I am installing my sister's microlocs for 1/3 the cost of sisterlocs. They told her that the cost is $1,000 to install sisterlocs due to the length of her hair. I know how to install & maintain locs using the palmrolling, braiding, twists, interlocking (with & without a tool) and 2-strand twists methods. I had locs for 3 years. A few methods I initially learned from watching RUclips videos. I have been doing locs (install & maintenance) for people since 2001. I started back when I was in college & had my locs. I am NOT a licensed/certified professional natural hair stylist but I am a woman who knows how to do locs & many other beautiful, healthy natural hair styles.
+Immortal Love Impressive. I'm sure you did your research, have gone through your learning curve, and have phenomenal work since your clientele is growing and people trust you with their hair. You are proof that one has to do their due diligence in cultivating a stunning head of locks or natural hair. Thank you for sharing. ;-)
+P. R. Charles thanks for all your videos,iv have locked my hair myself since february of 2014,i still do research as much as i can to be sure im not doing something to cause damage years from now,plus people have been asking me to lock their hair so im going to get as many books and DVDs as i can on the different locking system because i still dont think i know enough to give proper honor to micro locking,but i love natural hair care!
+LATONYA SMITH This is one of your excitements. Follow your excitement. Also it is always good to invest in yourself (your happiness, excitement, bliss, passions etc) and your business (training learning skill). Thank you for sharing your zest, love, and desire with others to help them explore their natural side. Namaste.
+TheDtfamu89 When my son broke my tool I used a yarn needle, upholstery needles, needle and thread...beaders, bought a nappylocs tool and ending up doing my own contraptions. I had shown some in one of my videos. It's whatever gets the job done to your satisfaction. Thanks for sharing :-)
Your hair is gorgeous! People spend their money on what is important to them, regardless of price. If I decide to get sisterlocks, I plan to save up and pay the price or take the class to learn how to do them myself.
I paid for sisterlocks once and refused to do it again. I am so thankful I went another route. I love my hair and it was free99 for me. To be fair I already knew what I was doing.
I went for 6 months and then started doing it on my own. 4 years now, but I really had to make sure I was doing it right. I still research now and again when I have a problem.
TheDtfamu89 Yes you had to do your due diligence. I understand fully. I've taken the retightening training and still picked up valuable info to complement the training from other sources. You are right continuous research always new things to learn.
Thanks for sharing your insights PR! Free information can be great BUT by virtue of being free there will be missing, critical info. You get what you pay for and as a culture we need to be prepared to INVEST in ourselves. Love your hairstyle too!
Becoming Poh Lin Thank you. I do believe fully in investing in myself. At the end of the day whatever I learn can never be taken away from me. What I do with the information is up to me ultimately. The key is having the purposeful information and serves me the most in a positive light. Thanks for sharing :-)
I love my sisterlocks but I cant afford it anymore. Im going to school full time and cut my hours down. I have been retightening myself and having so much difficulty. Its just so much my technician made them extremely tiny (the smallest size she could). I have a 3 pattern even though my hair is mature but there is a lot of slippage.
KiyahB Hey Kiyah. You'd need to learn how to maintain it and what to do to circumvent the slippage. You might have to combine them if it's too much locks to maintain. Yet again maintaining your locks is a journey and learning curve in and of itself. Your best bet is to talk to your consultant and let her know what's at hand and ask what is the next best step for you to maintain it yourself with less difficulty. I personally have clients that maintain their hair in-between visits with me and when they run into problems I offer suggestions. The point is to get the best info that applies or works for you whether free or paid. But you determine what information you are willing to choose to get your hands on to achieve your dream hair lifestyle. Understand that there still will be trouble shooting for your maintenance needs but having the thorough info that can lead you in the right direction is key. I pray for your success. Thanks for sharing :-)
queenbeethatme100 I have a 3 pattern but I don't think she used it all over my hair as my hair isn't a uniform texture. I always thought you should only use reverse 4 pattern when starting the locks.
queenbeethatme100 Love what you are sharing thank you. People need to be aware of the options and info of what's out there...or what they are getting their hair into. Thanks again queenbeethatme100 :-)
queenbeethatme100 I agree it is more that just hair. I tell people all the time that something happened to me on an emotional, physical, mental, spiritual level when I locked my hair. Self acceptance is deeper that just hair. Thanks again for sharing this. This is more confirmation that life and how we groom ourselves is indeed deep and a reflection of our state of mind and being. Namaste my beautiful friend. :-)
I've been watching your videos for a while now and I really like to install sisterlocks. Here in Germany there is only one consultant but she is very far from where I am. Can you please recommend a DIY that I can use?
