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Hello people, A lot has been going on for me, in business and in my personal life and it's a lot to be grateful for. Today, is going to be all about Linda's locs while I take a private moment to savor the on-goings in my life. So, I called Linda to check on her locs a couple of weeks after our  first appointment  and to my surprise she said everything had loosened. "OMG, what did you do?" where the words that fell out of my mouth. Linda had washed her locs twice on her own in about 2 weeks of having them; because I had told her "Locs are freedom" and she should never let her locs hold her back in life. Well, I really believe those words but I didn't expect so much independence in less than 2 weeks. I asked her to please come on over to the studio so we can but her twists back in and her locs can begin to set. This appointment took place on the 12th of August, 2017. Linda's locs after 2 and a half weeks and 2 washes. Fortunately Linda'

Hello Everyone, It's been a while. I took a break from the internet for most of July, guess I needed to recover from Loc Appreciation Day, Lagos, 2017; which was fabulous by the way. You can see pictures from the event in my last post here . Well it's a new month and I need the high of something new. So here we go. I have decided to follow a friend and new client's hair journey for a year and I hope it helps someone out there understand the loc'ing process. Let's get right into it. Linda's appointment was on the 26th of July, 2017. She had done the big chop in November of 2016 and had grown our barely 2 inches of her hair by the time we started her locs. TWA- After shampooing, conditioning and oiling Linda's scalp with Locitude Minty Burst Comb Twists - Lines horizontally in a grid like manner from the back up No additional products used. Just water to dampen the hair as we go along. Better view - Making progress with the co