Locks Are Art

A compilation of photos that show the artistic side of locks!

Music: "Butterfly" by India Arie

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• dreadlocks
• locks
• locs

[arab3515]

is it really possible for sombodies locs to be as full and as long as it is in the picture at 2:42

[Nat0526]

@arab3515 - Yes it is possible. It all depends on the texture of one's hair and the manner in which they choose to maintain their locs.

Inspirations and blessings.. Nat

[QueenChoc]

The beauty @1:58! Who is dat? She's stunning.

[Nat0526]

Hi QueenChoc.. That was a model I saw on an online mag. Not sure what her name is though, sorry.

Inspirations and blessings... Nat

[LovelyNapps]

i dont see why locks being manicured gets so much flak...i love the fact that we show natural hair locked or not with versatility...we dont all have to look like carbon copies of one another...im a free former but i love manicured locks just the same...and i dont see how that says anything about what a person has gone through in...please people grow up and stop being so judgemental...its just another side of the same coin.

[Nat0526]

@LovelyNapps - I agree with your statement 100%

[Kingtunice]

not just black people have locks but i personally think we rock them the best...

[Kingtunice]

i love black women

[axelstruelove]

@MissLoveTantei91 Yeah her is free form. I worked with her one time in this webisode $5 Cover and she came to the halloween scene as Madusa. Very creative. They were amazingly soft and she said she NEVER had a perm. Her hair alone inspired me to get try the natural thing and get locs. A I love every moment...^u^

[MissLoveTantei91]

@arab3515 A singer names Valerie June has very similar hair to that. She probably free-formed, but I'm not sure. Either way I think that her hair is very unique and beautiful.

[MissLoveTantei91]

@queensheba1978 Shallow. Shallow. Shallow.

[kemd31]

i love my locs n i love this video

[winMillz]

I love locs...I think I should've been in this vid! lol

[BabyGirlGoddess]

@Kingtunice

i agree.

i think it has to do with the fact that i see most( not all)black people take care of their locs better.

I have a friend who is white and she has locs, but she doesn't do anything to do except dye them( i am not saying that all white people don't, but i have met a large amount of people who dont take care of their locs) : /

[TheQueenLionesss]

@queensheba1978

I also disagree 1000%. If you look all throughout Africa you will see that "manicured" and precise braiding styles, wrapping techniques and locs speak are directly linked to where the woman is spiritually. When you don't take care of your hair and let it grow buck billy wild, looking a mess...that is not saying much except the fact that you are lazy.

[Nat0526]

@queensheba1978 - I completely disagree, but you're entitled to your opinion!

[ltmaddness277]

@arab3515 yup