Im having troube with my locks for some reason a few of my dreads are weak at the roots and i have had a few fall out in the back and i few in the front and they are lumpy i stop twisting them bc i think i was doing my hair too much but what can i do to fix this bc im really not able to go get them done professional?
dey look real nice but she has way too many and there small im sure da lady pulled a few out tryna part her head but dey look good now jus dont get n a fight because dey look like u can pull em out easily
@AYOmunchy88 Because she probably pulled the hell out of the locks but didt want to show it on youtube. I wouldnt buy any product from this person unless she accually shows the process of her fixing the hair and not jut show the before and after shots.
I have ordered your products but due to a mix up at my end with the postal services, I'm still waiting to receive them. In the meantime I have had to take my daughter to the hairdressers. But as soon as they come I'm moisturizing her hair as they have used gel and her hair is stiff!! It needed gel, but with the maintenance I will not be using any hopefully. I look forward to pampering myself and my children!!!!
I don't think her locs look thin. With the right products and a gentle technique, this transformation can be achieved without hurting the client And I believe the loctician would like you to buy her videos in order to learn the process she used.
I have a question what locking process is most commonly used by lockticians...single twist, two strand or plait, would you do a sample of all types on the head first then determine the best locking for that client...
Hi Phyllis, I live in the UK and Love watching your locktician tutorials. I am trying to find the best product for maintaining my new locks, also I am worried about my temples and thinning of the hair around the base of my hair. My hair is very soft and light. Do you recommend any particular product? Pat from the UK. Thanks.
@happy2bbritish Hello H2BB! I'm experiencing the same issue. I've only been loced for 2 1/2 and my edges are thinning. So much so, I've started to free form to re-gain some of the strength and growth back. If and when you are fortunate enough to find either a product and/or solution...please give me a holla. I live in the UK as well, so hopefully there is such a remedy for our issue, Thanks!
@AdorahT There are YouTube videos that give help on removing locks. To soak the locks in water for 15 minutes, soak in conditioner next, and then carefully pick out the locks...but don't give up on your locks just yet. Try some different lock styles first
Sister work your magic!! You did a superb job on this young woman, erasing frustration and neglect. No offense to the model in the video, but she opted out of regular maintenance,& possibly to save money. It must have taken a lot to finally go to someone, and she chose this locktician. Yes, you tube's black hair care techniques are normally "shared," but the purpose is to help others make money/save money, so respect her hustle, and cease downplaying her technique like she is trying to get over.
Hi, when ur dreads ar matted together like so in the video, can they still grow longer? My dreads look exactly like the lady in the video. Mine are just thicker and I have less dreads. Also ur technique is amazing! Watching this video just made me change my mind from giving up and cutting to keeping them. I use "knotty boy" product that I order from canada. Why do u think your stuff is better? (I just asked like 5 questions, lol sorry)
I'm sorry. I'm not saying your products don't work, but finished look is more of your skill than your product. If I purchased your product, my finished look won't look like that.
i have had my locks for 5 year now. You showed such a wonderful technique.I never retwisted my locks with out clips.But this is good video.Thanks for posting.
wow, girl you hooked her up! It looks beautiful. Im only 7 plus months into my loc journey. I have awhile 2 go yet. I have alot of breakage b/c I twist alot, so it looks nappy..what do you recommend I do, VideoProfits? Thanks 4 sharing.
I want dreads cause i hate piking my hair! But idk how they would look like when they start out. click on my profile an look at my jerkin video an look at my afro. tell me if i should get dreads
@jerrymoody3 Im going to say that she cut the hair where its tangled & made one lock into 3 or 2 locks. Thats my opinion. I would love to see her untangle those locks.
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these is no real dreadslocks now child!!! let mother nature run her course wit ya now!! Fake hair is not great hair... no self pride at all... Jah rastafari!!!
Great work, at the start of the video..I was thinking "oh hell naw" but woow, I have to give you maximum props.
