So, You Have Got Sisterlocks. What Now?
Getting sisterlocks is akin to starting a new journey. Contrary to the common notion, it does not end when you leave the salon after the final visit. Instead, you move to an even more crucial stage as the next six months make much difference to the longevity of your locks. For instance, your stylist, who should be a certified consultant, will give you a set of starter sisterlocks maintenance instructions. They will generally include the dos and don'ts of washing and maintaining your locks. Such as not using non-sisterlocks products for the next six months, always keeping your locs tight , not using blow driers, not applying conditioner, and keeping your hair wrapped in a piece of clothing, preferably silk, when you retire in bed at night. Your stylist will advise you to initially visit the salon every three weeks to get your locs tightened. They will also give you a starter kit, which will come with a specialized pack of shampoo, pins, and rubber bands. They will advise you to divi