7 Top Tips for Taming Flyaway Hair Use A Frizz-Friendly Shampoo and Conditioner. Good hair starts in the shower. Detangle with A Wide-Tooth Comb. Once you finish washing your hair, don’t reach for that brush while you still have wet Read more…
I recommend satin pillowcases as they will not snag your hair to cause breakage or produce lint. If you do like covering your locs, use this option as an alternative. While I recommend that you sleep on a satin pillowcase Read more…
7 Things Not to Do With Your Dreadlocks Avoid Build Up at All Cost. Do Not Use Wax on Your Dreadlocks. Never Retwist Dry Locs. Over Maintenance Is Damaging. Avoid Tight Styling. Things Not to Do With Your Dreadlocks – Read more…
Should you cover your dreadlocks when you sleep? We recommend covering your dreadlocks while you sleep. You’ll minimize the risk of breakage. If you toss and turn while sleeping but your dreadlocks are exposed, you might accidentally pull them during Read more…
The answer is yes! You can do anything you would do normally, including swimming and showering. If you swim in a chlorine pool, just make sure to rinse the chlorine out afterward. Is it OK to wet my dreads everyday? Read more…
The Ponytail Hair Scarf Begin by putting your hair into a low pony. Wrap a bandana or scarf around the pony and tie in a small knot on top . Pinch and pull the hair above the pony to create Read more…
That said, before embarking on your loc journey, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the five stages of locs your strands will go through: starter, budding, teen, mature, and rooted. How do I know what stage my locs are? 3 Read more…
If you have mature locs (typically about a year or older), she says you can feel comfortable retwisting as often as every two weeks, depending on how fast your hair grows. How often should you retouch your dreadlocks? That being Read more…
You can start your dreadlocks by sectioning your hair into one-inch squares and then braid each section. And that’s it. Each braid will naturally become dreadlock strands. Just remember not to braid the hair too tightly or twist them with Read more…
Your Parting Pattern Matters Section size also influences the size of your locs. Smaller sections will produce smaller locs, and larger sections will produce larger locs, relative to the density of your hair. If your parts are irregular, your locs Read more…