I have a question, I noticed that a couple of his dreads was pretty thin near the roots as expected from all the major damage. Is there a way, technique of sorts to repair thin roots because I have a have a few that need some attention asap. A few ppls suggested that I just combine the thin dreads together but I feel that it may take away some fullness.
question: I started my husband locks and their very frizzy and only locked in the middle of the dread and they are very puffy. my quesrion is How do i tighten dreads?
Hi bulelion4444. I just use a very firm twisting technique that doesn't require any additional breakage of the hair. Thanks for posting and have a great hair day.
I have a question, my loctician doesnt use clips when she retwists my locks and ive had them for about 3 months is that going to cause a problem laterr on?
Hi hydvn6. No, that will not cause a problem. Clips are generally used to help hold and set the twisted hair as it dries during your grooming session. I too, very seldom use clips to hold the hair. I only use them when the hair is of a silkier, softer texture and when the twists actually begin to unravel just as qucikly as I twist them. Remember, for most of us, we have that good ol' nappy hair which doesn't require clips to stay twisted. Apparently you have "good hair" - LOL. Great question
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I had dreadlocks for 7 years.
Looking thinner near the scalp, as you admit Tiarra's hair looks, is unnatural and unattractive. Whether or not she lost any locks, it looks like her hair is thinning, and this is a result of your interference with the natural locking process.
The simple fact is that it looked better (ie, not thin near the root) before your interference than it did after. Before, it looked thick, natural, and healthy all over.
My comments are neutral and factual, not negative.
In both cases, her hair was tangled -- thats what dreadlocks are.
Before, it was a natural, healthy look, and after, it was an unnatural, unhealthy, thinned-out at the root look, which will eventually cause hair loss.
Thicker at the root is natural and will last, thin at the root is unnatural and will not last.
Pulling them apart makes them very thin near the root (as you can see in this video), and after you do what you did to this woman, the locks will fall out because of all the breakage that you caused near the roots. With most of the locks' weight and bulk down below, they will easily get pulled out by gravity.
The reason why they naturally get thicker near the root is because it is a stronger design: more tangles near the roots, thicker near the roots makes for permanent locks.
The system shown in this video destroys locks and causes bald spots and destruction of the locks.
Hi Purushadasa. I don't know how much experience you have with hair locking, but I've been maintaing Tiarra's hair for over 5 years and she has not lost a single lock. The locks look thinner near the scalp because the hair there is not locked. It's loose hair that is twisted. The hair near the scalp has not expanded, entangled, contracted or budded, which are stages of the locking process. Your comments are still welcome regardless of how negative they are. Have a great day and thanks 4 posting.
Hi Purushadasa. I accept your opinion. What is un-natural and unattractive to you may not be the same for others. Apparently you appreciate a more organic look and maintence to your locks. I can appreciate that. My interference as you prefer to call it, is just another way to groom locks. Again, I am very open and respectful of "your opinion". Have a great day and thanks for posting.
The difference is that mine is not monetarily motivated, but comes from experience and the understanding that locks are meant to be natural, not artificially changed.
Looking thinner near the scalp, as you admit Tiarra's hair looks, is unnatural and unattractive. Whether or not she lost any locks, it looks like her hair is thinning, and this is a result of your interference with the natural locking process.
The simple fact is that it looked better (ie, not thin near the root) before your interference than it did after. Before, it looked thick, natural, and healthy all over.
My comments are neutral and factual, not negative.
Hi African Assassin. Yes, an experienced locktician can determine the size of your locks. It has to do with the density and texture of your hair. That's why many people get their locks started by an experienced locktician and then take over the grooming themselves. That's a skill that comes with experience.
I never had loc extensions. I started it with my real hair(braid it in small plaits), how long should my hair be to retwist it? The reason why I am asking because in a few place my dread locks has been thinning out. It started happening when I didn't retwist my hair in a month and a half, but my grandma she retwist when she has like 3 inches of new growth and every thing is good with her hair. I use hair gel because the wax is to think and wouldn't hold. Do you have tips?
you may be over twisting your hair or you may be styling it too tightly. not twisting your hair for 1.5 months will not cause it to thin. in fact, twisting it often will promote thinning
Amazing video!i am actually having a part problem with my hair. is it possible to clean up original parts to locs that have been latced/interlocked? i would love to get more information on your dvd!