Sure +Simply Gifty. Go to www.nappynhappy.com. I'd buy the the kit (the book and DVD and tool etc) Watch and read it a couple of times and take my time and install. Even if it took me a month to do it. Had a friend that took this route say 5 years ago. She became impatient and installed them too big and regrets it now. Take your time. You are worth the wait. Hope this helps. Thanks for sharing =)
Hi, Prince Charles, I have two questions: As you have over a 10 years journey I was wondering how old are you? The other question is: Where do you live? I saw that you are now certificated as a sister-locks.
I've watched almost all your videos but this disappointed me. You can find everything you need to start dread locks on your own here on RUclips. Before RUclips people were locking, before sisterlocks were trademarked people were locking and interlocking for that matter. Doesn't matter the reason a person doesn't want to pay, dread locking was free long before all of this. I have sisterlocks and also paid to attend the retightening class so I could DYI. I agree we should be informed before locking but that information can be found free of charge here and on the net
ilv2laugh maybe my video wasn't too clear. I have no issue with free. If I could find a training or couple of videos out there including all the information for free cool. The issue is that people don't know what to ask besides what locking pattern? They aren't aware of what they don't know. I took the retightening SL training and DIY'd my hair, people came up to me and asked me to do theirs. I said no. I only knew how to maintain my hair. They would insist for me to do it because I knew a pattern or how to interlock. They just didn't knowing there was more to just interlocking the hair. I didn't do it because I knew it was deeper than that to achieve the look they were aiming to for. When I took the trainee/consultant training. It proved big time there was a difference. Even in how I maintained my hair. As I have stated in this video no reason someone can't have a beautiful head of hair. Do their due diligence. Free may mean searching and searching all over the place. And not knowing what to look for or ask besides...can you show me how you lock your hair? Thought It was easier to buy a book, dvd, or training on it (meaning self paced). Hopefully lot of the issues that can come with installation will be addressed. There were so many nuances to how one wants their locks to look and behave. I figured it was easier to find a book or system, it could be a video on youtube that told you more about installing locks than hey use this pattern to lock hair. I'm agreeing with you. It would be nice to be more informed. This is 2015 there is so much out there compared to when I had my install in 2002. So there may be a lot out there that is free to learn that gives the whole picture for the task ahead. I want people to know they have to pay something. Either cash or sweat equity. But Due diligence is required anyway. Seek to understand what's involved and required. This video may have disappointed you...it's okay. I appreciate you were authentically honest with me and gave valuable feed back. You engaged in a conversation with me, I thank you for that, and you shared your valuable experience. Thanks again for sharing my friend. Namaste.
+Laffenwright Lol you said cult. Yeah it can appear so to some at times. Here is my take. People asked me if my hair would still be considered sisterlocks because I diy'd myself all these years even though I took the retightening class. . Some people say if the tool isn't used then it isn't sisterlocks. Other's say it's the grid. Locks look like locs. Either micro or small, small medium, medium medium large etc. especially when done to have a full head of small style-able locks the flow and silhouette is the same. Very slight slight nuances some locks look flatter than others. Some are more twisty but at the end of the day similar. What difference does it make?...The difference is to the wearer. Wether they want to pay for it through the nose or not. The difference is to the Diyer whether they want to do it themselves or not. Some people pay plenty other put in a lot of sweat equity. TO each her own. That is the best path chosen at the time for the person. The difference is also doing the research whether financially, skill wise, technique, etc. At the end of the day. Anyone can have a head of beautiful locks whether sisterlocked, home cultured, salon cultured, interlocked, latched using different types of locking patterns or not. "Aye allyuh do your research (translation - all of you out there do your research). This hair lifestyle is an investment of time, energy, money (no matter how little or how grand. +Laffenwright thank you so much for sharing. I appreciate your perspective and experience it opens up the channel for honest discussion and the sharing of different points of view.
