Just got my locs 6 days ago, and I’ve been looking at all your videos. I find them so helpful. Especially coming from a professional. Thank you so much.
Hey, I would recommend the Rosemary Shampoo. Be sure to bundle since you are still very new. As far as the oil, you can use the Tea Tree Mint oil but double check with your consultant to ensure it's okay for you to use.
What exactly do you mean by protect your locs ( when working out, etc.) I work out a lot & I’m newly loced. . Also can you suggest a protective style while working out?
What if you get color before locs? Is there an amount of time you should wait to get locs? Does the starter shampoo affect the color or cause breakage if you can't condition it?
Yes, it is usually recommended to get color before you loc your hair. But I would avoid doing blondes. Simply because you can't moisturize your hair enough with new locs. You can loc soon after your color as long it was done properly. If you start experiencing breakage before you loc, then wait to get hair healthy before locking. The starter shampoo will fade the color quicker and your hair will be more dry since you're unable to condition. Using a daily leave-in conditioner helps.
I absolutely love you videos they are so informative and I love your name that was my Grandma’s name and she was a very wise woman whom I adored😉 I have been locked for almost 7months now. Does slippage start at the ends or can it be at the base also. I went swimming and afterwards noticed that a few of my locks were loose at the base of my head similar to new growth but the ends were still together. Is that slippage also?
Aww, thank you so much! Great question and I'll definitely have to do a part 2 to address the different type of slippage. But to answer your question, yes that is slippage. Slippage can happen at the root (base) of the loc, middle of the loc and at the ends of the loc. It's not a big deal if you experience slippage at the base. But if it's a lot, it may cause your retightening to be a little longer and depending on your consultant, they may charge extra for time.
Hi. Great info.. I am just a couple days locd and my hair is only like 2-3 inches long . I love to work out but have been scared cause it’s hard to grip short locs.. any help on how to prevent slippage or what I should do . Would a du rag help ? Or like bundling the perimeter with rubber bands??? 🥴
Hi, when I start locs with braids, I do not use products. When I start with two-strand twist, I use foam (to avoid buildup) to start (amzn.to/3IOOiTs or any soft foam will work). But I don't use products to maintain the loc. Hope I answered your question.
If you want to keep your curls at the end of your locks, do you not allow the ends to bud? Or do you let them bud and then once the locks are matured, you unravel the ends later? Thanks!
Individual oils: safflower, sunflower, chamomile, jojoba, abyssinian, hempseed, etc. If you need some combo oils, these are very popular on my site. They absorb quickly and very lightweight entoibeauty.com/beauty-%26-wellness-shop/ols/products/hair-scalp-oils
I’m 8 months into my sisterloc journey and the back of my hair is coming along beautiful. I can see my curl patter and the thickness. The other half of my hair, my sisterlocs are straight to wavy. I feel like I have two different textures. Would this be considered normal? Thank you in advance. 😊
Absolutely! That is completely normal. The top, crown area is always going to be looser that the back. The back will also lock quicker while the front takes its sweet time.
@@EnToiBeauty thank you so much for replying. I have been using the Sisterloc starter shampoo to hopefully assist with the front half of my hair locking. Thanks again.
Just got my locs 6 days ago, and I’ve been looking at all your videos. I find them so helpful. Especially coming from a professional. Thank you so much.
Aww, thank you so much. Glad you like them!
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How can I book you? I'm in Arkansas. Your clients hair looks good, and you are very knowledgeable on what works with locs and not works.
Hi Sis! Please recommend a shampoo that aids in controlling dandruff and also oil for the scalp.I will be going for my 5th retightening!
Hey, I would recommend the Rosemary Shampoo. Be sure to bundle since you are still very new. As far as the oil, you can use the Tea Tree Mint oil but double check with your consultant to ensure it's okay for you to use.
What exactly do you mean by protect your locs ( when working out, etc.) I work out a lot & I’m newly loced. . Also can you suggest a protective style while working out?
