How is it going .. ? I’m one month in. And my two strands keep unraveling 😢I’m embracing the journey. Also I’m starting a new job and I’m nervous about wearing my natural hair..
officially 4 months locd and i’m noticing how much my hair has changed. my hair is starting to have a mind of it’s own and i’m having a lot of fun. it’s freeing actually
I'm coming up on 4 weeks into my loc journey. I did a lot of research before i decided to two strand twist my loose hair and I'm still gathering as much information as I can. As a loose natural I tried all the styles and began to gravitate towards marley twists and faux locs only and thought I should just loc my hair. So I did lol for many reasons too but mainly I was over manipulating my hair and just wanted to let it do what it wanted to do. Best decision. And your locs are absolutely gorgeous and so are you! 💕
I’m 3 days into my starter locs. I really can’t wait to see how it looks. I always wanted locs but didn’t want to start with the short phrase. But I’m ready now.
Started my loc journey 3 days ago and I’m excited!! I’ve always been curious about locking my hair so I’m looking forward to see what my hair’s gonna do.
I am nine months in my loc journey. There has been a lot of trials and error, but I’ve also learned a lot about my hair and what it needs. I started with my hair sectioned and a boxed neatly but it’s semi free form now less stressful on my scalp and me. My advice if I may is that you should learn to do your own hair because going to a Loctician can get pricey. And there is so much beauty in doing it yourself.
I’m 3 months in my starter loc phase and you’re absolutely right the hair is gonna do what it wants I’ve had to stop doing as many styles and manipulation and I see better results from growth💯
Thank you for the tip about not retwisting your hair while dry. I’m still learning almost 2 months in on my loc journey. I love how you refer your hair as a plant that’s so true 😊
I’m just a few days short of 4 months into my loc journey and I’m so proud of how far they’ve come already! It’s so interesting how unique locs are because I feel like mine are developing weirdly fast compared to a lot of other people I’ve seen. I’m semi-freeform so I’m not sure if that has anything to do with it but they’re pretty stiff and solid about 3/4 of the way down and still frizzy two-strand twists toward the end. They’re also not very heavy yet (there’s one random one in the back that’s speedrunning that’s actually heavy but everything else is getting that loc shape and texture 3/4 down but still lightweight). I’ve also already seen a good bit of length retention in such a short period of time. I have about a full inch worth of extra length that’s visible, but I can tell they’re shrunken because they haven’t dropped and I lost a hair the other day that was much longer than my locs when I stretched it out. Looking through these comments made my realize I style them too much though because my actual loc starts about a half inch from my root, time to commit to wraps and stop styling so much! Thanks for making loc content, it really helps to encourage me on my journey and help me learn new things! I’ve been a loose natural my whole life and I’m only the second person in my whole family who’s ever locked their hair so I’m going off of RUclips and intuition.
Thanks for the tips! I’m 5 months in my journey but my mistake was getting retwists with styles every month because that’s what my stylist told me to do up until the 6 month mark. I’m noticing soooo much space from my root to where my actual loc is and I honestly could have avoided that if I didn’t get so many styles, but it’s okay because I’m going months without a retwist!!!
I’m in my 5th month and I’m loving and learning so much about my hair. It is so much like taking care of my plants. Thank you and love your videos. Happy loc journey everyone!❤
Great tips so thank you! I started my locs November 11th and im getting my first retwist this weekend. I been letting them do its thing and just moisturizing and using natural products so im excited for the journey.
Enjoying the watch I started out with super long hair and I wish I had of started out with a big chop because it feels like I’m not getting the whole benefit of the journey. Now don’t get me wrong I’m loving my journey but I see how shorter hair locs stages seems so rewarding idunno maybe it’s just me 16 months in and I’m loving the new free form journey ❤ thank you for sharing your thoughts and tips 👍🏾
@@WOLF-wu2rc its okay, i used it when first starting my locs and its not like i messed them up forever, but its good to know that the gel is not the best
@@holisticflo unfortunately, my process restarted :( problems with my loctician: she was restarting my process the entire time so now my mom gonna start doing my locs and hopefully we can see some buds on my 2nd retwist
Started my locs today 🎉 I’m trying to make sure I don’t use products that are a detriment to my locs. I am curious about how it will transition in the months to come.
