How to Style Sisterlocks
Sisterlocks are more than a hairstyle; they are a way of life. Now that you've taken the plunge you may be wondering what to do with them. Sisterlocks are the most versatile of all locks. Follow these easy steps to style your sisterlocks. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Wash your sisterlocks. Until your locks mature band and braid your locks to keep them from coming apart. Use a gentle shampoo and conditioner whenever you wash your locks. After washing your hair you can oil your scalp with an essential oil. This keeps your scalp hydrated and free from itching. It is important to follow hair care instructions from your lock technician.
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Use a curling iron. After you have washed your locks you are ready to style them. Sisterlocks are unique because you can be treat them like any other hairstyle. Style your locks like you did before you had locks. Remember that heat can damage your hair, therefore use heat in moderation.
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Braid your locks. Braiding your locks is an easy and fun way to style your locks. You can braid your locks into one single braid or several small ones. Experiment with different types of braids and see which style works best for you and your locks.
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Put your hair in a pony tail. A simple pony tail is classic and elegant. It can dress up an outfit and pull your look together. A pony tail can also keep you cool during hot summer days. Vary the position of your pony tail according to the style that you are trying to achieve.
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Accessorize. Use beads, berets, shells, or clips to adorn your lovely locks. The sky is the limit when it comes to accessorizing your locks. Accessorize your locks in a way that best suits your style. When your locks look good, you look and feel good.
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Tips & Warnings
Be imaginative, the sky is the limit when you style your sisterlocks.
Whenever you use a pure essential oil remember to use carrier oil as a cutting agent. Pure essential oil on your skin can burn or cause irritation.
Comments
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Pamela Wilson-Lipscomb
Dec 24, 2008
You should never use a curling iron on sisterlocks. -
Pamela Wilson-Lipscomb
Dec 24, 2008
You should never use a curling iron on sisterlocks. -
Pamela Wilson-Lipscomb
Oct 10, 2008
Oh man, no pictures? I just got mine installed this week! So excited. -
Pamela Wilson-Lipscomb
Oct 10, 2008
Oh man, no pictures? I just got mine installed this week! So excited.