I like the fact that they dont all go in the same direction ( as far a the way u retwist) but yet there dope. I do whatever way feels right. This was confirmation it doesn't matter lol
I loved the outcome!! Still baffles me that you don’t have a larger following. As much as I really don’t wanna share you lol so many more people need to watch you! ❤️
I just may try this method! I’ve been retwisting with aloe vera gel & have not been liking the super fresh look that I have for the first week. Yours still look so neat & you were done so quickly! Love your locs! I have an undercut too 🤩
Ooo let me know how it goes if you do!! Woah how long does the fresh look last? Aww thank you! I try to be a fast as possible 🤣 Thank you Love! Oh em gee twinssss
@@thequalityname I will definitely let you know! The fresh look lasts anywhere from a week to a week & a half 😕😕 I like to only see a sprinkle of my scalp 😂
Products used : "strength".🤣🤣🤣 Lovely video sis! Your locs are 🔥🔥🔥! Because I have seborrheic dermatitis I can't sit under a hot dryer unless I want major problems with my scalp. So I usually wash in the morning and air dry. Then the next day I just re-wet roots and twist. I can get away with sitting under a cool dryer this way, which is better for my scalp!
ahaha I be trynna tell y'all what it took 🤣 Thank you sis times two 🥺🥺🥺 Oh wow! If you don't mind my asking, did your dermatitis affect your decision to lock at any point? But also thank you for sharing! I already know this tip is helping the people! 💁🏽♀️
@@thequalityname no. My 1st journey lasted 12 years and I had no problems. Could use any products I wanted. I cut those locs, washed my hair, and immediately installed baby locs all in the same day. Lo and behold everything began irritating my scalp. Now I had just moved to where I currently live and stopped nursing my youngest baby. So hormones were probably all over the place. Anyway after *extensively testing products 1 at a time* I finally learned that nothing can go on my scalp. A dermatologist determined I had seborrheic dermatitis. And heat from sitting under the dryer dries and inflammes my scalp. So my routine is simple out of necessity. I shampoo, use an herbal hair rinse as my conditioner (recipe from loccrush's youtube channel). I towel dry and use avocado oil *only* on my locs. Throughout the week I will spritz my hair with distilled water. I then massage my scalp to move my natural scalp sebum around and it's enough for *MY* scalp. I then seal the water on my locs with avocado oil. In the summer I lighten up with almond oil. When I retwist I use either oil and water or Dr. Locs Locking Spray, being ever so careful not to get too much on my scalp to decrease the chance of problems. As mentioned above I usually wash and air dry one day (starting early in the morning so my hair can properly dry before I go to sleep), and then retwist the next day. This allows me to use my hooded dryer on a cool setting because I'm only drying just the roots of my hair. I sometimes use the warm setting to better set the retwist, but it's at the most only in two 5 minute bursts. This took time to figure out, but it's a simple routine that works for me. That's it that's all!
I'm 6 months in and I've been doing only oil and water retwist and I love the look it gives me as well. some locs just never stay twisted long but hopefully that'll change as they continue to mature
I have to first say your LOCS are bomb!! Love them and hopefully mine are similar. I retwist the same . Oil and water. Never had any build up! Glad I found your page. Great information
I’m 15 rn, and I’m going to be moving schools soon. I would honestly love to start my locks over the summer and start school fresh with them; however, I feel as though I’d be more accepted with my curly hair opposed to the harsh stereotypes that come with dreadlocks. I’ll be entering a majority white school and I realise that it would be hard for me to make new friends as it is - what do you think?
I think you should do what feels right for you and not be concerned with the opinions of others. People will pick and choose why they don’t like you but what’s most important is what you think of yourself. I know when I was 15 I struggled with this so there’s no need to feel pressured to understand what I’m saying but I want to make sure you know you are beautifully and wonderfully made. Who’s for you will be for you. And your opinion of self is the only one that matters 🥰
@@thequalityname I don’t know at this point...definitely if I changed my mind early on then I would have tried to. Only times I combined my locs is when the barber kept chopping my locs(I have one side shaved) or if a loc was thin.
@@thequalityname I shampoo and condition every two weeks. After thoroughly rinsing the conditioner out, I apply a leave in and sit under my steamer. Then I apply oil to seal in the moisture. I apply aloe Vera gel to my scalp (gel from the plant that I blend and strain).
