After bleaching your dreadlocks, you will need to replenish the nutrients that were previously stripped from your hair. Adding these chemicals to your hair whether it is locked or loose, will damage your hair as this technique strip the colour…

Applying chemicals to your dreadlocks is a risky process as this will lead to breakage, thinning and even destroy your locs. When you bleach your dreads, your intensions is to change the colour of your hair, and I recommend getting…

If you want to change up your style then adding wool dreads extensions to your hair will do just that. It is an excellent way to wear dreadlocks without the long term commitment of the locking process. Mix and match…

The best thing you can do for your starter locs is to wash them with a residue-free shampoo as healthy dreadlocks require clean hair. When you don’t wash your hair, it will take a longer time to dry, or it…

If you are looking for a natural way to bleach your dreads, then the sun is a cheaper alternative. It may not damage your hair as bleaching chemicals, or drastically alter your appearance in one session. However, it will lighten…

If you don’t comb/brush your hair, it will dread naturally no matter the hair type. However, people with courser hair will lock faster than straighter hair with a bit of patience, you can lock your hair naturally. Having natural/free-form dreads…

Faux locs is an excellent style that protects your natural hair from breakage, brushing and the elements. Because you don’t have to comb your hair for at least four weeks, your natural hair will have ample time to grow. There…

Faux locs is an excellent alternative for people who what to have dreadlocks without having to make the permanent decision. It is also a brilliant way to switch up your look and protect your natural hair in the process. If…