Discover the captivating world of micro locs, a stunning hair styling technique that perfectly balances traditional locs and sister locks. In this guide, we’ll delve into the intricate art of micro locs, exploring their creation process, maintenance, and styling versatility. Whether you’re new to locs or a seasoned enthusiast, these locs offer a unique and visually striking option that empowers you to express your individuality confidently.

 

Micro Locs

Micro Locs

 

Starting Micro locs: The Basic and Beyond

To start making micro locs are comparable to how regular locs start, usually by coiling each thread of hair using a selection of products. That said, microlocs are formed more accurately in a crisscross pattern (any crisscross pattern, as opposed to the perfectly balanced crisscross pattern used for tiny locks). This generates a detailed look while also granting you liberty when it comes to separating your hair & including volume wherever you like.

Any locs implementation technique can be used to form microlocs braiding, winding, twirling, or hand-rolling each tress of hair. (Concurrently, an intertwining tool is generally used for microlocks).

Microlocs are optically dazzling. They’re the king of aspect and detail and are comparatively easy to manage. They can be styled by yourself or an expert, and the procedure can be divided over several days to save your timetable.

 

“Preparation Is Key” Getting Your Hair Ready For Micro Locs

When arranging your hair for microloc fixing, the initial stage is to condition your hair intensively. About a week before making your first appointment, use an intensive conditioner, such as the DESIGN Extensive Conditioner, to add moisture & power to your hair.

The night before your appointment, wash your hair with a purifying shampoo, such as the STYLE Cleansing Shampoo, matched with a hydrating conditioner of your choice. Be sure to wash off all the products before booking and arrive residue-free.

It’s also best to fix natural microlocs on wet hair. So use a towel to dry after washing and leave your hair moist (or mist it with a spray bottle before fixing it).

Be sure you’re not busy and don’t have anything on your schedule so that you have a plan for how you will address the fixing. This style can take anywhere from a few days to a week.

 

Making The Choice Diy Vs. Professional Installation

Are you prepared to fix your natural microlocs? This hairstyle is between classic locs and microlocs in terms of complexity, so it’s up to you whether you book an expert or fix your microlocs style at home.

The DIY choice means you must timetable your application, which can be more adaptable. At the same time, an expert will have expertise with microlocs and can offer a diversity of techniques for managing & styling locs.

If you’ve determined to self-craft your microlocs, fix the first step of your natural hair using the tips we shared, and then continue with the following gradual process.

 

Step 1: Section Your Hair

Divide your hair into as many portions as you like. A minimum of four is the best rule of thumb for microlocs, as they are naturally small. You may be able to adapt hundreds on your head within these tiny sections.

Fasten each section with a hair band. During this process, you can always return to working on the portion left of your head

later.

As the next step, untangle each section with a brush, such as a Wide-Tooth Comb, matched with a solution to help you untangle your hair.

Best tip: Whether you start with a section in the back of your head initially or not, it will be simpler to use a scarf to hide them between appointments until your style is done.

 

Step 2: Form Your Locs

Performing the end of a styling comb, carefully craft a small, uniform division and separate the section into tiny microlocs. You can make any shape you want with your comb at the end of each loc (like round, equal, pointed, and unrestricted).

 

Step 3: Braid Or Twist

Thoughtfully and carefully braid each microloc. Conversely, you can separate each micro loc into two sections and curl them around each other. Eventually, these small braids or curls will become twisted, accomplishing the ‘locs’ look.

 

Step 4: Repeat

When you’ve completed one section, move on to the next until you’ve completed your entire head. Remember, taking a break or finishing your locs over several days is fine. Your microlocs style is expected to take hours, so be patient and trust the procedure.

Making your locs is all part of the enjoyment. With micro locs, you have many different hairstyles accessible to you. With your products on hand to style and shape, create your locs into different styles as you like and enjoy the immediate, complex detail.

Some of our favorites from different reviews and users online are:

  • Top-knot
  • Half-up, half-down
  • Space buns
  • High ponytail
  • Braided crown
  • Pinned up to one side

Micro Locs – Some Misconceptions

There are some misunderstandings about this specific list of locs styles in the world of hair care. We are here to find those so you can feel energized and excited to begin, style, and love your own.

 

Misconception #1: Microlocs are the same as standard locs or sister locks.

Truth: Microlocs are smaller and more complicated than classic locs, but they don’t want the perfect crisscross system that even smaller microlocks do. Remember how much detail and framework you want in your hairstyle when contrasting these locs and sister locks for your other look.

 

Misconception #2: Microlocs are permanent.

Actuality: Microlocs can be extracted at any time. They should be re-braided every 4 to 8 weeks, which requires a fresh change to your outlook.

 

Misconception #3: You can’t style micro locs.

Authenticity: Microlocs can be styled in different ways. They add a beautiful complexity and consistency to many of the hairstyles you want to wear.

 

Final Words

Contrary to widespread misunderstandings, microlocs are an adaptable and multifaceted hairstyle that can be fixed or removed anytime. You can wear your locs anywhere, anytime, and they are simpler than other types of locs to begin yourself at home. Book an Appointment