Worried about YOUR Thinning Sisterlocks?! You are KNot alone.
This is your space to help enlighten you on best practices for your Small Size Locs.
Through Words, Links & Images I will help you through your Small Size Locs journey so it reflects how you choose to live with your African Textured Hair.
Your hair is beautifully yours. Perfectly gifted, designed for you to wear in serenity.
Why some African Textured Hair Locked Ends Never Lock Up.
If your locs are soft and are struggling to be interlocked (6 months+). It might be the backward braiding method with a tool is KNot for you.
One of the reasons why microlocs and Sisterlocks have a lint problem is the lack of regular washes.
Lack of washing happens because many Sisterlocks and microlocs wearers worry about their locks softening and unravelling. Slippage is a constant worry.
Knotted Locs enable 100% improved hygiene & continual oiling because unravelling and slippage is instantly eliminated. This means washing your Knotted Locs each week ensures no lint issues.
Accepting the natural characteristics of your strands when locking is what gives you long term sustainable health locs.
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I create Small Size Locs with my personalised #KnottedLocs Technique to showcase the individuality of each loc, every strand and each client's head.
Here is Knotted Locs / 3yrs, client has extremely tangly, curly low density strands which can never be over watered or oiled.
Washed Weekly. She has to detangle regularly and Re-locks 4 Times A Year 1.Summer 2.Autumn 3.Winter 4.Spring
This is a example of my Knotted Locs Hair Locking Service, work that can only be created by me as a form of self expression, my relationship with each client's African Textured Hair. African Hair is my canvas. I work towards doubling up each Locs & sustainable Maximum Small Size Locs Fullness.
#iConsult Melissa Blake CREATOR Loctician TEACHER Small Size Locs Expert
Ex-Certified Sisterlocks Consultant.
I want to learn how to do knotted locs on my sister locs. I have had them for 5 years and have always known I needed oil on my dry African hair. I love my loc but they are thinning and w thought it was due to aging, I ‘m 71. But when I took you advice and went longer between reties I realized it was the rool breaking my hair out.. How can I sign up for a class?annettedanj@yahoo.com