My Locs Are Born: Est. 12/12/12

I started my locs today using the Backcombing method I shared with you a few weeks ago [HERE]. I am very happy with the way my locs came out using this method mixed with Palm-Rolling! The instant “loc’d look” definitely is what I was going for instead of having the look of comb coils or two-strand twists.
Check out my first video in my “Traditional Locs Vlog” series for more details and pictures of the establishment, loc count, and products I used…

 

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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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Blog Comments

gdhite

December 30, 2012 at 12:16 am

Congratulations on starting your locs!

CurlyNuGrowth

December 31, 2012 at 12:13 pm

Thank you! 🙂

C Bee Knotty

December 31, 2012 at 2:20 am

This new set already looks gorgeous. I’ve been wanting to do the same but I lack the courage after having my sisterlocks for five years. I’m hoping to make the transition to traditional locks at my next retightening

CurlyNuGrowth

December 31, 2012 at 12:16 pm

Thank you so much! Good luck if you transition from Sisterlocks to Traditional Locs, that is a lot of patience.

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