Hi I like the vid a lot and you did a very good job on her dreads. I just wanna ask you how long do you suggest my hair be to get a " satisfying " length to start off with. Im a 16 year old black male and im not exactly sure about my hair length because I have two-strand twists right now but with the two-strands my hair length is about 6 inches so it should be a little bit longer without the twists in.
Hi drrkthompson. As long as your hair is long enough to pinch and twist, you can start the locking process. I've started locks where the hair was about an inch. You could have started several months ago. The great thing about starting with several inches like yours is the hair won't unravel completely. Your coils or twist will stay together better, which will help with your locking process.
I work on my fiance's hair and I've taken his hair through a similar situation on numerous occasions. I like how you show the before and after but you don't show what you did. Instead, you refer to this "system" of yours. I guess your main interest is to make money. I am sorry if this comes off negative but I didn't learn anything from your video. It was a complete waste of my time. I have never had formal training and everywhere we go, people want to know who did my fiance's hair.
Hi 800lbgrollainc. I usually don't address comments like this because it's a total waste of my time. My job, which I do very well and get paid for very well, is not to teach you anything...unless, of course, you PAY for my services. I'm providing and sharing information that I am very passionate about and I've shared enough FREE information that many have relayed is very useful and helpful to them. I'm sure you'll eventually find the FREE info that you're looking for. Have a great hair day.
Hi BlaqHQ. It's difficult for my clients to always agree to show their faces in such a public forum and be open to critical comments like the one above. But when they give their permission to show the front, I will always allow you to see it as well. I'm sure you understand. Many thanks for watching and have a great hair day.
If my girl went that long without doing something to her hair i would break up with her
NajeedkmayeS 2 days ago
it does smell good and makes locks soft
mrsnapsful 3 weeks ago
Wow
Ladywithblackskin 3 weeks ago
Im having troube with my locks for some reason a few of my dreads are weak at the roots and i have had a few fall out in the back and i few in the front and they are lumpy i stop twisting them bc i think i was doing my hair too much but what can i do to fix this bc im really not able to go get them done professional?
nicole0687 4 months ago
what are ALL the ingredients?
EmpressOshun 5 months ago
Yo dis video will go down in dread lock history foreal ...yu worked myricals in day head lol
hustlachannel 5 months ago 2
This video is part 3. She showed detangling in a previous video
TheSSimon1024 8 months ago
the truth is she didnt save them she damaged them
safet141414 8 months ago 2
Thats called "I dont wanna take care of my hair anymore". CUT THE DREADS OFF IF YOU CANT TAKE CARE OF THEM!
DesignerzOnly 8 months ago 2
were can you buy that product from..?
brianchamp4 10 months ago in playlist dread
dey look real nice but she has way too many and there small im sure da lady pulled a few out tryna part her head but dey look good now jus dont get n a fight because dey look like u can pull em out easily
jherinp 10 months ago
Her dreads came out BEAUTIFULLY !
highland314 11 months ago 2
- why didn't she show how she got them untangled ? i know when i had to repair locs like that i had to cut the tangled hair to separate them .
AYOmunchy88 11 months ago
@AYOmunchy88 she actually pulled dem apart
MrGizzymarley 10 months ago
@AYOmunchy88 Because she probably pulled the hell out of the locks but didt want to show it on youtube. I wouldnt buy any product from this person unless she accually shows the process of her fixing the hair and not jut show the before and after shots.
kemosabbie 10 months ago 5
@kemosabbie she does, in parts 1 and two
billsfan313 2 weeks ago
I have ordered your products but due to a mix up at my end with the postal services, I'm still waiting to receive them. In the meantime I have had to take my daughter to the hairdressers. But as soon as they come I'm moisturizing her hair as they have used gel and her hair is stiff!! It needed gel, but with the maintenance I will not be using any hopefully. I look forward to pampering myself and my children!!!!
evealexsis 11 months ago
Yo can yu do mines.!!
donte3367 1 year ago
WTF! i want to see how she untangled it... MIss me with the BS!
