Been in the dread game for 2-3 years AINT never do this but now ima start doing it every morning or every afternoon

I literally just started my loc journey last week and I can’t wait to see where my locs is gonna be from a year from now

I started my loc journey 3 weeks ago. I really appreciate your content bro! Your channel has answered all of my questions so far! Respect ✊🏿🙏🏿

Started my loc journey 17 days ago I’m so happy and love your locs 🙌🏾♥️🔒💪🏾🎯

Started mine 2 days ago!! Mine are getting dry and I feel like only oil isn’t doing much so I’m here to learn about spraying and moisturizing!!

🔒Up, my boi thanks fo de tip. I’ve got my locs for about a month now and your vids are very helpful to maintain my investment🤙🏽 I got a bonnet and my wife started laughing wen she saw me but she loves the journey. But fr tho keep these vids coming, Very helpful 🔒💯

🔒 1yr 3months. You give great detailed info, moisturizing my locs like this from now on. 💯

🔒 for 9 months! It’s going amazing so far and I just ran out of hair moisturizing spray so thanks for this!

Glad I found this. I’ve been 🔒 for almost 1yr & 7 months, and have issues with knowing what to moisturize my Locs with. Appreciate the great content. 🙏🏾💪🏾

Thank you for this information! You make it make sense...💯 oh yeah just got 🔒 yesterday!

Appreciate you mane I needed something quick I can do daily

Thank you so much for this info. This is so simple & helpful. 💪🏽

🔒 started this week 🙌🏾

Exactly what I needed! Thank you!

Nice and simple. That's one thing I have to remember to do is moisturize my locs daily

great video homie been growing mine since the barbershops closed down when Covid hit and was to lazy to find a new barber and decided to just grow my hair i saw my aunts locs and wanted to start locking mine i never knew i was supposed water my hair everyday like that but thanks for the video you just helped me a lot

The “massage “ tip is the best tip ever man , so underrated my scalp never feels stiff and sore. earned a SUB $$$$

Getting 🔒June 4th!! Thanks for the help in pushing me towards my lock journey! 🥰

Been 🔒 for about 2 and a half years been using this method for a whole year and my hair looks good

Locs for two and a half years!! Yours look great!! I keep my routine super simple too 😊

🔒🔒🔒 just started today! Got the baby starter locs in! Can’t wait to see how much they grow & how fast. I been maintaining my hair so good before I locd up. I do have thinning on the top of my crown but I’ve filled it in over time last year. Managed to get 4 baby locs on top 😂 I can’t lie I’m excited just to have my thin spot actually locd. Now I just wait & keep my routine. I appreciate videos like this for sure! Def let me know I’ve been doing right & put me on game to other things I can use! Thank you bro 💯

🔒 up for 1 month now today! New subscriber to your channel and I was about to go buy all these new spray items for my loc’s an stuff. Yea this vid definitely helped. Thanks

Man I've been trying to figure this out moisturizing biz for a while. Been on my loc journey for 11 mons!! I was using the L.O.C. method which is a lot to keep up with. I thought water would do my locs harm and make them dry out!! Your method is much simpler. I'm going to start this today! Thanks bruh!

This is my same regiment. After I moisturize my locks, I use lemon grass and Moroccan oil. Love this video brother because many people don’t understand that the hair respects you when you hydrate.

He's exactly right. I do the same technique except with olive oil.

Just starting too, thanks for the vid! 🔒

I had my 🔒for about 10 years, i definitely needed this information

Started my dread journey again about a month ago it's been 10 years since I cut them off can't wait for the growth

New follower! Just started about a week ago. Great thing I got everything you just named lol

This is my lock care set too! I'm a woman. Rocking the castor and water - maybe a bit of rosemary and rosewater mixed with my water and caster oil in a spray bottle - but overall I keep it simple. Water is the main ingredient. Thank you for your videos!

Super informative and entertaining video. I love how you act out everything that you said lol

🔒 almost 1 year in !!! Loc gang!!! Great content btw

I'm growing out my hair, it's thick and curly and im in love with dreadlocks and I'm happy to start soon just need to get the stuff to take care of it first

No lie the set of locs you have a pretty nice bruh can tell your scalp is healthy thanks for the water tip i definitely learned something 💯

Great video answered alot of questions thanks.

I need to try this out for real. It’s simple. 🔒🔒

Thanks brotha man 🤣 that what a fellow gangsta needed 😆

This was so helpful. Thank you

I’m two months loc’d, thanks for this routine. Your look is exactly what I’m going for✊🏾. Are you doing this in the mornings and at night? Or only once a day?

