Sisterlocks is hair care system originated by Dr. Joanne Cornwell, she has created more than a hairstyle it is a movement, black women have the opportunity to wear their hair natural with versatility and style. African american hairstyles that require less time and more low maintenance is what most women seek in todays busy society.

How do I wear sisterlocks

Wearing sisterlocks is easy and you can choose from several hairstyles from updos, to ponytails, high braids or twists and half parts, whichever you prefer, because the size of your sisterlocks will vary depending on the thickness or your hair as well as the length.

 You can add curls to your sisterlocks with twists, rollers or bantu knots, style while wet and let air dry, then take down each section and fluff, you will notice that you have a head full of bouncy snappy curls that are full and coily.

How to get the look

If you have long locs you can take each section and get coils and curls that hang below your shoulders, you can also add jewelry and accessories to add to the style, if you do not want the hair to be on your shoulders you can wear your hair up on top of your head and allow the ends to hang down in a curly loose bun.

Sisterlocks costs

The price for getting sisterlocks installed by a certified Sisterlocks consultant can vary by how much hair is on your head, to how long it will take to loc your hair, as well as other factors such as coloring, maintenance and texture, some prices I have seen online range between 400 to 500 for initial installment which can take 18 hours depending on how much hair you have, if you are relaxed or natural is a consideration as well.

You can find sisterlocks how tos, blogs and styles online from various african american woman who are sharing their journeys through blogs, photos and articles.

Sisterlocks haircare products

If you are looking for sisterlocks haircare products, accessories, tools and pictures, you can start with going to a website called sisterlocks.com here you will find answers to frequently asked questions and you will be able to get advice from those certified in this natural haircare routine.

Resources: sisterlocks.com, mynaturalhairjourney.blogspot, brunsli.blogspot