THANK YOU FOR WATCHING THIS VIDEO JIMMY & I WILL BE BLESSINGS CROWNS IN GEORGIA FROM APRIL16TH - MAY 3RD PLEASE REMEMBER I ONLY WORK BY APPOINTMENTS ABSOLUTELY NO WALK-INS FOR LOCS CARE INFO VISIT MY WEBSITE WWW.LOCSBYYANNIE.COM FOR LOC SESSION WITH CONSULTATION: 845-554-LOCS
Hey girl, can you do a video on naturally thin hair, I haven’t loc’d my hair yet and I’ve been considering it. However to achieve the size she has (pencil size) I would only be able to do about 15 locs as my hair strands are thin and my hair it self isn’t thick either.
I'm a teacher with locs, 5 years in. Thick and disrespectful! I have a Master's in Early Childhood Education..went on every interview with my beautiful locs. Every student I've ever taught or come across has been in love with my hair and say they wish theirs was like mine. Fuck "professionalism" it's a made up construct!🤟🏽😝
OMG. All you professional Queens and Kings got me screaming with joy over here. I'll be doing a video dedicated just for all my professional subscribers
I’m a RN. I finished my last semester of nursing school with them and got two jobs in my career with them. I’ll be two years in June. These locs ain’t going anywhere.
Wait. People still saying locs unprofessional in the year of our Lord 2021? 😒. I've had my 4th (and last) set of locs for almost 3 years. I'm Licensed Clinical Social Worker and work for local government. I started my first set of locs 20 years ago and I've always had "professional" jobs. I even rock headwraps.... Never had an issue. People really need to get it together.. S/N... I remember growing up it was our own Caribbean people that sometimes had theeeee worst things to say abt locs...🤦🏾♀️smh!! Great job as always Yannie!! Her locs are beautiful and thickalicious!
@@bynes2674 This question is not related to the video but on a scale from 1-10 how hard was it studying and understanding psychology (1 being easy and 10 being hard)
I'm a produce clerk at a grocery store. They hired me with my locks and been at this job for 9.5 years. I have been on my lock journey since 2008. Bamm!
I’ve been loced since 1999. I’ve earned 2 degrees, been a teacher and am now in k8 administration. My locs aren’t going anywhere and they haven’t prevented me from succeeding in anything.
I am a Bus Operator been driving professionally since 2003 ( School bus, Tour bus, Public bus ). I am also a certified Para Professional Mental Health Worker. I been rocking my locs 3 yrs and 7 mos and still going strong. Thank you Yannie for your knowledge on loc's. P.S. I was a little embarrassed to post my profession after seeing all the doctors, nurses, teachers and engineers 😂 but I had to lift myself on up because I work hard and good at what I do❤.
Do be… your job as your don’t matter what it is… Proud of you for what your are doing… but yes my friend asked me was I cutting my hair when I got into real estate.
I am in corporate America and i am an executive manager and have been in my position for over 11 years. I am 2.5 years loc’d and no one says anything about my hair. I actually have gotten a lot of compliments. I am also the only black person in management. So there you go. I am also educated with a MS degree so again we can be educated and professional with locs. I have 152 locs currently. I started with 190. I would love to get to about 120 locs. Another great video Yannie!!! We just love you sis.
Never had an issue getting a job. Costume designer. Grew locs from 1987. I'm tall. They reached below my knees, I cut a foot and half from my length, and my locs grew back like it was possessed. I freed them after 28 years, my hair is always natural. New set of locs in place and I'm excited for this new journey. Bliss and Blessings to all. ❤
I have locs and I am an ICU nurse, but I wear hijab so I'm not sure if I count here. I used to worry I wouldn't get a job either but your potential and desire to serve will outshine everything!
I’m a nurse practitioner. I work in academia and also in a medical setting. I have dreads that havent been twisted in 2.5yrs. Some are joined, I have a glow in the dark bead, a wooden bead, and I even have shiny purple yarn twisted on some of them.
Big up to all the professionals with locs! I have had quite a few locced professional friends over the years. I'm only 4 years in my journey, but was often told that I'm a rasta at heart. Rastas (with their PhDs) have mentored me for years, no decades! How could I forget! My daughter is "a doctor with locs"!