Beautiful tresses💜🙏🏾 Love the twist and tuck in the ponytail instead of the clips... I’m A months and a half in and I’m switching to water & oil retwist, ... less build up... my hair is 3b/3c so mist gels were nit working with “holding” the locs, especially at the nape of my neck; infact, I have three braids at the nape that I’ll keep because they don’t unravel, all the other locks will fall over them...
I’ve had dreads for about seven years and I do my mothers. When we started we did have to re do it every timed we washed it. We used a latch hook. Now I only have to re latch it every two or three months. At the beginning u have to a lot. It’s so annoying LMAO. Gets easier tho! And I have very fine textured hair too. So I get the struggle!
I’m 2 months in and have similar hair. I retwist every two weeks sometimes even sooner. In my first month I would have to retwist with every wash. The more your locs mature, the less often you have to retwist!
Eee how exciting! Welcome to the journey! I definitely re-twisted more often than necessary simply because I wanted to fee like I had locs and not two strand twists instead of accepting that it would take time. So I'd say like every two weeks until 3 months in! I would listen to your babies and try to do as minimal manipulation as possible. But also I would consider crocheting or interlocking as it may help to speed up the process 😏
When you use clips.. do you ever keep your clips overnight? I'm planning on doing my first retwist on Sunday. Finally made one month and I can't even believe it lol 😭😭🤗 so I'm sourcing out info
I have before but it was super uncomfortable so I try to sit under the dryer when I do use them! Eee how exciting!! Oh em gee congratulations 🥺🥺 it happens so fast!!
LOCS DO BECOME DRY REALLY REALY FAST!!! AND IT IS A MUST TO KEEP THEM HYDRATED EVERY DAY, TO KEEP THEM FROM BREAKING OFF FROM THE BRITTLENESS AND THE ENVIRONMENT. BUT YOUR LOCS LOOK FAB- U- LOUS!!
I wash my hair in a weaving cap, It helps a ton. Or a wig cap...i find the weaving cap is easier (for me) because I can get to my scalp because of the holes. This is what keeps my hair from unraveling.
Tbh, my babies were the same way so I would stay under the dryer as long as possible and minimize styling. Buuuuut they would still unravel and do their own thing so I had to adjust to the frizz and be patient with them. I know it's probably not what you wanna hear but I promise your babies will be loc'd before you know it Sidenote I'm so grateful that we have a community like this thank you @ Nkateko Baloyi for helping 😭😭😭 You the GOAT
@@thequalityname okay great!😄 im pretty patient w my baby locs, i just wanted to make sure unraveling was normal lol! thank you guys again for the tips!😊
@@thequalityname no but I'm start now. At first my hair wasn't even loc'd enough to wash without unraveling. So my wash real washes I have not try your tip. I will for now own.
Heyy I was curious why you call your locs semi freeform if you retwist them? I have traditional locs so and I’m not as familiar with semi freeform? Thx!! 💕
Hey Love! 💕 Tbh other people identified them as such so I ran with it 😅 I've never maintained the ends of my babies so they did their own kinda thing which is probably why people assumed they were semi-freeform 😅 Buuuut my babies probably are traditional, what you think? 🥺
I felt like you was about to do a 360 wave reveal with all those scarfs and wraps coming off 😂😂😂😂. Your retwist look good as hell for you not using a comb for your parts
I love love love your locs, I’m thinking about getting locs and I can’t wait to see the outcome. When you retwist the twist that you do after are you just then wrapping it like you would a Bantu knot like rolling ur hair around the twist and is it in the opposite direction?
how do you keep it twisted with just water and oil i use loc and gel but have to do a style just to keep it twisted :( i really only want to use oil and water but it just doesnt last. Your locs look so healthy btw i Love it :)
You might not be twisting them in the right direction 😅 I found out the hard way 🤣 but also everyone’s hair is different so you should do what works for you! Aww thank you 🥰
Your hair is beautiful!!! I’m guessing you don’t wash out the oil after the treatment? My daughter and I is currently 4months in! Her two strand twist already looks like LOCS and regardless of the stages I personally go through I’m in love!