+P. R. Charles I believe in some people there may be identity and racial issues. people who do not think twice about buying sliders at Kona grill or Cheesecake factory and would never sound off (white castle and Krystal are cheaper) or who would not dream of blonding there hair with clorox (a lot cheaper) or wearing wrangler jeans from Walmart would BEGRUDGE a few other black women trying to make a living and promoting a brand. I MO some people are so conditioned that they would nickel and dime other blacks but run over themselves buying brand names in food and clothing and everything else by everyone else I agree to each his own and a simple tool use does not make or break a brand. I am an old school AKA.. (1979) SKEE WEE. BABY! I would be proud to be in a sisterlocks "cult" but honestly feel it is more like a sisterhood or sorority than a cult. We worship no method or person but like my college sorority we just have very high standards that not everyone can or even want to meet. "do you" but as black people we need to. STOP knocking anyone else's hustle just because we are on or must be on a tight budget.
@@queenbeethatsme1005 At the end of the day queenbee all locks look the same. The grid isn't as important as you try to make it out to me. Its simply to part. More than likely its also to accomdate based on the density on the part of the head. The price doesn't bother me much. It was always the attitude. Sisterlocks arent all that. If it were peoppe woukd see a difference but they don't lol and also dryness is based according to the person. Ive seen a lady with hair dry as the desert and she had sisterlocks. There are plenty of people with micros who don't use much of anything on their hair. The information is cute. The interlocking method is already out for people to read on. There are books on it and videos. The grids whole point is to accomdate based on the density as well as have neat parting systems. Hair type truly doesnt matter because caucasions barely do this thing. Most of the people looking for diys. Have 4c hair. The attitude is very nasty. I like pr charles because she doesnt act like shes better than anyone simply because she has sisterlocks. And the reason its seen as a cult is because of the fear of any information going out to the public. Its not that valuable for me to sign a contract on lol. Why? If you do proper research. You can do a great job. Idk. Maybe you should humble yourself because at the end of the day people want to look presentablr and if u have to look at someones scalp to see they have sisterlocks. Your information is useless.
Hiya, how did you start your locs? I've just come across your video and I have yet to look through your videos and I'm sorry if you e answered this question in another video. I'm going to start locs, but wondering which system to use and am using my "sweat equity" to find the right one for me 😁
Hey Ruth How are you? Welcome to my channel. I'm on the sisterlocks system. If you are using sweat equity start your search with Happy and Nappy (google them). There are probably more systems our there now. She's been doing her thing for years and her system is petty affordable and much knowledge is shared. Hope this helps.
Just a question. If someone had tailbone length loose curly hair how much is installation? I'm going to guess over a grand right? My hair is very long and I had free form locks 15 years ago and it wasn't really what I wanted and at my age I want something that will work with my texture better.
Yes +Nina Joy it would be well over a grand. More like over 2 or 3. Now many consultants charge by the inch so.... that should tell you. Girrrl better to cut it and then install. If you want it to be more affordable. Hope this helps. Thanks for sharing =)
Hallelujah +queenbeethatme 100! Nothing but the truth. Too much too much. The longest I have done is 15 inches of hair and it was pretty densely pack. It is work!! it lengthens the process so much. Funny thing about this is that you can't goof off doing the work. The hours pass and the results are in. To install locs you work constantly, In order to finish in a timely manner. You are highlighting the truth. Most people would not pay. That's for sharing my friend. ❤️❤️
You could always do it yourself and do braidlocs. Put a bunch of micro braids in your hair, let it loc, and maintain it by interlocking. That is what I did and my hair is long too but not as long as yours. Braidlocs have a similar look to sisterlocs, depending on how small you braid your hair; the only difference with sisterlocs is the grid pattern.
I want some locks... but I always want to keep my ends curly. so I was wondering if I get it done, it finally locks, could I comb out the ends a little to give the ends to curl? when it gets longer, I wanted a cut to frame my face but I would still want to comb my ends out and put product on it to keep it curly. is that possible?