Congrats on starting your journey! In the first few months, you learn a lot about your hair, and will probably change products quite a few times before you learn what you wanna stick with
Thank you for the tips! I am almost a month in with starter locs now, I am guilty of the hands in hair but try to keep that to when I'm doing hair care, but I usually keep my crown wrapped. Have you tried using olive oil?
Im 2 weeks into my loc journey. I'm very excited and want to be sure I'm doing my best to help my hair be healthy. Can you recommend some things to try to moisturize my scalp?
Im 2 days in and... damn! Um my hair is short bro and my mom aint making this jouney easy eith her commentary but imma push through. Bit regardless i cant wait😂❤
@@holisticflo like bro it's real funny cause it didnt even have to wait for a month literally Wednesday she said : "oh they look thicker I can see a vision for it now"🤣 My mom is something else
I only use Jajoba oil, glycerin, aloe vera juice, black castor oil, castile soap and water on my locs. no conditioner or butters. and I limit my use of the oils in my hair.
My scalp was itchy af after a week in my starter locs cuz of the loc gel. It sucks im so close to quiting for the second time cuz my shrinkage is real. Box braids give me more hang
Congrats on starting and if that works well for you then great! Sometimes when you grt further into the journey is when you see more clearly how products react with your hair
This video was so helpful, ive had locs before but I did the "insta loc" way with a tool, and it worked, but my locs were fragile in the beginning since it kinda damages the hair. I shaved my head, and finally I'm trying the twist method, and it looks ecaxtly like yours innthe pictures, lol uts just good to know its normal
Is it recommended to stretch starter locs specifically when started with two strand twists before going to sleep? What is the best practice for night maintenance so that upon waking it it won't be all over the place lol. Didn't know if braiding nightly would cause issues or should you leave as in or maybe in a loose ponytail?
Great question. I stretched my starter locs in the beginning and wouldn't recommend it because it could make the locs unravel. I would try a loose ponytail
Yea you are right the longer yr locks get is the heavier it's gets and I think that's my down fault caz am always rapping it up often and every two to three weeks I rolled it over caz i never like how it's looking
thank you for the tips ☺️🫶🏾 i am roughly a month in and going in for my first retwist this weekend, but i’m hoping to self maintain after my third month. your channel has been extremely inspiring
i didnt know their was a thing called hand in hair syndrome 😭 i had no edges thru all of uni bc i used to pick at them when i was stressed or anxious.. (still do but im better at catching it) now im a week into my starter locs and i keep tugging at the ends bc i like the feeling when the coils bounce back...
I'm 4 weeks in and loving it plus my hair just seems more longer...what tips do you have..was undoing the crisscross done on my hair that's been in for 1 and a half weeks and my hair was just coming out any tips on that
Thank you. I am just starting. I had my first retwist by a loctician Saturday. Do you have any suggestions on how to treat my starter locs while I exercise? Should I spray with water, so that the sweat does not cause flaking? What type of product should I use to prevent sweat flaking?
Many people use essential oils on the scalp that keep the scalp refreshed, such as tea tree oil or peppermint. The Free The Roots products I use already have that in there but I usually spray that on my locs after my workouts (after shower)
Congrats on starting! If you're asking about tying the locs up at night, yes i recommend doing so! Preferably with a bonett to keep it from moving around so much at night
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I’m 48 hours into my starter loc journey. I’m so EXCITED! I have had a long loving relationship with my hair, I can’t wait to see what she gone do!
Congrats on starting your journey!
I just started 48hrs ago on my bday(Thanksgiving) 😂🙏🏾 . What's your 6 month update👀
How is it going .. ? I’m one month in. And my two strands keep unraveling 😢I’m embracing the journey. Also I’m starting a new job and I’m nervous about wearing my natural hair..
What’s the next steps when your locks that to losses 😮
I’m just a week on my journey
When you said “hand in hair syndrome” I was deadass touching my new growth 😅😂
😂😂😂 that awareness kicked right in
officially 4 months locd and i’m noticing how much my hair has changed. my hair is starting to have a mind of it’s own and i’m having a lot of fun. it’s freeing actually
Yes!! That is the most beautiful part of the journey
The hand in hair thing, that’s me 😭
😂
I'm coming up on 4 weeks into my loc journey. I did a lot of research before i decided to two strand twist my loose hair and I'm still gathering as much information as I can. As a loose natural I tried all the styles and began to gravitate towards marley twists and faux locs only and thought I should just loc my hair. So I did lol for many reasons too but mainly I was over manipulating my hair and just wanted to let it do what it wanted to do. Best decision. And your locs are absolutely gorgeous and so are you! 💕
I’m 3 days into my starter locs. I really can’t wait to see how it looks. I always wanted locs but didn’t want to start with the short phrase. But I’m ready now.
