Caring for microlocs

Locs are a beautiful thing but you have to know how to keep locs moisturised properly otherwise you could face problems down the line.

Microlocs are a hairstyle inspired by the iconic dreadlocks. They are smaller and less voluminous,

Unfortunately, we are facing a global crisis right now: the covid-19 pandemic. In most countries all non-essential personnel have been encouraged or even mandated to quarantine themselves. This means that if your retightening appointment is coming up, you’re out of luck! So I decided to share with you how I’m maintaining my locks at home.

Speed up the locking process and wash your beginner locs the right way. Go to mylocksjourney.com for the ultimate step by step guide for how to wash starter locs. #locs #sisterlocks #starterlocs #beginnerlocs #dreadlocks #dreads #shortlics #microlocs

Have you been considering getting your natural hair installed with micro locs? Here are a couple of things you should consider first before installation. #microlocs #naturalhair #sisterlocs #starterlocs

Lint and buildup are common enemies of locs. As always, prevention is better than cure, so it is important that we do our best to avoid them as much as possible. Here are several ways that you can reduce and prevent lint and buildup in locs.

Difference Between Sisterlocks and Microlocs

While it is perfectly fine to be free form in your lock journey, a lot of men and women prefer their locs to be groomed. The fuzziness mostly happens with beginner locs; however, sometimes due to your specific hair type or just natural causes, your locks can get a little fuzzy. Loc grooming, rather than loc pruning, is the key to fixing this.

I’ve amassed a few more tips for how to maintain dreads. This post is a second instalment to my original post: Dos and Donts for Locks.