Sisterlocks 101!
We're dropping the link to our latest Sisterlocks webcast, Sisterlocks 101! For quite some time, I've wanted to provide information to those curious about Sisterlocks and now is the time. I'm sharing information on how this all started and what to expect when getting Sisterlocks, because these are frequently asked questions. The Success with Sisterlocks webcast delves into the humble beginnings of Sisterlocks and some of the challenges I faced during the development phase.
Providing information on what to expect when getting Sisterlocks is a message that I want to make loud and clear: It's important to develop a relationship with a Consultant/Trainee, in good standing, listed on our website. We have a community of the most competent and talented Consultants specializing in natural hair.
Consultations are imperative! Equally important is following the advice of the Consultant regarding maintenance, products and styling. Consultants and clients are responsible for co-managing the client's locks together. I can't tell you how many times a Consultant has established a beautiful head of Sisterlocks only to have a client unknowingly use products that will have a negative affect on the locks. A consultation gives both parties an opportunity to ask questions, develop realistic expectations and clear up any misconceptions.
Watch this webcast with our host, Brad Lewis, and Sisterlocks Training Supervisor, Michelle Bryant. We'll answer submitted questions like, "what size locks should I have if my hair is thin?" and "why do I have bunching?" Watch the web cast to the end to find out what I think about where Sisterlocks is going!
Finally, sound off below and on social media with your thoughts on the webcast!
Providing information on what to expect when getting Sisterlocks is a message that I want to make loud and clear: It's important to develop a relationship with a Consultant/Trainee, in good standing, listed on our website. We have a community of the most competent and talented Consultants specializing in natural hair.
Consultations are imperative! Equally important is following the advice of the Consultant regarding maintenance, products and styling. Consultants and clients are responsible for co-managing the client's locks together. I can't tell you how many times a Consultant has established a beautiful head of Sisterlocks only to have a client unknowingly use products that will have a negative affect on the locks. A consultation gives both parties an opportunity to ask questions, develop realistic expectations and clear up any misconceptions.
Watch this webcast with our host, Brad Lewis, and Sisterlocks Training Supervisor, Michelle Bryant. We'll answer submitted questions like, "what size locks should I have if my hair is thin?" and "why do I have bunching?" Watch the web cast to the end to find out what I think about where Sisterlocks is going!
Finally, sound off below and on social media with your thoughts on the webcast!
BONUS RESOURCES
That Hair Thing (ebook)
https://marketplace.sisterlocks.com/product-p/eb-tht.htm
The Sisterlocks Information Center
Every Style Has A Story - Book
Every Style - BOOK
Every Style - Ebook #1-#5
Every Style has a Story - Issue#1
Every Style has a Story - Issue#2
Every Style has a Story - Issue#3
https://marketplace.sisterlocks.com/product-p/everystyle4.htm
Every Style has a Story - Issue#5
eBooks by Michelle Bryant, Sisterlocks Training Supervisor
https://tinyurl.com/Books-by-Michelle-Laron-Bryant
Sisterlocks T-shirts
https://locsshop.com/
That Hair Thing (ebook)
https://marketplace.sisterlocks.com/product-p/eb-tht.htm
The Sisterlocks Information Center
Every Style Has A Story - Book
Every Style - BOOK
Every Style - Ebook #1-#5
Every Style has a Story - Issue#1
Every Style has a Story - Issue#2
Every Style has a Story - Issue#3
https://marketplace.sisterlocks.com/product-p/everystyle4.htm
Every Style has a Story - Issue#5
eBooks by Michelle Bryant, Sisterlocks Training Supervisor
https://tinyurl.com/Books-by-Michelle-Laron-Bryant
Sisterlocks T-shirts
https://locsshop.com/
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