Welcome to the loc journey! You got this
please tell me you didnt give up
Started my loc journey 3 days ago and I’m excited!! I’ve always been curious about locking my hair so I’m looking forward to see what my hair’s gonna do.
Congrats on starting your journey!
how's it going?
please tell me you didnt give up
@@sorenputnam4295 I lasted about two months before I ended up combing my locs out. I regret it and I’m thinking about starting back up again
I'm on day two of my locs, but I'm here for the ride...
@@dondonf9328 awesome, congrats for starting!
A little over two months into my journey and I'm loving it. Thanks for the tips. Sidenote: Your eyebrows are gorgeous!
I’m glad you enjoy the content! And thanks!
I am nine months in my loc journey. There has been a lot of trials and error, but I’ve also learned a lot about my hair and what it needs. I started with my hair sectioned and a boxed neatly but it’s semi free form now less stressful on my scalp and me. My advice if I may is that you should learn to do your own hair because going to a Loctician can get pricey. And there is so much beauty in doing it yourself.
Yesss and you can be your own loctician! 🙌🏾
I’m 3 months in my starter loc phase and you’re absolutely right the hair is gonna do what it wants I’ve had to stop doing as many styles and manipulation and I see better results from growth💯
lol same..... im 3 moths in as well, and i absolutely love my locs.
Ayyee thats wassup well im glad it resonated with you and so early into the journey
I'm in my first month of my starter loc journey. This video was very helpful.❤
I'm so Glad it was helpful!
Are the first retwists painful?
Thank you for the tip about not retwisting your hair while dry. I’m still learning almost 2 months in on my loc journey. I love how you refer your hair as a plant that’s so true 😊
@@kazhata7568 you're welcome and im so glad it was helpful!
I’m just a few days short of 4 months into my loc journey and I’m so proud of how far they’ve come already! It’s so interesting how unique locs are because I feel like mine are developing weirdly fast compared to a lot of other people I’ve seen. I’m semi-freeform so I’m not sure if that has anything to do with it but they’re pretty stiff and solid about 3/4 of the way down and still frizzy two-strand twists toward the end. They’re also not very heavy yet (there’s one random one in the back that’s speedrunning that’s actually heavy but everything else is getting that loc shape and texture 3/4 down but still lightweight). I’ve also already seen a good bit of length retention in such a short period of time. I have about a full inch worth of extra length that’s visible, but I can tell they’re shrunken because they haven’t dropped and I lost a hair the other day that was much longer than my locs when I stretched it out. Looking through these comments made my realize I style them too much though because my actual loc starts about a half inch from my root, time to commit to wraps and stop styling so much!
Thanks for making loc content, it really helps to encourage me on my journey and help me learn new things! I’ve been a loose natural my whole life and I’m only the second person in my whole family who’s ever locked their hair so I’m going off of RUclips and intuition.
Thanks for sharing! I'll definitely continue to make loc content
Thanks for the tips! I’m 5 months in my journey but my mistake was getting retwists with styles every month because that’s what my stylist told me to do up until the 6 month mark. I’m noticing soooo much space from my root to where my actual loc is and I honestly could have avoided that if I didn’t get so many styles, but it’s okay because I’m going months without a retwist!!!
Glad you realized what was better for you! Glad you enjoyed the video
I just started my locs yesterday this video gave me a idea of what I need to do and I understood everything you said thank you ❤
You're welcome!
This was such a great video. It is clear to see you put thought into this. 3wks in and I'm so happy, so excited.
Thank you for sharing this with us.
You are so welcome!
Love your locs I been watching u for a good while your locs grew im 2 years and 6 days in and loving my journey ❤😊🎉
That's awesome and thanks! 👏🏾
I’m looking to started loc 2 strand twists next week. I’ve gotten twists twice so far. So far I’m enjoying the journey.
