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Sisterlocks® Founders Speak Their Truth

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Dr. JoAnne Cornwell, Celeste Geary, and Carol Jenkins are the original sisters of Sisterlocks®. As of 2023, the Sisterlocks® company celebrates its 30th anniversary, marking three decades of promoting natural hair care and cultural pride. Over the years, the company has grown and changed the lives of many individuals by providing them with a unique hair care system that fosters self-confidence and appreciation for their natural beauty and heritage. The three founding sisters, along with the team of Home Office staff, the Sisterlocks® Training Team, consultants, clients, and supporters, have played a crucial role in making Sisterlocks® a leading and transformative natural hair care system.
For more information, please visit Sisterlocks.com.

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23 авг 2024

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@tamarapollard314 Год назад

24 years later… for me… still thee Best Hair decision ever!!❤❤❤

@simoneduncan3807 Год назад

I can tell you this: I sure wasn't thinking about doing anyone's hair before I took the Sisterlocks™️ course in 2017. Thank you to the founders, the sisters of Sisterlocks™️ 🤓, for this unique opportunity to own a small business and help Black women exist in authenticity while they learn to love themselves even more. 🥰✨🙏🏽 So grateful. Loved this discussion.

@lisajoplin2814 Год назад

A very awesome and educational conversation with the dynamic Sisters of Sisterlocks(tm)! Loved it!

@camara1194 5 месяцев назад

I’m a guy and I absolutely love love love my brotherlocks ™️ it’s the best thing

@user-rv9pb4bh6z Год назад

This was Awesome, I have had my sisterslocks for 13 years and I wouldn’t change a thing, I’m also a trainee and I have my own business, so thank you all for creating Sisterlocks and remaining true ❤️

@ausonaturalhaircare Год назад

This is such a beautiful & inspirational video. I'm honored to be a part of the Sisterlock community..

@user-yv5ti6lo9q 8 месяцев назад

It is definitely a community Whenever I see another black woman with them, we both tell each other how much we love each others hair. It feels like a club 😂❤

@jacquelinehanna7395 Год назад

This blessed me this morning! I have been Sisterlocked since 2011 and I have been a Certified Consultant since 2021. Sisterlocks has changed my life personally and professionally. Thank you so very much for this opportunity and thank you for sharing your story as well. Much love to you and your sisters! Jacqueline Hanna Abrams

@eboneyweddle234 Год назад

I absolutely love this. Sisterlocks =Sisterhood!!! Respect the Brand❤️❤️❤️

@jesstjazz Год назад

I am happy to become a part of the Sisterlock community!

@kialewis Год назад

Thank you for your contribution to humanity. This system has changed my life and the lives of others. I will always share your stories. I love you all!❤

@user-ds9vl9rm2f Год назад

The very first thing I learned is to not call an ESTABLISHMENT an installment! I love the energy of these ladies. The willingness to share is amazing. I’m happy that I decided to mak the sisterlocks move!❤💜

@user-gb9lw7nh1p Год назад

Hi Celeste it’s so good to see you again. You did my establishment 1994. In Sharnee. I’ve had three sets 😅

@Luscious_Cassanova 6 дней назад

I got my sisterlocks establiahed in 2019, I've been wanting them for years, but this is the 1st time. I heard why they are called Sisterlocks 😳. . . Because they were birthed by sisters. God Bless their soul. ❤ I always said as a child I want locs but I wish they were smaller and wow! Thank you!

@lm2082 4 дня назад

Thank you look l ladies, this is one of the best decisions in my life ❤❤❤❤ I feel and look so confident!❤❤❤❤

@nanayaansiah5919 Год назад

Happy 30th anniversary. Thank you for building this community.