+Temickab b if you have naturally curly hair that would be a natural occurrence for you. It just depends on the deepness and tightness of the curl. Yes it is possible if your hair is fully locked. Now mind you I have seen people who have a looser curl cut their locks and it naturally unravels. If you hair is cut short into a short haircut (I've seen sections of it unravel completely). If you are willing to put in the time and effort anything can be figured out to your liking. Thanks for sharing :-)
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you have the best looking sisterlocks i have ever seen
Thank you Charla! =) Thanks for sharing =)
I am installing my sister's microlocs for 1/3 the cost of sisterlocs. They told her that the cost is $1,000 to install sisterlocs due to the length of her hair. I know how to install & maintain locs using the palmrolling, braiding, twists, interlocking (with & without a tool) and 2-strand twists methods. I had locs for 3 years. A few methods I initially learned from watching RUclips videos. I have been doing locs (install & maintenance) for people since 2001. I started back when I was in college & had my locs. I am NOT a licensed/certified professional natural hair stylist but I am a woman who knows how to do locs & many other beautiful, healthy natural hair styles.
+Immortal Love Impressive. I'm sure you did your research, have gone through your learning curve, and have phenomenal work since your clientele is growing and people trust you with their hair. You are proof that one has to do their due diligence in cultivating a stunning head of locks or natural hair. Thank you for sharing. ;-)
+P. R. Charles thanks for all your videos,iv have locked my hair myself since february of 2014,i still do research as much as i can to be sure im not doing something to cause damage years from now,plus people have been asking me to lock their hair so im going to get as many books and DVDs as i can on the different locking system because i still dont think i know enough to give proper honor to micro locking,but i love natural hair care!
+LATONYA SMITH This is one of your excitements. Follow your excitement. Also it is always good to invest in yourself (your happiness, excitement, bliss, passions etc) and your business (training learning skill). Thank you for sharing your zest, love, and desire with others to help them explore their natural side. Namaste.
the price is understanding because of the labor...anything that requires a lot of someone's time n energy you'll have to pay for it.
Hey +Ne Shay! You know and understand perfectly! LOL thanks for sharing. 🙂🙂
It's crazy when my mother got them they were only $200 (23yrs ago)
I also found that a yarn needle that I cut and then rounded the ends with an Emory board worked the best for me because I could manipulate it better.
+TheDtfamu89 When my son broke my tool I used a yarn needle, upholstery needles, needle and thread...beaders, bought a nappylocs tool and ending up doing my own contraptions. I had shown some in one of my videos. It's whatever gets the job done to your satisfaction. Thanks for sharing :-)
Your hair is gorgeous! People spend their money on what is important to them, regardless of price. If I decide to get sisterlocks, I plan to save up and pay the price or take the class to learn how to do them myself.
+HairCandy Kina Thank you. Tried to comment earlier and it wouldn't let me. So hopefully it will post! Thanks for sharing =)
It posted!!!! Giddy over here! LOL
I paid for sisterlocks once and refused to do it again. I am so thankful I went another route. I love my hair and it was free99 for me. To be fair I already knew what I was doing.
I went for 6 months and then started doing it on my own. 4 years now, but I really had to make sure I was doing it right. I still research now and again when I have a problem.
TheDtfamu89 Yes you had to do your due diligence. I understand fully. I've taken the retightening training and still picked up valuable info to complement the training from other sources. You are right continuous research always new things to learn.
Thanks so much for this video, it was much appreciated! Love your sisterlocks btw.. I'm inspired.
Thank you Sarama Rolle. Thank for the loc and video love. That was my goal- to share, and inspire. Thank you for sharing. 🙂
Thanks for sharing your insights PR! Free information can be great BUT by virtue of being free there will be missing, critical info. You get what you pay for and as a culture we need to be prepared to INVEST in ourselves. Love your hairstyle too!
Becoming Poh Lin Thank you. I do believe fully in investing in myself. At the end of the day whatever I learn can never be taken away from me. What I do with the information is up to me ultimately. The key is having the purposeful information and serves me the most in a positive light. Thanks for sharing :-)
Sooo Happy To Have Found this Channel, I Have Been wanting to Watch your Videos On #NaturalHair Woot!
