GoitseLocs

ques were discovered. This takes me back to my teenage years where I started experimenting with dreads, back in middle school. All of this started due to the fact that trips to the salon where a luxury to me and as u can imagine those were my adolescence years and girl…I seriously needed to standout from them boys. Back then I used the ‘sunlight ‘technique where waslap(washing rug), scrubbing brush and sunlight bar soap were all that I needed. To be honest, this is the cleanest technique I know as u get to wash your hair on a daily basis and there won’t be any product-buildup left in your hair. Later in high school I started noticing the Gel Twist technique, were a comb is used to segment and twist ones hair. With me being the laggard that I am, I never parted ways with my waslap until Gosiame(my little sister) was now my guinea-pig and her hair was too long for our method of choice. When our mother decided to start her dreads she consulted a local loctitian, who was familiar with the Gel Twist technique. She came for her house-call appointment, and shame we (Goitse&Gosiame) watched her like a hawk. Slowly but surely dreads were becoming a trend, that’s when I decided to train at Jabu Stone Academy for Dreadlocks as I decided this to be my profession.