I'm so glad! Have fun with them.

So true! Thank you!

You'll be there before you know it. I braided and banded for a 1.5 years. I don't miss it one bit, lol

this will be my first without braid and banding, nervous

You got this!

Aww, thank you so much! Yeah, after my clients are passed the beginning phase of their loc journey, I always encourage a moisturizing or hydrating shampoo.

Thank you so much 🤗

Thank you! 😊

Thank you love!

Thank you!

Thank you

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Was wondering the same thing. Would love an answer

But I really enjoy watching the video, great sharing and I love her personality 💕

Yes, correct! Only in the baby/beginning stage you are to use clarifying shampoo only. No moisturizing shampoos or conditioners in the beginning. But once you are locd or mature (note: some people's locs can be mature even with open ends), free range. My ends were closed until I cut and colored my locs, which causes the ends to open. If I wanted my ends to close, then I would follow the process for new locs but I like my ends open so I don't just clarify. Hope this help! happy to do another video talking about the differences. And I'll also update my title of this video to include mature locs. So sorry for the confusion.

Aww, thank you love. I appreciate the support.

Yes, correct! Only in the baby/beginning stage you are to use clarifying shampoo only. No moisturizing shampoos or conditioners in the beginning. But once you are locd or mature (note: some people's locs can be mature even with open ends), free range. My ends were closed until I cut and colored my locs, which causes the ends to open. If I wanted my ends to close, then I would follow the process for new locs but I like my ends open so I don't just clarify. Hope this help! happy to do another video talking about the differences. And I'll also update my title of this video to include mature locs. So sorry for the confusion.

Thank you!! 😊

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

You are so welcome!

Absolutely!

Thank you and welcome!

Color is Okay…. If you decide to get color just make sure that you take care of the color area….for the colored area Find a leave in conditioner…. Be very careful of getting your locks wet while swimming in pools & saltwater this will weaken the locks & cause Breakage because the color is a chemical…I have seen this happen with a lot of my clients that decide to do color….using Hannah coloring is healthier for your hair its all natural…

Are your locs locked already?

Yes, let them air dry in the braided/banded state. Once completely dry, you can take them down and separate your locs at the root.

@@EnToiBeauty Thanks a million!

@@gailthompson2271 my pleasure!

That scrub be the best feeling ever!

I like Aveda moisturizing shampoo or influance honey almond shampoo

Thank you so much! I started conditioning my hair on and off once I was locd. But I do it with every wash now since I colored my hair. It will be so dry and brittle if you have color and don't condition your locs.

@@EnToiBeauty thanks I am thinking about coloring my hair once I get the ok from my loctitan. Thanks so much your hair looks so healthy and beautiful

@@CarynSistaLocked thank you

Yes I use bobby pins to do my mohawk. Got your video suggestion down and will get on it.

I didn't! I like the open ends (it gives me volume). I did get about 6 locs that unraveled all the way out but we just but them back and kept it moving.

@@EnToiBeauty I was just coming back to say I see you are here for the volume had to keep watching for that part. I found someone to give me layers and move all my heavy weight from the bottom. I’m gonna need to braid and band based off your video bcz I don’t want or need volume. Next up protective style you talk about bcz I’m that one that swears at night and work out daily. You’re such a blessing I ran to your channel to get info on washing after this cut thanks so much!

@@two2tango222 I'm happy to help❤

That's around the corner...how exciting! Once you get your locs, you will be able to wash...just use a clarifying shampoo (suave clarifying shampoo), no conditioner though. You can use a lightweight leave-in conditioner (entoibeauty.com/beauty-%26-wellness-shop/ols/products/sea-salt-tightening-loc-spray). Oils I use (entoibeauty.com/beauty-%26-wellness-shop/ols/products/hair-scalp-oils). You could also use a Sea Salt spray to encourage the locking process (entoibeauty.com/beauty-%26-wellness-shop/ols/products/hair-and-scalp-oils)

Once a week or twice a month

@@EnToiBeauty thank you so much 💕💕