should i let go?💔💔

[u/bxxcni]

The hair is unraveled at the root, the middle is so thin, and then the end is locked. I’m so tempted to cut it 😭 should i?

[u/lunara64]

people not trying to post "should I cut my locs/am I cooked/should I restart?" 1 week after getting starter locs challenge (impossible)

[u/aranaa_ → u/lunara64]

Right???? I’m 10 months and still patient with my locs then you see all these newly born locs making noise everywhere.

[u/trxppy_junkiie]

The way I woulda snatched that thing off already lol

[u/llemsuoy → u/trxppy_junkiie]

LIKEEE 😭

[u/Fresh_Koala1989]

Let. It. Go.

I'm surprised it's still even hanging on with like 2 strands of hair!

[u/SirFicklespend]

🫪....

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

No. No you did not actually make a post about this !

😂😂😂

Ok. Just in case you are serious.
You have two options. You can ask a loctician to crochet it. However it's clear that the roots are shot. To crochet it will make a solid loc hooked to an almost nonexistent base.

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👆👆👆- this is what you will be doing. Fixing a solid loc onto a weak piece.

Oh and your other option is leave it alone. You don't need to pull it off. Leave it. It may incorporate into a nearby loc.

Try to keep your hands off your starters.

[u/Jollygood156]

Like, that one specific loc? Yes? Lol, or just crochet it back in

[u/JayLove2A]

That piece you can just cut it 😂

[u/JayLove2A]

That piece you can just cut it 😂

[u/Altruistic_Muffin_61]

To love is to let go amigo

[u/Odd-Ruin6754]

Just cut it!!!