Yess!! Oh my hair is super curly they just look like waves because you can't see the ends. If that makes any sense lol. If you look at my hair journey video you can see how curly my hair is/was
I have 4C hair. Wanna start my twists this week or next....so yeah...am just prepping 🤗🤗 your locs are beautiful. So should i like have a no. Of locs in mind?
I would say they are necessary for starter locs but I'm able to go without because my locs have weight to them now! Oooohh gotcha! How exciting! Aww thank you! You don't have to but it's all up to you! I didn't when I started, I pretty much just knew I wanted them thick so I went with a low(ish) count!
@@thequalityname lol idk how i just retwist will this help i see your hair is good and it stayed he is a boy lol i dont want to put no fake hair in there and what is the name of that oil
@@donskeybaby2619 It may help! I'm honestly not sure lol. I'm thinking about bringing a loctician/ loc specialist on the channel to answer some of the questions that I can't so we can have a more informed opinion!! LOL crocheting the roots not adding hair 🤣 Here's an instagrammer that shows how to do it! instagram.com/p/CG4zAhylU22/ I put the link in the description box for the oil 🌝
I like the fact that they dont all go in the same direction ( as far a the way u retwist) but yet there dope. I do whatever way feels right. This was confirmation it doesn't matter lol
Ahaha thank you love! Saaaame! Yessss you are not alone 🤣
I loved the outcome!! Still baffles me that you don’t have a larger following. As much as I really don’t wanna share you lol so many more people need to watch you! ❤️
Thank you love!! Ahaha, aww I'm super grateful for the family we're building and I know we'll be massive one day 🥰
Thank you for supporting me 🥺
Phenomenal locs.
Aww Thank you!
I just may try this method! I’ve been retwisting with aloe vera gel & have not been liking the super fresh look that I have for the first week. Yours still look so neat & you were done so quickly! Love your locs! I have an undercut too 🤩
Ooo let me know how it goes if you do!! Woah how long does the fresh look last? Aww thank you! I try to be a fast as possible 🤣 Thank you Love! Oh em gee twinssss
@@thequalityname I will definitely let you know! The fresh look lasts anywhere from a week to a week & a half 😕😕 I like to only see a sprinkle of my scalp 😂
You have a large undercut and still all that hair??? When will it be my turn to have thick full locs 😩
Ahahah, yessss I honestly considered cutting more 🤣 Aww how can I help 🥺
Products used : "strength".🤣🤣🤣
Lovely video sis! Your locs are 🔥🔥🔥!
Because I have seborrheic dermatitis I can't sit under a hot dryer unless I want major problems with my scalp. So I usually wash in the morning and air dry. Then the next day I just re-wet roots and twist. I can get away with sitting under a cool dryer this way, which is better for my scalp!
ahaha I be trynna tell y'all what it took 🤣
Thank you sis times two 🥺🥺🥺
Oh wow! If you don't mind my asking, did your dermatitis affect your decision to lock at any point?
But also thank you for sharing! I already know this tip is helping the people! 💁🏽♀️
@@thequalityname no. My 1st journey lasted 12 years and I had no problems. Could use any products I wanted. I cut those locs, washed my hair, and immediately installed baby locs all in the same day. Lo and behold everything began irritating my scalp. Now I had just moved to where I currently live and stopped nursing my youngest baby. So hormones were probably all over the place. Anyway after *extensively testing products 1 at a time* I finally learned that nothing can go on my scalp. A dermatologist determined I had seborrheic dermatitis. And heat from sitting under the dryer dries and inflammes my scalp. So my routine is simple out of necessity. I shampoo, use an herbal hair rinse as my conditioner (recipe from loccrush's youtube channel). I towel dry and use avocado oil *only* on my locs. Throughout the week I will spritz my hair with distilled water. I then massage my scalp to move my natural scalp sebum around and it's enough for *MY* scalp. I then seal the water on my locs with avocado oil. In the summer I lighten up with almond oil. When I retwist I use either oil and water or Dr. Locs Locking Spray, being ever so careful not to get too much on my scalp to decrease the chance of problems. As mentioned above I usually wash and air dry one day (starting early in the morning so my hair can properly dry before I go to sleep), and then retwist the next day. This allows me to use my hooded dryer on a cool setting because I'm only drying just the roots of my hair. I sometimes use the warm setting to better set the retwist, but it's at the most only in two 5 minute bursts. This took time to figure out, but it's a simple routine that works for me. That's it that's all!
