Within that, you want to make sure that your dread style is minimally manipulative. Whether you’re just starting out on your… ...

Your hair might not be able to reach the awe-inducing levels of volume Kap effortlessly achieves here, but if you're looking for a style that'll last better than most when it comes to skipping ...

While one method of dreading hair requires unwashed tresses which may damage hair, the other two need washed hair. Check out ...

How you start your locs is up to you, but there are a few different ways to do it. 1. Comb Coils: One method shown in the photo above is called comb coils, which is when you use a small-tooth comb ...

If there is one particular dreadlock style that is popular in Kenya, it’s this one. Sisterlocs are often really small in size and they can be made using a crochet or comb to interweave the ...

After you’ve fully retwisted and clipped every loc, you need to dry your dreads to set the twist, says Faulk, by either sitting under a hooded dryer for 30 to 60 minutes (shorter, thinner locs ...

Think of Sisterlocks as a thinner version of dreadlocks.Similar to dreads, the hair is matted and knotted together to create a rope-like appearance. And while Sisterlocks are a gorgeous and trendy ...

Before I locked my hair (the process of “permanently” twisting hair into locs—commonly referred to as dreadlocks—that are typically only undone by cutting/shaving), I contemplated going ...

One of the main focuses is teaching clients how to maintain their natural hair. The salon has a section that sells premium, high-quality salon products that most stores do not carry.

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