EasyLoc Hair Tool Interlocking Tool for Locs | Sisterlocks Microlocs Dreadlocks | Designer Original for Micro To Medium Size Locs | No Pulling, Snags or Pain will not weaken cut or damage your locs

What can I say about this tool!!! OMG!!! The easy loc hair tool saved my life and my bank account! So I honestly believe I can diy anything, well most things, so I started my own interlocks in July. Initially I was using a latch hook which did the job but I had some issues with it. After searching YouTube I saw a couple of people using a safety pin and tried that. No bueno. I ended up with so much frizz, gaps, inconsistencies and taking way more hours of my busy life than I care to part with! With one last try before paying someone to do it for me I went looking for a tool on amazon. Found one that was black owned priced right. Due to an Amazon issue I didn't get the tool when I was supposed to ( it came 1 day later), I called Easy love to find out what happened. Doreen answered my call at 7pm that evening with professionalism and gave me fantastic customer service. She explained the recent improvements and material upgrades that her company had made and that I would love my tool. Well she was right!!! Love is an understatement!! The easy loc tool is just that...easy! The grip is amazing even if my hands were wet. The quality is top notch and I powered through retightening my roots and the finished product was beautiful. Minimal frizz, as my curl pattern is loose, no gaps, and my pattern was consistent. I finally got that professional finish without the professional price. I highly recommend this tool and will be doing a video with my next retightening. I was not paid for this review neither did I get it for free. Please buy this tool you won't regret it!!!!!

I received my tools very quickly. I've been using micro size Nappy Locs tools for around 10 years. I really like that tool and the small size, but unfortunately the size makes it easy to lose. That is the very reason I looked at the EasyLoc Tool. I recently lost my final Nappy Locs tool...my 4th or 5th one over the almost 10 years. Either my husband or I can usually find it, but not this time. I was going to order two or three Nappy Locs tools, but the price gave me pause. I do understand that sometimes price increases are necessary. I decided to try this tool which I came across awhile ago and saved for later. I ordered three because I'm used to ordering to have a replacement tool just in case. My two children also have locs which I maintain with a tool with mine being the thinnest. I don't think I'll need the other two any time soon because the EasyLoc Tool is much larger than the Nappy Locs tool. In fact it is so large that I thought I had made a mistake thinking it would work for my thin locs. I was wrong. I have used it, and I love it. The larger size makes it easier to hold onto, and it glides through my roots. I doubt I'll drop this one behind my back and into the sofa as I'm doing my locs as often as I did the Nappy Locs tool. I like the tools equally for doing someone else's hair. The Nappy Locs tool served me well over the years, but I do think this EasyLoc tool is better for self-retightning for me. I don't think I'll enlarge one for use with my son's locs unless I lose the Nappy Locs medium or large tools I use for him since I really do like those tools as well. I look forward to using an EasyLoc tool for years to come. I purchased three tools and with a promotion the cost was $38.38 with free shipping. The cost for three Nappy Locs tools also with a discount for purchasing more than one and including free shipping was $59.73. The packaging and included info with the EasyLoc Tool is wonderful as well. I tried other things including yarn needles trying to be frugal after I lost my micro Nappy Locs tool, but that was not the route for me. The picture shows this tool next to a small (next size up from micro) Nappy Locs tool.

This tool saved my locs life. After I had my son, my hair began to thin around the edges and locs were bailing (after birth hormones). Way before having my son I started my loc journey with two strand twists, and years later came across a loctician who I had asked to interlock my hair. Of course my thicker two strands because a lot thinner in diameter, almost like sisterlocks, but i liked the fact that I didn't have to re-twist so often. However it was expensive to keep paying someone for the upkeep of my new growth. So I went online and learned how to "latch hook" or interlock my locs myself. I used various tools, which would snag and pull my hair, and hurt my fingers and arms. After the birth of my son, I was ready to just cut my hair off because my hair had thinned so much. In order not to give up, it took a lot of online searching for the perfect tool, and i came across the easy loc hair tool website, and was sold. I can say today (2 years after making this purchase) that it is the best tool that I've ever used to touch up my hair. Bye bye sore arms, and snagged hair. This tool even cut down the touch up process from a good whole day, down to about 6-8 hours, and sometimes less if I have no distractions or breaks. I love this tool and couldn't think of anything else to use. The customer service is also pretty great. I emailed her with a question and she called me back right away and gave me a wealth of extra info and tips that could help my hair recover from the stress it went under after giving birth. I couldn't be more thankful and happy that I found this tool! I will eventually post the pic i have of the first before and after using this amazing tool!

Okay... I like this tool for my hair. However, I also purchased a plastic tapestry needle with a curved yip and it was a good option of you have the time to get your hair in the eye. I think it protects your hair and helps prevent latching the neighboring loc. The eye ofvthe tool holds the lock as you pull it through but, not as consistant as I hoped. I have smaller locs and the ends did slip out a few times.... My hair grows fast and I am able to touch it up quickly. The packaging and directions are really good. Hopefully the price point will decrease in the future.