Yasss it's the thickness for me!😍 JESUS Bless you ‼🙌🏼🙏🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼
Thank you 🥰 I’m truly grateful!
I'm 6 months in and I've been doing only oil and water retwist and I love the look it gives me as well. some locs just never stay twisted long but hopefully that'll change as they continue to mature
Aww yay!! You’ll never know honestly and it’s a beautiful part of the journey!
Yes water and oil goes such a long way. Your hair is beautiful btw!
It really does! Thank you so much!
i LOVE your locs 😍 my babies are only 7 months. i hope they're full like this when they mature
Thank you 🥰 Eee how exciting!! Aww love they'll be exactly who they want to be 🥰
I have to first say your LOCS are bomb!! Love them and hopefully mine are similar. I retwist the same . Oil and water. Never had any build up! Glad I found your page. Great information
Aww thank you so much 🥺 I’m grateful you found me too!!
The undercut😍😍😍I love it all and you
Thank you 🥰🥰🥰 aww so kind 🥺
Locs looking soooo good! Love your t-shirt by the way ☺️
Thank youuuuu! Ahaha it's my favorite, can you tell?
222 tatt is super 🔥, pretty groovy font too 🤣
Thank you love! 🥰
I just started using only water and oil to retwist my locs. It makes your locs look sooooo much better 🤗😍
Eee how exciting! It really does and I love how it reduces my buildup 🤗🤗
Yes! This is my third time growing out my locs and I didn’t want a lot of build up this time! I might start doing loc videos for channel now 🥰
Whoa nelly, I think that’d be incredible! Especially because of all the knowledge from having multiple sets 🥺
the way they lay is just so pretty!!
Thank you 🥺
Liked it before I watched because I been waiting on thisssssss 🥰🥰
Aww thank you loveeeee 🥰🥰
It’s those laid baby hairs for me 😍😍😍
Aww thanks boo 🥰🥰🥰
love your sound effects 😭
Aww thank you 🥺
I’m 15 rn, and I’m going to be moving schools soon. I would honestly love to start my locks over the summer and start school fresh with them; however, I feel as though I’d be more accepted with my curly hair opposed to the harsh stereotypes that come with dreadlocks. I’ll be entering a majority white school and I realise that it would be hard for me to make new friends as it is - what do you think?
I think you should do what feels right for you and not be concerned with the opinions of others. People will pick and choose why they don’t like you but what’s most important is what you think of yourself. I know when I was 15 I struggled with this so there’s no need to feel pressured to understand what I’m saying but I want to make sure you know you are beautifully and wonderfully made. Who’s for you will be for you. And your opinion of self is the only one that matters 🥰
Gorgeous thick locs 😍. I also love your jewelry 😍
Thank you so much! 🥰 Aww thank you!! My Girl TiJahnni is incredible! Here's her etsy!! www.etsy.com/shop/tijahnnilosangeles/
Learning for when I locccc 🥰
Eeee we love to see it 🥺
I love your vids, energy and all your fluffy t-shirts lol
Aww thank you!! ahaha best thrift finds ever 😭
I love your Before Look of Your Locs ❤🎉🎉
Thank you
It’s the senior tshirt as a towel for me lol
🤣🤣🤣 I had to put it to proper use
I’m gonna do my retwist with oil and water only because WOOW 😍😍 !!
Oooo lemme know how it turns out!! 🥰🥰
YES. THIS. Quality locs for the Quality Name🧡
Thank you 🧡
Unique technique beautiful job gorgeous hair love this ❤️
Thank you so much 🥰
If I could do it all over again I would go for thicker locs 🤩 it’s the perfect size
Would you ever combine? Also thanks boo!🤩
@@thequalityname I don’t know at this point...definitely if I changed my mind early on then I would have tried to. Only times I combined my locs is when the barber kept chopping my locs(I have one side shaved) or if a loc was thin.
I definitely didn’t know you had an undercut lol :)
LOL I try to mention it in my bios, description boxes and captions because it feels like no one knows 😅🤣
Locs look great on you and bomb retwist I haven’t done a retwist in so long and great video as always 👍🏾👏🏾🤗.
Thank you times two! Tbh if it wasn't for y'all I would've forgot to even do one 😂 Aww thank you for supporting!
