If you don't have eight hours but still want the style, you can opt for crochet faux locs. These locs already come wrapped and ready to go and are just crocheted onto your cornrows. If you don't ...

"With normal faux locs, you use Marley or island twist type of hair, which can be heavy on the head for you," George tells POPSUGAR. "But with butterfly locs, you use water wave crochet braiding ...

2. Use the crochet method to feed in the faux locs. Start by parting a small, square section of your hair, and then create a small braid. Next, use a latch hook—you need one for the crochet ...

"With normal faux locs, you use Marley or island twist type of hair, which can be heavy on the head for you," George told POPSUGAR. "But with butterfly locs, you use water wave crochet braiding ...