This video should answer most of your questions. But I will post another one just for workout too.
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What if you get color before locs? Is there an amount of time you should wait to get locs? Does the starter shampoo affect the color or cause breakage if you can't condition it?
Yes, it is usually recommended to get color before you loc your hair. But I would avoid doing blondes. Simply because you can't moisturize your hair enough with new locs. You can loc soon after your color as long it was done properly. If you start experiencing breakage before you loc, then wait to get hair healthy before locking. The starter shampoo will fade the color quicker and your hair will be more dry since you're unable to condition. Using a daily leave-in conditioner helps.
@@EnToiBeauty thank you!
As my hands are all in my head watching this #3 came 😩😂. I have that real bad.
lol
What should we do when we get slippage until our next re-tie? Nothing, two strand twist, btw I have Sisterlocs
I absolutely love you videos they are so informative and I love your name that was my Grandma’s name and she was a very wise woman whom I adored😉
I have been locked for almost 7months now. Does slippage start at the ends or can it be at the base also. I went swimming and afterwards noticed that a few of my locks were loose at the base of my head similar to new growth but the ends were still together. Is that slippage also?
Aww, thank you so much! Great question and I'll definitely have to do a part 2 to address the different type of slippage. But to answer your question, yes that is slippage. Slippage can happen at the root (base) of the loc, middle of the loc and at the ends of the loc. It's not a big deal if you experience slippage at the base. But if it's a lot, it may cause your retightening to be a little longer and depending on your consultant, they may charge extra for time.
@@EnToiBeauty thanks so much. I am really blessed with my loctitan & don’t want to make her job any harder or compromise my locks💗
Hi. Great info.. I am just a couple days locd and my hair is only like 2-3 inches long . I love to work out but have been scared cause it’s hard to grip short locs.. any help on how to prevent slippage or what I should do . Would a du rag help ? Or like bundling the perimeter with rubber bands??? 🥴
Can do video on some protective styles for new Sisterlocks with short/medium hair?
Absolutely!
Thank you!! I’ve learned so much from your channel. How do you know what phase you’re in?
Can you please tell what products to use to start microlocs twist or braids?
Hi, when I start locs with braids, I do not use products. When I start with two-strand twist, I use foam (to avoid buildup) to start (amzn.to/3IOOiTs or any soft foam will work). But I don't use products to maintain the loc. Hope I answered your question.
What are protective styles for working out?
I braid my hair into two “french braids” and bind the ends. Or braid individuals. The key is to let it dry before taking the braids down.
What if my hair is only 2-3 inches ? And can’t really braid it cause it’s short … any help I would be grateful
If you want to keep your curls at the end of your locks, do you not allow the ends to bud? Or do you let them bud and then once the locks are matured, you unravel the ends later? Thanks!
Either way is fine.
Awesome tips. I'm a newbie. Thank you
Welcome! Happy to have you.
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Thank you for the tips😊
You are so welcome!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
TFS
You're welcome and thank you for watching.
I'm so glad I'm passed the hand in hair syndrome 😌
It's a real thing, especially in the beginning of the journey
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Thank you!
Hi. Can you please give examples of which oils absorb quickly. Thanks
Individual oils: safflower, sunflower, chamomile, jojoba, abyssinian, hempseed, etc. If you need some combo oils, these are very popular on my site. They absorb quickly and very lightweight entoibeauty.com/beauty-%26-wellness-shop/ols/products/hair-scalp-oils
I’m 8 months into my sisterloc journey and the back of my hair is coming along beautiful. I can see my curl patter and the thickness. The other half of my hair, my sisterlocs are straight to wavy. I feel like I have two different textures. Would this be considered normal? Thank you in advance. 😊
Absolutely! That is completely normal. The top, crown area is always going to be looser that the back. The back will also lock quicker while the front takes its sweet time.
@@EnToiBeauty thank you so much for replying. I have been using the Sisterloc starter shampoo to hopefully assist with the front half of my hair locking. Thanks again.