@@thequalityname You’re very welcome 🤗
Your locs are very pretty. They are healthy and shiny. I wish I could get a shine, lol but fr.
Thank you!! What’s your routine like? Maybe I can help ☺️
@@thequalityname I shampoo and condition every two weeks. After thoroughly rinsing the conditioner out, I apply a leave in and sit under my steamer. Then I apply oil to seal in the moisture. I apply aloe Vera gel to my scalp (gel from the plant that I blend and strain).
Great video! Amazing what can be achieved with simplicity. Lovely locs mami!!!!
Thank you times three 😭😭
Locs looks amazing 💯
thank you 😬
Beautiful tresses💜🙏🏾 Love the twist and tuck in the ponytail instead of the clips... I’m A months and a half in and I’m switching to water & oil retwist, ... less build up... my hair is 3b/3c so mist gels were nit working with “holding” the locs, especially at the nape of my neck; infact, I have three braids at the nape that I’ll keep because they don’t unravel, all the other locks will fall over them...
Thank you! I support whatsoever you find works for you ☺️
Skills.....you did a damn good job!!!
Aww thank you 🥰🥰
Your literally the cutest I love you sm🥺❤️
Thank you! Aww so sweet 🥺❤️
I just started my journey a week ago. When you started did you have to re-twist often? My hair is really soft and thin.
I’ve had dreads for about seven years and I do my mothers. When we started we did have to re do it every timed we washed it. We used a latch hook. Now I only have to re latch it every two or three months. At the beginning u have to a lot. It’s so annoying LMAO. Gets easier tho! And I have very fine textured hair too. So I get the struggle!
I’m 2 months in and have similar hair. I retwist every two weeks sometimes even sooner. In my first month I would have to retwist with every wash. The more your locs mature, the less often you have to retwist!
Eee how exciting! Welcome to the journey!
I definitely re-twisted more often than necessary simply because I wanted to fee like I had locs and not two strand twists instead of accepting that it would take time. So I'd say like every two weeks until 3 months in!
I would listen to your babies and try to do as minimal manipulation as possible. But also I would consider crocheting or interlocking as it may help to speed up the process 😏
@im bored Thank you for sharing!! 🥺
@ Taylor Denny You hit it right on the nail! Thank you for helping 🥺
Lol , you have so much energy. Your giving Gemini ♊️
Ahaha thank you 🥹 that’s my moon!
When you use clips.. do you ever keep your clips overnight?
I'm planning on doing my first retwist on Sunday. Finally made one month and I can't even believe it lol 😭😭🤗 so I'm sourcing out info
I have before but it was super uncomfortable so I try to sit under the dryer when I do use them!
Eee how exciting!! Oh em gee congratulations 🥺🥺 it happens so fast!!
It's looks good.
Thank you.
Bet, im boutta give this a try👌🏽
Ooo how'd it go??
Turned out great! Love it 💕
Thank you! 🥰
The energy 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 #qualitybabe ❤️
We love to see it!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I hope everyone is having a safe and happy holidays🎊🎄😊💜. Amazing video🙌😄
saame!!! Thank you love!!
yaaaasss🙌🏾♥️ merry christmas!✨🎅🏾
Yass 👏🏾🥰
Love the growth and the retwist
eee same to you love *pretends it's not five years later*
Love the undercut
Thank you ☺️
Loved this so much!!!!
Thank you!!!!
BEAUTIFUL!! I kinda miss my locs that length
THANK YOU!! I feel like I’m going to miss it too 🥺 just trying to appreciate every length
Beautiful 😻
Thank you 🥰
LOCS DO BECOME DRY REALLY REALY FAST!!! AND IT IS A MUST TO KEEP THEM HYDRATED EVERY DAY, TO KEEP THEM FROM BREAKING OFF FROM THE BRITTLENESS AND THE ENVIRONMENT. BUT YOUR LOCS LOOK FAB- U- LOUS!!
So true! Thank you!
im only 2 months in & my retwists dont last even a day 😭 i also deal w unraveling of my two strand twists..does anyone have any recommendations?
I wash my hair in a weaving cap, It helps a ton. Or a wig cap...i find the weaving cap is easier (for me) because I can get to my scalp because of the holes. This is what keeps my hair from unraveling.