Tara Woodruff Thanks Tara. Thanks for visiting me.
I love watching your vlogs your hair is beautiful! I really enjoy the knowledge you share, keep up the good work sista.
Hey +GiGi Corleone!! Thank you so much!! Appreciate the love! Thanks for sharing 🙂🙂
I love 💜 her Hair..Bless you sister. we see God loves you 🌼
+ALBERTA/ BERTA Thank you. Thank you also for sharing. :-)
They are beautiful. But you'll have to have them for life.
Beautiful
hi you have beautiful locks. thanks for the videos. I'm just curious. i hear a little "twang" in your accent..are you west Indian by chance?
+jewel bonaparte Yes. Thanks for the love a and feedback. :-)
ok great! i'm Trinidadian, so i was just wondering. k take care.
I love my sisterlocks but I cant afford it anymore. Im going to school full time and cut my hours down. I have been retightening myself and having so much difficulty. Its just so much my technician made them extremely tiny (the smallest size she could). I have a 3 pattern even though my hair is mature but there is a lot of slippage.
KiyahB Hey Kiyah. You'd need to learn how to maintain it and what to do to circumvent the slippage. You might have to combine them if it's too much locks to maintain. Yet again maintaining your locks is a journey and learning curve in and of itself. Your best bet is to talk to your consultant and let her know what's at hand and ask what is the next best step for you to maintain it yourself with less difficulty. I personally have clients that maintain their hair in-between visits with me and when they run into problems I offer suggestions. The point is to get the best info that applies or works for you whether free or paid. But you determine what information you are willing to choose to get your hands on to achieve your dream hair lifestyle. Understand that there still will be trouble shooting for your maintenance needs but having the thorough info that can lead you in the right direction is key. I pray for your success. Thanks for sharing :-)
queenbeethatme100 I have a 3 pattern but I don't think she used it all over my hair as my hair isn't a uniform texture. I always thought
you should only use reverse 4 pattern when starting the locks.
KiyahB Different needs call for different measures.
queenbeethatme100 Love what you are sharing thank you. People need to be aware of the options and info of what's out there...or what they are getting their hair into. Thanks again queenbeethatme100 :-)
queenbeethatme100 I agree it is more that just hair. I tell people all the time that something happened to me on an emotional, physical, mental, spiritual level when I locked my hair. Self acceptance is deeper that just hair. Thanks again for sharing this. This is more confirmation that life and how we groom ourselves is indeed deep and a reflection of our state of mind and being. Namaste my beautiful friend. :-)
I've been watching your videos for a while now and I really like to install sisterlocks. Here in Germany there is only one consultant but she is very far from where I am. Can you please recommend a DIY that I can use?
Sure +Simply Gifty. Go to www.nappynhappy.com. I'd buy the the kit (the book and DVD and tool etc) Watch and read it a couple of times and take my time and install. Even if it took me a month to do it. Had a friend that took this route say 5 years ago. She became impatient and installed them too big and regrets it now. Take your time. You are worth the wait. Hope this helps. Thanks for sharing =)
+P. R. Charles Thank you so much, really appreciate your time and effort.
Simply Gifty check out my page...I have a great tutorial
love that style. need a tutorial, please.
LocdnLovely nLuscious I got you :-)
Thank you so much for an objective opinion on this, very useful information gained
Excellent information. Thank you.
Hi, Prince Charles, I have two questions: As you have over a 10 years journey I was wondering how old are you?
The other question is: Where do you live? I saw that you are now certificated as a sister-locks.
I've watched almost all your videos but this disappointed me. You can find everything you need to start dread locks on your own here on RUclips. Before RUclips people were locking, before sisterlocks were trademarked people were locking and interlocking for that matter. Doesn't matter the reason a person doesn't want to pay, dread locking was free long before all of this. I have sisterlocks and also paid to attend the retightening class so I could DYI. I agree we should be informed before locking but that information can be found free of charge here and on the net
ilv2laugh maybe my video wasn't too clear. I have no issue with free. If I could find a training or couple of videos out there including all the information for free cool. The issue is that people don't know what to ask besides what locking pattern? They aren't aware of what they don't know. I took the retightening SL training and DIY'd my hair, people came up to me and asked me to do theirs. I said no. I only knew how to maintain my hair.