Sherree73 1 year ago
the best shit i have ever seen, this lady nice wit the hair... wish she can do my hair lol. really tho!
lilfreakyzekey 1 year ago
I don't think her locs look thin. With the right products and a gentle technique, this transformation can be achieved without hurting the client And I believe the loctician would like you to buy her videos in order to learn the process she used.
LilMe11434 1 year ago
you did not show anything, just before and after
ShaneePerfect 1 year ago
@ShaneePerfect she probably yanked the hell out of those dreads to get them apart, lol.
BlaQWuhMyn 1 year ago 12
@BlaQWuhMyn lmfaooooooo right!
miszreese 1 year ago
@BlaQWuhMyn right lhh
diamondblackbarbie 11 months ago
@BlaQWuhMyn She was loosen major hair on those snakeheads lol
skootb2 8 months ago
@skootb2 lol..I know right
BlaQWuhMyn 8 months ago
the BEFORE PIC is how THEY SUPPOSED TO LOOK.. them thin ones gone fall out..
supremeakuma 1 year ago
I have a question what locking process is most commonly used by lockticians...single twist, two strand or plait, would you do a sample of all types on the head first then determine the best locking for that client...
01ulric 1 year ago
why dont you show the steps in the process? we saw the before and after, but what did you do in between......................
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Awesome! Umm Can U Show Ur Method Please?
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I want my Dreads Like This Woman
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where are yu located
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uhytiful 1 year ago
wow. you're a great loctician.
shyshybaby08 1 year ago
Would like to know how she untangle the hair.
tillyhouses 1 year ago
i need 2 find u thats hw mine look in the back
gregorybattle 1 year ago
she a dread loc roster!!! somebody did hers perfect!!
yaboyyungdray 1 year ago
I wonder if she sat under the drier?
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Chocvirgo 1 year ago
honestly all you have to do is rip them apart before they get too bad. thats what i do. it doesnt cause damage its just normal
manga4774 1 year ago
Where is your business located
kingkobra3000 1 year ago
I want you educational video!! My mother has locks and I want to teach myself to maintain them. I don't see this video on your site though.
spoiledmrsjones 1 year ago
damn she got bars
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huneyhunters 1 year ago
Wow! What an amazing transformation! It must have taken you hours to do her hair!
JAYLOVE47 1 year ago
beautiful, thick, gorgeuos hair....Im natural already...this makes me wanna go for the locks
Honore2010 1 year ago
how the hell
MrTabuzo12 1 year ago
AND IT NEED 2 B WASH
ToughLoveGirl101 1 year ago
My daughters Locs look just like that. How did you get all of the tangles out?
smartandprettylady20 1 year ago
is it possible for me to go from dred to sista locs without cutting my hair. I have a pic of me posted on your very informative site.
MzzMona 1 year ago
@MzzMona Just comb them out. There are videos of how to it on youtube. Then contacted a trained sisterlock consultant
tightdee203 1 year ago
how long were each 1 of her locks and did you use clips to retwist?
nakaan19 1 year ago
Hi Phyllis, I live in the UK and Love watching your locktician tutorials. I am trying to find the best product for maintaining my new locks, also I am worried about my temples and thinning of the hair around the base of my hair. My hair is very soft and light. Do you recommend any particular product? Pat from the UK. Thanks.
happy2bbritish 1 year ago
@happy2bbritish Hello H2BB! I'm experiencing the same issue. I've only been loced for 2 1/2 and my edges are thinning. So much so, I've started to free form to re-gain some of the strength and growth back. If and when you are fortunate enough to find either a product and/or solution...please give me a holla. I live in the UK as well, so hopefully there is such a remedy for our issue, Thanks!
MsRelaytionships 1 year ago
hello did you twist or latch the locks for your lock repair
rocslocs 1 year ago
thats allot of locks..
