Because of my natural layers, it's difficult to put them up in a ponytail. Separating my locs like this prevents the hair at the nape from pulling.
Here's another Saturday "do" that I was just playing around with while bummin' around. Next time I'll try the flat twist all the way to the back.
I found some thicker black bands at Family Dollar and these clips - both work great. Why spend a lot of money until you find what works.
I found a local store to purchase JML products. I blogged about the protein conditioner here and continue to use it and really love it. It leaves my hair soft, clean and moisturized. Since I began using the JML Protein Conditioner, I haven't used any natural oils after washing. I only recommend it, however, for mature locs. I use it full strength because of the thickness of my locs. Those with a loose curl pattern may want to dilute 50/50 or some other combo because of it's rich consistency.
The Tingle Shampoo isn't for me - it has a strong medicated smell. It does make my scalp tingle and feel good - but the scent is too strong for my liking. I felt as if I was walking around with menthol on my hair (remember Vicks?)...LOL.
The leave in conditioner is awesome. I rarely use it, but when I do there's no residue, it doesn't weigh down my locs and there's no sticky feeling.
(Hairstyle: 2-3 day old braid out at almost 24m)
4 comments:
Time for me to do some shopping!
That hairstyle of yours is soooo pretty. With the clips and layers, very unique touch!
Thanks for sharing lady.
Beautiful!! Thanks for the product update! I didn't know there were rounded clips on the market. In a few months I'll be on the lookout for them :)
i do love the JML conditioner..and i wear my hair like that on weekends too! for the same reasons.
What do you consider to be mature, teenage, baby locks?
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