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COMBINING LOCS

Hey heeey.

Hope this post finds you well. I am just from my usual evening walk and I noticed that this days there are many loc heads. Unlike the old days where only people termed as hard nuts could pull the style. So I met this friend of mine along the way and her locs were really thin and she was planning on cutting them. I had to convince her that she can actually combine two locs to make a thicker one. I wish I knew this way before cutting my former locs. Anyway,


So how do you combine locs?


There are several methods and each depends with your preference.

* You can use a thread and needle to sew two locs together. They will mesh up and join with time.



* You can also join two locs at the roots and cut one loc. You can attach that loc to the primary loc. This will enhance the length of your locs.


* You can also twist two loc strands together from the roots and they will lock up together with time.


NB. You don't have to cut your locs to grow thicker ones. You can just marry/combine them.

I hope you find this helpful.

Have a nice time folks.

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