I have... 36...
rhyboy1 1 year ago
is it true once you get dreads you have to cut them out and start growing your hair all over
AdorahT 1 year ago
@AdorahT no I removed my daughters with a safety pin
getindiswater 1 year ago
@AdorahT There are YouTube videos that give help on removing locks. To soak the locks in water for 15 minutes, soak in conditioner next, and then carefully pick out the locks...but don't give up on your locks just yet. Try some different lock styles first
srbumblediva 1 year ago
Sister work your magic!! You did a superb job on this young woman, erasing frustration and neglect. No offense to the model in the video, but she opted out of regular maintenance,& possibly to save money. It must have taken a lot to finally go to someone, and she chose this locktician. Yes, you tube's black hair care techniques are normally "shared," but the purpose is to help others make money/save money, so respect her hustle, and cease downplaying her technique like she is trying to get over.
Missusashley 1 year ago
Where are you locaed
TheDompee 1 year ago
the before and after looks good, but we didn't see what she did.
TheBlackCease 1 year ago
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The point is for you to buy her videos to find out what she did...
blahblahblahman 1 year ago
I know I probably commented on this video before but, you do amazing work!!!! when are you going to post another video? I look forward:)
themukisa11 1 year ago
her dreads are perfect!!
PHEOLA1 2 years ago
You cleaned that up great!! Great work sis! Where are you located?
33Kellymc 2 years ago
yes, i see the transformation but how do you do it...this video is not showing instructions on how to untangle, however, the work is beautiful..
absentminded20 2 years ago
They were beautiful before you started..... now they dont look as good
dreadly101 2 years ago
no reason to pay... do more searches on the net.
cutemama007 2 years ago
all i use is gel and mine look like the finished look. dunno what shes putting in there..
m0d3s5 2 years ago
Hi, when ur dreads ar matted together like so in the video, can they still grow longer? My dreads look exactly like the lady in the video. Mine are just thicker and I have less dreads. Also ur technique is amazing! Watching this video just made me change my mind from giving up and cutting to keeping them. I use "knotty boy" product that I order from canada. Why do u think your stuff is better? (I just asked like 5 questions, lol sorry)
rlhodges0711 2 years ago
Those are some clean Dreads. I need to get mines maintained like that. How many does he have?
Click on my name to Check my dreads out and throw some tips at what you think on it. I'm new to this Dread Locking thing.
DaAceReaper 2 years ago
You did an awesome job! They look so nice!
NikiiBabie 2 years ago 2
dis video wont help u at all
10rundis 2 years ago
It's because she didn't part em right?
Lankey718 2 years ago
NASTY TO CLASSY
classic
Bo55Boi407 2 years ago
Am I missing something I didnt see an actual "technique" one second it was matted and nappy and voila it was separated and looked great
cookie52083 2 years ago
its called video editing....she didnt show that cuz she wants ou to buy the video
kanibal2g4 2 years ago 2
GUACALA ._. ITS SOOO CHINOLIS (CHONO)
worldzerodoz 2 years ago
Her locks are really really nice i love it
moderngem 2 years ago
i need u to do my dreads
saczfinest 2 years ago
mi locks skinny like dat wat u put on dem so dey want break off
vmoney091 2 years ago
I'm sorry. I'm not saying your products don't work, but finished look is more of your skill than your product. If I purchased your product, my finished look won't look like that.
wjking1974 2 years ago 34
i have had my locks for 5 year now. You showed such a wonderful technique.I never retwisted my locks with out clips.But this is good video.Thanks for posting.
Peace and Luv
dabrat231 2 years ago
amazing technical ability there
phylliewilly 2 years ago
good job
sams123973 2 years ago
wow, girl you hooked her up! It looks beautiful. Im only 7 plus months into my loc journey. I have awhile 2 go yet. I have alot of breakage b/c I twist alot, so it looks nappy..what do you recommend I do, VideoProfits? Thanks 4 sharing.
exprodigal83 2 years ago
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I want dreads cause i hate piking my hair! But idk how they would look like when they start out. click on my profile an look at my jerkin video an look at my afro. tell me if i should get dreads
TGKKiddKidd 2 years ago
sistalocs is gyal locs sorry fi dumb question....just wanna kno
PrettyBwoyDread1 2 years ago
No, men can wear Brotherlocs...same style, just a different name.
