I Have Sisterlocks :)


On Sunday, July, 19 th, 2015 my Sisterlocks journey began. I have been waiting to get them for about 3 years. I hassled with the idea many times, and I am happy to say that I went through with it. I am free from gels, combs, brushes, flat afros...etc!! 😂😂I have included a video showing them and pictures with my loose natural as well.






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