How to wash dreadlocks

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,

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...

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...

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

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

Dreadlocks are a comfortable, knotted hairstyle with a rich cultural heritage. If you want to start your own dreadlocks, you can do it yourself from home. As long as you regularly wash and maintain your dreadlocks, they can be a healthy,...

One of the most tedious tasks that come with having dreads isn’t washing them, but drying them. Dreads are like sponges or worse. They take a VERY long time to dry. Before I had my

Sharing answers to the most commonly asked questions about removing lint, getting rid of product buildup within locs, and how to properly detox your locs.

Dreadlocks may feel dirty after exercising because your scalp gets sweaty. Click here to learn how to keep your locs clean and your scalp fresh during a workout!