Great video thanks for the tips. You have a Beautiful family, the unexpectedly lean in from your hubby holding y'all baby girl brought a smile to my face. Your hair looks great too btw.
I love your locs. I want to start with two strand twists as well and I share a similar hair texture with you so I hope that mine will be as thick and healthy as yours some day. Your daughter is gorgeous just like her mother.
I am curious, do you find your hair is fuller with diamond parts opposed to your last (brick) set. I looked back at your old videos (last set) and they appear fuller. Is that because u have less locs now or because of the diamond parts? Your locs are absolutely beautiful and I love your texture. I have fine hair that looks course but is soft, I need to decide on right parting sys. for my hair. Everyone says diamond but all the research I've done the locs seem farther apart with this method. I'm so confused.
Can you make a video about the dos and donts about loc rubbing. One person says go in one direction, while another says you can rub but only on wet hair. I'm only two months in. Should I be loc rubbing or just palm rolling??
Thank you so very much for these techniques! I hadn't heard of either of them. Would you recommend using distilled water to spritz on the locs beforehand? I've heard that even hard water can cause buildup - in terms of mineral deposits. Thank you again for this brief but very informative video! Many Blessings to you, your wonderful husband, and your adorable little baby! (She looks just like you!) 😊
evie cruz Thank you so much! ...and Yes, I agree. Rosewater is a truly amazing moisturizer! I've made it from scratch and used it as a base for my homemade moisturizer mixture. It smells heavenly as well. 🌹🌹🌹
It's been said that rubbing locs back and forth is bad. But when I had locs, the ones in the back had no friz because they rubbed against my clothes. Hmm...
Your hair looks great with no retwist. I’ve tried wrapping the stray hairs around my Locs but it doesn’t stay 😩for me. Have you tried the braid technique for the loose hairs? I’ve tried it on mine and it’s been great so far so good. 👍🏾Will be posting vid on it soon if your interested look 👀 out for it. Loved your Hubby and baby making an appearance. 😊👌🏾💕💕💕
That's not true at all! I can show you plenty of examples palm-rolled locs that are healthy and full. If you don't know what you're doing, yes you will cause damage. But that is not the technique it's the lack of knowledge.
Awww...look at that little cutie pie! *waving* Hi Baby! Love your thick locs...just gorgeous!
Thumbs up for the baby interlude 😍
Ah. Love your little one popping in to check on mommy. Your hair looks so healthy.
I’ve been struggling with my frizzy locs for years!! This video was eye opening, your tips are awesome and super helpful!
Thanks 🙏 beautiful I do the same thing to my Freeform locs and it works thank you 🙏 for confirmation
Great video thanks for the tips. You have a Beautiful family, the unexpectedly lean in from your hubby holding y'all baby girl brought a smile to my face. Your hair looks great too btw.
Thanks so much for sharing this information . It is so useful as I struggle with my no-retwist challenge.
Your video’s are always educational. By the way you have a lovely family. Keep up the fine work.
baby is adorable and looks just like u💓💓💓💓
I adore you videos and have learned so much, love your hair and you and your family are GORGEOUS!!
Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for this, I've been starting to research semi-free forming. Beautiful locs, and beautiful family!
Thank you for sharing. Having lots of problems with fly aways
Can u make a vid on how u do ur parts
I love your locs. I want to start with two strand twists as well and I share a similar hair texture with you so I hope that mine will be as thick and healthy as yours some day. Your daughter is gorgeous just like her mother.
dope!!!
Ahhh! Great tips and I LOVED the pop in cameo of your family!
Thank You So Much
Great tips. Your little one was concerned lol
Ohhhh...what i was calling "lightly palmrolling" is actually "loc rubbing"😆 TFS
IAH, eye was watching the baby girl. Tooooo cute 💕
How often should we do this?
Love this sis
great vid.
Your locs look great 👍 and your daughter is so cute
I am curious, do you find your hair is fuller with diamond parts opposed to your last (brick) set. I looked back at your old videos (last set) and they appear fuller. Is that because u have less locs now or because of the diamond parts? Your locs are absolutely beautiful and I love your texture. I have fine hair that looks course but is soft, I need to decide on right parting sys. for my hair. Everyone says diamond but all the research I've done the locs seem farther apart with this method. I'm so confused.
Yes that's why I started over to change my parting system. Visit my blog and you can review the article about parting.
Can you make a video about the dos and donts about loc rubbing. One person says go in one direction, while another says you can rub but only on wet hair. I'm only two months in. Should I be loc rubbing or just palm rolling??
Thank you so very much for these techniques! I hadn't heard of either of them. Would you recommend using distilled water to spritz on the locs beforehand? I've heard that even hard water can cause buildup - in terms of mineral deposits.
Thank you again for this brief but very informative video! Many Blessings to you, your wonderful husband, and your adorable little baby! (She looks just like you!) 😊
Bonafide1970 filtered (bottled) water works as well and is less expensive. Rosewater is an awesome moisturizer too🖒 HTH
evie cruz Thank you so much! ...and Yes, I agree. Rosewater is a truly amazing moisturizer! I've made it from scratch and used it as a base for my homemade moisturizer mixture. It smells heavenly as well. 🌹🌹🌹
Great video
Thanks for sharing! I’m six months in and I have a few flat locs. Is it too late to get them to round out?
Depends on your hair texture... But if you start cultivating your locs regularly they should begin to round out.
You have thick hair like me, but no thinning! Thanks for the vid.
How often do you do this?
It's been said that rubbing locs back and forth is bad. But when I had locs, the ones in the back had no friz because they rubbed against my clothes. Hmm...
i i had 92 locks.i combined.now i have 40
Hi, can you interlock thick locs?
You can but you shouldn’t
This is my goal; tohave such thick locks. Sadly my hair is really thin 😞
do you have a 3c curl pattern?
michelle marrero 1:04 look at it
Yes
how do you keep your locs from matting together after a wash?
Literally the most frequently asked question this month. I will try to have the video up by the end of this month.
Your hair looks great with no retwist. I’ve tried wrapping the stray hairs around my Locs but it doesn’t stay 😩for me.
Have you tried the braid technique for the loose hairs? I’ve tried it on mine and it’s been great so far so good. 👍🏾Will be posting vid on it soon if your interested look 👀 out for it. Loved your Hubby and baby making an appearance. 😊👌🏾💕💕💕
You probably need a micro crochet hook to pull them in then if you're wrapping doesn't stay after several weeks
curlynugrowth thanks for that advice will try that also. 👍🏾😊
hey.i need to get in touch with you everyday
Too cute, your husband kept popping your daughter in the video
What people don't know is that palm rolling is not good for your locs because it thins them out.
That's not true at all! I can show you plenty of examples palm-rolled locs that are healthy and full. If you don't know what you're doing, yes you will cause damage. But that is not the technique it's the lack of knowledge.
That was told to me by professionals who have been in the business for over 20 years, and I think they would know.
No that means they have a very old way of doing things and haven’t adapted or understood better practices that don’t cause damage
I palm rolled my locs for 7 years, never had one break off.
She’s so pretty!🤤
Your hair is semi freeform??
No I retwist every month