A black woman’s journey to Sisterlocks!
She does a weekly shampoo with
Sisterlocks Salon Formula Shampoo or even
Dr. Bronners Pure Castille Soap ( in dilution of
1 part soap to 3 parts water)
Rinse with a herbal hair rinse (she’s now using Ebene
Naturals herbal rinse from Carol’s Daughter. Carol’s
Daughter is a product of hair supplies just in case that’s’
new to you.)
She oils her scalp with Carol’s Daughter’s Khoret Ahmen Oil or
her own oil recipe after shampooing.
Then she massages her scalp by moving the scalp around on
the skull instead of moving fingers around on scalp.
Separate the locks in order to make sure they don’t grow
together.
IF the hair or scalp is dry, which rarely happens or if it does not
get it together, she spritzes with water, a mixture of water
and essential oil or Sisterlocks Spray Moisturizer.
The Oil she uses is:
The Oil
2 oz. castor oil
2 oz. jojoba oil
24 drops rosemary essential oil
20 drops bay (West Indies) essential oil
18 drops atlas cedarwood essential oil
I use this as a scalp oil, hair oil, and as a hot oil treatment.
I modified the recipe for use with water as a spritz:
The Spritz (nappy hair loves water!)
4 oz. water
12 drops rosemary essential oil
10 drops bay (West Indies) essential oil
9 drops atlas cedarwood essential oil
Source:
http://diamonique.home.comcast.net/~diamonique/lockitup/14months.html
BLACK SKINNED BEAUTY SISTER SALKIS RE 
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September 6, 2008 at 1:03 am |
PLease tell me where I can find or order these products.
January 5, 2009 at 1:04 am |
Her hair is beautiful, I have been doing research on the sisterlocs is this is formost the best. Who is the stylist?
March 30, 2009 at 12:43 pm |
Would you have any suggestions. I’ve had sister locks for about 8 years. I’ve just begun to use Carol daughter’s products. My hair is thinning out a lot. Do you think cutting my hair to a bob might help? I do not put pressure on my edges by pulling my hair back tight. Prayerfully you may have some wisdom in this matter. Thanks
July 26, 2009 at 9:12 pm |
Please remove my copyrighted photo from this website.
Your prompt attention to this
August 2, 2009 at 12:54 pm |
Docs Locs will do. Yorubas would say “E ma binu”(Don’t be annoyed!) I gave your article link as the source but I will remove the picture as you want!