I can relate to all, especially the baby locks and slippage. I've already begin doing 1&2 and seen progress. I will definitely be doing 3, 4, 5. I want to know more about the seasalt wash. I live right across from the ocean....lol
Hi Sis, Just sharing a few tips. Search knotted locs here on RUclips. That technique may be helpful in the harder to loc areas. I've tried knotting on a few of my locs and that helped me to incorporate loose hairs that grew between my locs. I saw another sister who has a large mane of sisterlocs use a small dab of crazy glue to a tiny section of her loc to bind the loc from being able to slip. I thought that her crazy glue technique was wild but out of desperation to keep a section of my hair from constantly slipping after washing, I hesitantly tried the glue with great success. These tips most likely wont be approved by your locitition but, it's your hair, and sometimes you gotta make things work...Thanks for sharing your loc experiences. I likeb your locs. Your hair texture is interesting, and unique and I think it suits you very well.
Super cute hair 🥰 Im 14 months in and my locs look light years ahead in growth and appearance of the clients who refused to comply w my loctitians orders to leave water, conditioner, and oils out. I have 3c/4a hair, have lost no locs or had any SLIPPAGE. The locs look moist and supple from root to tip and not dry at all. When i began I had major bald spots, a dwindling perimeter and my crown was moving back daily..my hair needed care. The advice to leave everything out of it was paramount. Some with 4c hair thought they could be more lax keeping appts, and adding products, manipulation, etc and they continue w the washing, conditioning, and products the entire time. I cant say it wasnt a good thing i just noticed our hair looks as diff as night and day.
I Love your channel ❤️ I too am a fine hair sis but with low density too. So your vid’s are inspiring. I’m curious, what rotation are you? Because I love the fluffiness of your locks but wondering if they are tight enough?
Sea salt (like salty ocean water) is a natural way to roughen up the hair cuticles but you should wash it out after you use it and not just leave it in.
TIMESTAMP: 5 Tips start at 6:00 minute mark ….I was just talking y’all 😆
I can relate to all, especially the baby locks and slippage. I've already begin doing 1&2 and seen progress. I will definitely be doing 3, 4, 5. I want to know more about the seasalt wash. I live right across from the ocean....lol
Hi Sis, Just sharing a few tips. Search knotted locs here on RUclips. That technique may be helpful in the harder to loc areas. I've tried knotting on a few of my locs and that helped me to incorporate loose hairs that grew between my locs. I saw another sister who has a large mane of sisterlocs use a small dab of crazy glue to a tiny section of her loc to bind the loc from being able to slip. I thought that her crazy glue technique was wild but out of desperation to keep a section of my hair from constantly slipping after washing, I hesitantly tried the glue with great success. These tips most likely wont be approved by your locitition but, it's your hair, and sometimes you gotta make things work...Thanks for sharing your loc experiences. I likeb your locs. Your hair texture is interesting, and unique and I think it suits you very well.
Thank you for hanging in there. Your results are an inspiration😊
Thank you 😊
So happy for you that you hung in there and have become an inspiration to so many. Love success stories like yours. So encouraging ❤
Thanks 😊 Still a work in progress
Thanks for the tips!
Hope it helps ♥️
Super cute hair 🥰
Im 14 months in and my locs look light years ahead in growth and appearance of the clients who refused to comply w my loctitians orders to leave water, conditioner, and oils out. I have 3c/4a hair, have lost no locs or had any SLIPPAGE. The locs look moist and supple from root to tip and not dry at all. When i began I had major bald spots, a dwindling perimeter and my crown was moving back daily..my hair needed care. The advice to leave everything out of it was paramount. Some with 4c hair thought they could be more lax keeping appts, and adding products, manipulation, etc and they continue w the washing, conditioning, and products the entire time. I cant say it wasnt a good thing i just noticed our hair looks as diff as night and day.
I agree. When you follow what your loctician says and keep it simple you get amazing results. ❤️❤️
I Love your channel ❤️
I too am a fine hair sis but with low density too. So your vid’s are inspiring. I’m curious, what rotation are you? Because I love the fluffiness of your locks but wondering if they are tight enough?
My crown is a reverse (reverse 4?) and the rest of my hair is a 4 point rotation. 🙂
Your hair looks full to me, maybe mine is just finer!
Yeah it doesn’t look thin anymore but you can tell when I get a retightening. My crown is very low density
@@brownilocksbooks Really wanting to get locs but worried about how fine and soft my hair is, think it’s gonna look very Scalpy 🤔😱
What does the sea salt rinse help with additionally from the slippage?
Sea salt (like salty ocean water) is a natural way to roughen up the hair cuticles but you should wash it out after you use it and not just leave it in.