Been locced for 10 years +. I am a psychologist and I live in England. I have always worked clinically and I have only ever had positive comments about my hair. Yannie one day I shall come all the way over there for you to bless this beautiful crown of mine! Love your beautiful hair Kings and Queens, it's your God given crowning glory !!
I'm a mental health professional who works with neurodivergent children and I've been growing my locs since March of 2020. Initially, I was sensitive about my hair but, when a kiddo in one of the groups I work with saw my hair, he shouted joyfully that we were twinsies. That moment showed me that representation in professional settings truly matters. And, because of that, these locs ain't going nowhere!
Got my government job with my locs. Currently at home because of covid. Did Carnival in 2018 and planned on coming back for 2021. Hopefully the world can get back to some sort of normal in the future. I miss doubles and bake & shark. Signed a 🇯🇲 that loves 🇹🇹🥰
I'm a teacher with locs, I'm 1 year and 4 months in my loc journey. I'm also a local preacher and don't care what the church members even think. Lol thanx yannie I learn a lot from you.
I’ve had my locs for 2 yrs now. I’m an nurse and have a Masters in Healthcare Administration. Yr videos have taught me a lot about proper loc care and maintenance. Thanks so much
Yes long hair don’t care. I am a high ranking police official in Philadelphia and I absolutely refused to cut my locks when certain people had comments when I 1st started my journey. And Now I out rank every one of these guys. To all my sisters and brothers on this journey “keep growing and keep growing. Stay true to yourself
I’m a College Professor in the English Dept and I’ve had my locs for 6 years. Absolutely no problem with Professionalism. I don’t over twist or over style my hair either.
Just got into my pediatric residency rocking my locs all the way through the interview cycle! On my way to becoming a physician with a full head of healthy, disrespectful locs!
I am a teacher also. My students and staff have nothing but compliments and admiration for my hair. I live in the UK. I’m Jamaican/English, 54 and have just started my locs (6 months in). I love the confidence and freedom I now have from embracing the process and letting my hair do what it naturally wants to do. Still learning and following you for how to have the healthiest hair possible. Thank you
Her hair is AMAZING, I know everyone’s are different but I wouldn’t be mad at mine ending up this way. Thank y’all for sharing your stories of being black and having locs in the “professional” world I’m a young black man in school right now and I’m about 3 months into my second set, and this is something I think about often
I'm an accountant and I started mine 4 yrs ago after I started this job so had all the stages showing in the office. I get a compliments. My sister locs are down she backside and she's a nurse (got her job with locs) Dr's. Be crushing on she locs
I am a older person who started locs because my natural hair was a short dry mess. I am a case manger and a Rehab therapist. I've never had any negative comments about my locs. I follow Yannie and everything she tells us is true. Thankful for her lessons
Hi Yannie! I’m a registered Mammography Technologist with 13 years experience. Iv been growing my Locs for over 4 years now and I get so many compliments on them.. funny thing is, I get the compliments when my Locs are over a month old from retwisting. I love my Locs! 🎉
Architect (unlicensed) here with my 2.5 Month Baby Locs who is about to start an new career... and will be interviewing with my locs. My Liccensed Architect colleague (Woman) got hired at the firm last year with 5-7 year old Mico Locs. Another colleague/friend is and Urban Planner. Now with another company and got hired while a year or two in her journey. She is about 3-4 years loc'd now. We out here!
I’m a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. I’ve been loc’d 19months. My babies are almost shoulder length with sprinkles and a beautiful sea shell. I work contract and I’ve been on my current job for 6 months. No issues during the hiring process or anything 😁
I'm such a huge fan! Your voice is so soothing and you always give such sage advice. I am only 3 weeks into my loc journey but you continue to inspire me :), love from Paris, France xxx
Hi Yannie I'm from Trinidad and I'm a firefighter. .I'm a one year rasta. Had slot of negativity from my husband but I just loved it so. I always admired my brother's raw,I used to help take care of it and wanted it since secondary school.I wash my hair once a month and only put oils and spritz with rose water. I love watching your videos,thanks much for your knowledge. Blessings
Hey Yannie! I am a loc’d Ophthalmic Tech (Retinal Disease) and a Substitute Paraprofessional (NYCDOE D75) loc’d 11 years and YES got those opportunities with locs as well as wrapped in fabric from the motherland 👑👑
Thank you Yannie for all your great advice on locs . It is because I follow you why I have beautiful locs I had to tell my hair dresser some tips from you
I started my loc journey when I was working as a pharmacist in Ohio. Predominantly white area. I’ve had 3 pharmacist jobs since then. Now working at CVS in NC.