Great! Glad you made that decision
Started my loc journey today, I'm so excited 🎉
Congrats on starting! Welcome to the journey
I’m in my 5th month and I’m loving and learning so much about my hair. It is so much like taking care of my plants. Thank you and love your videos. Happy loc journey everyone!❤
I'm so glad! Thanks for sharing
Beautiful locs ❤️ I'm six months locd and I'm being patient I started with very short hair I do it myself and being patient is key ☺️
Thank you! Yes patience and surrender is key 🙌🏾
I just started my journey last night!! I’m so excited 😊
Congrats on starting! 🎉
One month locked and I'm soo exited for this journey 🖤✨...Thank you for the video🥂
Ayye! Congrats on starting recently!
@@holisticflo thank you🥂...☺️
How are your locs now ??
I’m one month into my starter loc journey. Your video was very informative and enjoyable to watch. Thank you
I'm glad it was helpful for you!
This is what I imagine my hair to look like . Great job with your journey 💪🏾
Thanks so much!
@@holisticflo and I know everyone’s dreads will look a bit different, but I hope to succeed in the next few years !
One year locd, but always looking for good tips and tricks.
Great tips so thank you! I started my locs November 11th and im getting my first retwist this weekend. I been letting them do its thing and just moisturizing and using natural products so im excited for the journey.
Congrats on starting your journey! And thanks for watching hope you continue to learn what works best for you
I am 1.5 years in & gray at 65 years old. I must say my locs look great. I started with length. I love 'em.
Awesome 🙌🏾
I’m in week one still of my 2nd loc journey and I’m super excited to have new lil babies cause lawd knows I’ve missed my first set 😭♥️🙌🏾
Yaayy congrats on starting!
@@holisticflo thank youuu! ☺️
Same! I will not be cutting this set!
I’m almost 4 months in and thank you for these tips!
sameeee
Its going to be doubtful during that time period but you have to push through. Im at 1year 6 months
2 weeks in and your video is very helpful
Congrats on starting your journey! Glad it was helpful
Almost 4 months in❗️it’s definitely a journey but I love it 🤗
Yes its a beautiful journey 🙌🏾
Enjoying the watch I started out with super long hair and I wish I had of started out with a big chop because it feels like I’m not getting the whole benefit of the journey. Now don’t get me wrong I’m loving my journey but I see how shorter hair locs stages seems so rewarding idunno maybe it’s just me 16 months in and I’m loving the new free form journey ❤ thank you for sharing your thoughts and tips 👍🏾
Either length I feel the journey still can be very valuable! Glad you enjoyed it
I’m 1 year locd!! Well I locd ny hair early because I’m going on holiday next month so want it fresh, I started my Loc journey November 24th 2021
Happy Almost 1 year! 🙌🏾
Great video. I am 58 and started my loc journey a month ago.
That's awesome!
I have had my loc for 1 year enjoying the journey
Glad you're enjoying it 🙌🏾
I'm 8months in and loving ever stage of my babies ☺️
🙌🏾
Oh wow I just started my locs yesterday and the lady that did my locs used the mango lime gel.
@@WOLF-wu2rc its okay, i used it when first starting my locs and its not like i messed them up forever, but its good to know that the gel is not the best
@@holisticfloI decided to go to a loctician. Way more expensive but it fees good knowing that I’m getting them done correctly now.
Thanks for the tips… I’m 1 week into my loc journey
You're welcome! Welcome to the journey
I’m two weeks starter interlocs. Thanks for the tips.
You're welcome!
How’s it going ?
@@lividshay8530 Hi there! It’s going well. June 6th I had my first re-tie. Learning new things about my scalp. Thank you
Wonderful video! Very helpful and informative! Professional job my lady! I’m going into my second month loc journey at 55!
Im glad it was helpful!
Started mine on sept 19th at 56.
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Shampoo- www.freetheroots.com/collections/soap/products/cool-lemon-soapbar
Hair and Scalp Mist/ Moisturizer- www.freetheroots.com/collections/aloe-hydrating-mists/products/lemon-herb-hydrating-mist
Loc Detox- www.freetheroots.com/collections/acv-conditioning-clarifying-rinses
This is very helpful information Lolo. I am on month 2 of my loc journey! Much power to you reflection
Im glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment
this really helped, i’m 3 months in and i already got a bud i’m excited fr
I'm glad it was helpful!
@@holisticflo unfortunately, my process restarted :( problems with my loctician: she was restarting my process the entire time so now my mom gonna start doing my locs and hopefully we can see some buds on my 2nd retwist
thanks for the tips, saving this video so I can remember doing these things when I start my loc journey again lol 👐🏾
Ayyee glad you enjoyed it!
