Are your locks thin? Are your locks snapping off? Are your locks inconsistent? If you delay your re-tightenings because of the pain, it could be that latch hook that everyone says is OK to use on Sisterlocks.So many times you don't see the damage done by none by Sisterlocks tools till someone runs up behind you yelling the words "Is this yours?" Of course they are not about to hand you a $20.
Instead, they have a lock or maybe two. Now what are you going to do with that? They know it's yours because they saw it fall when they were trying to figure out what was going on with your hair. It's funny if it has not happened to YOU.
As you may not know. It can take a year or more for your Sisterlocks to recover if they have been damaged.As Sisterlocks trained consultants & trainees, we need to become proficient using the Sisterlocks tool and not do our clients the disservice of using none Sisterlocks tools no matter how easy it seems to be.
It took 9 months to recover but you are looking at the proof . The ends have been latch hooked. The part by the tips of my fingers show the recovering locks that are thicker and not damaged.
A BIG Thank YOU to XOXO for allowing me to post your pictures.
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That was my biggest fear when considering whether to use other tools, what will happen in the long run ? It is much better to be safe then sorry. I have already had enough with the hair abuse. Where does it stop ? Make sure a caring and knowledgeable consultant is taking care of your sisterlocks. Thank God for people like yourself Paulette.
Is the latch hook the same as the nappy locs tool?
No, the latch hook it the same tool that is used to make rugs. The nappy tool looks like a small, closed ended paperclip.
Good for people to know.
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