Sisterlocks Setting Aide - Day 4

Curls are about gone (in my opinion) so I pulled one side up and pinned it with a bobby pin. . .

Sisterlocks Setting Aide - Day 3

My hair still has enough curls to wear all out, but I can notice that in the back some locks are straight. . .  here are the pics

(Opps forgot my lipstick)

Sisterlocks Setting Aide - Day 2

It seems to me that some of my curls have fallen, but I believe that is more because of the rain than the setting aide.  My locks feel a little stiffer than they felt when I used only water to set my locks.  I still feel as though I have curls to wear out . . .

Sisterlocks Setting Aide - Day 1

I removed the Lock Loops by gently pulling straight down. . .

Then I ran my fingers through my hair, and got the finished product. . .

It drizzled the very first day I wore my new curls, but I wore them proudly, without using an umbrella. . . . .

These pictures are after I got home, the same day . . . .

Sisterlocks Setting Aide - Day 0

Recently I noticed that my curls were not lasting as long as once before.  I was on the internet doing some research, and ran across the following post from Sisterlocks Event Calendar . . .

The best setting aide: Sisterlocks Moisture Treatment! Mix 8 ounces of water in a spray bottle and add 2 teaspoons of Moisture Treatment and shake well. The consistency will be that of non-fat milk. This mixture will give you the perfect mix to create everlasting curl - or just use as an occasional mist if you feel your hair is a bit dry

So, I decided to try it . . . here are my pictures.  I mixed the solution, misted my hair, and rolled, Shirley Temple style, on Lock Loops, probably about 10 – 15 locks (front section) 5-10 locks (back section) per loop and let it dry overnight . . . .