@@nkateko.baloyi oh wow! thats a great method🙌🏾 thank you😊
@@nachelle8123 A Pleasure
Tbh, my babies were the same way so I would stay under the dryer as long as possible and minimize styling. Buuuuut they would still unravel and do their own thing so I had to adjust to the frizz and be patient with them. I know it's probably not what you wanna hear but I promise your babies will be loc'd before you know it
Sidenote I'm so grateful that we have a community like this thank you @ Nkateko Baloyi for helping 😭😭😭 You the GOAT
@@thequalityname okay great!😄 im pretty patient w my baby locs, i just wanted to make sure unraveling was normal lol! thank you guys again for the tips!😊
Your personal is so fun! Your hair looks great. How often do you wash your locs (especially after a retwist?)🔅🔅🔅
Ahaha thank you times two!
Tbh it depends on how much styling I do and if I'm trying to preserve the retwist. So it could be anywhere from 2-4 weeks 😅
@@thequalityname ❤ Thanks for replying!
🖤 Always!!
Your hair iiiisss 😍😍😍😍😍😍! #Blessings 🙏🏿🌻
Aww thank you 🥰🥰🥰
The tip for wanting wanting to have longer lasting retwist I will keep. My hair take a day or so to dry and I do not own a dryer
Yay! Oh wow so do you start at the beginning of the day to give your hair extra time to dry?
@@thequalityname no but I'm start now. At first my hair wasn't even loc'd enough to wash without unraveling. So my wash real washes I have not try your tip. I will for now own.
Your locs just look amazing, I'm 4 months in :) How often do you retwist?
Thank you! How exciting! Roughly every 6-8 weeks!
Glowinnn✨✨
Thank youuu
BEAUTIFUL LOCKS!
THANK YOU!!
Heyy I was curious why you call your locs semi freeform if you retwist them? I have traditional locs so and I’m not as familiar with semi freeform? Thx!! 💕
Hey Love! 💕
Tbh other people identified them as such so I ran with it 😅
I've never maintained the ends of my babies so they did their own kinda thing which is probably why people assumed they were semi-freeform 😅
Buuuut my babies probably are traditional, what you think? 🥺
I felt like you was about to do a 360 wave reveal with all those scarfs and wraps coming off 😂😂😂😂. Your retwist look good as hell for you not using a comb for your parts
lmao I did what was needed to be done 😂😂😂😂
Aww thank you!
@@thequalityname 😂😂😂😂😂I can respect that ✊🏾…you’re welcome
Gotta try this
Eee I can’t wait to hear how it turns out!
Your locs are gorgeous mama 💗
Thank you! 💗
I’m scared to retwist my own hair I feel like imma fuck it up
I used to be scared too tbh but you'll never know until you try! Plus, I believe in you 🥺
Hey! Where's your nose ring from?
Hey! *runs to add it to the description box* It's from my lovely friend TiJahni! Here's her etsy www.etsy.com/shop/tijahnnilosangeles/
My arms hurt just from watching this😩
ahaha it actually wasn't too bad but I feel you 🤣
Also how do you get them to naturally curl like that? I love that I don’t want mine going straight down or does it depend on ur hair?
I think it depends on your hair buuut I’m not sure 😅
I love love love your locs, I’m thinking about getting locs and I can’t wait to see the outcome. When you retwist the twist that you do after are you just then wrapping it like you would a Bantu knot like rolling ur hair around the twist and is it in the opposite direction?
Aww thank you 🥺 eee how exciting!! Whoa I never thought of it like that buuut it is just like Bantu knots and it’s in the same direction 😏
Is there a reason your front locks have more hair... looks like a great way to minimize breakage, or was it done for aesthetics?
To minimize breakage!
how do you keep it twisted with just water and oil i use loc and gel but have to do a style just to keep it twisted :( i really only want to use oil and water but it just doesnt last. Your locs look so healthy btw i Love it :)
You might not be twisting them in the right direction 😅 I found out the hard way 🤣 but also everyone’s hair is different so you should do what works for you! Aww thank you 🥰
Beautiful 🥰
Thank you 🥰
Your hair is beautiful!!! I’m guessing you don’t wash out the oil after the treatment?
My daughter and I is currently 4months in! Her two strand twist already looks like LOCS and regardless of the stages I personally go through I’m in love!
Thank you!!! No ma’am!
