COMBING OUT LOCS AFTER 2.5 YEARS | CINT WARD
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Hey yall! In this video I'll be showing how I combed out my locs after over 2.5 years! 😱 I'm going back to being a loose natural and learning my hair all over again! Remember to Like, Comment, and Subscribe to the channel to take this journey with me!
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Finished combing out my locks of 5 years 2 weeks ago. It took me 2 weeks, at first 2-3 hours a loc but eventually 20-45 minutes. My granny and I worked 11 hours a day for a week 😭😭
Best choice I ever made with my hair! I was rocking an Afro for two weeks and my hair is about 3-4 inches longer than it was in the locs. Yesturday got passion twists. It’s 100% worth the effort of combing and not cutting.
Currently taking mine of 5 yrs out now for basically the same reasons lol... it's such a big misconception that locs have to be permanent ❤
You’re one of a very VERY few that I’ve seen comb their locs out with care. I’m currently combing out my locs and the amount of girlies I’ve seen ripping their locs out was cringy. Your hair is beautiful and healthy, even after the locs and you have demonstrated why that is. Thanks for sharing!
I combed mine out after a year 2 weeks ago. So far I have no regrets. I wanted to redo them but now I think I prefer how I look with my loose natural hair.
I was also thinking about doing the same thing but I’m enjoying my loose hair for now
about to start combing mine out tomorrow! it's been a little over two years for me but i'm bored and i'm ready to rock braid-outs again. 😫
Your hair looks so healthy and beautiful 😍
I too am currently combing out mines... 😳 I got a lot done today... will definitely continue to take my time with the rest... great job!
It is certainly a process. Thank you and good luck to you 🤎
This is my second time in 12 years lol what works best I just started with one loc
I am busy combing out my hair, it's been a week now but losing half the length of my loc once it's combed out😭😭😭. But you seem to retain your length
I had mine for two and a half years too but i had to cut off 6 inches of my hair because it was split ends. It also took me a month to remove them. Started with comb coils as well and myhair was healthy before I got locs...I used lots of water and conditioner. So sad but I’m sure it’ll grow back in another year
I’m on my last 8 locs to comb out. After 9 years. It does take about an hour per loc. I’m on week 2. Not sure what going to do after they are out but I am excited.
That is a long time. I lasted a few months and ended up right back 😂
Had mine 5- 6 years. The ends were thin and had to trim them
combed out my locs with a special tool and retained sooo much of my hair 😅
I just put in mine and I’m ready to take it down. The thing is I insta loved it so I’m not sure if I can come that out at all!!!!! Help!!! I had sooo much thick hair and did amazing styles on my loose natural hair
I don’t really have experience with the instalocs however if you can find a good loctician, they should be able to let you know how you can remove them
I have instant locs my husband is taking mine down
I'm 3 most in on my 3rd set of starters..... I'm pretty sure they're coming down this weekend oh, I think I'm just going to rock two strand twists. 🤷🏽♀️
You did great I’m so scared to comb mine out
Thank you! It took a long time but I definitely have been enjoying my hair being loose again.
Did you trim your ends before you started your loc.
Also, how did you take care of your hair? How often did you retwist?
My ends were pretty healthy prior to starting so I didn't need a trim. Once locd, I washed and Retwist every 3-4 weeks
The ease with which you loose out your loc is a bit unbelievable.
The process was definitely harder than it looked. I thought I might get carpal tunnel at one point lol.
hey, after combing out your locs, did your hair get thicker or thinner?
My hair was the same in thickness. I did need to trim my ends though. Other than that, I had no major changes
According to this other video I was watching its better not to use water and conditioner for more coiler hair instead use lots of grease and grease/oil products
Mine was pretty easy with this method but I can definitely see how using oil based products can be helpful for tighter curls/coils. Great tip!
I’m
About to do the same ❤️❤️
Wishing you lots of luck and finger strength 💪🏾
I’ve been locd for 4 yrs now will you loose a lot of hair on the take down? I’m nervous
Not if you're gentle and you took good care of your hair while it was locd. You should only be losing the hair that you would normally shed if the hair was loose.
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Gorgeous hair though.
whatever the reason loc heads was CHOPPIN choppin in the heart of the pandemic
I noticed that as well. A lot of people started completely over.