I also don’t buy into the ugly phase. People are still associating short hair with ugliness, just like people would say in the short phase of natural hair or the big chop phase. I loved my locs from day one, I started with two strand twist and the twist phase was difficult for me, once my hair began to loc, I loved it, shrinkage and all. Your twist were beautiful and your locs are beautiful and were at every stage.
Exactly. We’ve been conditioned to think this way, that’s why I have to let the people know that there isn’t a such thing as the ugly phase👎🏾❌ I’m glad you’re enjoying your journey, and thank you!🤎
I was wondering if I should buy some products but realized I don’t really need them. This video confirmed I don’t need what’s unnecessary. Also what shampoo do u use
Yeah products are really unnecessary. The most I would buy is rose water and aloe Vera juice. I don’t use shampoo. I use African Black Soap or Apple Cider Vinegar. Highly recommend the apple cider vinegar, put it in a spray bottle with water
Watching this video and just smiling. I related to every single thing you said. I am glad I can find women that think and feel the same way as me. I did not have an ugly phase either, but when I look back at some starter loc pics I am like "woah that's what my hair looked like?" In the moment I felt so confident and I agree that the journey just keeps getting better and better. I was falling more and more in love with my hair everyday. Yesterday I did my first full retwist on myself and it is cute. It isn't tight, or uncomfortable and I started questioning why when I go to a loctician is it painful. Also I was very light handed on product using a black owned brand and aloe vera gel on some as well. Anyways, I am rambling but love your Locs and that I found your page. Annoyed it took over 2 years to discover your page! But I am here now. Excited to go watch past videos of you!
I'm really anxious to do locs in my head, my hair it's a 4a, I've been trying to like it, but it's so much work to do, I'm with my natural hair only for 2 years, i used to straight my hair since i was kid, now i want something natural n health to my hair!
Omg same. Finally said I'll give no oil on my scalp & minimal oil and leave in conditioner on my hair a go and I'm experiencing zero itching and virtually no inflammation. This is my 2nd journey. With the first I thought that amount of rabid itching and scratching was normal.
Same sis! No products! Take off scarf and goooo. We are so free except from dandruff😂😂 or in my case. I retwist every 12 weeks w the loctician. My next goal is to retwist myself. Do you feel like your hair is noticeably heavier? Do you think you would ever comb them out?
Right!😂 Yes my hair is getting so heavy, I really notice it when I wash it and it’s wet😩. No I don’t think I’ll comb them out. If I didn’t want them anymore I would just cut them off I don’t have time to be combing some locs out lmao
I never use products and I lightly shampoo, every other day, with keracare shampoo. I get a retwist every four months, my loctician will use products at that time only. It's been two years.
A couple of my locs were thin and the rest of them were really thick so I just twisted the thin ones with thick ones and let them loc together naturally
@@xo_ramoni thank you so much. That is really what I needed to know. I thank you for your video. lt was very helpful. How often do you shampoo? I always feel ready between 3 and 4 weeks
I also don’t buy into the ugly phase. People are still associating short hair with ugliness, just like people would say in the short phase of natural hair or the big chop phase. I loved my locs from day one, I started with two strand twist and the twist phase was difficult for me, once my hair began to loc, I loved it, shrinkage and all. Your twist were beautiful and your locs are beautiful and were at every stage.
Exactly. We’ve been conditioned to think this way, that’s why I have to let the people know that there isn’t a such thing as the ugly phase👎🏾❌ I’m glad you’re enjoying your journey, and thank you!🤎
How encouraging 🥰 and i LOVE that you loved and embraced natural hair and textures from the GET GO , shoutout to u
🤎🤎🤎
Your locs look amazing congratulations on your 3 years locanniversary 🥰❤️👍🏾👏🏾🤗🎊🎉🎈🥳
Thank you!🥰🤎
@@xo_ramoni Your welcome 🤗
Finally, someone that boils the tea instead of buying rose water! Thank you. 😅
Yesss! Buying something that you can easily make at home is crazy lol
Beautiful locs! I'm 3 years loc'd too!
Thank you🤎 congrats on 3 years! How has your journey been so far?
