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- Cleansing hair and scalp while styles are setting or “locking”
- Fighting bacteria and eliminating mildew odor resulting from hair that
is not completely dry
- Fighting excessive dryness and brittleness
- Transitioning from one style to another
- Avoiding thinning and breakage
- Keeping hair healthy and style intact during different phases of
development
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- A braid is created by using
three strands of hair, starting at the scalp overlaying one strand on
the other until you reach the desired length. Limitless styles can be created with
this technique.
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- Twists are strands of hair
twirled and/or interwoven into a spiral shape.
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- Locks are individual
ringlets of intertwined natural hair. The locking process varies from 6
to 12 months. Locking time
depends on the natural coil of your hair. The smaller the coil pattern (fine to
normal hair) the shorter the locking time. The larger the coil pattern (normal to
coarse hair) the longer the locking time. There are various stages of growth and
restructuring that the locks will undergo during this period.
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Notes
