So back to my hair... these are permanent. I can cut them out when my locs get to a length I'm comfortable with or I could leave them in indefinitely. I actually wanna cut these into an asymmetrical bob. I will keep you guys (who are interested) updated on how they progress as I go through my journey.
DISCLAIMER: For those who are gonna say, "That's cheating" or "Those locs are not real"... keep it to yourself. My head, my business. I don't care how a woman goes natural. I respect every journey the same way and I expect you to do the same or again... keep it to yourself.
Here are a few pics that I fell in love with of my new babies! Enjoy!
Can't wait til my first retwist!
9 comments:
Congratulations! I love your hair. Enjoy the journey.
Oooh, they are pretty. I would not have known they were extensions had you not said.
I like this! How come I don't ever see anything cute at H & M! So now that you know I really exist we can set up an appt for me to be your first client this summer once school ends:)
CUUUUTTTEEEE!!! They look natural and uber fly! That's what matters, right?
They look really good! I have actually been wondering about loc extensions for a long time. Great post
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iLove your Locks!
Thank you guys so much. It was a hard decision for me because I respect the Loc process so much. But everyone has their own journey and here's mine. I'm luvin every minute of it. Excited to see the changes over time. Thanks for co-signing... a girl could always use the encouragement.
They look great! They really fit your look too. (& in the end they are still locs)
Your hair look great!
I'm a total creepy stranger from New York who is thinking about flying to Atlanta to have extension services done by Kiesha,
If you don't mind me asking how has the process been going for you? Have you noticed a lot of difference between your new growth and the extension locs? How has maintenance been? I'm looking to go to lower back length and would love any feedback you could share before I commit to the investment.
Thank you,
Deborah
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