It's nice to hear a professional that doesn't instantly hate 2 point rotations. I've been told it's bad because it gives a looser look, but then no one follows up on why that's bad if you like the look... I have fine 4a hair that's been dying to loc my whole life so I'm not too concerned about anything coming apart, and higher volume is appealing, though I will keep an eye on it and not be hard headed if I need to up the rotation haha
First of all, were you listening inside my home about 4 days ago?? Cuz mind your business. Lol I JUST started considering self reties after 3 years of being interlocked AND wanted to do the 2-pt rotation and then this video popped up on my feed as soon as I came on YT to look at something else. You nosey chile. 😂😂 And while watching, I came to the comments to ask if I could switch from 4 to 2 and while I was typing my question, you were answering it. Lol This is too funny. Thanks for the information. This is exactly what I didn't know I needed until I saw this. ❤
My strands are fine and I wanted my hair to look fuller so I do a 2 point rotation. It's also easier as I self retighten, as you mentioned. I love it! With practice I have cut down my retightening time drastically. Thank you for all the info!
Just started my loc journey over this time with micros. I’ll be using the 2pt this time around because I have fine hair and I don’t want my retie to take forever. 😂
I started my own/maintain my own. Started with 4-point and switched to 2 for the very reasons you said. I don't have dense hair. I was concerned the 4-point might make my locs look to thin or narrow. It's also easier, quicker.😊 Love your channel.
Thank you for this! I love your videos and your work; always so informative and professional! Thank you and bless you for providing education and great info!!🎉❤
Your loc videos is exactly what I need. Been looking through various videos, but you have everything on your channel that I need. Thank you for sharing luv 😊
Great video Pauline, I’m a Diyer & self maintain been 4 years now. I use the 2pt rotation also for reasons you gave, with my hair I noticed that it shrinks up a lot as that rotation curls up on itself, have you noticed this? I’m curious too have you ever experimented with the 3 different rotations on someone’s head to see which one results in best length of a loc? Thank you for your sharing your knowledge with us. Stay blessed 😊🇬🇧
hi I am 4 months locks. I started with coils and have interlocked once the first time, however my locks appear thinner, will the interlock grow out and go back to the original size. You can see the knot which I do not like and it feels tight to the root. My locks looked much fuller with just twisting. I don't like how it looks and feels. I don't want to start my locks again. Please help and advice from anyone would be great.
Thanks for this video! I'm biracial and want to get my hair started interlocked and was thinking the 2 point. So can I have it started by 4 point for a couple of rounds and then switch to 2 point? My hair is like Becky but has more texture.
when would you recommend a 3-point rotation? I have fine medium-density hair and started doing my own reties, I want quickness but still tighter than a 2-point.
If it's a store bought leave in conditioner, it should already have Perseevatives in it. But once you dilute it with water, if changes the efficacy of it so the time is shorten. You wouldn't know how long it's good for unless it is tested. To be on the safe side, stick to 7 days with it refrigerated
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It's nice to hear a professional that doesn't instantly hate 2 point rotations. I've been told it's bad because it gives a looser look, but then no one follows up on why that's bad if you like the look... I have fine 4a hair that's been dying to loc my whole life so I'm not too concerned about anything coming apart, and higher volume is appealing, though I will keep an eye on it and not be hard headed if I need to up the rotation haha
First of all, were you listening inside my home about 4 days ago?? Cuz mind your business. Lol I JUST started considering self reties after 3 years of being interlocked AND wanted to do the 2-pt rotation and then this video popped up on my feed as soon as I came on YT to look at something else. You nosey chile. 😂😂 And while watching, I came to the comments to ask if I could switch from 4 to 2 and while I was typing my question, you were answering it. Lol This is too funny. Thanks for the information. This is exactly what I didn't know I needed until I saw this. ❤
How did the switch go if you ended up doing diy with the 2pt? I’m about to start this too
My strands are fine and I wanted my hair to look fuller so I do a 2 point rotation. It's also easier as I self retighten, as you mentioned. I love it! With practice I have cut down my retightening time drastically. Thank you for all the info!
Just started my loc journey over this time with micros. I’ll be using the 2pt this time around because I have fine hair and I don’t want my retie to take forever. 😂
Yes, please do a part 2 sharing the benefits of a four-point rotation.
I started my own/maintain my own. Started with 4-point and switched to 2 for the very reasons you said. I don't have dense hair. I was concerned the 4-point might make my locs look to thin or narrow. It's also easier, quicker.😊 Love your channel.
Thank you for this! I love your videos and your work; always so informative and professional! Thank you and bless you for providing education and great info!!🎉❤
Your loc videos is exactly what I need. Been looking through various videos, but you have everything on your channel that I need. Thank you for sharing luv 😊
Exactly what I needed☺
Awesome!
Great video! Very informative! Thank you!
Thank you 😊
Thanks a lot thinking about doing 2 points rotation. Been doing 4 point but my front or getting thin..
Thank you so much for this needed and appreciated information.
You're welcome!
Great video Pauline, I’m a Diyer & self maintain been 4 years now. I use the 2pt rotation also for reasons you gave, with my hair I noticed that it shrinks up a lot as that rotation curls up on itself, have you noticed this? I’m curious too have you ever experimented with the 3 different rotations on someone’s head to see which one results in best length of a loc? Thank you for your sharing your knowledge with us. Stay blessed 😊🇬🇧
Thank you very much!!! I’m going to attempt this retie myself in about a week or two . ❤
You got it!
I started with braided micro locs back in July of 2022. I definitely will be taking your course in 2024.
Very informative as usual.
thanks for sharing ❤
Thanks 😊
Thank you beautiful was waiting for this video ❤, thanks hun
Good to know. Thanks for watching
Great video. Thanks for sharing
You're welcome!
hi I am 4 months locks. I started with coils and have interlocked once the first time, however my locks appear thinner, will the interlock grow out and go back to the original size. You can see the knot which I do not like and it feels tight to the root. My locks looked much fuller with just twisting. I don't like how it looks and feels. I don't want to start my locks again. Please help and advice from anyone would be great.
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
I have 3ish hair and i use 2pt on my BBLocs. A new loc for my 3ish hair.
I'm starting my permanent locs w/BBLocs
New temporary locs
Thank you
Are there instances where locs are started with a 2 point rotation? So like can one gain more volume like when starting with 2 strand twists?
Thanks for this video! I'm biracial and want to get my hair started interlocked and was thinking the 2 point. So can I have it started by 4 point for a couple of rounds and then switch to 2 point? My hair is like Becky but has more texture.
when would you recommend a 3-point rotation? I have fine medium-density hair and started doing my own reties, I want quickness but still tighter than a 2-point.
A 3 point would be okay to do for fine hair.
What point do you use for your locs?
4 point
Do you use gel?
No. No products at all. Not needed for interlocking
Hey Pauline, how long can you keep jojoba oil, leave in conditioner, and spring water in a plastic spray bottle???😢😮
If it's a store bought leave in conditioner, it should already have Perseevatives in it. But once you dilute it with water, if changes the efficacy of it so the time is shorten. You wouldn't know how long it's good for unless it is tested. To be on the safe side, stick to 7 days with it refrigerated
😮 oops I FAILED on this! I just use it till it's gone & that usually is at least 4 wks 🤷🏿@@EnToiBeauty
Thk U for this info…Now I don’t have FB at all 🤷🏾♀️ how can I purchase?🤔. Also; why heads named after 🤍 ppl…😂😭🤣