Started my locs today 🎉 I’m trying to make sure I don’t use products that are a detriment to my locs. I am curious about how it will transition in the months to come.
Congrats on starting your journey! In the first few months, you learn a lot about your hair, and will probably change products quite a few times before you learn what you wanna stick with
@@holisticflo Thank you 🙏🏽
I’m 3 months in on my loc journey, just tryna enjoy and trust the process. Thank you for the tips
Glad it was helpful!
You just got a new subscriber. Thank you for all your support, you are helping me through my journey
Im glad you enjoy the content thanks!
Your hair is just 😍😍😍 ... and so are you! Blessings 💙🌻
Thank you so much!!
@@holisticflo You're so welcome! 😘
Thank you for the tips! I am almost a month in with starter locs now, I am guilty of the hands in hair but try to keep that to when I'm doing hair care, but I usually keep my crown wrapped. Have you tried using olive oil?
Thanks for sharing. Yes olive oil was one of my most used oils. I stopped using it
Your locs look so good
Thank you!
@@holisticflo your welcome
Im 2 weeks into my loc journey. I'm very excited and want to be sure I'm doing my best to help my hair be healthy. Can you recommend some things to try to moisturize my scalp?
Yes. There's a scalp mist by House of Isis. houseofisis.co/collections/scalp-care/products/scalp-mist
I’m Two years and 10 months locd though thanks for the tips😊
You’re welcome!
6 months in and I think I got to many but should I start styles now or will it stop my progress? Your locks are amazing btw.. looks really good!
I think styling is appropriate, I would just steer clear of braid outs that are tight that would cause loosening or unravelling of the locs
Great video, I love your locs so much. I’ll be 2 years next week!
Hey guys! Jesus is coming on a day we least expect. So plss use the time you have now to get right with Him and call upon Him, He loves us all💞
Thanks sis. Your video was very helpfull for me. You're amasing.
Glad it was helpful!
Im 2 days in and... damn! Um my hair is short bro and my mom aint making this jouney easy eith her commentary but imma push through. Bit regardless i cant wait😂❤
Lolll Moms be having the most to say but wait until that 9 months + and then they gonna be like ohh thats good lol
@@holisticflo like bro it's real funny cause it didnt even have to wait for a month literally Wednesday she said : "oh they look thicker I can see a vision for it now"🤣
My mom is something else
I only use Jajoba oil, glycerin, aloe vera juice, black castor oil, castile soap and water on my locs. no conditioner or butters. and I limit my use of the oils in my hair.
Sounds good 👏🏾
Yo, thank you much, I’m brushing my hair so much, I thought it would help. Thank you so much.
You’re so welcome! 🙌🏾
Thanks for sharing you journey,I'm just starting,I'm here for it can't wait to get started.
Thanks for watching!
I have a consultation with a Loctician next week. Will be starting my journey next month.
Aye! Happy for you
YO THE HANDS IN HAIR SYNDROME IS REAL I DIDNT KNOW IT HAD A NAME I WAS CONSTANTLY TOUCHING MY HAIR AND STOPPED THE DAY I GOT A BONNET
Certainly is! Glad you had that revelatation
Just started Sunday.. excited to begin this journey
Aye welcome to the loc journey!
My scalp was itchy af after a week in my starter locs cuz of the loc gel. It sucks im so close to quiting for the second time cuz my shrinkage is real. Box braids give me more hang
Don't quit because of the shrinkage! It can be one of your greatest assets
I just started my daughter lock journey few days ago. What kind of moisturizer do I need to be putting on her locs?
Yes locs will do what they want...
I started out 3months ago and I use Almond oil , Argan oil , Castor oil, Coconut oil & tea tree oil as my essential oil. Views ??? Excited tho ❤
Congrats on starting and if that works well for you then great!
Sometimes when you grt further into the journey is when you see more clearly how products react with your hair
This video was so helpful, ive had locs before but I did the "insta loc" way with a tool, and it worked, but my locs were fragile in the beginning since it kinda damages the hair. I shaved my head, and finally I'm trying the twist method, and it looks ecaxtly like yours innthe pictures, lol uts just good to know its normal
Glad this video helped!
One year loc’d and wanting to semi-free form the remainder of my journey.
Glad you’re finding what feels best for you to do!
You are so pretty and your hair adorable
Thank you!
