How I started my thick locs (PT. 2) LOC UPDATE 

Hi JAKARIA, I want to say that after you detoxed your hair, you should have healthy sebum coming out of your scalp (if you eat healthy). All you have to do is light scratch that sebum and rub it down your hair so that your hair can get some moisture and your scalp dont get caked up. Please look up sebum and afro hair. Be careful of Dr bronners it can cause buildup in some peoples hair. Sebum looks whiteish or grayish or brownish and it thick and/or waxy on the scalp and it will stick to the scalp if it is not rubbed down the hair.

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You have some of the most beautiful locks that I have ever seen. I look forward to seeing them as they grow. I also appreciate your approach in keeping things minimal and letting your hair do what it does.

I feel you on the baby hairs, I’ve gotten so addicted to the point that I feel so out of place with out them. It’s just that society has made it seem like an essential and it’s gotten to me. One day I hope that I can see that it doesn’t matter and it doesn’t make my locs any less beautiful. Thank you for sharing I’m gonna subscribe 🤎🌻

I’m at this exact point too. It’s refreshing to see other women have the same goals/viewpoints.

I'd love to see you do an in dept video of how you wash and retwist your locs at this length. Maybe even including tips for ppl who want to maintain their own locs but aren't hair savvy.

This video has helped me to affirm my decision on doing thick locs in my hair. This will be my second loc journey as my first set was small/medium (but on the thicker side). I too can relate to you about not caring so much about looking polished with hair styles based on societal standards I've been rocking thick 2 strand twists in my hair for the last 2-3 months. Thanks to this video I'm decided on thick locs now. Thank you Goddess!

Love the intro and acceptance of where you are now but not saying you wont' ever go back.

I'm loving the thickness😍 So excited for mine to thicken up!

You locs are the exact thickness that I want mine to be.. I’m about to start my loc journey. It’s so hard to find videos of people starting their journey with thick locs. Thank you for sharing with us ❤

Great tips... Also for those that have short hair and starting their journey can use a stocking cap when washing their hair. It helps to keep that pattern and you're not going to do a deep wash you're just doing a gentle wash. So maybe that nugget can help someone. Peace 🌻

Girl you strong because I would’ve given up after the 2nd retwist 😭 I’m proud of you! Also I’m loc’d too, 3 months in

Wow your Locs gave grown so much 🌱 beautiful 💜

So crazy today is April 4th🎉🥹 happy 2 years!!!! You’re locs are beautiful

16:34 took me out!!!😂😂💀 “the same parting from June 2nd”

Your locs are BEAUTIFUL!

your locs are so beautiful.

You’re like me I can tell. I can’t stay out of my hair in this starter phase.

Your thick locs look phenomenal😍, I’m so jelly since my hair density is fine😩.

Your hair is awesome!

Beautiful poet.

I definitely like yo locs. You’re beautiful baybee 🤎.

I love your hair. Nd it’s okay to start on less than 2 inch hair; it’s just yu can’t shampoo your hair as often as you did unless it a dry shampoo just so it can’t give it a chance to loc 🆙…. But it was a trial and error in lesson learned. Look at you now beautiful and thriving.

Why is watching you wash your hair so satisfying? 😂😂 Your hair is looking so bomb girl! Loc life! I've heard of ppl using aloe vera to retwist their hair. What are your thoughts on that? And I definitely didn't use conditioner when I started my locs. Now two years later I'm fully loc'd and I still don't use a conditioner after washing my hair. I do spray my hair with distilled water and rose water daily. I want to maintain my locs on my own like you. Paying a loctitican adds up child. But I don't have the patience to retwist. Plus I heard you have to twist in the same direction each time. That sounds confusing to me lol! And I love more natural parts not super even and clean parts for locs. My locs stay fuzzy and frizzy child lol! I didn't like the crochet needle idea. It did get super frustrating bcuz my hair in the middle is super loose curl and literally took a year to loc. But I just let my hair go through its natural process to loc on its own. It was frustrating like a mug but that's how I wanted to do it. Everybody kept telling me to do instant locing. But I didn't want to. Loved the video!

I want my locs just like this 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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Love your locs!

Your hair is lovely🎉

Beautiful locs for real💯

Locs 🔥, does your hair unravel now ? And you said you started your journey in march 2021?

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Your locs are beautiful

Try using Black Jamaica soap

I can’t sleep so I decided to watch my baby before I ever thought about having a baby

How did you get them to start that thick with instant locs? I've tried thick instant locs twice and neither time did they come out this size. What am i doing wrong?

Beautiful 😍 Jakaria

Ouuuuuu pretty girl 💙🥺

Why you don't use oil on your Locs ❤

How many locs do u have

🥰👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

How often do you have to do your locks to get thicker

How many locs do you have???

dam thats cute wow bice work

How many locs do you have ? 😍

Can you explain your mirror setup for doing your own hair ?

You are CUTE BELLA

Skin cell turnover

You’re off to a great start and locs are looking beautiful. Also, I use the same clarifying shampoo. I also use a dandruff conditioning shampoo. I don’t worry about parts cause I ‘wannabefree’ or use oils cause they dry my hair out; just a little grease in the scalp if needed. Frequent shampooing when needed will be all you need for moisture. Subscribed. 👍