Blaqkofi - Thank you, that is such a compliment coming from you. After reading your blog, I started on the wheatgrass smoothie regimen. When I'm faithful to the regimen, my hair grows faster than when I'm not using it, and it does seem healthier.
LaChanda - I so appreciate the compliment. This is a totally different look from having the perm ends. It feels like I'm starting all over again.
Tanya - Thank you! I might have to copy you with the Renee hair tie, it looks so cute on you. I need just a little more length...
Abena, Sharon, Michelle, and LaTonya - thank you all for your kind compliments! I'm feeling so free I'm going to have to dust my soft spikes off. Freestyling all the way baby!
Locizm - your locks are off to a great start, they're going to be just fabulous. * Ree-C - I feel you. I'm not missing braiding and banding at all. * Mel - Thank you! The little guy is my poodle Pierre.
I love using the term OPH and folks always laugh when I tell them what it means. But I do remember back in the day when I would boldly say I had "IBM" hair, meaning, "I bought Mine!!!" Now I guess we need to say we have "IAM" hair, meaning, "It's All Mine!" Congrats on freedom from the LYE!! Welcome to IAM!!
Chocolata, belated congrats on your 1 year locaversary. You said that you're fully locked. Please share with me how you know. Did the lock fairy tell ya? lol I'm being silly and inquisitive cuz I want to know want is the defining moment when one can speak the words I'm locked. Is there a certain look or feel to them? I still say I'm locking but I look forward to speaking those words.
Valenciajaz - I was thrilled when my loctician informed me that I was "locked" just meaning that my ends are matted enough that I can manipulate my hair, wash it, whatever, without fear of unraveling. The ends feel tight and coarse though I do have a couple around my hairline which are still soft and have curly q's at the end. HTH.
Locked since December 2005, my Sisterlock Adventure is taking another new course - that of Sisterlock Practitioner. Visit me at http://youloclovely.com/ for details.
Otherwise, I'm still enjoying my journey and loving my locs. I have never felt more empowered or confident as I have since getting Sisterlocks. They have truly changed the haircare rules, how I think, eat, exercise and care for myself as a whole person - mind, body and spirit. Welcome to my world!
18 comments:
Great pics. Your locks look healthy. Congrats!
What a beautiful head of locs, stunning! You are really on your way!
Congratulations! Your locks look great and you look very adorable.
Blaqkofi - Thank you, that is such a compliment coming from you. After reading your blog, I started on the wheatgrass smoothie regimen. When I'm faithful to the regimen, my hair grows faster than when I'm not using it, and it does seem healthier.
LaChanda - I so appreciate the compliment. This is a totally different look from having the perm ends. It feels like I'm starting all over again.
Tanya - Thank you! I might have to copy you with the Renee hair tie, it looks so cute on you. I need just a little more length...
Congrats and welcome to real freedom!
Leighann - Thank you! I am loving my new found freedom.
Looking fabulous!!! I'm sure you are feeling quite FREE without those permed ends.
Congrats! You are gonna LOVE your hair now. :)
(as if you don't already) :)
Hey Girl,
The hair is looking fierce. Lana did a good job. I like your hair even more than I did before.
Abena, Sharon, Michelle, and LaTonya - thank you all for your kind compliments! I'm feeling so free I'm going to have to dust my soft spikes off. Freestyling all the way baby!
naturally beautiful indeed. thank you for showing some love in my blog. i pray my sl's turn out as nice as yours!
Your locs look great. It is a relief once your done with the braiding and banding. Thanks for stopping by my spot.
Your hair is looking really good Chocolata. Congratulations!
The puppy is also adorable...
Locizm - your locks are off to a great start, they're going to be just fabulous.
*
Ree-C - I feel you. I'm not missing braiding and banding at all.
*
Mel - Thank you! The little guy is my poodle Pierre.
I love using the term OPH and folks always laugh when I tell them what it means. But I do remember back in the day when I would boldly say I had "IBM" hair, meaning, "I bought Mine!!!" Now I guess we need to say we have "IAM" hair, meaning, "It's All Mine!" Congrats on freedom from the LYE!! Welcome to IAM!!
Maryee - "IAM", I love it! I'll be using that. Thank you.
Chocolata, belated congrats on your 1 year locaversary. You said that you're fully locked. Please share with me how you know. Did the lock fairy tell ya? lol I'm being silly and inquisitive cuz I want to know want is the defining moment when one can speak the words I'm locked. Is there a certain look or feel to them? I still say I'm locking but I look forward to speaking those words.
Valenciajaz - I was thrilled when my loctician informed me that I was "locked" just meaning that my ends are matted enough that I can manipulate my hair, wash it, whatever, without fear of unraveling. The ends feel tight and coarse though I do have a couple around my hairline which are still soft and have curly q's at the end. HTH.
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