Woman Shares Empowering Hair Growth Journey, Shares TikTok Video of Her Locs

• A lady posted a TikTok video of her locs hair growth journey, and it has gone viral
• The stunner detailed her progress in a series of images, and people were impressed
• Many online users flooded her comments section with questions about her haircare routine and must-have products for healthy, growing locs
• Qualified artistic and creative hairstylist Lazaros Sumbane spoke to Briefly News on how to grow and keep natural hair healthy

One TikTok video has all locs hair enthusiasts cheering and hyped. The footage went viral on social media.

Woman's locs hair growth journey

@_mich.xlle shared a TikTok video showcasing her hair growth journey. The woman revealed in her clip that she decided to do locs; however, @_mich.xlle was undecided on whether she should follow through with her decision because she loved her coils.

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When she first began her interlocs journey, she said she started regretting it but continued following through.

As the video progresses, it shows the woman at the hair salon getting her first twist. A month later, she checked for hair growth and was unsatisfied with the result. She then went for the second twist, but on the third twist, she was glad that her hair was "getting somewhere”.

As time went by, @_mich.xlle started feeling comfortable with her hair and began to try on new styles, such as Bantu knots, braiding her hair so she could get curls, and even dyeing her hair because she was tired of being blonde. She switched to maroon, and she loved it.

At the end of the video, she said she was happy with her decision.

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“Now this is where we are and I am glad about my decision because my hair makes me feel good about myself. It’s my crown.”

Watch the video below:

How to grow your natural hair with tips from an expert

Speaking with Briefly News, qualified artistic and creative hairstylist Lazaros Sumbane recommended some chemicals that work well for African or Afro hair, like calcium, lithium, and sodium hydroxide.

"Since they are not all the same, it is typical for one customer to use them all. I suggest using them all for the hair's benefit because they balance the pH of the hair, prevent discolouration, and more," he shared.

The hairstylist offered tips on using natural products like avocado, coconut oil, Aloe Vera, and black castor oil to help your hair grow.

"Sofnfree and Design Essential I am using their products for natural hair, and they are good."

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The hair video draws interest

The online community flocked to her comment section to gush about her hair growth while others asked for tips.

Mbalenhle said:

"You’re patient... Mina I would have given up. Proud of ya, mamas."

To which she responded:

"Aww, thank you girl, but I’m happy I was patient cause I wouldn’t be here today."

Kat kassanova added:

"Saving this for moral support… get mine done tomorrow."

Nasheena Blair wrote:

"Really great decision you made. It's coming along beautifully, been growing mine 12 years now and still loving it."

Ma'morare gushed over the video, saying:

"And all of a sudden I want locs."

Nomqhele24 commented:

"Love this journey. Proud of you for not giving up."

True length of Limpopo woman’s 4c hair leaves TikTokkers amazed

Briefly, News previously reported on a story about a woman who visited the hair salon. The 4C queen stepped into the salon, and little did she know how much her hair had grown. The video was uploaded by @masentleafrohair and takes netizens on a journey of hair wonder.

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As the hairstylist worked her magic, stretching out those tight coils, the jaw-dropping revelation of length left the woman in awe. The glorious mane had our TikTok star beaming from ear to ear.

Source: Briefly News