Sisterlocks: Repairing thin locs & 2 1/2 year update 

Kay Hay 511 Thank you so much 😍

Yes I do. Depending on hair texture I may have to change the hair to accommodate texture, but basically the same technique.

+Chastity Beltz thank you for reply. I ran to the hair store today because I wanted to try your technique.

+vonnie2300 Feel free to message me if you need help. Let me know how it goes.

MrsSmicks, most beauty supplies that sell weave should carry or be able to order bulk Afro kinky human hair. The needle is a regular weaving needle used for sew-Ins.

Alex Terry At 5 months you shouldn’t be doing any repairs as the hair may have not even become a loc yet to even be repaired. You certainly don’t want to do this to an immature lock as it will hinder the process of locking and likely isn’t necessary.

@@ChastityBeltzJourney thank you for your reply!! 🙏🏽😚

Portia Mckinney Thank you so much! I actually almost never moisturize. I occasionally spritz with rose water but to avoid build up I don’t use conditioners or hair lotions. This video is 5 yrs old. I’ve been a loctician for a while now - my experience is that my clients that do not fuss with their hair that much, (i.e. moisturizing & deep conditioning), and actually only washing when necessary have hair that thrives versus my clients who do a lot of moisturizing and fussing with your hair.

Yes. I can do it (repair without adding) on others but sometimes mess it up on myself. Lol But yes, on my Sisterlock clients I follow Sisterlock protocol and do not add hair when repairing weak or damaged

Newlite 7 I will this weekend. Life has been so crazy. I commit to refocusing on this channel. 😌

Yay!

Afro kinky bulk. Or Marley twisting hair from the beausupply store works fine as well.