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2024 still watching. 😁😘😘😘

Please make an updates on your previous interviewers.😘😘😘😘

I’m reading this book Brixton rock, I’m on chapter four, I’m enjoying it so far

Please, please make a part 3 on this topic.....I love love all the people on this video. They are beautiful. 😘😘😘😘

Another amazing movie.

Grate movie want to want to watch more.

Part 3 please. Super love this film.

Wow.....what a grate movie.

love love watching this .😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

I like ur making

I'm from India

Hi

I was told that my locs were weird and that I washed my hair in mayonnaise. So very misunderstood.

SO PRETTY ❤❤

❤❤❤

6:23 Yessssssss !

We are wht we are with our natural hair 💙

We are wht we are with our natural hair 💙

I love how different locs can look on each and every person. Afro hair is so unique and there can be so many styles. Much 💖 love for all the loc'd women in their journey. I am loc'd for almost 2 years now.

Hello. I love this soo much. Hello, my black British sisters. I have a short afro with a part in it as picutred and I love the freedom and the confidence it gives me. I get compliments every day. I grew up in Haiti and back home, relaxers were and very popular in the 90s. It took me years to finally embrace my natural hair in the US, thanks to UA-camrs who taught me about natural hair products. The key to leaving processed hair and weaves in the past is education, awareness, and an aha moment where we stop conforming to the white standard of beauty. Ma noire est belle. Yasmine

Our hair is political. The cost of being natural is expensive just like our Black skin... I love my locs because it is an outward appearance of my inner believes of my Black/African pride in myself.

Yes ! I can't wait to lock !

2 yrs in in march. so proud of the journey. the lady who spoke on face exposure was men when i went natural in 2004

I think when African American women wear their natural hair and a bold lip color it just looks so beautiful to me.

What is the song playing at the end 9:15 ?

I love it

I love this documentary seeing this years later now...I love the sistas here as they Express their loc journeys, In 2018 I started loc hairstyles and about 6 months to a year it started locing till now...I love it, it's definitely a Spiritual journey for me and embracing my African heritage and culture...

*My dreadlocks hang down to my waistline 8 years*

I started my locs last year October 16, 2020 and I love my hair. My husband has been loced for about 7 or 8 years. He has been trying to get me to loc my hair for year's and I just went with it, I didn't have a hard time my hair loced and budded really fast my hair grows fast I'm 6 months in and love every part of my journey.

A young lady at work told me she got locs because of me. I felt like a queen.

Ive had my locs for over 8 years

Brilliant documentary, have the choice and I agree once in that flow of relaxing etc., and "easier to manage" and sometimes our parents not liking locs etc., and some parents relax the hair so young and as she said once the hair has pulled and over treated then there is nothing to enjoy or be proud of.

Lia short film of sickle cells I love this short film I have sickle cell trait myself and another chronic condition which I’m going to keep permanently.

I love seeing mixed in silver hair in long locs especially when you can tell they start coming in❤ I've been growing mine since November 2017

Thank you for this documentary ! What is the name of the song at the very beginning ?

I recently had to cut off my locks due to my hair falling out from an autoimmune disorder. It was painful because I had them for 15 years. They were part of me. Now it's very short and I'm rocking it. I put my earrings on, some lipstick, eyeliner and mascara and I'm out the door. Hopefully someday I'll be able to loc my hair again. But if not, I'll still love how I feel with the hair I have.

They are not dreads they are locs

OH MY W! Just saw my face in there lol

BEAUTY!!! 😍

i love rewatching this

Her daughters hair is beautiful, Ive been loc'd over 2 years now, shame none of the mums supported them.

I love my locs.

Started mines at 3/5/2020, they are baby Locs but cannot wait to get it long and beautiful like these ladies 💕

My name is Ibrahim and I'm going eastlea in September and I also really enjoyed this movie

Im tryn get with women dat has locs shatta queen

Okay I give whats the name of the song playing at the very beginning?!!!

👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿

Beautiful sistahs

My mom got her locks about 13 years ago. She recently cut her hair to a twa and stopped dying he hair. She gets crazy looks a lot because people judge her for not conforming to an attempt to look young and have long hair. She’s a beautiful woman, and she shines very bright. She convinced me to get locs 2 years ago because I was frustrated about my hair not growing past my shoulers. Ive seen the best results with my locs (sisterlocs) since I was in elementary school. Slowly it’s evolving into a spiritual relationship as well as a practical one because of the dry climate I lived in. I’m much more confident with my locs and comfortable with myself.

I loved this documentary.