This month will be 10months in 💪🏽💯
Ayyye 🙌🏾
I just started my daughter lock journey. What kind of moisturizer do I need to be putting in her hair?
@@alexclemons102 i would use some type of spray hydration mist, like the one linked in the description box of this video
I want to be your friend ☺️ I’m two weeks in and these tips were extremely helpful, so thank you !
I'm glad they were helpful!
Thank you for the tips. Started my journey april 30
Congrats on starting!
soooo helpful, thank you! i just subscribed too
Thanks for subbing!
I'm 3 weeks in and my hair is constantly untwisting, it's frustrating for me but I'm trying. I love natural hair but my journey is a mess. lol
You can do it! The hair is learning to stay in one place but over time it will be "trained" to lock up
Is it recommended to stretch starter locs specifically when started with two strand twists before going to sleep? What is the best practice for night maintenance so that upon waking it it won't be all over the place lol. Didn't know if braiding nightly would cause issues or should you leave as in or maybe in a loose ponytail?
Great question. I stretched my starter locs in the beginning and wouldn't recommend it because it could make the locs unravel. I would try a loose ponytail
Hello thanks for the video. It’s my first month, 2nd week.
Heyy welcome to the journey!
Tomorrow will be 2 weeks loc'd for me. Thank you for the tips.
You're welcome congrats on starting!
Good video sister, some useful tips. Thanks.
Thank you glad you enjoyed it!
Aloe Vera gel works pretty well
Yes it does!
Hi I’m starting my journey with two strand twist and I’m going into my 3 rd week
Congrats on starting your journey! 🙌🏾
@@holisticflo thank you I’m on my 4th week 🎉🎉🎉
Yea you are right the longer yr locks get is the heavier it's gets and I think that's my down fault caz am always rapping it up often and every two to three weeks I rolled it over caz i never like how it's looking
thank you for the tips ☺️🫶🏾 i am roughly a month in and going in for my first retwist this weekend, but i’m hoping to self maintain after my third month. your channel has been extremely inspiring
You’re welcome! And I’m glad the content has inspired you thanks for the love and support
Lord have mercy, you're insanely beautiful.
Thank you!
🙌🏾
I’m 3 months in!!🎉🎉
Congrats! 🙌🏾
I’m starting mine tomorrow 🌹
Congrats on starting your journey!
I’m a few days in!!!😊
Ayyyee welcome to the loc journey!
i didnt know their was a thing called hand in hair syndrome 😭 i had no edges thru all of uni bc i used to pick at them when i was stressed or anxious.. (still do but im better at catching it) now im a week into my starter locs and i keep tugging at the ends bc i like the feeling when the coils bounce back...
Yes its very much an anxious tendency!
I'm 4 weeks in and loving it plus my hair just seems more longer...what tips do you have..was undoing the crisscross done on my hair that's been in for 1 and a half weeks and my hair was just coming out any tips on that
The hair may come loose within the first 2 months thats normal. Try not to do too much styling cuz that could increase them coming out
Thank you. I am just starting. I had my first retwist by a loctician Saturday. Do you have any suggestions on how to treat my starter locs while I exercise? Should I spray with water, so that the sweat does not cause flaking? What type of product should I use to prevent sweat flaking?
Many people use essential oils on the scalp that keep the scalp refreshed, such as tea tree oil or peppermint. The Free The Roots products I use already have that in there but I usually spray that on my locs after my workouts (after shower)
I'm 2 weeks in rn and it's in the awkward stage,but I wear a lot of scarfs and all still learning
One of the best atages honestly because you get to learn your hair!
How did you start off your locs like I'm what style (comb coils, freeform etc.)?
I started out with two strand twists
@@holisticflo ok thank you so much because I love your locs and I want mine like that
thanks for your tips
Subscribed!❤
I appreciate your support!
Started My Locd Journey Feb 1st 2023... I'm a week in ..can't wait to see how it turns out ...can you tie your locs up at this stage!?
Congrats on starting! If you're asking about tying the locs up at night, yes i recommend doing so! Preferably with a bonett to keep it from moving around so much at night
- Thank Youu ..What About washing It And Putting Them in Two Strands .?
@@Locdkhaaa272 yes that's a popular maintenance method
I got my first retwist like 3 weeks ago and after i two strand twisted all the locs(pretty loosely though). Do you think thats too much manipulation
Not necessarily but i think if you do that too often, like every 2 weeks for example, then it would probably be too much
@@holisticflo got it ty