So true that trial and error will get you there! I’ve keen experimenting through my journey as well. Great point that we all need different things for our hair. So nice learning more about your journey.
Not sure how I’ve missed these videos! With everything opening up post lockdown I’ve had less time for UA-cam including my own channel!. Need to catch up on your videos now. Good to hear the aloe is working for you!
Your hair is developing very nicely. And so glad you found aloe gel so helpful. Definitely keep doing what works for you. I've seen you've upload a video about how you use the gel, I'm heading there right now. Thank you so much for the update.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting - I really appreciate it! Yes, totally doing what works for my locs and so far so good. Hope you’re keeping well!
Heyyyy sis your Sisterlocs are looking fabulous so full healthy and luscious 👌🏾🔥🔥🔥 Locs fallen on the floor and ran away”! 🤣🤣 such a funny statement. So lovely hearing another Northern accent on UA-cam 👏🏾👏🏾😃. I’m like you less is definitely more. Nice to see a video from you I’m always interested in sisterlocs. Can I ask a question 🙋🏾♀️ why do you have to band sisterlocs? I’ve always been intrigued by that. Do you have to braid them before bed? It’s nice to get away for a break isn’t it hope you had a good time on Staycation. 😊
So lovely to hear from you Mazz 🥰 And yes, it’s a joy to hear a northern youtuber 👍🏿 I love hearing your accent on your videos, reminds me of home. I’m serious about my locs running away 🤣🤣 dry locs are no joke!! We plait, loosely and the base to allow us to get our fingers in for washing and then tuck and band the ends. It’s to minimise movement in the locs when we wash them and also to prevent the fatter ends that we sometimes get in sisterlocks - all to maintain that consistent size/look. Many with tighter hair can stop doing this earlier in the journey but hair that is prone to slipping (like mine) needs all the help it can get! Thank you for the compliments, I’m loving the ease and simplicity - it’s what I was striving for and I feel blessed. So many people comment on mine and my daughters sisterlocks when they see us (different I guess) and I always laugh to myself because I know this is the laziest I’ve ever been with my hair and yet people seem to like it 🤷🏾♀️ So glad to have discovered locs! I hope you’re well - stay blessed and speak soon xx
@@leeceyleece2406 Awww that’s amazing thank you for explaining that in detail I always wondered about that term banding. Now I know 👏🏾👏🏾😊 I can’t stand dry crispy Locs either. Keep doing what your doing because it shows in the health of your Locs and how they are growing so quickly! I haven’t seen your daughters beautiful Locs in a while I’m sure they are thriving you are taking brilliant care of them. Well done! You should feel proud of yourself. I’m glad to Have discovered Locs it’s the longest I’ve kept a hairstyle it just works well for me right now. 👏🏾 will spk soon sis take care and stay blessed. Enjoy the sunshine ☀️ 🙌🏾😘🤗🙏🏾
Hey Charlene, Thank you for watching. I sleep on satin pillows as I found that the hair bonnets etc. were too restrictive and also bothering my hairline, particularly at the back. I got my satin pillowcases form Amazon. They work well for me. I used to braid my locs religiously before bed, in fact my locs used to be braided the majority of the time, I never really wore this set of locs out. My consultant advised to keep my locs braided as much as possible to train the locs. I’d say in the last 8 weeks or so I’ve stopped braiding so much, because I think my scalp prefers absolutely no pressure at all. No matter how lightly I plait, it seems to irritate my scalp over time (super sensitive). Take care x
That hair!!!!! Beautiful!!!!!💜
Thank you very much xx
Thanks so much for the update, good to see you're loving the low maintenance :)
Thank you so much for watching! I love ease 👌🏿
Your hair looks so beautiful and healthy. Thanks for the update.
Thank you so much Marcia ☺️
So true that trial and error will get you there! I’ve keen experimenting through my journey as well. Great point that we all need different things for our hair. So nice learning more about your journey.
Thank you for watching and commenting - I’m learning plenty along the way!
Not sure how I’ve missed these videos! With everything opening up post lockdown I’ve had less time for UA-cam including my own channel!. Need to catch up on your videos now. Good to hear the aloe is working for you!
Thanks Angie
Your hair is developing very nicely. And so glad you found aloe gel so helpful. Definitely keep doing what works for you.
I've seen you've upload a video about how you use the gel, I'm heading there right now.
Thank you so much for the update.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting - I really appreciate it!
Yes, totally doing what works for my locs and so far so good.
Hope you’re keeping well!
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Wooww love It !!
Thank you so much 😊
Beautiful 😍
Thank you hunni - as is your profile picture 😍
Heyyyy sis your Sisterlocs are looking fabulous so full healthy and luscious 👌🏾🔥🔥🔥 Locs fallen on the floor and ran away”! 🤣🤣 such a funny statement. So lovely hearing another Northern accent on UA-cam 👏🏾👏🏾😃.
I’m like you less is definitely more. Nice to see a video from you I’m always interested in sisterlocs.
Can I ask a question 🙋🏾♀️ why do you have to band sisterlocs? I’ve always been intrigued by that. Do you have to braid them before bed? It’s nice to get away for a break isn’t it hope you had a good time on Staycation. 😊
So lovely to hear from you Mazz 🥰
And yes, it’s a joy to hear a northern youtuber 👍🏿 I love hearing your accent on your videos, reminds me of home.
I’m serious about my locs running away 🤣🤣 dry locs are no joke!!
We plait, loosely and the base to allow us to get our fingers in for washing and then tuck and band the ends. It’s to minimise movement in the locs when we wash them and also to prevent the fatter ends that we sometimes get in sisterlocks - all to maintain that consistent size/look.
Many with tighter hair can stop doing this earlier in the journey but hair that is prone to slipping (like mine) needs all the help it can get!
Thank you for the compliments, I’m loving the ease and simplicity - it’s what I was striving for and I feel blessed.
So many people comment on mine and my daughters sisterlocks when they see us (different I guess) and I always laugh to myself because I know this is the laziest I’ve ever been with my hair and yet people seem to like it 🤷🏾♀️
So glad to have discovered locs!
I hope you’re well - stay blessed and speak soon xx
@@leeceyleece2406 Awww that’s amazing thank you for explaining that in detail I always wondered about that term banding. Now I know 👏🏾👏🏾😊
I can’t stand dry crispy Locs either. Keep doing what your doing because it shows in the health of your Locs and how they are growing so quickly! I haven’t seen your daughters beautiful Locs in a while I’m sure they are thriving you are taking brilliant care of them. Well done!
You should feel proud of yourself. I’m glad to Have discovered Locs it’s the longest I’ve kept a hairstyle it just works well for me right now. 👏🏾 will spk soon sis take care and stay blessed. Enjoy the sunshine ☀️ 🙌🏾😘🤗🙏🏾
@@mazznaturals thanks Mazz - loving the sunshine, you enjoy it too ❤️❤️
Thank you for the update! Do you sleep with braided hair religiously? Or just with a silk bonnet?
Hey Charlene,
Thank you for watching.
I sleep on satin pillows as I found that the hair bonnets etc. were too restrictive and also bothering my hairline, particularly at the back. I got my satin pillowcases form Amazon. They work well for me.
I used to braid my locs religiously before bed, in fact my locs used to be braided the majority of the time, I never really wore this set of locs out. My consultant advised to keep my locs braided as much as possible to train the locs.
I’d say in the last 8 weeks or so I’ve stopped braiding so much, because I think my scalp prefers absolutely no pressure at all. No matter how lightly I plait, it seems to irritate my scalp over time (super sensitive).
Take care x