Congo dreads are two or more dreads fuse to create one. You would notice the dread fusions at the roots, however, at the ends, the dreads will separate like spider legs. Congo dreads are popular amongst people with free-form dreads…
Sisterlocks is the most expensive locs to maintained, the price for installation ranges from $600 to $1000 depending on the loctician. However, it’s one of the most versatile dreadlocks you can install in your hair because it is easy to…
Now, when washing your dreads, you either used clarifying shampoo or dread bar soap. While most people prefer liquid shampoos over bar soaps, there are some instances where dreads soap is better, since it’s much easier to travel with and…
With dreads, having an itchy scalp is irritating, especially if you don’t know the underlying causes of your itchy scalp. But if left untreated the constant scratching will irritate your scalp and persuade you to remove your dreads. In most…
Turbans and head wraps are used to wrap around your dreads for style and express creativity. There are many colours and style available depending on the thickness and length of your dreadlocks, it will determine the size of the turban…
There is always a point in your dreads journey where you may come across a “lice scare.” Despite what people may think, lice are a common problem that affects dread heads and natural hair the same way. However, this is…
Partial dreads refers to situations where someone has dreads and unknotted hair at the same time. It’s an excellent alternative for people who are unsure if they want dreadlocks or not. Many combinations of partial dreads fit the description; these…
Starting dreads with short hair is not an impossible task since people with kinky hair can use a sponge and seawater spray to achieve locs. Others with straighter hair may have to wait until their hair grows about six inches…
Dread rot is very scary when you have dreadlocks. But it’s not as bad as it sounds and it’s not a death sentence to your dreads. Once you take care of your dreads, then this wouldn’t happen to you. So,…
Despite all the shrinkage that can occur with dreadlocks, your hair is constantly growing. The new hair that is growing from your scalp is called new growth, however, these hairs are not knotted as the rest of your dreads. People…
