Dying My Locs Brown Sugar with Dark & Lovely |Lint Problem | Covering and Removing Lint 

Thank you !!!!

All thanks goes to you!!

Im having the exact same issue with my daughters locs I thought we were going to have to comb them out and start over

Same

Omg this is me right now. I've been so bummed out about it because the lint is unsightly and it's deeply embedded in my locs at the back of my head and along my edges. I was actually considering cutting my locs off and starting over. Did you end up dyeing your locs?

Thank youuuuuu

Thank you I agree

But I hope to never have to dye it again once I incorporate loc brushing and being more attentive

​@@IZATVdrang updates on loc build up now? I plan on dying my locs Sunday for lint build up

Yes this is definitely what I need to do religiously which I have been , no more slip ups

All the time!

OMGG me too but my cats hair 😩😩

Thank you , I actually do that I truly think my lint came from over piling the back of my head w coconut oil and forgetting to wrap my locs at night , because they weren’t there at the beginning of this year and it’s only in the back row of my head

Do you have any recommendations on what I can do moving forward tho (including diluting the shampoo)

@@IZATVdr ohhh okay, yea coconut oil is pretty tricky since it can easily harden when cooled and with rubbing on your pillow and such I see how that can happen.... maybe try other oils that don’t harden when cooled? I use grape seed oil for my hair.

@@IZATVdr I wash my hair in the sink instead of the shower so I squeeze maybe a teaspoon to tablespoon only shampoo into my 360 mist bottle and fill with warm water.... when my hair is dry I start spraying my roots and hair and massaging it in as I go and continue to spray.... I thoroughly rinse and squeeze it out as best as possible and then I do it again. refill bottle with a teaspoon to tablespoon of shampoo, add water, shake it up and repeat that process. I find that double shampooing really gets everything out. If you prefer to wash in the shower then do the same thing with the mist bottle or even just an applicator bottle. the key is just making the shampoo mixture heavily watered down, but enough in their to create suds. I hope this helps!! 💜

@@neen8369 I have that kinda build up. How can I get it out?

Definitely will so far I think it is because I purposely use the brush to remove new superficial lint to see it works and it does , it even Removes fur stuck in my hair

Same it’s too much work

My exact story 😭😭

Wow !

It covered it for me!

Thank you 😂♥️♥️

Thank youuuuuu

Why wouldn't she dye it?

@@EXHORTINC1 she said the problem would still be there and the dye wouldn’t take.. That irritated me so much. I picked a few locs with the tweezers until I destroyed them. So I cut them off myself. Wore my loose natural hair for 8 months. I’m 6 weeks into my new set now. But I miss my old set.

You could have dyed them yourself. Welp, lesson learned.

@@Noel-Marie4I could have but I didn’t. Now I’m almost a year in with a new set FREE of lint. My hair grows fast and I love every step of a loc journey so it’s all good.

@@missunique5414If you keep using oils, the debris and lint will be back. I don’t use oils anymore cause that’s not what parents used back in the day. They just used grease or pomades on the scalp and a leave in conditioner/moisturizer. Good luck!

That’s all I use , mine was actual lint

Idk wym

It covered the lint !

@@IZATVdr no thinning or breakage from the color? I'm about to do the same thing! Did the color fade in a way it was necessary to recolor?

@@evrydaykris no breakage , dry at first just used water n glycerin . And color did fade but at least the lint stayed colored