@GBJohn Год назад

SISTERLOCKS(tm) ROCK!! What an AMAZING and organic conversation! Doc you’re a genius. Thank you Carol and Celeste for sharing stories w/a dash of humor sprinkled about. I’m happy to be a part of Sisterlocks(tm) for over 25 yrs!! ❤

@TawnishTV Год назад

Great to see you ladies. Ms. Celeste was my instructor. ❤

@sharronjones1017 Год назад

I absolutely love my sister locks & for me it has been a journey.(after losing my parents & sister & being a little lost) This is a new purpose for me❣️A very beautiful journey & I thank you for the gift, the movement, the love, the respect & the community! This is such a great thing for women of color, it is very much a global movement! I just celebrated my 1st anniversary. Unfortunately I never received my certificate, (probably lost in mail). Sisterlocks has brought us all together, we speak more to each other, kinder, more encouraging even more patient & loving. Definitely reminds us of dignity & self reflection. This is a continuing education. Thank you & God bless us all Sisters❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@sabrinafoster1042 Год назад

I really enjoyed this conversation.

@leticiakudamupawose7330 Год назад

Waiting

@natashamanley7959 Год назад

Very powerful conversation! To know that you created this lifestyle with your sisters to create a lifestyle for other sisters to love their hair in all its beauty. With all gratitude

@natae6449 Год назад

I’m loving this

@thedetroitloves2593 Год назад

Shout out to Stella and the lovely team at Textures in Detroit and the the education of Everette’s. I hated my sisterslocks at 1st 3 years in I’m loving them!!!

@bettyeames6812 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for paving the way! My daughter has been sisterlocked for 7 years. Her journey convinced me to loc my hair as well. I chose to establish microlocs and this has been the best hair decision I’ve ever made. Thank you for leading the way and making locs more socially acceptable. It’s been easier for me because of you. 💕

@rosalynmurungi317 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for making Sister Locs socially excellent globally. I'm sister locked for 16 months; and I have never felt so good about my hair. I have 4C hair and could never get my hair to grow grow up, however; I now appreciate my hair growing even more beautiful . I appreciate my natural hair more than ever because of its unique and elegant natural beauty. God blessings 🙌🏽

@Shortee_Locks Год назад

I absolutely love how invested each of the sisters is in growing the brand. I agree with Celeste that it’s not talked about enough and it’s probably because we in the Sisterlock community (if you will) don’t educate as much as we should or help others know the importance of what sisterlocks are and stand for. I also loved how they all have a different function in the company. The epitome of knowing your role and playing it well. I love a good origin story and this video was my first time hearing how it all started.

@kristalhwilliams5987 4 месяца назад

I am new to sisterlocks, 2 weeks in and I absolutely love the freedom. i am embracing the journey. thank you so much for pressing forward to trademark and make this a reality for woman of color. 😊❤

@elizabethlawrence323 Год назад

As always a lot of character when these three ladies get together. I feel the love!

@user-ls2kp6dr8y Год назад

Thank you so much for this video,what stood out to me in this video how the founders created a space for black woman to appreciate their hair and create a way to love our hair at its natural state. I look at my hair a different way now. Thank you so much❤

@yvettesmith4991 11 месяцев назад

My sisterlocks are scheduled for September 28, 2023. I CANNOT WAIT 😀

@SisterlocksMedia 11 месяцев назад

Congratulations!

@nkaghatacontent7392 11 месяцев назад

Mine is next Tuesday, if God willing I can't wait

@angelagm566 Год назад

This was a happy glad joy interview....thanks for sharing and blessings to everyone

@BettysGlam 11 месяцев назад

Thank You - this video and meeting the founders of Sisterlocks is very inspirational. This is really inspiring me to start my journey and getting my initial Sisterlock establishment!❤

@kathyhoward303 Год назад

I am happy to be apart of a community that's as passionate as these beautiful women are. Thank you for sharing and extending this possibility with others.

@lanitrablackman4306 Год назад

This was awesome to watch. Thank you all for sharing the history with us and allowing the opportunities that have been life changing in all aspects.❤

@krysa7005 10 месяцев назад

I recently got an establishment and totally disappointed. I am trying to work things out with my consultant before entering a complaint. I was so excited for this journey, yet I'm ready to take them out.

@miahleslie6183 5 месяцев назад

Thank you ...We honor you ...Sisters🎉🎉🎉

@BeingAjanaclair 10 месяцев назад

I've scrolled through this a few times and finally got to watch all the way through. Definitely worth watching.