They would insist for me to do it because I knew a pattern or how to interlock. They just didn't knowing there was more to just interlocking the hair. I didn't do it because I knew it was deeper than that to achieve the look they were aiming to for. When I took the trainee/consultant training. It proved big time there was a difference. Even in how I maintained my hair. As I have stated in this video no reason someone can't have a beautiful head of hair. Do their due diligence. Free may mean searching and searching all over the place. And not knowing what to look for or ask besides...can you show me how you lock your hair? Thought It was easier to buy a book, dvd, or training on it (meaning self paced). Hopefully lot of the issues that can come with installation will be addressed.
There were so many nuances to how one wants their locks to look and behave. I figured it was easier to find a book or system, it could be a video on youtube that told you more about installing locks than hey use this pattern to lock hair. I'm agreeing with you. It would be nice to be more informed.
This is 2015 there is so much out there compared to when I had my install in 2002. So there may be a lot out there that is free to learn that gives the whole picture for the task ahead. I want people to know they have to pay something. Either cash or sweat equity. But Due diligence is required anyway. Seek to understand what's involved and required.
This video may have disappointed you...it's okay. I appreciate you were authentically honest with me and gave valuable feed back. You engaged in a conversation with me, I thank you for that, and you shared your valuable experience. Thanks again for sharing my friend. Namaste.
queenbeethatme100 Good God!! YOU are a breath of fresh air and truth. Thank you :-) Thank you for sharing. You said this better than I could. :-)
+Laffenwright Lol you said cult. Yeah it can appear so to some at times. Here is my take. People asked me if my hair would still be considered sisterlocks because I diy'd myself all these years even though I took the retightening class. . Some people say if the tool isn't used then it isn't sisterlocks. Other's say it's the grid. Locks look like locs. Either micro or small, small medium, medium medium large etc. especially when done to have a full head of small style-able locks the flow and silhouette is the same. Very slight slight nuances some locks look flatter than others. Some are more twisty but at the end of the day similar. What difference does it make?...The difference is to the wearer. Wether they want to pay for it through the nose or not. The difference is to the Diyer whether they want to do it themselves or not. Some people pay plenty other put in a lot of sweat equity. TO each her own. That is the best path chosen at the time for the person. The difference is also doing the research whether financially, skill wise, technique, etc. At the end of the day. Anyone can have a head of beautiful locks whether sisterlocked, home cultured, salon cultured, interlocked, latched using different types of locking patterns or not. "Aye allyuh do your research (translation - all of you out there do your research). This hair lifestyle is an investment of time, energy, money (no matter how little or how grand. +Laffenwright thank you so much for sharing. I appreciate your perspective and experience it opens up the channel for honest discussion and the sharing of different points of view.
+P. R. Charles I believe in some people there may be identity and racial issues. people who do not think twice about buying sliders at Kona grill or Cheesecake factory and would never sound off (white castle and Krystal are cheaper) or who would not dream of blonding there hair with clorox (a lot cheaper) or wearing wrangler jeans from Walmart would BEGRUDGE a few other black women trying to make a living and promoting a brand.
I MO some people are so conditioned that they would nickel and dime other blacks but run over themselves buying brand names in food and clothing and everything else by everyone else
I agree to each his own and a simple tool use does not make or break a brand. I am an old school AKA.. (1979) SKEE WEE. BABY!
I would be proud to be in a sisterlocks "cult" but honestly feel it is more like a sisterhood or sorority than a cult. We worship no method or person but like my college sorority we just have very high standards that not everyone can or even want to meet. "do you" but as black people we need to. STOP knocking anyone else's hustle just because we are on or must be on a tight budget.
