u/dcbkwrm

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3 years of progress

Pictures from install day to present, coming up on 3 years. I have 335 braidlocs, I interlock every 6-9 weeks (with help from my wife), doing a 4 point rotation. Located in DC if you care. My locs were installed at Braids That Speak (IG: bellemicrolocs). So far it's been the best hair decision for me. I was a loose natural for 10+ years, did every style imaginable but was falling out of love with my hair because of the amount of time I spent detangling and not retaining length. My wash day went from a literal day to barely 20 minutes. I have dermatitis so I wash one to three times a week. I don't use oils, conditioners, or any styling products. I spritz a little rose water every once in a while. My hair is coarse and type 4, but I've been a dyed #27 and #30 since 17 (I'm 40 now). I air dry after washing. I sleep with satin scarf, no lint so far. **Pictures unfortunately uploaded out of order but you can probably figure it out

u/dcbkwrm — 1 day ago

African tour companies

Heading to Namibia in a few months and looking at tour options. Does anyone know of any run by Africans? I shouldn't be surprised but I'm taken back because every single company I've contacted is run by Europeans. Of course many hire Africans, but it feels wrong to come to the continent and still put money in the hands of the colonizers.

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u/dcbkwrm — 1 day ago