How To INTENTIONALLY Keep Frizz on Thick Locs 

I hear you! I was seeing the same, which is what made me decide make this video in the first place, lol. Glad I could help!😊

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Literally 😭😂😂

Honestly ive bn looking it up everywhere even on pinterest n i cant find the right tutorial...coź i honestly love frizzy locs

Lol Thats exactly what I was thinking when I made this video! I always try to put out content that I'D want to see but hasn't been done (that I know of), so I just figured 'hey, why not do it myself!' :)

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Same

Make thick sections. And only twist with water one time. Wait a month redo the same thing. They will stay reallly fluffy and thick

Yeeess! So glad you enjoyed!😊

Yeah, it's super simple but effective at keeping the frizz alive!

Anytime! Glad I could change your perspective of them for the better.🙂

Same! Hence why I never really tried to.

Same I do retwists but I make sure to not touch the rest of the dread

On the same page. I contemplated getting locs because of stiff smooth locks. I got mine and keeping it fluffy frizzy

I'm sure! Maybe you should try faux locs if you don't already have natural locs of your own, that way you can let if frizz up as much as it wants and it'll still look great since frizz are APART of/inevitable with locs anyway, so it just goes with the look!

Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching!🙂💚

Thank you! Yeah, I actually haven’t even been keeping up with doing this ironically since I made this video, lol. Life, being a mama etc.! So they’ve just been continuing to loc and/or frizz up unaltered. I’ll be showing their progress in an upcoming 10 month update video really soon!

Anytime!🙂

Lol oh yeah I know exactly what you mean, because I thought the same when I FIRST started locing years ago; but since then I’ve taken down my locs, started over AND had my daughter so it was kind of inevitable that I kept combs and brushes in the house, lol.

Worth a shot!

Yeah! Isn’t it refreshing to see a new perspective?🙂 lol

Thank you!🙂

Agreed. Too much stress and strain with ANY style can be detrimental to your hair and scalps health!

Thank you! Glad I could help!🙂

Anytime, and thank you for watching!🙂

Hope this helped!🙂

Lol neither could I, hence why I decided to just make my own! You’re so welcome!😊

Try this method and see how it goes!

I’m not sure if this will work on really long mature locs, since the hairs are so tightly compacted.

Lol Nice!😄✌🏾

Same! I've tried to wrap all of my frizz around each loc and hated how it turned out, lol. Way too neat for me..at least at this stage anyway.

Thank you! Well frizz won’t PHYSICALLY make your locs thicker, it’ll only make it APPEAR fuller/thicker, until the frizz condensed into the loc over time or by using a crochet needle etc.

Thank you! Unfortunately, I wouldn't know how they'd look if I did this then, since I no longer have my locs. And I believe I had about 65 locs after combining.

Two strand twists.

Same. I don’t mind my roots being neat/interlocked, but as for the actual loc itself, I just let the frizz do it’s thing. It adds character! Instead of being so perfectly uniform.

Me too!

Oh that sucks. This is exactly why I do my OWN research and educate myself on my hair/locs before I’d ever let any hairstylist/loctician touch my hair (which I don’t go to anyone anyway, I’ve always taken care of my own locs). But if they knew ANYTHING about locs they’d know that you NEVER cut frizz, because it CAN weaken your locs over time if done regularly. How old are your locs? Depending on their maturity you should be fine as far as the integrity of your locs goes, but if they’re younger like mine then that can cause problems. And there really isn’t a way to get the frizz that’s been cut back, except to wait until your locs grow out and new frizz starts to form.