@@queenbeethatsme1005 At the end of the day queenbee all locks look the same. The grid isn't as important as you try to make it out to me. Its simply to part. More than likely its also to accomdate based on the density on the part of the head. The price doesn't bother me much. It was always the attitude. Sisterlocks arent all that. If it were peoppe woukd see a difference but they don't lol and also dryness is based according to the person. Ive seen a lady with hair dry as the desert and she had sisterlocks. There are plenty of people with micros who don't use much of anything on their hair. The information is cute. The interlocking method is already out for people to read on. There are books on it and videos. The grids whole point is to accomdate based on the density as well as have neat parting systems. Hair type truly doesnt matter because caucasions barely do this thing. Most of the people looking for diys. Have 4c hair. The attitude is very nasty. I like pr charles because she doesnt act like shes better than anyone simply because she has sisterlocks. And the reason its seen as a cult is because of the fear of any information going out to the public. Its not that valuable for me to sign a contract on lol. Why? If you do proper research. You can do a great job. Idk. Maybe you should humble yourself because at the end of the day people want to look presentablr and if u have to look at someones scalp to see they have sisterlocks. Your information is useless.
I maintained my when I had locs but they were just small locs. Not sister locs. I don’t think I could maintain the sister locs myself
I love your hair.
What state are you located? If it’s not a million miles away I’ll travel for the correct loc installment
Hiya, how did you start your locs? I've just come across your video and I have yet to look through your videos and I'm sorry if you e answered this question in another video. I'm going to start locs, but wondering which system to use and am using my "sweat equity" to find the right one for me 😁
Hey Ruth How are you? Welcome to my channel. I'm on the sisterlocks system. If you are using sweat equity start your search with Happy and Nappy (google them). There are probably more systems our there now. She's been doing her thing for years and her system is petty affordable and much knowledge is shared. Hope this helps.
Just a question. If someone had tailbone length loose curly hair how much is installation? I'm going to guess over a grand right? My hair is very long and I had free form locks 15 years ago and it wasn't really what I wanted and at my age I want something that will work with my texture better.
Yes +Nina Joy it would be well over a grand. More like over 2 or 3. Now many consultants charge by the inch so.... that should tell you. Girrrl better to cut it and then install. If you want it to be more affordable. Hope this helps. Thanks for sharing =)
Hallelujah +queenbeethatme 100! Nothing but the truth. Too much too much. The longest I have done is 15 inches of hair and it was pretty densely pack. It is work!! it lengthens the process so much. Funny thing about this is that you can't goof off doing the work. The hours pass and the results are in. To install locs you work constantly, In order to finish in a timely manner. You are highlighting the truth. Most people would not pay. That's for sharing my friend. ❤️❤️
You could always do it yourself and do braidlocs. Put a bunch of micro braids in your hair, let it loc, and maintain it by interlocking. That is what I did and my hair is long too but not as long as yours. Braidlocs have a similar look to sisterlocs, depending on how small you braid your hair; the only difference with sisterlocs is the grid pattern.
I want some locks... but I always want to keep my ends curly.
so I was wondering if I get it done, it finally locks, could I comb out the ends a little to give the ends to curl? when it gets longer, I wanted a cut to frame my face but I would still want to comb my ends out and put product on it to keep it curly.
is that possible?
+Temickab b if you have naturally curly hair that would be a natural occurrence for you. It just depends on the deepness and tightness of the curl. Yes it is possible if your hair is fully locked. Now mind you I have seen people who have a looser curl cut their locks and it naturally unravels. If you hair is cut short into a short haircut (I've seen sections of it unravel completely). If you are willing to put in the time and effort anything can be figured out to your liking. Thanks for sharing :-)
P. R. Charles thank you.. I have 4b and 4c hair tiny S shape curls.
+Temickab b You're good :-)
+P. R. Charles yay thanks.
Temicka Noney Q
Thx for making this video.
We're did you get your locks done
Where are you located? Are you in Georgia?
Where are you located?
If you freeform all you need is shampoo and water. And use your fingers to pull a part locs. No need to spend hundreds of dollars.
Thanks +Danyelle Belbin! We have so many options being loc'd. Thanks for sharing 😀
You have lovely hair....but I detect a Dominican accent...which is wonderful!
Dirty how u wash your hair I wash my hair everyday