Hello! i'm Laura, I'm a natural hair enthusiast and passionate about non toxic hair care and beauty. On this channel, I share my loc and small business journeys.
I’m going through the same exact thing with my locs because of the bleaching and the dying of my hair. I don’t protect it as I should besides using a bonnet and oiling it now and then. I’ve learned my lesson. .its time for a fresh start thanks so much for sharing your faith with us I needed this ❤️🙌🏾 You look refreshed and amazing ❤️❤️
My son wants locs. I had someone give him two strand twists back around Easter and we're letting those loc....but whenever I try to retwist, they unravel almost immediately...so I'm thinking about interlocking for him.... I'm just a bit nervous. But for an active little dude I'm thinking this might be the right direction to go in for him!
I have had my sisterlocks for 3 years and have been a follower since your previous loc journey. I'm excited for you and this new journey. We aren't supposed to remove the balls at the end because thats what helps seal the locks but i'm not going to lie, I cant help myself I cut them off. I used to rip them off but I stopped and started to trim them. I only remove the ones that are hanging far off. I know its slowing down the locking process but I cant help myself lol
This is my biggest dilemma right now, I'm 4 years locd now and I love my hair but I know it's unhealthy and I need to restart. Someday I'll have enough courage to restart
I recently started interlocking my own hair and I was getting discouraged. I really appreciate this video because it made me feel better about it! I agree that it is a learning experience but a fun one.
Aww! I'm so glad that you're feeling better about interlocking. It definitely is a journey of learning but gets better with time :) You'll feel more comfortable as time goes :) I appreciate you watching :)
I too restarted and went smaller this second time. I had my first set of 248 microlocs for 4 years. I'm currently 8 months in this new set, so I'm following your journey with keen interest. TFS.
Yesss!!! I'm so happy to read this! We have similar journeys :) I appreciate you watching! Would equally like to learn from you as well. Yay for 8 months!
I really enjoyed your video. I believe in allowing a child to make the decision like locs themselves, when they are old enough. I'm not trying to tell you what to do with your child. I just think a style like locs should be a decision the person should make themselves. Locs are really a life changing decision. Allow a child to be a child and grow and see if having locs is what they really want. When they're old enough to learn and understand the maintenance of locs and really appreciate the journey. At the end of the day that's your child, and this is just my opinion. Blessings to you and yours.
A child will always need guidance any hairstyle is really a choice. So at the end of the day everything will need to be a choice. leaving hair out, perming hair, loving hair its all choices parents make for their children. But Locs can be combed out not a big deal. As parent we will always have to make choices for our children. I really love this content
I watched your 1st video and was concerned, because you didn’t have a style, Thanks for sharing your progress your hair looks nice. I just got my install and still very nervous
Hey, Girl, HEEEY!! I really enjoyed your video. As I have gotten older, I notice my hair getting lighter and i do like jet black hair. I will be 3 yesrs loc'd in August and I got color wax in blue to try a little razzle dazzle on the ends but I think I will do my first blue black since Ive neen loc'd then talk myself into the blue tips. I put pipe cleaners and rock what looks like a lot of bantu knots for maybe 2 weeks then the curls. Thanks again for this video. I feel less nervous after hearing and watching you do your think.
