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Love the color and your video!

Thank you

Is a hot oil treatment considered a protein treatment?

That’s a nice wig!

Hi Karen! How can I send you pictures of my progress???

I've been very aware since your class and UA-cam. I love it.

I love your tips!

Your hair is double cute.

Excellent example by using the blinds. This video was fantastic♥.

I totally agree. But what if you put oil on the band? Will that help to keep the hair from being pulled out?

You look lovely. Beautiful gray hair..

Great tip💕

What do you think about this old school product Sta-Sof-Fro Lanolin? And I discovered Mustard Seed oil for my skin so now I use it to twist my hair.

You are beautiful ❤😊

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Thanks for the tip. You look beautiful.

To sum natural black hair up, it really seems we thrive with lots of moisture. I am a natural sista, who likes either my loose waves or embracing the coily curls. What I appreciate about your video is the basic common sense approach. I do the same thing on me and my sons hair- wet it, apply leave in conditioner, a little oil, then coil. No need for a large amount of products. I enjoyed your video, and your hair looks lovely.❤

You’re so beautiful

❤❤❤ thanks so much Karen ❤

Thank you❤

So true

You look great! Love your hair!

You are beautiful. Thank you.

Girl I love your hair

Great info. I never thought of that

Your hair is so gorgeous! Your natural salt and pepper hair color is popping! And I like your hairstyle! Thank you so much for this important tip! 🙏💐🔥👏👏👏

How do i prevent oil on collars

You are so beautiful

Absolutely! I always use my fingers first👍🏽

Thank you 🙏🏼

Your hair is beautiful

That's great advice. Never thought about it 🤔 but now I'm going to check my combs. 😊

Um, I must have a different type of elastic band than what she is talking about. Oil takes the stretch out of bands rendering them useless.

What a great idea, and beautiful braids! 🤩

Wow those 2 braids are beautiful.

Simply Priceless information Karen! Thank you 🎉!

Thanks for the satin hair bands and washing the tools. I will look for a shower filter as I am sure I live in a hard water area.

This was sooooo helpful. You’re the best. Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks for all the info Karen, so don't sleep with my conditioner...does that mean I shouldn't be using the 'leave in' conditioners?

This was such a great video, Karen! So far, my hair seems to perform best with the LCO method. And today I'm celebrating my anniversary of my big chop!!! 😃😃😃🎂🎂🎂🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊 Some people like my natural hair, some don't, but I'm going to continue to do what I know is best for the health of my hair. I still read your book over and over! Thank you for being my biggest cheerleader throughout my journey. I can't wait to see what my hair will look like at this time next year too!

I’ve been watching a good amount of your videos, and they’ve been so informative and helpful. The natural hair growth journey can be a very isolating and helpless one, so thank you for being a light. Is it possible you can talk about how to dye hair with box dye, or dyeing hair? ❤❤❤

Are your products in the United Kingdom?

If you don't have a hair dryer, what can I do with the Aphogee treatment?

Hey Karen, your products are OUT OF STOCK! I guess that tells me you have great products. 😊

Hey Karen, thank you for sharing information for high porosity high hair. I’ve never heard it explained with so much understanding before. Again thanks. ❤

Thank you for the video. With these techniques in what order will your styling products like mouse and gels go?

Hi Karen so after doing this method do you wait until next day and style hair ? Because as it dries you will have to add my product is that correct?

Will the lco or loc work when you do a wash n go?

ANSWERS to why locks are falling out, or hair at the scalp is thinning, or spaces are getting wider: Very simple 1) TWISTING: The twisting or retighten of the hair at the scalp. I haven’t seen many people with locks ( of any kind of locks) who don’t have thinning. 2) FREQUENCY: the frequency of twisting and re-tying the hair, 3) FRICTION: the friction of the tool pushing through and then pulling back through the hair POPS the hair WITHIN each lock not just around each lock. If it was AROUND each lock, then the lock wouldn’t fall out, 4) DRYNESS: To my knowledge sister locks can not have much product so therefore the hair is dry which is a big No No when adding friction like pushing and pulling that tool through at the root every 6-8 weeks. 5) DIET: Poor diet such as Sugar and excessive fatty food causes inflammation in The body which can cause lack of blood circulating to the scalp and balding/hair falling out. 6) HEAVINESS/LENGTH: As the hair grows the weight of the hair on each already THINED lock strand is excessive. It’s not the same as having loose long hair. We want long hair but if your hair is fine and low density then you SHOULD keep your locks shorter to prevent excessive weight on each square grid. Keep them cut to just past shoulder length to decrease weight and heaviness pulling on the scalp. The LONGER the lock, the heavier it is. 5) REATTACHING: I don’t recommend Reattaching fallen locks to broken strands as it is only adding more weight and tension on the scalp. I work in healthcare with people who have a had strokes. When that arm is weak or paralyzed it ultimately becomes a heavy like a weight to the shoulder and pulls on muscles/tendons/ligaments resulting in a space called subluxation. This is what happens to each lock as it grows and pulls. Try these suggestions and I pray that you all have healing and new growth.

What about the leave-in on the LCO method?