
Moraa gives free consultations! She spent about 20 minutes talking to me about the process of locking my hair. I wasn't sure how thick I wanted my locks because I had read that if your locks are too thin, they can break, and if they are too thick, it's difficult to go thin. I let her use her judgement and she chose something close to the size of a standard pencil. She did a couple of sample locks that I ended up keeping in my hair for 3 days. I was shocked by how easy it was for her to install them. I thought they would be tight around the scalp, but I was wrong. They felt as comfortable as having my natural hair loose. I made sure to wash them, carefully, using castile soap (I wanted to see how they would hold up). Because my hair is so kinky/curly, the locks look very similar to my regular hair. The curly overpowers the locks. I wonder what's going to happen when they are all over my head? They looked like little curly/fuzzy caterpillars :) I loved them!
My questions to her were pretty simple. She said it would take 4-5 hours for my length of hair (3 inches).
It was pretty easy to take them out. However, I did have to snip the end of one of them in order to unravel it. I didn't have to wait 5 minutes before I knew I wanted to make an appointment. I was so ready to STOP COMBING MY HAIR!!! Thank goodness for Spring Break. I decided to get them over my vacation so I could get used to seeing myself before I revealed myself to my kids (365 kindergarden - 5th grade students). They've seen me bald, curly haired, wrapped, braided, twisted, and wigged. I'm sure they will like it...or maybe they won't even notice.
Yay, another locked teacher!!! Looks like you found the perfect person to start your locks.
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