Thanks man i've been going too hard on the oils

Thanks g I’ll keep you posted

I've been loc for 3 weeks. Super happy I finally started. Love the video. 🔒

lookin fresh my guy👌🏼🤝🏼

Thanks... I didn't kno this part 🔥🔥🔥

Straight , simple , short , useful ! 🔐🔒🔒

I've been spraying water on my locs for about a couple of months now. It's much better than using oils. Thanks for the tip

THIS MAN GOT MY DREADS FROM MOLDY TO GREAT AND NICE

That bonnet 🤣🤣🤣 your funny I’ve been locked 🔒 26 days.

You crack me up 😂. Keeping it gangsta with your bonnet and the penguins made me subscribe

Made my day too lol 😆 thank you for adorable penguins and great energy

We need that merch bro 🔒

I started my loc journey a couple days ago.l! Hoping for a big gain to hair health

🔒 for 3 days thanks so much for the helpful advice I'm getting scared about breakage.

Thanks for this 👌🏿🔥

I’m 10 years Loc’d. I take very good care of my hair, keeping it clean, drinking water and slowing down on juice/soda. I had them done last week on Thursday in two strand twists, but a day or two after getting them done, I wore a satin bonnet to protect my style and from lint etc, but it makes my head itch for some weird reason, even though my scalp was already oiled when I got my hair done, so I recently oiled my hair and scalp…it toned down a little tbh but it was redness in some areas.

Wish I would have known this years ago even though my locs have grown from less than an inch to past my shoulders. Sometimes they would be extremely dry looking and I wondered why. I always thought excessive water would dry them out and didn't know if I got caught in the rain I should have oiled them later. Thanks

🔒loca gang 💪🏾

🔒 2nd day of my journey, locs forever

Word my roots on the back of my head locked together in a section because I wasn't using castor oil. Castor oil is the master key for separation.

🤣🤣🤣man...you straight on no cap I've been growing for 6 years and I messed up with dying my tips SOOO yeaaa...I heard they might shed up to the part that the dye starts at....so right now I'm in major treatment stage 😭....but my hair is strong and it took years from the breakage to start happening....so here I am....

I just came across your video. Thank you for sharing

I like your grey hair!!!!!

This is the most light skinned video I’ve every watched but thanks for the info I just started mine

Been 🔒 since July 31st 2020 thanks for your help

Your mic is phenomenal! I could hear every breath.

I luv this vid bless ya head and ya wise man🤝🤎☮️

Looking good in that bonnet man style hey

I personally would recommend using distilled water with rose water mixed with a carrier oil like jojoba oil, and essential oils like tea tree oil, peppermint in a spray bottle. This will prevent fungi/mold growth and save you a massive headache down the road.

Im on my new loc journey myself and always suffered on this one part, which is moisturizing my locs. I was told that i only had to use oils and thats it. I was told that water would mess up my locs, but obviously i was miss informed. Thanks for this video!!!

That penguin tactic was good. You get me.

Your hair is beautiful thanks for the tip

🔒 for 5 going on 6 months 🔥 I’m loving my journey so far. thanks for the tips 😁 Will be using these from now on, also… i actually use that brand of the oil for my shampoo, conditioner, retwists & i have a leave in growth mists and another for strong roots

The bonnet made me subscribe

You have some beautiful locs!

Had me at the clap in the beginning. That mug looked intense lol

EAST SIDE BONNET SET, WHAT UP G!

W I just got mine yesterday

Yeeesiirr 🔒🔒

Good looking bro my dum as been doing oil all the time I had my locs for two years now and my roots thinning real bad ima just use castor and water now

Can you do a video daily moisture/ shampoo your dreads without leaving no dandruff and itchy scalp

🔒 I just got my locks started and do similar

I’m in love with penguins and you made my day by giving us a pic of them, cute little penguins🐧...

I’m three months into the journey can’t wait for my one yearrrr

I keep it gangsta with my bonnet 😩😂😂😂🔒

Your locks are beautiful. How did you keep them from thinning as they got longer? Usually when I see long locks, sometimes it’s super thin

Thank you.

I keep it gangsta with the bonnet about two weeks after my retwist but them first two weeks gota durag it up

Funny I was jus thinkn about dis type video 🔒

yes brother u just solved my biggest problem thanks I'm following up with you

Mango butter and Castor oil with water works for me

The penguins got me 😍

I'm 2 years in and i am starting to get build up quite a bit. Thinking its time to start ACV rinsing 2 to 3x a year.

Niathelocgod w/ a bonnet is my go to

🔒 gang 🔒gang

🔒 5 months in 🥰

Locka gang 🔒

Hey Vinny I have a couple question so I started my locks on Jan 20th 2022 my hair was already kinda long the lady started them in 2 strand twist though so with that being said should I moisturizer them everyday with water too ? And put oil in my scalp 2-3 times a week ?

🔒 October 14th, I'm enjoying the journey

🔒 question, you got any recommendations for a deep moisturizer after something like a detox that dries the hair out more than usual?

Locker Gang 🔒