Loc Retwist Tutorial Featuring New Smoothing Technique - ❌Matted Locs - ❌Flat Locs - ❌No Flaking 

Thank you so much!

Thank you! Here is a link to the wrapping paper used in the video: Wrapp-it Styling Strips for Natural Hair Wrap and Molded Styles by Graham Beauty (40 Strips) a.co/d/b68q1rh They also have some options even cheaper at your local beauty supply store!

Thank you I'm going to try this on my next retwist

Thank you and yes it is!

@@gessiangel you have a link to your site?

www.flowermoonshop.com/products/berry-hair-styling-jam-with-aloe-vera-collagen-and-real-strawberries-for-locs-twists-and-coils

Thank you!

Talking to an old school loctician, she stated that twisting to the left would keep the loc as thick as possible for a longer period of time because you are twisting the hair against its normal growth pattern. Because the hair isn’t able to curl the way it wants to, it in turn will not “thin” and keep its volume. Retwisting to the right which is most popular goes with most people’s natural curl pattern. This way will give you the smoothest finish because the hair wants to curl in it’s natural direction. However, overtime locs can thin and can eventually snap because of the decrease In thickness or volume of the base and additional weight from the length of locs. His locs were started to the left which is why I twisted to the left in this video however, as of recently he stated that he wanted to decrease his loc thickness so his locs have been retwisted to the right and they have gotten smaller.

For this tutorial I would say yes as it helps to smooth any loose hairs on the loc.