How to clean dreadlocks

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...

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

Learn how to remove residue from dreadlocks using this DIY deep cleansing recipe! It contains natural scouring agents like

Dreadlocks require regular maintenance to avoid a dirty and unkempt look. Here is the best shampoo for dreadlocks to keep the hair intact, clean, and refreshed.

Locs detox

Dreadlocks are hipster. But when it comes to maintaining them, it can get a little difficult. Many people with locs end up with product buildup and residue because of the products they use on their hair. You need a proper hair washing routine for dreadlocks to leave them looking and feeling good. So if you’ve …

Dreads do not smell bad...if you take care of them, that is! Learn here how to prevent dread rot and how to keep your locs smelling clean all the time!

Detox your dreadlocks and get rid of buildup using the magical dread cleanse with a Baking Soda Soak and Apple Cider Vinegar Rinse!

You do know that product buildup is not the only type of buildup, right?? This is an example of biological build up... also known as what sweat, dandruff and flakes turn into if you don’t thoroughly get them out at each wash.

One of the questions I get asked the most is “How do you wash your hair?” My answer seems to shock everyone for some reason: “I wash it with shampoo…” (insert eye-rolling emoji here). Haha,