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…

It’s important to have a dreadlocks shampoo that is designed specifically for dread heads. Finding a product that works best for you, can make a huge difference when washing your dreads. Despite the misconception, you must keep your dreadlocks clean…

Air drying is using no heat on your hair and letting it dry on its own. Now, I’ve been air drying my dreads 99% of the time since I live in the Caribbean and the sun and the cool breeze…

Dandruff is a common issue and doesn’t affect dreadheads only, however, if you suffer from dandruff with your “normal hair” it’s possible that dreads can increase your symptoms. Or, if you never had dandruff then you may get them during…

Blow-dryers are popular amongst people with dreadlocks when drying their hair after washing. Since they don’t want to risk getting mould or any problems associated with damp hair. There are so many ways to dry your hair, for example, people…

The twist and rip method sounds scary right! Well, it’s not. No one wants to do this to their hair when hearing the name, but there is no ripping and tearing involve it’s a motion you do to your hair…

For those who don’t know what dry shampoo is: it is a shampoo, to spray on your dreads, that you don’t have to wash off. The idea of dry shampoo attracts many people since you can decrease wash day but,…