I love her locs. I started my locs from watching Yannie. I started Sept. 2018 by way of 2 strand twist and my locs were thin, if you could see them now. WOW!!! Less is more...they are thick and healthy, never lost a loc, I actually started 3 additional locs. I am a Medical Business Analyst, my hair was loc'd about 1 year after I was hired and I will always have my locs, rocking them proudly. Blessings to all my loc Kings & Queens❤❤❤
I’m the program director at one of the largest shelters in my city. MSW, MPA, Licensed Social Worker. Locked 20 years. I started on my 18 th birthday and my locs have seen me through a Bachelors and 2 Masters degrees. 💗
Shout out to this future STEM professional! Engineer here with (almost) 2 year old locs! Started at my government agency with a big ole fro 6 years ago.
I am an a qualified chartered accountant and HR professional and I have had my locs since 1998. They have never stopped my career progression. Thanks Yannie. You tell them.
Much Respect to the Ancestors!!!! I just love your videos and your attitude about locs. i am coming up on 3 years in my loc journey. I am proud of my hair. I am subscribed to your channel. I do appreciate you calling people' locs disrespectful, lol,lol,lol,lol. Peace be unto you and yours!
Thank you Yannie, for breaking it down. Due to illness I started with thin Locs. Last year I had to combine half of the. There are doing much better now. And just you said I just let the new growth get long enough to wrap around the base/root. 🙏✌💜
There is more to life, than just these worldly things. I live in this world.. but I'm not of it. Meaning I can do anything that I want to. bc I am free & I live my life, as a free person. I wanted locs.. so that's what I got, I never gave a 2nd thought about a job or who did or didn't like them. I have had mine almost 3 yrs & I got job at a financial institution with my locs. If u think locs will keep u from employment.. they will. Bc u are speaking it into existence. That works for all things.. be mindful of your words & your thoughts.
I'm from Trinidad & Tobago as well and miss Mary also did my hair six years ago and I'm an internationally certified mixologist and got my current job and certificates with my locks.
Hello Yannie! I work for The Department of State in DC, as a Executive Assistant I started my locs about 20 years ago I worked with style and now I'm doing head wrap 24/7. I am a stalker fan (LOL)
I am a registered nurse of 20 years. I’ve been loose natural for 9 years, and recently locked my hair 9 months ago. I love my hair and ALL locs; traditional, freeform, microloc, etc. They are all beautiful and unique to the individual.
I am a Veterinary Technician and have been on my Loc Journey since 2002. There were a few years I also worked as a Teachers Assistant in Pre-K. With some of the kids my hair was a way to get them to embrace their new environment and gain their trust in me. Out of curiosity they would stare at my Locs, some would want to touch it some would not. I would remind them that is always ok to ask questions, that is a way to get to know the world and people around you!
Love those beautiful locs! I'm only 6 months into my loc journey but I'm in it for the long haul. I have worked in Human Resources for 10.5 years now in a predominantly Caucasian industry and nobody says anything to me about my locs except for how cute they are.
I was an Air Traffic Controller at LAX, & ONT and all of the Black Sisters had beautiful locs and, before I retired in 2010, the Brothers were starting to wear locs.😄😄😄
Watching as I retie my micro braidlocs. I have been combining my loc’s due to weaken. I appreciate you and the knowledge you bring to us non educated loc people.
