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As promised, I am updating you on the very first twisting session. If you recall from Week 3, I had quite a bit of new growth. I was amazed at how much my hair had grown.
My very first twisting session was done on February 3, 2012 - exactly one month after I decided twisted my hair making the decision to transition to locks. So, now the third of the month is my day for personal lock love.
Shampoo: I went with one of my faves - BoBeam Goat's Milk and Honey shampoo bar and even with this hair the results are still the same.
Conditioner: I did not use any extra conditioner and simply relied on the goat's milk to do it's thing (moisturize) and of course the honey to hold onto the required moisture.
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Well, it has been three weeks and one day since I twisted my hair and made the decision to officially transition to locs. I wanted to provide you with an update of my progress.
So, I straightened my hair and realized that it was a hot mess! What I mean by this is that my ends were horrible! I come to you sadly admitting that I had not clipped my ends in roughly two years! Wow! Yes, that is horrible!
This is what it looks like when you've been prepping for a straightening session and you find out its raining outside. Booooo!
In one of the Weekly Webcam styles (
to set my twists. I wanted to try something different so I hopped on over to 
Deriving from the seed of the jojoba plant, jojoba oil can be found in a number of natural skin and hair care products. While it is called jojoba oil, it is actually a wax extracted from the seed of the jojoba plant. The primary reason why it can be found in many hair and skin products is because of its uncanny molecular resemblance to human sebum.
