What Will My Knotted Locs® Look Like?
Updated: Sep 13
KNOTTED LOCS® is literally a change of hair locking method. No need to cut off your sisterlocks / microlocs sizes to transition.
Curious about how Knotted Locs® looks? Here are examples of brand new and established Locs, each head of Knotted Locs® will be different as it reflects the diverse nature of our African Textured Hair. There are no replicas, yours will be as unique as everyone else's. Simply because it's re-locked seasonally or when client chooses.

Every head will be different — because African Textured Hair is diverse, and your Knotted Locs® should reflect your hair, your texture and your journey.
Knotted Locs® starts very small and cropped.
With seasonal or sporadic re-locking, you can give your hair and scalp more space between maintenance sessions.
These locs started very small and were re-locked 4 times a year;
Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring, allowing nature to take its course between sessions. Over time, they simply became fuller due to repetitive knotting.


She used to have Sisterlocks.
She has now had Knotted Locs® for 6 years.

More Knotted Locs® heads.





She used to be Sisterlocks.
She has had Knotted Locs® for 4 years. It's literally a change of method. No need to cut off your locs to transition.


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Knotted Locs® 4 Months.


Knotted Locs® 2 Years.

Brand New Knotted Locs®

Starts Short & Cropped.
Knotted Locs® significantly reduces brand new locs unravelling and enables the immediate use of oil and water on your small size locs.






He wanted to reduce the risk of unravelling.

After 7 years of Sisterlocks, she wanted a better experience with Small Size Locs.
About Me

I am a Small & Medium Size Locs Expert based in London, showcasing African Textured Hair through my personalised Knotted Locs ® Technique.

Knotted Locs® has been created and developed by myself because I wanted each small size locs wearer to have complete autonomy when experiences the most maximum locs density their hair could produce. I want each of you to decide how often and when you want to re-lock your locs with no negative consequences, because it's your hair and you deserve to observe it growing beneath your Small Size Locs.
Here are some answers discovered when clients choose Knotted Locs®
What is the texture of my hair currently?
What does my hair feel like when wet?
How much oil does my hair need?
Can I sleep with my locs uncovered?
How can I keep my regrowth separated?
What does healing from historical thinning look like for me?

I also wanted to develop a more organic-feeling experience of wearing sisterlocks / microlocs - smaller size locs.
I believe that an obsession with fixed grids can contribute to some of the most acute hair loss I have encountered.
With Knotted Locs® my philosophy is simple:
Follicles 1st ALWAYS.
Knotted Locs is generally re-locked 4 times a year:
1. Summer
2. Autumn
3. Winter
4. Spring
The intention is to give your scalp and hair more space between maintenance sessions.

Thank you for being here please do share my blog to help raise awareness that Knotted Locs® is a realistic option for smaller size locs.

I continue sharing what I have learnt over the many years as a Loctician, and I'm continuing to share my clients' journeys here.
It's just me right now, responding to enquiries, working with clients and creating content, so please be patient with me.
WhatsApp enquiries are responded to within 72 hours.
Keep following my posts here, as I will be sharing MORE Knotted Locs® clients' journeys!




Available Hair Locking Services
Knotted Locs®: Creating / Starting. Brand-new locs.
Loc Maintenance: Re-locking and all loc sizes welcome.
Online 1-to-1 Classes: DIYers Only
Learn how to re-lock your own locs.
1-to-1 Online Loc Consultations: 1-2-1 Online Consultations Locs Care. Support (Hair Loss Prevention, Reducing & Reversing).

Let's WhatsApp Chat
Please send Melissa Blake a clear, very close-up video of your locs' regrowth close to your scalp via WhatsApp:
+447494 036 113
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