I been wearing my locs for 20 years. I am recently retired, I worked as administrative assistant at a university (I was the only African American in my department). Prior to starting my locs my hair was past my shoulders and I hated spending hours at the beauty shop every week to maintain "the look". I wore my locs proudly. Believe it or not I got the most grief for African American sisters. Many sisters would said to me on campus "I want to start locs, but I dont think my department would allow it". I cut my locs last year due to my length (my locs were past my thighs) my kids begged me not to cut my hair, they said it was my "brand". At present my locs have grown to shoulder length. My dude said I look younger with shorted hair. I love my locs and will never stop were them.
I am Seafood Manager at Krogers here in Stone Mountain Ga, (originally from St. Michael's Barbados/ New Jersey I started my loc journey July 2020. Im in school for my B.S in Cyber security at Strayer University. Shout out to all my Carribbean breddahs and sistahs. Jah Bless🙏🏾💪🏾🇧🇧
I am a business analyst at a non-profit health care company in Washington DC. I've had locs for 11yrs (come June). I started my journey as a junior in college, so all of my professional life I've had locs.
Army veteran and CPS investigator been locked a year and following you since I started I love your videos so educational and informative. The one thin one she had upfront I have one the same and now I know to just leave it be
THANK YOU FOR WATCHING THIS VIDEO
JIMMY & I
WILL BE BLESSINGS CROWNS
IN GEORGIA
FROM
APRIL16TH - MAY 3RD
PLEASE REMEMBER I ONLY WORK
BY APPOINTMENTS
ABSOLUTELY NO WALK-INS
FOR LOCS CARE INFO VISIT MY WEBSITE
WWW.LOCSBYYANNIE.COM
FOR LOC SESSION WITH CONSULTATION:
845-554-LOCS
Plan to come to KC soon?
When are you coming to California
Hey girl, can you do a video on naturally thin hair, I haven’t loc’d my hair yet and I’ve been considering it. However to achieve the size she has (pencil size) I would only be able to do about 15 locs as my hair strands are thin and my hair it self isn’t thick either.
I'm a teacher with locs, 5 years in. Thick and disrespectful! I have a Master's in Early Childhood Education..went on every interview with my beautiful locs. Every student I've ever taught or come across has been in love with my hair and say they wish theirs was like mine. Fuck "professionalism" it's a made up construct!🤟🏽😝
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I'm a teacher too w/masters in the same field! My students love my hair too!!
I just got my diploma in Early Childhood education and have worn my locs for interviews and placements. Yeesssss to representing the way we are!
OMG. All you professional Queens and Kings got me screaming with joy over here. I'll be doing a video dedicated just for all my professional subscribers
I’m a RN. I finished my last semester of nursing school with them and got two jobs in my career with them. I’ll be two years in June. These locs ain’t going anywhere.
Welcome to the world of nursing! #classof2020 #icunurse
Happy Nurses Week! I wear my locs, my head wraps, whatever I want, and my patients love them and me.
Wait. People still saying locs unprofessional in the year of our Lord 2021? 😒. I've had my 4th (and last) set of locs for almost 3 years. I'm Licensed Clinical Social Worker and work for local government. I started my first set of locs 20 years ago and I've always had "professional" jobs. I even rock headwraps.... Never had an issue. People really need to get it together..
S/N... I remember growing up it was our own Caribbean people that sometimes had theeeee worst things to say abt locs...🤦🏾♀️smh!!
Great job as always Yannie!! Her locs are beautiful and thickalicious!
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at the VA as well and I wear my Locs
I am a PhD psychologist, the lead school psychologist for a school district in NC. I've been loc'd since 2003.
Wow I am 10 months in my loc journey and my parents say it's not professional. I am graduating in the fall I'm also studying Psychology
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@@bynes2674 I am a professional. I am a Clinical Social Worker at the VA and I am nearly 6 years Loc’d
Thank you for this.🖤🖤🖤
@@bynes2674 This question is not related to the video but on a scale from 1-10 how
hard was it studying and understanding psychology (1 being easy and 10 being hard)
I'm a produce clerk at a grocery store. They hired me with my locks and been at this job for 9.5 years. I have been on my lock journey since 2008. Bamm!
I am a teacher , I got hired with locs. I've been growing my locs for almost 5years ✨👸🏾
That's what I'm talking about
I’ve been loced since 1999. I’ve earned 2 degrees, been a teacher and am now in k8 administration.
