Testimonials
My name is Florence. I was diagnosed with alopecia Areata in 2001. At that time I had just a small little patch on the left side of my head. I was told that the follicles were dead and the hair was under the scalp but could not go through the dead follicles. I got a steroid shot on my scalp, but was told there was no guarantee that my hair will actually grow back.
I mentioned to Natacha, that I was looking of a way I can wear my natural hair without having to wear a wig all the time. She mentioned Sisterlocks. I told her I would think about it, because the doctor had said to me not to put extension braids or having anything pulling on my hair.
Anyway after some considerations, I told her I would give it a try. She really took the time with me to explain everything in details. She measures my hair, and the patch on my head. It was the Saturday before Thanksgiving 2013 when she did some test locs on my head to see what would work best for my hair type. Three weeks later she did it.
Satisfied Customer
Testimonial1
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Having Sisterlocks has helped my hair to produce its natural oil, and as a result I have a thick head of hair. This is an advantage for me, because I can easily hide my bald spots. Stress is another factor; my daily routine is to manage my stress. I find that when I am most stressed I tend to get more flare ups. I started doing Bikram Yoga and also began taking Biotin daily with a multi-vitamin. I am now able to rock my Sisterlocks, my hair is the longest that is has EVER been, and it is more than 18 inches long. Now, I am really loving my Sisterlocks, I can style it however way that I want it.
Sisterlocked Client 3
Sisterlocked with Alopecia
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I've always had alopecia, but for a long time, I didn't know what it was. I was finally diagnosed with Scarring Alopecia in 2008. When my doctor showed me a video on Scarring Alopecia, I cried. When I got my diagnosis, I already had Sisterlocks for a year. What was I supposed to do? I spent lots of money getting my Sisterlocks installed, and I didn't want to cut them off. I did not want to shave my hair and be bald; I don't like wearing wigs because they make me hot. I knew I needed to embrace my new reality, and that started with doing some research. I was ready to do the research; I also have a great relationship with my dermatologist. One of the first things I had to do was switch my diet to gluten free. The wheat was also causing a lot of flare ups on my scalp, and for the longest time, I just thought it was stubborn dandruff. I also have to use topical oil on my hair. I cannot use every product in my hair; it's been through trials and errors that I have learned which ones work.
Sisterlocked Client 2
Sisterlocked with Alopecia
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