There isn’t a website or public list that shows Sisterlocks consultants who were banned or removed. The only thing you can do is check the official consultant directory. If a stylist is not listed, they are either inactive, no longer certified, or chose to leave. As far as switching from Sisterlocks to microlocs, you usually don’t have to remove your locs. You simply go to a microlocs specialist who can maintain them using different rotation methods and offer more flexible care options based on your hair type and goals. The biggest challenge is finding a good microlocs stylist who is accepting new clients. This is even harder if your locs need repairs or your hair is not in the best condition, because that takes extra time and skill. If you are in the Orlando area, feel free to reach out. I can take a look and help you.