My locs aren’t going anywhere and they haven’t prevented me from succeeding in anything.
Mechanical engineer here...working for a German company. I was 2 years into my free-form journey when I interviewed. #nattylife
I am a Bus Operator been driving professionally since 2003 ( School bus, Tour bus, Public bus ). I am also a certified Para Professional Mental Health Worker. I been rocking my locs 3 yrs and 7 mos and still going strong. Thank you Yannie for your knowledge on loc's.
P.S. I was a little embarrassed to post my profession after seeing all the doctors, nurses, teachers and engineers 😂 but I had to lift myself on up because I work hard and good at what I do❤.
Well done, you are awesome. Love what you do 💜.
Nvr be embarrassed abt your profession....it's bc of you that we/our kids/church groups and etc. can get from point A to point B and back again.
Do be… your job as your don’t matter what it is… Proud of you for what your are doing… but yes my friend asked me was I cutting my hair when I got into real estate.
Proud janitor and even more proud of my 8yr old disrespectful locs. Love it love it
Political Strategist - Been growing my gold locks for 12 years .
Niceeeeee. Love it
I am in corporate America and i am an executive manager and have been in my position for over 11 years. I am 2.5 years loc’d and no one says anything about my hair. I actually have gotten a lot of compliments. I am also the only black person in management. So there you go. I am also educated with a MS degree so again we can be educated and professional with locs. I have 152 locs currently. I started with 190. I would love to get to about 120 locs. Another great video Yannie!!! We just love you sis.
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I’m an attorney, I’ve had locs for 1.5 years and have no intention of getting rid of them anytime soon. ♥️
🙌🏾🙌🏾 LOCD Professionals! Interpreter here☝🏾. THANK YOU YANNIE😍
8years loc'd and I'm an Electronic Technician. Had mad new growth during the interview.....now I'm a tech2.
Never had an issue getting a job. Costume designer. Grew locs from 1987. I'm tall. They reached below my knees, I cut a foot and half from my length, and my locs grew back like it was possessed. I freed them after 28 years, my hair is always natural. New set of locs in place and I'm excited for this new journey. Bliss and Blessings to all. ❤
I have locs and I am an ICU nurse, but I wear hijab so I'm not sure if I count here. I used to worry I wouldn't get a job either but your potential and desire to serve will outshine everything!
Yes you count. It means you're amazing TWICE. ;)
@@YannietheLocologist thank you kindly, sister. Stay blessed. -Titilola
@@YannietheLocologist Exactly Queen ❣️ love you ....you are so uplifting
I’m a nurse practitioner. I work in academia and also in a medical setting. I have dreads that havent been twisted in 2.5yrs. Some are joined, I have a glow in the dark bead, a wooden bead, and I even have shiny purple yarn twisted on some of them.
Dr. Moore checking in here. I am a pharmacist and have been growing my locs for 8 months.
Big up to all the professionals with locs! I have had quite a few locced professional friends over the years. I'm only 4 years in my journey, but was often told that I'm a rasta at heart. Rastas (with their PhDs) have mentored me for years, no decades!
How could I forget! My daughter is "a doctor with locs"!
I have been on my loc journey for 17 months. I am a medical assistant. I watch your videos all the way from texas.
Certified Nursing Assistant and on my way to nursing school next year. I've had locs for almost 2 years.
Same except for the nursing school part
Been locced for 10 years +. I am a psychologist and I live in England. I have always worked clinically and I have only ever had positive comments about my hair. Yannie one day I shall come all the way over there for you to bless this beautiful crown of mine! Love your beautiful hair Kings and Queens, it's your God given crowning glory !!
Loc journey for 5 years and have been an English teacher. Two of those years were in Amish country!
I'm a mental health professional who works with neurodivergent children and I've been growing my locs since March of 2020. Initially, I was sensitive about my hair but, when a kiddo in one of the groups I work with saw my hair, he shouted joyfully that we were twinsies. That moment showed me that representation in professional settings truly matters. And, because of that, these locs ain't going nowhere!
