I never even knew about sisterlocks, I immediately researched microlocs. I have been natural for 12 years and I was so done with my hair for the same reasons. I had just had my SIXTH child in 2020 and between trying to maintain all the kids heads I was OVER doing my own hair. I kept it in mini twist also and redid them every 6 weeks. My son asked for locs earlier that year and I did them for him. O started to realize his hair was so ideal for me but I didn't want traditional locs. Don't know how I happened on the microlocs but when I saw them i knew that it was for me. I've been on this journey for almost a year now and I love it so much.
I saw locs when I was looking for a long term hair solution similar to braids. I knew I would have minimal time to be in somebody's chair. I maintain them myself. 21 months later best decision I EVER made
Hello and welcome to RUclips! Within 1 minute of clicking on your video I subscribed to your channel! Your locs are beautiful! Can’t wait to hear more about your loc journey
Just found your channel! Love your locs! Can you do a video about what to look for in a good locitian. I want to get locs but I know to make sure they are done right the first time!
New subbie here!! I soooo enjoyed your story. It was so relatable. From the "done everything with my hair"...to scalp issues (alopecia areata over here😜), I am WITH YOU. Locs are convenient, easy, low maintenance, cool, stylish, versatile, and the list goes on. I'm 3.5 years loc'd and loving it. Ok, I'm off to binge watch your videos. Your locs are beautiful!
I've watched this video a couple of times. I sisterlocked my hair in February 2022 and soon after found out I was pregnant with my 4th child. I combed all of them out 5 months later (probably due to my hormones and lack of patience in seeing them flourish). Since then, I've only kept mini twists in my hair because I moss the convenience of my locks. Now that I'm 34 weeks pregnant, I'm considering doing my own small braidloca just before the baby arrives, hopefully. I can identify with you in not wanting to take the extra time to do my loose natural hair, especially with the addition of a 3rd baby girl (more hair to do). Thank you for starting your channel!❤
Love your locs btw. I have loose 4c fine hair . Thinking so so so hard about getting them. One thing that's holding me back is the fact that my last wash and set, a year ago, my hair was actually to my shoulders. And it's never been this long. I'm thinking of trying to grow it out with many twists and then washing sets for a few months maybe a year and then see what I decide but day after day it's getting harder and harder. Cuz I have these many micro twists in my hair for the past month, and girl I am absolutely loving it. I finally am able to wash my hair without crying from thinking about all the work I'm going to have to do after I wash it. I finally am able to wash my hair in the shower. I've never done that until these mini twists. It could just be my inner child realizing that if I get locked I will never see myself with straight hair again LOL ( Knowing damn well every time I had straight hair I did the utmost to keep it wrapped and keep it straight, and keep it away from the elements). It's a whole novel up there lfmaoooooo my badddd
Girl it's a novel that many of us can relate to. It took me 6 years to pull the trigger and I couldn't be happier. It's not only the beauty and versatility but the FREEDOM! Keep twisting & letting your hair flourish and when you're ready you will know!
Beautiful hair! I started with braids first then transitioned to micrlocs. I love them and glad I made the decision. Welcome to RUclips and look forward to future videos. Thanks for sharing your journey.
Hey girl! Your microlocs are beautiful! I’ve recently learned about these and a single mama of a toddler with tapered cut, thinking of going this route. But the cost and maintenance holding me back a bit. Can you possibly share insta or contact info for loctition who did your install if you’re in/near NC?
I have had my microlocs for 5 years and I started them myself. I have combined a few here and there but they are still microlocs. I made a few too small in the beginning. It took me a week to complete my locs in between work/life. Microlocs have been the best hair choice for me. It’s absolute hair freedom for a thick haired 4c lady like myself.
I never even knew about sisterlocks, I immediately researched microlocs. I have been natural for 12 years and I was so done with my hair for the same reasons. I had just had my SIXTH child in 2020 and between trying to maintain all the kids heads I was OVER doing my own hair. I kept it in mini twist also and redid them every 6 weeks. My son asked for locs earlier that year and I did them for him. O started to realize his hair was so ideal for me but I didn't want traditional locs. Don't know how I happened on the microlocs but when I saw them i knew that it was for me. I've been on this journey for almost a year now and I love it so much.
That is amazing! 6 kids wow! Having locs literally give life back to us.
Congratulations mommy! Yes, this hair style will have you looking your best without taking too much of yoir valuable time. You won't regret it.
I saw locs when I was looking for a long term hair solution similar to braids. I knew I would have minimal time to be in somebody's chair. I maintain them myself. 21 months later best decision I EVER made
Wow that's awesome! It is truly freedom.
Hey all. I am sooo new to this RUclips thing that I had my comments turned off on accident. Feel free to chat it up in here!😁
Hello and welcome to RUclips! Within 1 minute of clicking on your video I subscribed to your channel! Your locs are beautiful! Can’t wait to hear more about your loc journey
Hey there! Thanks so so much for the ❤️. This is all new so I am excited to have some ladies on this journey with me!