Thinknappythoughts 2 years ago
damn i like them im just waiting for mines to lock i cant wait
nishaylove22 2 years ago
not.....she was washing it...very frequently, thats why it got tangled.... her hais was actually very clean... do u have locs, u must dont
kanibal2g4 2 years ago
thats about right. She wasnt twisting very often either. Looks good, a little too thin for ne but pretty. Bet it cost her an arm to get that done.
deatha44 2 years ago 2
does that client have sisterlocks too?
Sahiralyn 2 years ago
What did you do?? this video showed me nothing
ned2one 2 years ago
i agree!
Mbeebeelove 2 years ago
Wow! You really know what you're doing. :-)
Prophecy2fulfill 2 years ago
You did a GREAT job. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
blkgrl1 2 years ago
great work but u didnt show how to get it untangled ....
jerrymoody3 2 years ago 22
I think you have to purchase the DVD for that. She also gave a lot of info in parts 1 & 2.
blkgrl1 2 years ago
She showed it in videos one and two ;)
1angel2heart 2 years ago
she keepin dat info exclusive lol... to make more money! haha
datlibra17 2 years ago
@jerrymoody3 Im going to say that she cut the hair where its tangled & made one lock into 3 or 2 locks. Thats my opinion. I would love to see her untangle those locks.
vongirlvnpnk 1 year ago
@jerrymoody3 took the words right out of my mouth...
BlaQWuhMyn 1 year ago
wow.. her lux are long.. damn.. I'm jealous now :(
brunothagetto 2 years ago
thin long dreads will fall out...the longer it gets, the thicker it should be.
HLordz301 2 years ago 3
true that
EvaLasta 2 years ago
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these is no real dreadslocks now child!!! let mother nature run her course wit ya now!! Fake hair is not great hair... no self pride at all... Jah rastafari!!!
Izzybizzy 2 years ago
How do you become a loc stylist such as your self?
Nubia11207 2 years ago 2
very nice set of locs
napzfaya 2 years ago
Beautiful work!!! 4 real!!!
keephatin27 2 years ago
i cant wait til mines get that
7581349 2 years ago
omg its a miracle! lol
Great work, at the start of the video..I was thinking "oh hell naw" but woow, I have to give you maximum props.
I have a question, I noticed that a couple of his dreads was pretty thin near the roots as expected from all the major damage. Is there a way, technique of sorts to repair thin roots because I have a have a few that need some attention asap. A few ppls suggested that I just combine the thin dreads together but I feel that it may take away some fullness.
RiderABC187 2 years ago
BEAUTIFUL!!!!
tiffaninghs 2 years ago
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is this fake hair?
JournsWowspot 2 years ago
threadlocks?
sela1999 2 years ago
question: I started my husband locks and their very frizzy and only locked in the middle of the dread and they are very puffy. my quesrion is How do i tighten dreads?
teejayjeff 2 years ago
Question. The friz on the locks, do they go away with continuous twisting techniques or do they always stay fuzzy?
saxygurl8 2 years ago
how do you keep the locks from untwistingand make them stay??
My method is...ripping loose hairs off a lock....and twisting it around the lock,starting from the root and work your way up, works great! :)
bluelion4444 2 years ago
Hi bulelion4444. I just use a very firm twisting technique that doesn't require any additional breakage of the hair. Thanks for posting and have a great hair day.
VideoProfits 2 years ago
I have a question, my loctician doesnt use clips when she retwists my locks and ive had them for about 3 months is that going to cause a problem laterr on?
hydvn6 2 years ago
Hi hydvn6. No, that will not cause a problem. Clips are generally used to help hold and set the twisted hair as it dries during your grooming session. I too, very seldom use clips to hold the hair. I only use them when the hair is of a silkier, softer texture and when the twists actually begin to unravel just as qucikly as I twist them. Remember, for most of us, we have that good ol' nappy hair which doesn't require clips to stay twisted. Apparently you have "good hair" - LOL. Great question
VideoProfits 2 years ago
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I had dreadlocks for 7 years.
