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I appreciate this video. My locs are past my calf and I’ve been teaching myself how to crochet by cutting the ends of some and just making a new loc just to see my progress over time. It’s really time consuming I respect all who do the reconstruction.
I just got all 139 of my locs crochet/wicked and are they supposed to be super soft? They look amazing but I’m not sure if some of my wicks are supposed to be that soft. Do they matt together and dense up?
Nice work girl!!! What products to use to slick the roots?? I currently don't apply any to my boyfriend's roots but it doesnt look like I did a touch up with out applying anything :(
@@relly1824 take your time and crochet until it feels sturdy enough in whatever part you are crocheting. But be mindful the closer to the roots you get you don’t want too much tension. Normally when product is used there’s a rubber band at the roots and the loose hair outside the rubber band is crocheted in.
@magicalmane okay, well, maybe I am doing it right because I use a rubber band and crochet the new growth inside the wicks. Everything looks fine until I cut the rubber band off then it looks loose.
Whew I got myself a couple of times too! There are self adhesive bandage wraps you can wrap it around them to protect them but I move slower with them on. If you get used to working with them I’m sure it’ll help. But I also think that over time you naturally figure out how to adjust the other hand so it happens less lol