@camillenisich9164 11 месяцев назад

This was such a treat! I've had my Sisterlocks for 21 years and have loved every minute of the journey. Thanks for paving the way to make this possible, ladies.

@camillenisich9164 11 месяцев назад

Oops. Realized I had a typo to fix. It's been 21 years!

@charmainejohnson3745 10 месяцев назад

Thank you ladies for sharing!! I appreciate it all!! I do love my traditional locs, however I’m greatly in love with the beauty of sister locs!

@naomicatlin5487 10 месяцев назад

I had no idea the business was created by 3 sisters! Such an amazing story! 😍🥰

@camara1194 5 месяцев назад

After doing the musical Hairspray in 2019 as Seaweed, I had to do the big chop to my hair (ironic because Hairspray has to do with the big hair). I wanted locks but i didn’t want traditional locks. I happened to find this style and connected with a guy who was Puerto Rican and Black that has brotherlocs ™️ . I reached out to him and asked him to call and me after 5 minutes. I was hooked. I grew my hair out for 4 and a half years to get the minimum length of 2 and a half to 3 inches. I finally got it January 2nd and January 3rd. I’m so glad. I love love love my hair

@janemusamba4381 10 месяцев назад

Thank you very much for this contribution to us women of colour.

@egyptiandeity1862 6 месяцев назад

I am 14 months sister loc'd. I am cool with them. I considered sister loc training however I am doing micro loc classes instead. More women can afford the installation and retires. I will not promote retie as frequently as sister locs does.

@Imnotthegirlyouusetoknow 10 месяцев назад

Im currently in the class 🙌🏾🙌🏾 It has been a journey to get here but im thankful that I took that leap of faith. I admire each and every of these women for what they have created together as Sisters and for women of color, it’s not something that I see often. It’s funny because I always thought that sisterlocks was the style of locks but really it’s named after the sisters. I think that cool that they together created this style. Im looking forward to when Sister locks reach Africa, that would be a game charger for many I’m sure if it. Thank you for all that you do beautiful souls ✨

@serahnjeri5654 9 месяцев назад

We're rocking sista locks in Africa...Kenya specifically ❤

@s.m.5614 Год назад

Miss Jo Anne and Miss Carol.......your hair is beautiful. Would you be willing to show us / do a video talking about your hair? Would love to get a more up-close look and tips and what not about what you do as far as care and style. There is so much controversy regarding sisterlocks and would love to get some tips from you. I am not saying divulge trade secrets but what you do on a daily basis. Do you wrap your hair at night? Do you use a bonnet? Can you show us your go to style? Would you recommend or not recommend sisterlocks for those whose hair is not thick? Basic general things. I hope that you would consider.

@SisterlocksMedia Год назад

You can stay tuned in. That will be covered in upcoming podcasts.❤❤❤

@bf1822 11 месяцев назад

Humm, I will stick with my knotted locs ✌🏾

@mstriad9699 Год назад

Pretty interesting and smart that all forms of the name have been trademarked in more than just the US - Katrina

@bf1822 11 месяцев назад

Humm, I will stick with my knotted locs. ✌🏾

@fatimamanneh9432 10 месяцев назад

I agree with you I will stick with my braidlocs that I installed & maintain myself for 5 years now sisterlocs are overpriced locs is locs there is no special club

@anissarobinson3976 9 месяцев назад

My sisterlocs are 15 years old and my fullness isn't there anymore. What can I do to get the fullness again? I definitely retighten them on every 6 weeks.

@plumercrs1386 8 месяцев назад

you might try pushing your reties out to 8 to 10 weeks to allow your new growth to thicken as it grows. My hair is thin in the crown as well and I’m using that now to see if it helps.

@hiddencurls 4 месяца назад

Do you have to have a cosmetology license to become certified?

@SisterlocksMedia 3 месяца назад

Sisterlocks training is available without the need for a cosmetology license, allowing you to become certified directly through our program. However, it's important to check the specific licensing requirements in your state, as some states may require a natural hair care or braiding license to practice professionally.