Looking thinner near the scalp, as you admit Tiarra's hair looks, is unnatural and unattractive. Whether or not she lost any locks, it looks like her hair is thinning, and this is a result of your interference with the natural locking process.
The simple fact is that it looked better (ie, not thin near the root) before your interference than it did after. Before, it looked thick, natural, and healthy all over.
My comments are neutral and factual, not negative.
Purushadasa 2 years ago
no, before her hair looked tangled and dry and after it looked oiled and healthIER!!! reply to comment "Purushadasa"
kookie2100i 2 years ago
In both cases, her hair was tangled -- thats what dreadlocks are.
Before, it was a natural, healthy look, and after, it was an unnatural, unhealthy, thinned-out at the root look, which will eventually cause hair loss.
Thicker at the root is natural and will last, thin at the root is unnatural and will not last.
Purushadasa 2 years ago 2
as long as you are not twisting too often u are fine
kanibal2g4 2 years ago
genius!!!
Inathi12 2 years ago
Problem is that locks ARE tangles.
Pulling them apart makes them very thin near the root (as you can see in this video), and after you do what you did to this woman, the locks will fall out because of all the breakage that you caused near the roots. With most of the locks' weight and bulk down below, they will easily get pulled out by gravity.
Purushadasa 2 years ago
The reason why they naturally get thicker near the root is because it is a stronger design: more tangles near the roots, thicker near the roots makes for permanent locks.
The system shown in this video destroys locks and causes bald spots and destruction of the locks.
They looked better before, sorry to say.
Purushadasa 2 years ago
Hi Purushadasa. I don't know how much experience you have with hair locking, but I've been maintaing Tiarra's hair for over 5 years and she has not lost a single lock. The locks look thinner near the scalp because the hair there is not locked. It's loose hair that is twisted. The hair near the scalp has not expanded, entangled, contracted or budded, which are stages of the locking process. Your comments are still welcome regardless of how negative they are. Have a great day and thanks 4 posting.
VideoProfits 2 years ago
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Purushadasa 2 years ago
Hi Purushadasa. I accept your opinion. What is un-natural and unattractive to you may not be the same for others. Apparently you appreciate a more organic look and maintence to your locks. I can appreciate that. My interference as you prefer to call it, is just another way to groom locks. Again, I am very open and respectful of "your opinion". Have a great day and thanks for posting.
VideoProfits 2 years ago 5
I also respect your right to your opinion.
The difference is that mine is not monetarily motivated, but comes from experience and the understanding that locks are meant to be natural, not artificially changed.
Purushadasa 2 years ago
Hi Purushadasa. Again, Thank You. Have a great day.
VideoProfits 2 years ago
@VideoProfits You are a true professional. How very tactful and actually nice of you! You sure could teach a few folks some things! lol
junglemamas 1 year ago
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I had dreadlocks for 7 years.
Looking thinner near the scalp, as you admit Tiarra's hair looks, is unnatural and unattractive. Whether or not she lost any locks, it looks like her hair is thinning, and this is a result of your interference with the natural locking process.
The simple fact is that it looked better (ie, not thin near the root) before your interference than it did after. Before, it looked thick, natural, and healthy all over.
My comments are neutral and factual, not negative.
Purushadasa 2 years ago
you have no idea what u are talking about sorry..
kanibal2g4 2 years ago
Oh yes I do. I had dreadlocks for many years.
Purushadasa 2 years ago
Whats wrong with using A comb?
shonjonn3 3 years ago
DAMN u a beast
MarsBlackMon187 3 years ago 2
locs are so BEAUTIFUL!!!!! only when u take caree of them of corse
secretlyconcided 3 years ago 2
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ladydreda 3 years ago
locks existed before the first rasta and the big 3 religions
1night1day 3 years ago 3
can u lose locks? like the way u take out braids????
bebesta 3 years ago
can box braids turn into locks?
tooohype 3 years ago
yes ...look up braidlocs. I don't have them but they can be as small as some sisterlocks.
ashantay18 3 years ago
yes. that is how i started. my braids were extremely loose. i maintain by interlocking
1night1day 3 years ago
If started locking my hair already and not quite sure what size it'll come out to be or the stability of the roots, is the anyway to determine that?
