get Sisterlocks

And I still love my ‘new’ hair! I don’t hink a day has gone by when I have truely regretted getting it done. Well almost, the otherday, about a week ago, I sat talking to my sister, saying how uch I missed having pic n drop in my hair, and how I’dlike them in just oonce more, but that was short lived – coz immediatley after I’d mentioned it, the words retracted and I fuzzed my hair around and uttered.. Naaah! I like my hair this way. And it’s true!

Thanks Liz ( my Loctian) for doing such an incredible job on my hair, and thank you God, for blessing me with nappy thick hair that takes so kindly to this look!

yeay!!!!

I had my consulation last month and I have been rocking natural hair for about 3 months. It is getting to the point of looking like a hot funky mess right now but I am dealing with it. I will have to sit for 20 hours but I am excited. I will keep you posted on how it turns out.

I’ve been natural for nearly a year now and everytime someone has approached me about getting dreads it has been a resound “no” – my reasoning, I don’t want anything that permanent. But every since I’ve seen the many colors and styles of SisterLocks, my fear of committment has banished. I want them. I’ve researched and researched – that’s just me. Goodness, it will be some months – I’ll treat it like window shopping, if I’m still thinking about them on my b-day (Dec 10) I’ll get them.

I saw it, I wanted it, I found a consultant whilst out salsaing..I’ve been lucky. Haven’t had to wait as long as everyone else for the appointment.

I’ve had a consultation ( although no test locks were put in – hummmn. but I’ve spoken with my consultant who’s like. ‘the way I see it. If you’ve done over a hundered heads of hair and you still can’t tell what kinda locks you should be putting in.. then you need to quit! point taken!) and the appointment booked. 31st Oct ( well it’s over two days cos I’ve got such thick hair. Or like my sister pointed out. A big head!) but it will be completed on the 31st – a day of mnuhos significance throughout my adult life I’ve noticed. Hummmn…

But I’m anxious!

I’m a little bit relieved to read that someone managed to take it out after a year – although it took her two weeks. I’m just glad it can be done! Patience is a virtue after all!

Will keep you posted.

Good Lord! The nerves are creeping in.

Of my installation. I waited two months for my appointment. I can’t wait to see what the finished product will look like. I will hard time wearing a short hair for a while. (I cut 5 inches of my hair off) But I’ll get use to it.

i hate my hair. period.
i gotta have it.
or my mother will kill me.
once again.
i hate it.

My Sisterlocks will be done in April.I’m looking forward to the freedom!!!!!

The Sisterlocks bug finally hit me. I’ve been natural for about 4 years and tried every style you can imagine. In Nov. 2005, I decided I was ready to loc. Well, my hair had other ideas. I have a loose curl pattern so traditional loc’ing didn’t work for me. Fast forward to December 2006 and I finally got my Sisterlocks and I’ve never been happier!

It truly is life-changing and you look great and feel better. If you’re thinking about getting them, don’t wait any longer!

Just Do It!

My SisterLocks Consultant started locking my hair today & so far I absolutely love them!!!

Makes your hair grow like crazy because you don’t comb/brush.
But after 6 years now, I’m taking them down.
Might do it again in a few years :D