Got my government job with my locs. Currently at home because of covid. Did Carnival in 2018 and planned on coming back for 2021. Hopefully the world can get back to some sort of normal in the future. I miss doubles and bake & shark. Signed a 🇯🇲 that loves 🇹🇹🥰
I've been on my loc journey for 15months. I'm a PreK Teacher .
Yannie Thank you for the knowledge of healthy locs
I'm a teacher with locs, I'm 1 year and 4 months in my loc journey. I'm also a local preacher and don't care what the church members even think. Lol thanx yannie I learn a lot from you.
@Mighty Wealthy Exactly 🧐
I’ve had my locs for 2 yrs now. I’m an nurse and have a Masters in Healthcare Administration. Yr videos have taught me a lot about proper loc care and maintenance. Thanks so much
I have had my locs since nursing school. I am a RN and I have had my locs for 10 years. I have never had a problem with employment. Love my locs!
I'm a retired healthcare worker from Penn Medicine in Philly. I started my locs after being there for 5 yrs in 2005. Still have my locs 2021.
Our ancestors who were kings and Queens wore locs, I got 42 locs and I’m a business owner #teamthickandisrespectful
14 years with locs, teacher now and before that I worked in news.
I’m a nurse and I’ve been growing my locs for 6 years!!!
Yes long hair don’t care. I am a high ranking police official in Philadelphia and I absolutely refused to cut my locks when certain people had comments when I 1st started my journey. And Now I out rank every one of these guys. To all my sisters and brothers on this journey “keep growing and keep growing. Stay true to yourself
All of these comments give me the confidence to start my loc journey in college and not be afraid of getting jobs
LMAO. Not “I’m leaving this as a reminder!” 😂😂😂
Omg we miss you so much. Thus covid fking up see all my clients that are overseas. We had plans bro bro
I’m a College Professor in the English Dept and I’ve had my locs for 6 years. Absolutely no problem with Professionalism. I don’t over twist or over style my hair either.
Just got into my pediatric residency rocking my locs all the way through the interview cycle! On my way to becoming a physician with a full head of healthy, disrespectful locs!
I am a teacher also. My students and staff have nothing but compliments and admiration for my hair. I live in the UK. I’m Jamaican/English, 54 and have just started my locs (6 months in). I love the confidence and freedom I now have from embracing the process and letting my hair do what it naturally wants to do. Still learning and following you for how to have the healthiest hair possible. Thank you
Do you have instagram
I can't wait for my locs to start being disrespectful, for now it is too obedient. 😩
I'm a licensed engineer that's 10 months into my loc journey. I interviewed for my current job 3 months into my loc journey.
Her hair is AMAZING, I know everyone’s are different but I wouldn’t be mad at mine ending up this way. Thank y’all for sharing your stories of being black and having locs in the “professional” world I’m a young black man in school right now and I’m about 3 months into my second set, and this is something I think about often
It is always a pleasure to watch you Yannie! I love R's Locs. It's so beautiful, healthy and thick😍
I'm an accountant and I started mine 4 yrs ago after I started this job so had all the stages showing in the office. I get a compliments. My sister locs are down she backside and she's a nurse (got her job with locs) Dr's. Be crushing on she locs
I am a older person who started locs because my natural hair was a short dry mess. I am a case manger and a Rehab therapist. I've never had any negative comments about my locs. I follow Yannie and everything she tells us is true. Thankful for her lessons
I’m an assistant professor in an art department and have been locked since 2018!
Thank you for this video! 🙏🏽🙌🏾
Hi Yannie! I’m a registered Mammography Technologist with 13 years experience. Iv been growing my Locs for over 4 years now and I get so many compliments on them.. funny thing is, I get the compliments when my Locs are over a month old from retwisting. I love my Locs! 🎉
Yesss loc'd professionals! I do Data Analysis 📊📈& Program Evaluation work. Been growing my locs for 4 years.
Architect (unlicensed) here with my 2.5 Month Baby Locs who is about to start an new career... and will be interviewing with my locs. My Liccensed Architect colleague (Woman) got hired at the firm last year with 5-7 year old Mico Locs. Another colleague/friend is and Urban Planner. Now with another company and got hired while a year or two in her journey. She is about 3-4 years loc'd now. We out here!
