Eva Marcille's Locs Tutorial Will Have Your Hair Photoshoot-Fresh All Summer

And with her one year loc-iversary approaching, Eva is spilling all the tea on how we can achieve her look.

The model joined Harper's BAZAAR in an episode of #HowIDo, to walk us through her favorite hair products and full locs haircare routine. So, y'all ready to get this hair together? Great! Here's what you'll need:

• Essential Means Herbal Shampoo
• NappStar Clarifying Shampoo $49.99 For 4-Part Kit (Step 1)
• NappStar Tea Tree Shampoo (Step 2)
• NappStar Deep Moisture Shampoo (Step 3)
• NappStar Moisture Conditioner (Step 4)
• NappStar Rose Water Hydrating Mist $13.99
• Essential Means Simply Growth
• Dr. Locs Jinan Leave-In Conditioner $49.99

"Let's just start with the beginning of it all: I have locs. These are not temporary locs, these are not braids, this is not synthetic hair, this is my hair, loc'd. But loc maintenance, people don't really understand you have to maintain locs, just like you have to maintain your hair--your regular hair, free-flowing hair. So I shower, I wash my hair about once a week, and I use an array of products."

Marcille then goes on to note that she went from a pixie cut on the RHOA reunion, to where she is now due to her routine as she walks us through her energy-filled routine. She uses the Essential Means Herbal Shampoo to massage her scalp and promote hair growth.

Up next, is her Nappstar Shampoo and Conditioning Kit.

She shampoos again using the Tea Tree Shampoo.

"After you strip your hair of all dirt and all oil, you have to put some moisture back in so that's my favorite step--the next one--which is the deep moisturizing shampoo. I put that at the bottom of my hair, but I also then put that into the roots of my hair because I want to make sure that my hair just doesn't get dry.

She then goes on to condition her hair, which she does while showering.

And now, it's time for the leave-in products.

"Now after your final rinse is done, you're feeling good. You get out the shower, you do like I did with my microfiber towel, dry your hair off, now you'r clean, but you're not done. No, no, no, no, there is so much more to do. Now I have to go to the moisturizing and make-it-smell-good process."

Marcille introduces us to her leave-in process, which she strongly advises that we make sure each product says "leave-in" to prevent build up.

Watch the full video below to see more on how she closes out her routine, lessons in baby hair, and how her neighbor influenced her hair personalities: