Sisterlocks

21 recommendations and reviews from 15 people

• Referral from July 6, 2017
  

  Marie A. asked:

  Can anyone recommend someone who can start sister locs for me? Near Southfield, West Side of Detroit, or Plymouth area.

  

  Fab C. replied:

  Visit www.sisterlocks.com to find a consultant in your area. They will offer you a consultation. Also I recommend Nicole Williams; listed in another state but is here in Detroit@313-736-7806 nicoledonyei@gmail.com Sheila Williams is listed as a certified trainee at 313-445-8649. They are professional and Nicole started at Locks for Life before branching out. The locs do not start out like the picture though.

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• Referral from January 13, 2017
  

  Yvette H. asked:

  Looking for a quote for starting sister locs. Or recommendations of locticians. Thank you

  

  Ebony F. replied:

  Check the Sisterlocks.com website. My loctician isn't doing sisterlocks installs anymore. I've heard that Xai Xai Young is good. There is at least one person that you shouldn't go to, but the last time someone called her out in this group, the post was deleted.

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• Referral from September 16, 2015
  

  Sha S. asked:

  Can Anybody Tell Me Where I Can Get Small Locs / Sister Locs Styled?

  

  Kathleen G. replied:

  Karel thomas on vg does them. Also tessa smith in road town. Www.sisterlocks.com has the list of trainees listed under virgin I think. Get in contact with them.

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• Referral from September 1, 2015
  

  Grundy K. asked:

  Could anyone recommend a sisterlock professional or trainee??

  

  Makeba O. replied:

  I'm getting mine in 2 weeks. Make sure you use www.sisterlocks.com to find someone. I'm going to Simone Banks 3133783008 in Oak Park.

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• Referral from August 10, 2014
  

  Sarah G. asked:

  Looking for a loctician in Tarpon Springs, FL area

  

  Olivia S. replied:

  Check the www.sisterlocks.com website.

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• Referral from July 18, 2014
  

  Keaghlan S. asked:

  Hello! I just moved to the PG County area in MD. I am looking for a new loctician. Any assistance is much appreciated.

  

  Angela G. replied:

  Go to Sisterlocks.com. Check the trainee and Certified Registry. If the name is highlighted you can view their website.

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• Referral from June 14, 2014
  

  Ruth G. asked:

  I am so wanting to loc my hair. Husband is concerned about breakage (I am too). i have been natural now for 4 years. I am looking at pics and I see a lot of versatility with the locs. What is my first step? i live in Georgia, anybody know of a good loctician? How much does it costs to start?

  

  Ruth G. replied:

  What is the website? sisterlocks.com?

  

  Cynthia B. replied:

  I'm in the same dilemma. I had my first consultation today with an consultant that I found on sisterlocks.com. That's the first step make sure that you have a certified consultant.

  

  Angela D. replied:

  Ditto what Deonna Latrice said! All those are must do's before you commit to getting Sisterlocks installed. Realize that it's a process aka a journey and everybody's journey/hair texture/growth is different. It's also a real financial and time commitment; initially & consistently getting 4-6 week retightens; so be VERY SURE this is what you want to do before you jump in.

  

  Cynthia B. replied:

  We done just about everything to I hear perm, braids and sew ins, why not sisterlocks?

  

  Wanda W. replied:

  Ruth Gardner: Go out on the Sisterlocks website and read up on sisterlocks for yourself; I research for a year before I decided. This is the best decision I have made concerning my hair; I should have done it earlier. Lol

  

  Deonna L. replied:

  1. Do your research. Make sure you have a full understanding of what sisterlocks are and what they aren't . What it's like live with, style and maintain them. 2. Find a good consultant or trainee. Get references. Don't just pick a random person off the site if you can help it. 3. Make sure your locing for the right reasons and that it will fit with your lifestyle

  

  Cynthia B. replied:

  Angela Dillard i'm located in New Castle Delaware. I had my first consultation today and my installation will start on the 27 th and my sisterlocks will be birth on the 28 th . You are so right I learned so much from these wonderful sisters within this group.

  

  Wanda W. replied:

  Ruth Gardner: Yes, www.sisterlocks.com

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• Referral from May 29, 2014
  

  Nicole T. asked:

  Hi, I'm looking to get sisterlocks. Does anyone have a recommendation for a loctician in New York City? Trainee is fine

  

  Binah M. replied:

  The best recommendation is www.sisterlocks.com. It is the official website approved by the founder of Sisterlocks herself, Dr. JoAnn Cornwell.

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• Referral from January 1, 2012
  

  Tamika L. asked:

  I'm considering sisterlocks and want to get some real life advice/feedback/stories from local folks about caring for them maintaining them, etc. I've read bllogs from various folks, but really want someone here to recommend salons, products, etc. Thanks

  

  Talitha H. replied:

  Well my loctician instructed me to wait 6 weeks for my first wash... by the way you should order your sisterlock starter shampoo on line... www.sisterlocks.com the shampoo cost about $12.00. After the second wash you can wash it whenever you want.

  

  Talitha H. replied:

  Hi Tamika, I'm approximately 4 months into my sisterlock journey. I was a little hesitant in getting sisterlocks because I didn't want to go through the initial "big chop" (Yes, yes , yes... even though I grew out my hair for 8 months; I still had relaxer on my ends). At any rate, I'm glad that I made the decision. I love them; very little maintenance (now that I have short hair I rock very big earrings, make sure my game face is on and smile)! and I don't have to worry about going to the hair salon and waiting 4 ever to get my hair done! Believe me... you won't regret it at all.

  

  Leslie A. replied:

  Join us, join is. I started my sisterlocks in February 2011 with a big chop. I love it every since. Low maintenance. Must be very gentle with the shampooing in the beginning. I wear a lot of colorful hair clips and sparkly bobby pins. My hair has grown 2 inches in 5 months so the growing process is slow, but steady. A silk scarf is needed at night. The biggest problem is finding products for sisterlocks. The majority of items has to be bought online. I had a bad experience with the sisterlock website (I paid for items and never received them and no one has returned my call) but there are alternative sites. Make sure your loctition is licensed and available to answer all of your questions. Good luck on your decision to join us. lol

  

  Talitha H. replied:

  @Tamika... well actually I paid more for my relaxed hair.. I wore it in a bob to my shoulders and the cost of my relaxer was $65. and wash and blow dry was approximately $45.00 every two weeks. Sisterlocks retightening cost about $60.00 every two months.

  

  Talitha H. replied:

  I totally understand... my cousin has sisterlocks for over 8 years I think and I picked her brain as well! lol...

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• Referral from November 2, 2011
  

  Iamthecremedlacreme T. asked:

  Does anyone know of a salon or stylist that does sister locs?

  

  Fatimah D. replied:

  Also if you go to sisterlocks.com it will tell you who is certified in Cleveland.

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