Aloe, oils and random thoughts ||

In this video, I go through what I do AFTER washing my hair to maintain moisture using aloe vera juice, coconut oil and jbco (jamaican black castor oil).
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[@jaylaellis6669]

The thick, shiny hair is beautiful, and the woman wearing it is gorgeous!
I use Dr. Locs shampoo at the moment and recommend that too. Less expensive than Prose but formulated for locs to be clean and buildup free. I really enjoy it, especially because it rinses lightning fast.
I love using coconut oil on my hair. I have low porosity hair too. I just apply it right after washing while it’s still soaking wet and dry from there. Hair stays moisturized for the next wash, eliminates the need for a liquid spray (used to use rose water). I’m gonna add an oil from Karen’s Body Beautiful on top after drying soon, purely for fragrance!

[@ogeonye]

Thank you! ❤️
I haven’t used Dr. Locs but heard good things! I already ordered my prose products 😣😣 so I’m going to give them a try (and not waste my coins lol). Skipping that extra step with the coconut oil is clutch!!! You smart lol 🙂

[@lindacantonlc]

Newbie 🤗🤗your crown looks Amazing 😻

[@ogeonye]

Thank you! 🤗

[@dionehowell8687]

For new hair at the front you could plait it, it may hold it better than twists. I had to do they with locs at back of my head as hair there was very soft & super fine I’m 9 months in soon & they’ve loc’d up nice. 😊🇬🇧

[@ogeonye]

Thanks! I might try that. ❤️

[@beautifulbrownchick]

Did you ever experience bunching in any of your locs and if so did you fix it or did it go away on its own?

[@ogeonye]

Bunching; like multiple locs bunch together? I did early on (when I didn’t braid them or band when washing) but was able to separate them before they actually loc’d up.