Same here
Patience is my biggest lesson during this journey. I'm enjoying this phase. Entering my 5th month😊😊😊😊😊😊
Same🙌🏾 I’ve learned that patience rules everything on this journey. Congratulations on month 5!🎉🤎
What do I do about the unraveling, I also started with length
patienceeee best thing i’ve learned from this journey
i’m a 3b girl it was a crazzzyy big change for me but i’m loving a switch
I looove when the 3b girlies get locs!!😍
@@xo_ramoni we appreciate the warm welcome 🤪🤪
Your locs looks so beautiful and so are you!
Thank you!!🥹🤎
I was wondering if I should buy some products but realized I don’t really need them. This video confirmed I don’t need what’s unnecessary. Also what shampoo do u use
Yeah products are really unnecessary. The most I would buy is rose water and aloe Vera juice.
I don’t use shampoo. I use African Black Soap or Apple Cider Vinegar. Highly recommend the apple cider vinegar, put it in a spray bottle with water
Watching this video and just smiling. I related to every single thing you said. I am glad I can find women that think and feel the same way as me. I did not have an ugly phase either, but when I look back at some starter loc pics I am like "woah that's what my hair looked like?" In the moment I felt so confident and I agree that the journey just keeps getting better and better. I was falling more and more in love with my hair everyday. Yesterday I did my first full retwist on myself and it is cute. It isn't tight, or uncomfortable and I started questioning why when I go to a loctician is it painful. Also I was very light handed on product using a black owned brand and aloe vera gel on some as well. Anyways, I am rambling but love your Locs and that I found your page. Annoyed it took over 2 years to discover your page! But I am here now. Excited to go watch past videos of you!
@@minihooper2 THANK YOU!🤎 And thank you for watching my videos🫶🏾 What black owned brand are you using?
Beautiful locs, beautiful message, and a beautiful woman!
Thank you🤎
I'm really anxious to do locs in my head, my hair it's a 4a, I've been trying to like it, but it's so much work to do, I'm with my natural hair only for 2 years, i used to straight my hair since i was kid, now i want something natural n health to my hair!
@@M-maxine why do you think you’re feeling anxious about the locs?
Omg same. Finally said I'll give no oil on my scalp & minimal oil and leave in conditioner on my hair a go and I'm experiencing zero itching and virtually no inflammation. This is my 2nd journey. With the first I thought that amount of rabid itching and scratching was normal.
Yes!🙌🏾 itching is so not normal! A sign of an inflamed scalp. I’m glad it’s gotten better for you!🤎
thank you for this video! i’m thinking about starting my loc journey and i love these real talks ❤
That makes me so happy🤎 thank you for watching!🫶🏾
Same sis! No products! Take off scarf and goooo. We are so free except from dandruff😂😂 or in my case. I retwist every 12 weeks w the loctician. My next goal is to retwist myself. Do you feel like your hair is noticeably heavier? Do you think you would ever comb them out?
Oh and NO ugly phase either !!!!
Right!😂 Yes my hair is getting so heavy, I really notice it when I wash it and it’s wet😩. No I don’t think I’ll comb them out. If I didn’t want them anymore I would just cut them off I don’t have time to be combing some locs out lmao
Nizoral medicated shampoo cured my dandruff/ seborric dermatitis. And using aloe shampoo bars from FreetheRoots.
I never use products and I lightly shampoo, every other day, with keracare shampoo. I get a retwist every four months, my loctician will use products at that time only. It's been two years.
That sounds like the perfect regimen🙌🏾
We are kindered locsisters
@jamirie61046 hey loc sis🤎
What made you combine your locs. I have been thinking of doing so to get mine to a size I thought I wanted
A couple of my locs were thin and the rest of them were really thick so I just twisted the thin ones with thick ones and let them loc together naturally
@@xo_ramoni thank you so much. That is really what I needed to know. I thank you for your video. lt was very helpful. How often do you shampoo? I always feel ready between 3 and 4 weeks
Did you lock them down on the skin or you just twisted your hair From the skin
Ok like did you continue twisting them after months or you just locked them down
🙏🙏🙏🔒🔒🔒🔒
Your pretty
Thank you!🤎
How many loc you have?