I like you loc's will you be teaching anyone else how to retighten their loc's I live in the eastbay too, do you know what to do if sls our too small to keep them from breaking my journey been 6 months now and I have at lot of breakage on the ones to small And once the lock is it ok to condition if what kind to use I NEED HELP.
Hello Queen MaKeba, and thanks for stopping by my blog.
I took the sisterlock retightening class, taught by loctician Shannon, to learn how to retighten my locks. If you are interested, She offere classes. Also, you could go on the sisterlock website and get names of other locticians who offer classes in your area. I live close to Sacramento.
From my experience, if locks are breaking it is usually due to the condition of your hair before the locks were installed, or over handling your locks too soon. I'm sure there are other reasons too, but from my experience and others I have conversed with fall in one of those categories.
Some helpful hints: - Be careful handling your locks. The less manipulation, the better.
- You can use a leave-in conditioner. I use "Proclaim Tea Tree Leave-In Conditioner. I use it after every wash. Also, you can use it several times during the week to help strengthen your locks. Do not use a cream rinse out conditioner during this stage of your locks.
Damaged hair prior to installation may not lock. Keep in mind. Hope this helps you.
I am just someone who would like to share my natrual hair journey with you. I hope I will get to chat with many of you. Also, I hope to encourage those who are considering switching to a natural hair lifestyle,and to support and encourage those who already have.
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OMGoodness!!! Look at your long locks!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!
Hope you enjoyed your Thanksgiving!!!!
Your locks are fabulous,love them.
Lovely pics of your locks Aya and the blog layout is awesome! Blessings...
Your locks look so beautiful!
Simply beautiful!!
Stay Blessed
I like you loc's will you be teaching anyone else how to retighten their loc's I live in the eastbay too, do you know what to do if sls our too small to keep them from breaking my journey been 6 months now and I have at lot of breakage on the ones to small And once the lock is it ok to condition if what kind to use I NEED HELP.
Hello Queen MaKeba, and thanks for stopping by my blog.
I took the sisterlock retightening class, taught by loctician Shannon, to learn how to retighten my locks. If you are interested, She offere classes. Also, you could go on the sisterlock website and get names of other locticians who offer classes in your area. I live close to Sacramento.
From my experience, if locks are breaking it is usually due to the condition of your hair before the locks were installed, or over handling your locks too soon. I'm sure there are other reasons too, but from my experience and others I have conversed with fall in one of those categories.
Some helpful hints:
- Be careful handling your locks. The less manipulation, the better.
- You can use a leave-in conditioner. I use "Proclaim Tea Tree Leave-In Conditioner. I use it after every wash. Also, you can use it several times during the week to help strengthen your locks.
Do not use a cream rinse out conditioner during this stage of your locks.
Damaged hair prior to installation may not lock. Keep in mind. Hope this helps you.
Blessings
Where are you, Aya?
Peace,
DL
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