I have worked for my company for 23 years....the last three years were with locs. I'm still there.
Doing my 4th year in medicine, and I've had my locs for 5 years. Loc love! ❤️
I’m a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. I’ve been loc’d 19months. My babies are almost shoulder length with sprinkles and a beautiful sea shell. I work contract and I’ve been on my current job for 6 months. No issues during the hiring process or anything 😁
I'm such a huge fan! Your voice is so soothing and you always give such sage advice. I am only 3 weeks into my loc journey but you continue to inspire me :), love from Paris, France xxx
25 years with locs. Parading my 4th crop. JObs, Career and retirement with locs. Wore them in the 80"s when they were not trendy.
here watching..I started my sister loc journey May of this year and thanks for sharing
Hi Yannie I'm from Trinidad and I'm a firefighter. .I'm a one year rasta. Had slot of negativity from my husband but I just loved it so. I always admired my brother's raw,I used to help take care of it and wanted it since secondary school.I wash my hair once a month and only put oils and spritz with rose water. I love watching your videos,thanks much for your knowledge. Blessings
Hey Yannie! I am a loc’d Ophthalmic Tech (Retinal Disease) and a Substitute Paraprofessional (NYCDOE D75) loc’d 11 years and YES got those opportunities with locs as well as wrapped in fabric from the motherland 👑👑
Thank you Yannie for all your great advice on locs . It is because I follow you why I have beautiful locs
I had to tell my hair dresser some tips from you
I started my loc journey when I was working as a pharmacist in Ohio. Predominantly white area. I’ve had 3 pharmacist jobs since then. Now working at CVS in NC.
I love her locs. I started my locs from watching Yannie. I started Sept. 2018 by way of 2 strand twist and my locs were thin, if you could see them now. WOW!!! Less is more...they are thick and healthy, never lost a loc, I actually started 3 additional locs. I am a Medical Business Analyst, my hair was loc'd about 1 year after I was hired and I will always have my locs, rocking them proudly. Blessings to all my loc Kings & Queens❤❤❤
I’m the program director at one of the largest shelters in my city. MSW, MPA, Licensed Social Worker. Locked 20 years. I started on my 18 th birthday and my locs have seen me through a Bachelors and 2 Masters degrees. 💗
I am a middle school teacher. I have locs!! I got my job while being loced!! I love them and they're very professional!!
Shout out to this future STEM professional! Engineer here with (almost) 2 year old locs! Started at my government agency with a big ole fro 6 years ago.
I am an a qualified chartered accountant and HR professional and I have had my locs since 1998. They have never stopped my career progression. Thanks Yannie. You tell them.
I’m a payroll analyst and work for the County of Los Angeles. I’ve been loc’d for 10yrs. And proud of them !
Peace Yanni! I've been locd since '99 and a RN since '06. I wear my locs proudly and wrap my crown while on the job! Love your channel! Bless up💜
Much Respect to the Ancestors!!!! I just love your videos and your attitude about locs. i am coming up on 3 years in my loc journey. I am proud of my hair. I am subscribed to your channel. I do appreciate you calling people' locs disrespectful, lol,lol,lol,lol. Peace be unto you and yours!
Thank you Yannie, for breaking it down. Due to illness I started with thin Locs. Last year I had to combine half of the. There are doing much better now. And just you said I just let the new growth get long enough to wrap around the base/root. 🙏✌💜
Not gone lie she has one of the best locs ive ever seen
There is more to life, than just these worldly things. I live in this world.. but I'm not of it. Meaning I can do anything that I want to. bc I am free & I live my life, as a free person.
I wanted locs.. so that's what I got, I never gave a 2nd thought about a job or who did or didn't like them.
I have had mine almost 3 yrs & I got job at a financial institution with my locs.
If u think locs will keep u from employment.. they will.
Bc u are speaking it into existence. That works for all things.. be mindful of your words & your thoughts.
