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03/02/2026

09/10/2025

Retwist & Style

08/17/2025

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08/15/2025

Retwist & Style

08/15/2025

Retwist & Style

07/28/2025

Retwist & Style

Let’s talk about it ⬇️ two strands are not created equal!! Yes I said it!!!! Two strand twists are one of the most common hairstyle in the loc community. However I’ve noticed that it does not always look the best on every loc head. WHY? I’m glad you asked cause ima tell you the truth 😂 1. GRID! Some of yall grids are crazy 😂😔 parts just thrown anywhere 😩😟 no tea no shade 🤭 all locs are beautiful, but an improper grid will throw off the two strands because the locs are displaced making it hard to look as neat as a grid that has a consistent flow! 2. SIZE. Yes I know every single loc size will not be the same but imagine trying to do two strands and you have one loc that’s medium-thick, and another one that’s a sister loc 😩🤭😂 as you can see we will run into issues! Not only that but if the hair is TOO thick it’ll make them look extremely bulky as same for TOO skinny, which will just eventually cause thinning because the hair is too small to support the weight. 3. Density! How much hair your scalp has is vital! If you are experiencing thinning it’s not best to be doing two strands because your scalp will have a “bald look” 4. TEXTURE! Yes I said it lmao. If you have finer hair the hair may be too “soft” for two strand twist! Locs usually have a thick shaft to truly support TST and that’s how it is able to hold the rope! 5. Health of hair! If your hair is damaged, TST is not your friend and you will SEE it immediately. It will be present in the shaft of the locs! And last but not least! TIME & LENGTH! You just go them locs yesterday, they are all of two inches. No you cannot get two strand right now. 😂😩 Love yall bye 🤭 07/13/2024

Let’s talk about it ⬇️ two strands are not created equal!! Yes I said it!!!! Two strand twists are one of the most common hairstyle in the loc community. However I’ve noticed that it does not always look the best on every loc head. WHY? I’m glad you asked cause ima tell you the truth 😂 1. GRID! Some of yall grids are crazy 😂😔 parts just thrown anywhere 😩😟 no tea no shade 🤭 all locs are beautiful, but an improper grid will throw off the two strands because the locs are displaced making it hard to look as neat as a grid that has a consistent flow! 2. SIZE. Yes I know every single loc size will not be the same but imagine trying to do two strands and you have one loc that’s medium-thick, and another one that’s a sister loc 😩🤭😂 as you can see we will run into issues! Not only that but if the hair is TOO thick it’ll make them look extremely bulky as same for TOO skinny, which will just eventually cause thinning because the hair is too small to support the weight. 3. Density! How much hair your scalp has is vital! If you are experiencing thinning it’s not best to be doing two strands because your scalp will have a “bald look” 4. TEXTURE! Yes I said it lmao. If you have finer hair the hair may be too “soft” for two strand twist! Locs usually have a thick shaft to truly support TST and that’s how it is able to hold the rope! 5. Health of hair! If your hair is damaged, TST is not your friend and you will SEE it immediately. It will be present in the shaft of the locs! And last but not least! TIME & LENGTH! You just go them locs yesterday, they are all of two inches. No you cannot get two strand right now. 😂😩 Love yall bye 🤭

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