12 Loc Tips to Save On Stress - Sisterlocks | Microlocs | Traditional Locs, Etc...

[@ebtheauthor]

12 Tips: 1). Research 0:30 2). Ask Questions 1:10 3). Backup 1:32 4). Learn How 2:13 5). Shrinkage 3:08 6). Sizing 4:01 7). Check Hair 6:37 8). Braid and Band 7:26 9). Tie up hair 8:25 10). Do what’s best for YOUR hair 9:20 11). Accept YOUR texture 11:30 12). Color Patchy 13:54 *Bonus). Enjoy YOUR journey 14:45 Hair update 15:41 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@livm.2977]

Great points! Your hair looks great! Love those glasses!

[@ebtheauthor]

Thank you Liv 🥰!

[@krandle2175]

Thank you. These were great tips and your hair looks great!

[@ebtheauthor]

Very welcome! Thank you for watching ☺️

[@opalmaytoday5625]

Great video. Useful information for any that will listen. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 love the glasses. 🙂

[@ebtheauthor]

Thank you 😊

[@rhondamonique9686]

Do you moisturize your locs? If so, what products do you use (conditioner, moisturizer, etc)? and how did you part your sections? Is there a grid? or did you do the brick method?

[@ebtheauthor]

Hi there. Yes, I typically use Rosewater with a few drops of eucalyptus, peppermint, lavender and tea tree oil- I dilute in spritz bottle with water. I spray that maybe 3x a week. When I wash, I use dr. Bronners peppermint castile soap - after washing, Since I colored, I use Mielle’s pomegranate and honey leave-in and Aphogee keratin and green tea reconstructor spray. I wash maybe every 2-3 weeks now. 😊. That sounds like a lot but its only 4 products- Rosewater Shampoo Leave-in Reconstructor

[@ebtheauthor]

Also, I didnt install the locs. I had sisterlocks installed by a consultant. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXaZkKaVeL2pqqc but, I will manage my hair as I see I need to 😊.

[@rhondamonique9686]

@@ebtheauthor thank you!!

[@taracannonllc]

Good tips and straight to the point. No fluff❤️❤️.

[@ebtheauthor]

Lol. Thank you 😊. I tried to cut out any rambling 😅

[@lindaholmesbenson5142]

Thank you so very nice 😊

[@ebtheauthor]

Very welcome ☺️