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No. 1 is on point. I thought sister locs or micro locs too. No ma’am. No ma’am, no ma’am. I have medium/thick locs and I LOVE them. I started them myself. My sisters parted and I twisted. I’ve been loc’d for a year and almost 6 months. Your locs are stunning

Since my hair still almost to my shoulders, can get away with air drying, however, my locs have that texture that is prone to getting flat locs so I use my blow dryer after I air dry in the sun sometimes if it’s summer and I use it a lot more in the winter with less air drying. Use a heat protector spray if ur scared of heat damage.

Preach on sitting under the dryer. I find myself putting off retwists sometimes because “it’s not early enough in the day to allow for a full air dry” which is just silly because even when I was loose natural it would take 2-3 days for it to fully dry 😅 Much better to at least jump start the drying process by sitting under the dryer for at least an hour if not longer. Also….I find very few people own bonnet dryers, do they not know there’s more than one temp setting? 🤣 dry on the cool setting, y’all *it’s not using heat in general that keeps peoples hair from growing, I’ve been a long haired dryer sitter my whole life for styles, deep conditioning, all that. It’s excessive heat without protection and proper care before/after that damages the hair

I started microlocs and I washed my hair within the 3rd week. I braided it and washed the scalp only the shampoo just ran down the braids, my hair didnt unravel, but, washing locs in the early stages is totatly worth it. All I do is use water and oil and leave it alone. A clean scalp and hair = Healthy hair and after health comes the length.

I just started my lock journey 2 days ago. Your videos are so helpful! Thank you!! 💚

I have had locks almost 20 years and I liked when I dryed my hair myself. Air drying made my hair super heavy and seemed to add to thinning in my opinion. I have never been to a stylist. I’ve had trials and tribulations listening to things that worked for others. Sticking to my own methods have kept me living my hair. Your hair beautiful by the way.

Your tips are spot on!❤❤❤

Your locs are everything!!! I’m about to start my loc journey ❤❤❤

Definitely agree with the dryer comment. It gets gross when I try to "air dry"

I wash my hair and sit under the dryer for about an hr then I let it finish air dry. I have medium thick locs and I've had them almost 4yrs.

Wow! I have a similar story. I always wanted sisterloc. But settled for micro locs w/over 200+ locs mines is tailbone length. Your advice is spot on. Keep the videos coming, finally found someone along my journey. Except I believe I have high porosity hair, so my hair drys fast. Even when I was relaxed it literally drunk 🥴 everything up.

your locs and you: splendid!

Hi @NattyAnn I'm so glad I found your channel. Love the way you describe your tips. Plus you & your locs are 🔥🔥🔥

You’re on point! I got my hair instant loc’d mid august this year… and I’m learning soooo much!

Lol 😆! Your outtro😅! That’s how it be sometimes 🤣🥰!

I agree with you on this one

You and your locs are gorgeous. Just happened to stumble upon your video I love how you provided your content. Definitely had to give you a thumbs up and hit that subscribe button. About to go check out your other video now ❤️

agree with you on always drying your hair after a wash. Great point!

Hi 👋🏿! I’m always so excited to get a notification for a new video from you🤗! I could honestly look at your locs all day, they are GORGEOUS 😍! Love these tips! My sister makes me sit under the dryer when she does my hair, but I don’t when I do it myself😅. I hate the dryer, but I do understand why it’s necessary for locs! Thanks for sharing ❤🌹!

I am 3 and a half years loc’d. Up until a month ago I had never dried my locs with heat. I would only air dry. Now that they are longer I definitely get what you mean about them not getting dry and smelling (like a damp mop 🙈 lol). Can’t have that!

One of the best loc tips video I’ve seen. 👍🏽

I appreciate your number point but I went into having locs installed knowing I didn't want to maintain them. I know many people like me also. Just like when I put braids in my hair for years, I never intended on braiding my own hair. I have now been sisterlocked for 7 years and I have never retightened my own hair, even during the pandemic. My hair is close to my waist now and I have never, not once blow dried it either since having my sisterlocks installed. Maybe it dries faster because the locs are small but as long as I make sure I spend time outside after I wash them, they completely dry within hours. They have never smelled bad either.

Great information thank you

That first tip is so true.. I also wanted sisterlocks and went in with every intention of doing them but I got halfway through and realized I was parting way too big but I had something to do so I couldn’t start over just had to keep going. I was gnna comb them out before they fully locked and split each one when I had the time but less than halfway through my 2nd retwist I was like yeah I subconsciously knew what I was doing and I’m glad I didn’t make them smaller bc i barely made it through w the size I have. I still kinda wish I had sisterlocks when I see em but my babies are beautiful so I won’t complain I love em☺️❤️

I have dreads locks and I always let my hair air dry and it be completely dry all the way,I don't do dryers never, my dreads locks are very very.🥰

You are so beautiful!!! I just twisted my hair and really contemplating locing I have 113 twists hehe they would be perf!! Ahhh thinking of waiting till my loose natural hair is at waist length.. thinking thinking .. great video tho!!

Her locs are so pretty I’m tempted to cut mine off and start over with smaller ones! Lord! 😂

Hi! Happy Sunday! This was helpful, I just started my loc Journey about a week ago. My scalp tends to get dry quickly. What do you use on your scalp for lasting moisture?

I agree, dry them locs😉

❤️🖤💚😍

What are your thoughts on interlocking and the retwisting/palm rolling method? I just started my loc journey yesterday and my loctician used the interlocking method. Does it give less volume overtime? Should I switch to palmrolling? I would greatly appreciate your feedback?

How often do you retwist and style ?

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Do you condition your hair btw??

YOU ARE SO FINEEE AMNIT

I started mine in early august, I'm almost 2 month in using the interlocking method