4 Reasons Why I Miss My Sisterlocks

4 Reasons Why I Miss My Sisterlocks - CURLYNUGROWTH.com

On October 10th2010, I began my journey with Sisterlocks— today they would have been 5 years old if I hadn’t let them go 3 years ago. I rejoice at the freedom I gained after I picked them out, but sometimes I do miss them. More of than not, I miss my Sisterlocks when I see women with beautifully cultivated, perfectly uniform Sisterlocks. So there are 4 reasons, well women in particular, that really make me miss my Sisterlocks…

I began my loc journey with sisterlocs in 2010. Though I ultimately decided to cut them off and start over with thick locs, these 4 stunning women make me miss my sisterlocks! #sisterlocks #thicklocs #dreads #journeytolocs

4 Reasons Women That Make Me Miss My Sisterlocks

@TheLatoya

Curly Sisterlocks on Black Women @theLatoya - CURLYNUGROWTH.com
I love the fullness of her Sisterlocks and especially when she sets them on rollers— Whoaaaa! Her curls are gorgeous!

@Katanamalone

Aqua Blue Sisterlocks on @katanamalone - CURLYNUGROWTH.com
Ya’ll know how much I LOVE color, right?! Well, Katanamalone gives me my fix of pops of color with her aqua peekaboo colored Sisterlocks!

Read: Coloring My Sisterlocks Deep Purple

Brittania718

Long Sisterlocks on @brittania718 - CURLYNUGROWTH.COM
I really value how transparent Brttiania718 is about her Sisterlocks journey—the good, the bad, and the oops! I’ve been following her journey since I started my Sisterlocks and mine probably would have been just as long as hers if I didn’t cut ’em.

@Patience_Edet

Intense Red Sisterlocks on @patience_edet - CURLYNUGROWTH.com
She is so beautiful and her styles are endless! Even though she does not have Sisterlocks, her hair is simply interlocked, I love the versatility she shows with her hair and it reminds me of the size of my Sisterlocks.

If you have Sisterlocks, are thinking of getting Sisterlocks, or just admire the beauty of Sisterlocks, make sure you’re following these ladies!

Do you ever miss your hair before you started locs?

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Jocelyn Reneé

Jocelyn Reneé is a Licensed Cosmetologist, Loctician and Textured Hair Educator. She was born and raised in the Washington DC area and is a graduate of the Aveda Institute Cosmetology Science program. With over 14 years in the Hair Care Industry, from Salon Assistant to Natural Hair Blogger to Professional; Jocelyn is passionate about cultivating healthy hair.

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So I was almost one that would have removed sisterlocks because I have always adored self maintenance & mine weren’t doing what I thought they would by year 2. Now after being locked for 4 years I am glad I held on. I’ve learned that our hair is unique and whether wearing traditional, micros, interlocked or twists there’s beauty in the journey. Sisterlocks really fit my career life and schedule. Maybe I’ll never have time to do my own retightenings but I’m so glad there’s more consultants, & I know my training is inevitable. lad

Yes, after 2-3 years, once the locs really mature, they are so beautiful and versatile— the beauty is definitely in the journey.

Love you on youtube and this blog. Just an FYI the 4th woman with the red hair is not sisterlocked. She did them herself with her fingers and nappy lock tool. They do look amazing. She was on youtube for a quick minute patience edet I believe.

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