Just in case you were wondering, here are a few pictures of where my locs have gone (hairstyles that is). I was also trying to figure out how to make a collage or mosaic (Thanks Reiko and Trina). Enjoy!
This blog will chronicle my natural hair and loc journey. I’ve been natural since 2001. I began my first loc journey in 2002 with traditional locs. I have made the decision to transition to SisterLocks™ this year. You are welcomed to watch my journey. Peace and Blessings!
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awww...i miss your hair for you! *sniff sniff*
ReplyDeleteDon't miss it! Change is good. It's like the example Jesus gave about us being branches. Sometimes there must be some cutting away in order to grow into a beautiful tree. I have no regrets! Except that I should have done this years ago.
ReplyDeleteHey, you go girl u had a beautiful head of traditionals and I'm sure your sisterlocks will be just as awesome! What did you use for to put r pics together?
ReplyDeleteHey. I like ur blog. What did you use on ur traditional locs? It did not look like you had any buildup. What shampoo, conditioner and product for retwisting? Thanks.
ReplyDelete@FijiFlower....thanks for checking me out. I only had buildup in the locs at the nape of my neck and I'm sure that was from all of the cotton that I tend to wear. I used the genertic paul mitchell tea tree shampoo from Sally's or Organic Root Tea Tree shampoo. I regret to announce that I very seldomly conditioned my hair because I could never find the right non-creamy conditioner. For re-twisting I only used Lock and Twist Gel, I think by organic root stimulator.
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