Omg I wish I knew someone who could help start mine. I want it this thick. They're beautiful 😍
I'm from Trinidad & Tobago as well and miss Mary also did my hair six years ago and I'm an internationally certified mixologist and got my current job and certificates with my locks.
I'm an architectural technician. started my locks in college. Got my job with my locks. will never get rid of them
Finishing my doctoral program.... master’s degree...been loc’d 17 years...working in counseling higher education and law enforcement.... 💜
FEMA Emergency Planner..from Miami with locks. Much love & respect Yanni.
Hello Yannie! I work for The Department of State in DC, as a Executive Assistant I started my locs about 20 years ago I worked with style and now I'm doing head wrap 24/7. I am a stalker fan (LOL)
I am a registered nurse of 20 years. I’ve been loose natural for 9 years, and recently locked my hair 9 months ago. I love my hair and ALL locs; traditional, freeform, microloc, etc. They are all beautiful and unique to the individual.
Her locs are gorgeous omg
I am a Veterinary Technician and have been on my Loc Journey since 2002. There were a few years I also worked as a Teachers Assistant in Pre-K. With some of the kids my hair was a way to get them to embrace their new environment and gain their trust in me. Out of curiosity they would stare at my Locs, some would want to touch it some would not. I would remind them that is always ok to ask questions, that is a way to get to know the world and people around you!
I am a nurse and I have been loc'd for 11yrs🤗 very professional
I’m a Medical Assistant got my Job with My Loccs 🤞🏽💓
Love those beautiful locs! I'm only 6 months into my loc journey but I'm in it for the long haul. I have worked in Human Resources for 10.5 years now in a predominantly Caucasian industry and nobody says anything to me about my locs except for how cute they are.
I work at Walmart and I have locs for 8 years.
Two years this July in my natural thick gray locs journey! I work on a military base as a Lead Child Youth Program Assistance (CYPA)!! 💜💜
I got offered a grad program in my locs and now in my second year. I even got a job after that. I love my hair.
I am an wireless communications engineer, I have been growing my hair for 19 years and have been in the industry for 27 years.
Locs for 5 years... I'm in the Telecommunications field. I started my locs one year after starting my job and my job love them!!
I am a chef/Cake Maker in England and I have been loc'd since 2015!!! and this is my 3rd set!!! #longhairdontcare!!!
I was an Air Traffic Controller at LAX, & ONT and all of the Black Sisters had beautiful locs and, before I retired in 2010, the Brothers were starting to wear locs.😄😄😄
Watching as I retie my micro braidlocs. I have been combining my loc’s due to weaken. I appreciate you and the knowledge you bring to us non educated loc people.
I been wearing my locs for 20 years. I am recently retired, I worked as administrative assistant at a university (I was the only African American in my department). Prior to starting my locs my hair was past my shoulders and I hated spending hours at the beauty shop every week to maintain "the look". I wore my locs proudly.
Believe it or not I got the most grief for African American sisters. Many sisters would said to me on campus "I want to start locs, but I dont think my department would allow it".
I cut my locs last year due to my length (my locs were past my thighs) my kids begged me not to cut my hair, they said it was my "brand". At present my locs have grown to shoulder length. My dude said I look younger with shorted hair. I love my locs and will never stop were them.
I am Seafood Manager at Krogers here in Stone Mountain Ga, (originally from St. Michael's Barbados/ New Jersey I started my loc journey July 2020. Im in school for my B.S in Cyber security at Strayer University. Shout out to all my Carribbean breddahs and sistahs. Jah Bless🙏🏾💪🏾🇧🇧
I am a business analyst at a non-profit health care company in Washington DC. I've had locs for 11yrs (come June). I started my journey as a junior in college, so all of my professional life I've had locs.
I got my job and graduated with a college degree with my locs 🖤
Army veteran and CPS investigator been locked a year and following you since I started I love your videos so educational and informative. The one thin one she had upfront I have one the same and now I know to just leave it be
YANNIE IS THE TRUTH, PROFESSIONAL HEALTHCARE WORKER, BEEN WEARING LOCS LONG TIME!!! I WILL CONTINUE TO KEEP MY LOCS 4 EVER!!
a male Clinical Social worker and I started my loc journey 2 years ago.