@@aishastack you’re most welcome!!! You are doing a great job! Keep it going!
You’re locs are are absolutely gorgeous!!!
Thank you!
Just found your channel! Love your locs! Can you do a video about what to look for in a good locitian. I want to get locs but I know to make sure they are done right the first time!
Absolutely!
New subbie here!! I soooo enjoyed your story. It was so relatable. From the "done everything with my hair"...to scalp issues (alopecia areata over here😜), I am WITH YOU. Locs are convenient, easy, low maintenance, cool, stylish, versatile, and the list goes on. I'm 3.5 years loc'd and loving it. Ok, I'm off to binge watch your videos. Your locs are beautiful!
Hey there. Thanks so much!
And I am almost 3.5 years locd too! Whoop whoop!🙌🏾
I've watched this video a couple of times. I sisterlocked my hair in February 2022 and soon after found out I was pregnant with my 4th child. I combed all of them out 5 months later (probably due to my hormones and lack of patience in seeing them flourish). Since then, I've only kept mini twists in my hair because I moss the convenience of my locks. Now that I'm 34 weeks pregnant, I'm considering doing my own small braidloca just before the baby arrives, hopefully. I can identify with you in not wanting to take the extra time to do my loose natural hair, especially with the addition of a 3rd baby girl (more hair to do). Thank you for starting your channel!❤
Congrats on baby #4. Those kids change up the game. And yes I am 3 years in and it take a bit but I have never looked back.
Love your locs btw. I have loose 4c fine hair . Thinking so so so hard about getting them. One thing that's holding me back is the fact that my last wash and set, a year ago, my hair was actually to my shoulders. And it's never been this long. I'm thinking of trying to grow it out with many twists and then washing sets for a few months maybe a year and then see what I decide but day after day it's getting harder and harder. Cuz I have these many micro twists in my hair for the past month, and girl I am absolutely loving it. I finally am able to wash my hair without crying from thinking about all the work I'm going to have to do after I wash it. I finally am able to wash my hair in the shower. I've never done that until these mini twists. It could just be my inner child realizing that if I get locked I will never see myself with straight hair again LOL ( Knowing damn well every time I had straight hair I did the utmost to keep it wrapped and keep it straight, and keep it away from the elements).
It's a whole novel up there lfmaoooooo my badddd
Girl it's a novel that many of us can relate to. It took me 6 years to pull the trigger and I couldn't be happier. It's not only the beauty and versatility but the FREEDOM! Keep twisting & letting your hair flourish and when you're ready you will know!
@@aishastack thank you sis❤️
Gosh your hair looks divine
Well thank you! It's been a fun journey.
Beautiful hair! I started with braids first then transitioned to micrlocs. I love them and glad I made the decision. Welcome to RUclips and look forward to future videos. Thanks for sharing your journey.
Hello Aisha, thanks so much for starting your RUclips channel and sharing your stories and experiences. New subscriber here!
Welcome welcome!
Your hair is gorgeous!!
Thank you!
Hey girl! Your microlocs are beautiful! I’ve recently learned about these and a single mama of a toddler with tapered cut, thinking of going this route. But the cost and maintenance holding me back a bit. Can you possibly share insta or contact info for loctition who did your install if you’re in/near NC?
Hey hey. Find me on IG @AjoChronicles . I can share on there or whatever other platform.
love, love, love your hair 😍
Thanks 😊
Hellloooo! Crushing on your hair! Could you tell me where you got them installed?
Absolutely felt that "fight my hair into a ponytail "
Umm yeah. My arm no longer cramps!🤣
Here watching
Hi! Thanks for sharing your journey! Did you start with braids, twists of interlocking?
Interlocking
Beautiful!
Well thank you☺️
Hey mamma I got my locs In January do you know your loc count I know your not supposed do loc crush but I'm crushing lol. Your locs are so nice.
327! I will be posting a video on that as well!
@Aisha Stack they look lovely I think im going to combine a few of mine.
How many do you have?
@Aisha Stack I have 358 Im going to combine a few I think if I find them too skinny
What did your locs look like when they first started??
Hey. Check out my locs journey video. It's shows a picture of them.
ruclips.net/video/3qLUY44udF0/видео.html&feature=share&EJGixIgBCJiu2KjB4oSJEQ
Did you start with braid or two strands?
Neither. I started with the interlocking method.
how many locs do you have?
A little over 300. I can't remember now. I will have to do a video on it.
I have had my microlocs for 5 years and I started them myself. I have combined a few here and there but they are still microlocs. I made a few too small in the beginning. It took me a week to complete my locs in between work/life. Microlocs have been the best hair choice for me. It’s absolute hair freedom for a thick haired 4c lady like myself.