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How's Your Summer? I Want to Hear From You!

7/14/2019

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*The heat is on! We're experiencing moderate temps here in San Diego but in certain parts of Southern California, we're seeing triple digits. I'm sure you'll agree that we have the perfect hair for any climate.  We can literally let our hair down, especially since the heat and humidity will sometimes shorten the length of time our curl and crinkle sets last. Freestyle is always an option in any weather, less fuss and always ready to go.

Take me to the water!  Even if you don't like to swim, you're bound to jump in the pool,* at some point during the summer. Don't forget to shampoo and condition afterwards to counteract the drying affects of chlorine. If you're taking the plunge on a regular basis, a swim cap is advisable.  Chlorine strips the natural oils from the hair.  A sudsing with the Sisterlocks Starter shampoo, followed by the Reconstructor will help to bring the luster back to your locks. Of course, the Herbal Spray Moisturizer will give you an extra little "ump!" Caps, hats or a head wrap will offer additional protection from the sun, if you're out soaking up rays for an extended time.
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So, what's your summer style?  Post a comment and share a pic on our social media pages. Have fun and stay cool!

*If you have newly established locks or locks that are not mature, have your Consultant advise you before exposing your locks to full immersion with water or extreme moisture.


6 Comments
Terri L Newman, Ph.D
7/16/2019 09:10:24 pm

Am celebrating 20 years of having my sisterlocks...they are long and beautiful..and I will always love them!!!

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Dr. C
8/8/2019 08:15:32 am

Congratulations! Please connect with [email protected] for an interview. We may feature your story in an upcoming blog.

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Ebony
9/7/2019 09:48:11 pm

Great, advise on how to care for Sisterlocks(Tm) after swimming in chlorine. Is it the same advice for saltwater?

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Rahchel Leach-Brim link
9/15/2019 09:15:07 pm

I'm not sure what shampoo after swimming advice was given. I'd like to add do not shampoo too much. If you swim more than five days a week like myself rinsing after every swim and shampooing once a week. Same for salt water swimmers. Consider the curl patter of your locs/hair, also.

My name is Rahchel Leach Brim. I earned Lifeguard certification with Chicago Park District at 14 years of age. Now, I am a Lifeguard with the YMCA and a Certified ALTS {Adult Learner To Swim} Instructor with the USMS {United States Masters Swimmers)}
Saltwater swimming in Ocho Rios and Negril, Ja.

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Ade Junmobi link
5/2/2024 11:47:48 pm

Please continue this type advice it was really VERY helpful. Thank you

Soup Cookbooks link
6/12/2023 10:11:02 pm

Thannks for this blog post

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