Oh em gee how exciting!! Aww I’m so happy for y’all 🥺🥺
My locs are 2yrs old. After the first six months I stop using all products on my locs. Just water and oil & only air dry.
That’s awesome! Thank you for sharing ☺️
Beautiful 😍 where’d u purchase your large bonnet?
Thank you 🥰 I got it from my local beauty supply store in an XL!
Did you use only water /oil your whole journey
And how does dreads lock if the roots unravel?well for me
Yes! If you check out my FAQs video I believe I shed more insight on that 🥰
Where did you get that edge wrap from? I really need one! What is it called? Lol
I got it from my local beauty supply store like ages ago tbh.😅 Ahaha that's what I've been calling it 🤣
Thank you for this video! Do you check if you have lint in your locs?
Absolutely! I typically don’t!
What lip color are u wearing during the reveal?
I think it’s a mix from Nyx “coco” and “brown” 😏
You did good
Thank you!
Does it cause your locs to be the big I love the size and do u ever get then twist at the salon?
No ma’am it reduces the potential of loc buildup! Thank you 🥰 I’ve gotten them twisted twice at a salon!
After retwisting do you sit under the dryer or just let them air dry ?
I let them air dry!
Is that all you started out doing is water and oil on your hair. I have the same grade of hair but mines is more curly than wavy.
Yess!! Oh my hair is super curly they just look like waves because you can't see the ends. If that makes any sense lol. If you look at my hair journey video you can see how curly my hair is/was
Nice video, how to you get to maintain the retwist without unraveling?
Thank you! I honestly don’t try to maintain it 😅 I keep my bonnet on and hope for the best
How did you reestablish your parts that easy and without using a comb?
It comes with practice for sure! But it’s super possible ☺️
who else subscribed after hearing the Solange in the beginning 👆🏾😙
oh em gee qtna lol
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So you really dont need the clips? Or they necessary for starter locs?
I have 4C hair. Wanna start my twists this week or next....so yeah...am just prepping 🤗🤗 your locs are beautiful. So should i like have a no. Of locs in mind?
I would say they are necessary for starter locs but I'm able to go without because my locs have weight to them now! Oooohh gotcha! How exciting! Aww thank you! You don't have to but it's all up to you! I didn't when I started, I pretty much just knew I wanted them thick so I went with a low(ish) count!
@@thequalityname 🙃🙃 gatcha! Thanks
🥰🥰 absolutely!
Girl I rather interlocking I only used water and aloe vera in my locks
ahah I understand! Personally, I prefer the look of the retwist!
I have 60 locs on my hair 😁😁😁❤️
oh em gee how exciting! ❤️❤️❤️
same here ,, well i have 62 but i hope you locc journey is coming along well 😌❤️
Not to be all in your business but what camera do you use ?
LOL I use my iphone XR annnnd no worries! I leave answers like these in my description box so you're definitely not in my business 🤣🤣
Oil and water don't work for me. It only last a Week 😭😭😭.
Aww I'm sorry love :/ Maybe try a different oil?
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I love those thicc dreadlocks , nice and healthy !!!✨🌴👸🏾🤩✨
Thank you 🥰
Girl if you pause at 10:49/10:50 your eyes are fully going in different directions! loool Also everything about your look is GOALS
I am not surprised 😂 My lazy eye loves to show out!
Aww thank you love!
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Thank youuuuu
what oil did you use to retwist
I always put what I use in the description box 🌝 but if you don't see it please let me know!!
What kind of oil
Castor
My son got curly hair it never stays when i retwist smh its hard
Aww what products do you use? Also would you ever consider crocheting or interlocking?
@@thequalityname lol idk how i just retwist will this help i see your hair is good and it stayed he is a boy lol i dont want to put no fake hair in there and what is the name of that oil
@@donskeybaby2619 It may help! I'm honestly not sure lol.
I'm thinking about bringing a loctician/ loc specialist on the channel to answer some of the questions that I can't so we can have a more informed opinion!!
LOL crocheting the roots not adding hair 🤣 Here's an instagrammer that shows how to do it! instagram.com/p/CG4zAhylU22/
I put the link in the description box for the oil 🌝
@@thequalityname awww thanks hun
Love the Loc's!! #NewSubbie
Aww thank you!! 🥰🥰
Fantastic 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️
Thank you ♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️
Do you have 61 locs?
Yes!