Hair How To: Loc Loops/Petals in 4 easy steps.

Hello,

#TGIF #ItsTheWeekendBaby #PhotoShootModeActivated #Locitude #HairHowTo #LocsAndAttitude #LocWorkshop #ComingSoon #OkReadBelow.

I'm obviously excited, payments for my shipment on brand new dada products stock has finally gone through (It is not easy to be a Nigerian #That'sAll), now waiting for the products to get here. I hope it doesn't take forever. I found this FREE accounting app called waves app, which is helping keep my spend together. I usually get excited when I learn new stuff, so yaaaayi. Seems this hobby is becoming a business sooner than I imagined. Sorry back to the Loc loop Tutorial...

Step 1: Select two strands of locs close to each other.
(You can use only one strand of loc only or 3-4 depending on how thick your locs are)

Step 2: Take the ends of your strands, fold them towards the roots
making a loop

Step 3: Fasten the base of the loop with a tiny rubber band. Make sure it's not too tight.

Step 4: Style to your taste using hair pins.

4 Easy steps to loc loops.

This post has actually been sitting in my draft since last Friday X_X. #ThankGodit'sAnotherFriday #TGIAF. I'm actually home resting, recovering from a flu and probably stress. The photoshoot was much fun, but I think the results can be better, so planning a reshoot. The products got in much faster than I expected. To see the full range of what the Locitude has in stock, visit TheLocitude.com and click on products.

More on the The Loc Workshop and Stylist Competition coming in a few days. The Magazine is also coming in October and watch this space for Product reviews of the Jamaican Mango & Lime products, Aunty Angela's Homemade coconut oil, Mamado essential oils and more which the Locitude carries.

#HaveAGreatWeekend #OkBye #InTheMoodForHashTags.

Your Loc Head,

Ade.

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Hello Loc Heads, This one is obviously for fellow loc heads in the awkward phase of their locs. The awkward phase is usually sometime around Day 1 - Year 2; when your head is full of scalp after a fresh re-twist and your locs seem too scanty, when your hair unravels after a fresh re-twist before you say can say Jack Robinson; when you think water is your worst enemy because it's preventing your locs from forming; when you are having a bad hair day and you feel like - Oh God if only I could get my hair into a ponytail it would do. I can go on and on... but instead I present you with 7 Style Ideas for short locs. #LocInspiration no. 1: Loc loops or Loc petals. Reminds me of a cropped hair cut, this style looks classy and elegant. Can be worn to an event. It's also neat and can help with a more serious/subtle look. #LocInspiration no. 2: Pinned Up side. Even though it is just pinning up one side of your locs, it always make a difference. A touch Style. You can use ha

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