How to wash locs

Locs, also known under the terms "dreadlocks" or "dreads" is a particular hair style where the hair is allowed to matt together in a natural process. Washing locs is quick and easy, and besides common stereotypes, locs are washed fairly...

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

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Clean your locs!!

The most common question I get about my locs is “How long have you had them?” Most people are pleasantly surprised to find out that I’ve only had them for 5 years because they rest in the middle of my...Read More

You can wash your starter dreadlocks within 1 month of installing. Wash your starter locs by following these steps. Tip 1: Use a stocking cap. Tip 2:...

Cleaning Locs Fill the sink up half way Pour about 5 squirts of Lemon Juice Cup full of Apple Cider Vinegar One half cup of Baking Soda ( be cautious...it will bubble up ) Soak locs in it for about 30 minutes, depending on your length, you may have to rotate the head about every 5-7 minutes. Good Cleaning

Moisturizing your scalp and locs is key for optimal dreadlock health. Learn how to moisturize your dreads here!

Lint and build-up is my life struggle! Giving up straightened hair has a long list of pros, so a few cons here and there doesn't detract from my overall sisterlocked joys. Lint, though an ever present thing to look out for, is often a seasonal issue, it is a peak problem during winter months because of scarves. Build-up was horrible in the beginning because I abused conditioners and now it is very manageable for because of the steps that I will mention below. First off, how to differentiate…