Dreads care

While it is perfectly fine to be free form in your lock journey, a lot of men and women prefer their locs to be groomed. The fuzziness mostly happens with beginner locs; however, sometimes due to your specific hair type or just natural causes, your locks can get a little fuzzy. Loc grooming, rather than loc pruning, is the key to fixing this.

This guide on How To Care For Dreadlocks is a way to improvise whatever you have been doing wrong till now so that your locs don't suffer for you.

One of the first things I experienced when I got dreads was learning how to deal with an itchy scalp. For months my scalp was sore, inflamed, and covered in red spots. I was constantly

I never realized the importance of moisturizing my hair until I had dreadlocks. When I had loose hair, I would wash it every day (sometimes every other) and it looked fine. Once I transitioned to

Unwashed, matted, and smelly hair – that’s what many people wrongly associate with dreadlocks. Sure, there may be one or ... Read more

We all experience the trial and error phase in caring for our locs. For me, some things were very successful, while others were a complete disaster. I have definitely learnt a lot along the way. In order to help you avoid the disasters, I am going to share with you some of my general dos and don'ts for locks.

Essential Oils can keep the dreadlock clean and the scalp healthy. Find out how to make your our dreadlock care spray mix in a few easy steps.

Learn how to wash dreadlocks, what shampoos to use, what is the correct process, and loads of cool tips that will keep your dreads healthy!

Locs have been around as long as people have existed, and they were originally popularized by African and Caribbean countries. Although many people do still call the style "dreadlocks," that term has a negative connotation due to its...

Locs are a beautiful thing but you have to know how to keep locs moisturised properly otherwise you could face problems down the line.