credits: Drums of the Deep by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/