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African Hair in Knotted Locs / Clients / Locs Care Shares

 

What is Knotted Locs?



Knotted Locs is a permanent hair locking system created with a fusion of knots along the hair, encouraging speeding up of the hair locking process with no fixed grid pattern.










Water

Knotted Locs is necessary for Small Size Locs Wearers because water is a very important part of living with our African Textured Hair. Water strengthens our curly strands. Drench your small size locs with water and observe how much enriched your growth becomes.





What does Knotted Locs look like on other Learners?

DreaC is a Knotted Locs Learner Taught Online early 2024.Please Subscribe to her channel for updates





Hydration

Our locs needs to maintain continual hydration for the healthiest locs experience. To prevent unravelling, I am introducing you to a very new and exciting way to wear your small size locs!



 
 

 


She wanted to reduce the risk of her locs unravelling, she recognised how fine her strands are.



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








 


 

 

 

 
 

 

 


 

Welcome

Welcome to your Knotted Locs Space! Above are examples of the diverse textures of locs I work with.


I hope you find my shares positively informative. Keep following as I have a lot more to share with you!



 


 

About Me


My name is Melissa Blake and I am the Creator of #KnottedLocs

I am a Small & Medium Size Locs Expert based in London.


12yrs Loose Natural.

17yrs Locked Up.

12yrs Hair Locking Experience.

7yrs 100% Interlocking.

4yrs Sisterlocks

 



 

My Services

Follicles 1st ALWAYS


KnottedLocs Creating (Brand New Locs).


Loc Maintenance Re-locking (All loc sizes are welcome).


Online 1-2-1 Classes DIYers Only, (How to re-lock your locs).


1-2-1 Online Consultations Locs Care Support (Hair Loss Prevention Reducing & Reversing).


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