Holi Dreadlocks Loc Care Guide
Caring for your dreadlocks
A holistic aftercare guide for your dreads, hair and scalp
Your dreadlocks, natural hair, scalp, and daily care form a unified whole. What you do at home helps your dreads to continue developing beautifully and naturally.
In this free aftercare guide, you'll find clear tips for caring for your dreadlocks in a gentle and conscious way.
What will you find in the guide?
Washing and carefully drying your dreadlocks
Palm rolling and keeping your dreads separated
Caring for your roots and scalp
Suitable products and natural care
Understanding loose hairs, frizz, and changes
Recognizing when it's time for maintenance
You can read the guide online or save it to your phone, tablet, or computer.
Holistic aftercare that suits you
Holistic dreadcare combines technique, hair and scalp care, self-care, and the natural rhythm of your dreads.
Every set of dreadlocks is different. Your hair type, the age of your dreads, the sensitivity of your scalp, and your daily habits all play a role in what works for you.
Have you received personal advice after your appointment? Use this in conjunction with the guide. Feel free to send me a message with any questions.
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Time for maintenance?
New dreadlocks may need their first significant touch-up after about one month. After that, a maintenance rhythm will develop that suits your hair and dreadlocks. For many people, maintenance every four to six months is ideal.
During a maintenance session, your roots, lengths, and scalp will receive gentle and thorough attention again.
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What will you find in the guide?
Washing and carefully drying your dreadlocks
Palm rolling and keeping your dreads separated
Caring for your roots and scalp
Care that suits natural dreadlocks
Learning to understand loose hairs, frizz, and changes
Recognizing when it's time for maintenance
You can read the guide online or save it to your phone, tablet, or computer.
Aftercare that suits your dreadlocks
Every set of dreadlocks is different. The age of your dreads, your hair type, scalp, and daily habits all play a role.
Have you received personal advice from me after your appointment? Use this as a supplement to the guide. If you have any doubts or questions, feel free to send me a message.
Ask your question via Instagram or Contact
Time for maintenance?
New dreadlocks may need their first significant touch-up after about one month. After that, a rhythm will naturally develop that suits your hair and dreadlocks. For many people, maintenance every four to six months is ideal.
During a maintenance session, your roots, lengths, and scalp will receive the attention they need again.
Dreadcare for home
Discover gentle care products for your dreadlocks and scalp, carefully chosen based on Holi Dreadlocks' holistic vision.
View the dreadcare products
Your roots: a journey of self-love 🌿