Yes, that’s doable. There are a few videos on here specifically for those who are combing out interlocked locs. I think they may be helpful and encouraging.
@@anthonywilliams3822 I didn’t have to cut mine but before combing them out, cutting was my first option. I just was curious as to how long it grew. Long hair is very high maintenance when taking care of a newborn child.
Took me about 2 months to comb out my locs (took about an hour each but I had about 80 thick locs) and if anyone is worried about retaining length or thickness in hair, your hair will be fine I promise. Mine was thicker than it's ever been thanks to the process and the was Tiana says we should comb through it
Just combed out my locs and I defintiely feel more free and understand the process of using it to get past a rough part of your life, I hope you and everyone else that may be feeling the same is feeling far better now
I feel this. Even though I still feel like I’m in this rough patch, I don’t feel connected to my locs as to when I started and kinda ready for them to go. Like wanting to start a new chapter (again) in life.
I didn’t get locs intentionally, i haven’t been taking care of it cause of personal problems. I’ve been calling black hair stylists and they’re saying they can’t do it so maybe i’ll have to take it into my own hands with this video 😔
This is an amazing video sis 👏🏽👏🏽 Kudos to you for demonstrating courage for the world to see and more importantly for YOU to see that you are BRAVE NO matter what your inner critic tells you at times 🎉💯
Okay, first of all this video has me really tempted to try! About 5 years locd here. However, a few of my locs have been pretzel knotted, how will i comb those out?
@@elisabethisrael4087 the shrinkage is so real tho! It might be more than you think but I feel you 😂. If the knots are high I would let it grow out and then try. If you’re just ready for a change as far as your hair goes, cutting them off would be liberating! You’d also have the option to reattach them if you change your mind. You have some options!
@@WilliamHurt-p4r I didn’t have any double headed dragons so I don’t have that answer. I would think you would still salvage hair but I think more would break off than a single loc, especially if there is damage in the middle. I would cut it above where it splits and then try to comb it out.
I pray you felt a great release from expressing your truth and operating in your Authenticity 💚 I am experiencing the same thing and it is a process. Your tribe sees you. Even if it’s just one at a time. Keep Going 🤍
@@KaeJonesLifestyle “Even if it’s just one at a time.”, that was needed! I appreciate you watching and commenting. It’s so easy to get caught up in numbers that sometimes we don’t remember the views come from individual ppl who are living life, feeling things, and experiencing complexities just as we are. Thank you and best of blessings on your journey too ❤️
@@TheTianaAlexandra WHEW! God is moving, because i needed this reminder today. Even though i planted a seed of blessings for you an over a week ago. Thank You for your response and extra encouragement 🤍 I am happy to talk more if you would like. May God Bless you and your journey also.
OMG, I recently thought about cutting my locs. My daughter’s father passed away last year and my hair was locked during his passing. Although they have grown tremendously ( I’m waist length 5 years in) I need that change and the weight gone. I’m so happy I ran across this.
Sending you and your daughter my deepest condolences. It’s so hard trying to navigate grief and try to process how to best support your child through theirs. Cutting the locs would be so liberating and definitely be a lifted weight both physically and spiritually. I know you’ll do what’s best for you concerning them. I’m glad you ran across this video too. Best of blessings moving forward ❤️
me being 12 (im on my mom computer) i dont really want locas anymore and ive been tryiig to find ways to commb them out but my mom thing that i wont have hair afterso i can prove this to her
This video helped me a lot. I’ve been debating for a while about combing them out, but I’ve had some pretty bad relationships during my time having locs. And I think they’ve sort of just become associated with all these people that haven’t been good for me in my life. Something they always would compliment me on and looking back I hate how attached my hair has become as a part of what makes me considered good looking.
Yeah its final, im combing my locs out. Im at the 2 year mark but i dont like my grid at all and its been bothering me for a while. Good news is that theyre thick and I have under 50 so it shouldnt take long. Thanks for the guide!