AfricanAssasin 3 years ago
Hi African Assassin. Yes, an experienced locktician can determine the size of your locks. It has to do with the density and texture of your hair. That's why many people get their locks started by an experienced locktician and then take over the grooming themselves. That's a skill that comes with experience.
VideoProfits 2 years ago
omg man mi mom twistes mines but she dosnt twist from the root so they cum loose nd i dnt kno how to do dem mi self u need to do mine lol plz
saltersboy09 3 years ago
I never had loc extensions. I started it with my real hair(braid it in small plaits), how long should my hair be to retwist it? The reason why I am asking because in a few place my dread locks has been thinning out. It started happening when I didn't retwist my hair in a month and a half, but my grandma she retwist when she has like 3 inches of new growth and every thing is good with her hair. I use hair gel because the wax is to think and wouldn't hold. Do you have tips?
seeking911 3 years ago
and how do you retwist her hair without using clips?
seeking911 3 years ago
you may be over twisting your hair or you may be styling it too tightly. not twisting your hair for 1.5 months will not cause it to thin. in fact, twisting it often will promote thinning
1night1day 3 years ago
Wow. do u have tips on hair growth bcuz i just started some dreads?
kemd31 3 years ago
can you make a vid. on removing lint from the locs. I have 3 small children with loc and can not keep their head cover
visionsculptor 3 years ago
where are you located because, i am looking for a good locktician, like yourself
09mydude 3 years ago
Hi 09mydude. I'm located in Delaware.
VideoProfits 3 years ago
Ok thanks a lot.
drrkthompson 3 years ago
Amazing video!i am actually having a part problem with my hair. is it possible to clean up original parts to locs that have been latced/interlocked? i would love to get more information on your dvd!
asalady1 3 years ago
Hi I like the vid a lot and you did a very good job on her dreads. I just wanna ask you how long do you suggest my hair be to get a " satisfying " length to start off with. Im a 16 year old black male and im not exactly sure about my hair length because I have two-strand twists right now but with the two-strands my hair length is about 6 inches so it should be a little bit longer without the twists in.
drrkthompson 3 years ago
Hi drrkthompson. As long as your hair is long enough to pinch and twist, you can start the locking process. I've started locks where the hair was about an inch. You could have started several months ago. The great thing about starting with several inches like yours is the hair won't unravel completely. Your coils or twist will stay together better, which will help with your locking process.
VideoProfits 3 years ago
hi there-you do GREAT work! do you need a license in your state to do locs?
cheleski68 3 years ago
Hi cheleski68. Thank you. No. A license is not needed in my state.
VideoProfits 3 years ago
I work on my fiance's hair and I've taken his hair through a similar situation on numerous occasions. I like how you show the before and after but you don't show what you did. Instead, you refer to this "system" of yours. I guess your main interest is to make money. I am sorry if this comes off negative but I didn't learn anything from your video. It was a complete waste of my time. I have never had formal training and everywhere we go, people want to know who did my fiance's hair.
800lbgorillainc 3 years ago
Hi 800lbgrollainc. I usually don't address comments like this because it's a total waste of my time. My job, which I do very well and get paid for very well, is not to teach you anything...unless, of course, you PAY for my services. I'm providing and sharing information that I am very passionate about and I've shared enough FREE information that many have relayed is very useful and helpful to them. I'm sure you'll eventually find the FREE info that you're looking for. Have a great hair day.
VideoProfits 3 years ago
it would have been equally great to see it from the front view as well. great job though
BlaqHQ 3 years ago
Hi BlaqHQ. It's difficult for my clients to always agree to show their faces in such a public forum and be open to critical comments like the one above. But when they give their permission to show the front, I will always allow you to see it as well. I'm sure you understand. Many thanks for watching and have a great hair day.
VideoProfits 3 years ago
Is it possible to make locks like that on a white man?
antirasict245 3 years ago