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Organized by dreadlocks growth stages, use the links below to quickly access the pages relevant to you!

CONSIDERING DREADLOCKS

This section is reserved for you if you're thinking about getting dreadlocks but not quite sure how to go about it yet.


Synthetic dreadlocks	Temporary dreadlocks	How to make dreadlocks
Boost your locks or start them with sythetic hair	It's easy to put in (and remove) temporary dreads	Learn two different ways to start locking up today


Sisterlocks^TM locs	Locticians help dreads	Transition to natural locks
Want micro-dreads? This is one way to get the look.	A dreadlocks hairdresser can help you with your locs	Worried about starting locks in your natural hair?

NEWBORN DREADLOCKS

Congratulations on making dreadlocks, perhaps even for the first time . Now that you have them are you unsure how to take care of them? Use this section to see how easy it is to take care of new dreadlocks.


Dreadlock products	Caring for dreadlocks	Shampoo dreads
Hair care products for dread heads everywhere	Do it yourself or see a pro? This article will help you pick	Pick your poo carefully!


Dreadlock hair rinse	Maintain dreadlocks easily	Using oil in your locs
A great alternative to hair conditioner is hair tea	Five steps is all it takes to maintain your locks	Use essential oils as part of your natural hair care

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ADOLESCENT DREADLOCKS

You've had dreadlocks for a few months now. You can do everything the newborn dreadlock wearer can do but you're able to use accessories now!


Find dreadlock accessories	Get popular dread beads	Natural hair products for locs
See fun and useful it is to dress up dreads	A staple for lock wearers, learn which beads are best	Organics and natural ingredient ideas for dreds


Take care of your locks	Wash dreadlocks regularly	Rinse dreads with tea
Long locks are easy to attain with a bit of hair care	Adopt a regular shampoo and conditioning routine	Tea is not just for drinking anymore


Look chic with well groomed dreads	Essential oil is essential for hair	Hair wraps and head scarves are where it's at
If your biggest concern is maintenance, get groomed	Organic oils for your natural hair locks	More than fashion, head coverings help locks grow

MATURE DREADLOCKS

You've had dreadlocks for a at least a year right? Well, then this section is for you. While there's not much difference in what you can do versus what someone with adolescent dreads can do, there are some special considerations that you'll learn about on these pages.


Dreadlock accessories for men and women	Dread bead selector	Dreadlock products for your mature locks
Tams, hats, and other accessories for your locks	Learn about different types of beads for dreadlocks	If you're interested in natural organics, see this page


Care of dreadlocks	Shampoo dreadlocks	Dreadlocks maintenance
Caring for dreds is easy	See how (and how often) to wash your locks	Quick tips to maintain your locks

REMOVING DREADLOCKS

This section is reserved for those at the end of their dreadlocking journey. Whether you want to start over with fresh locks or move on to another hairstyle, this section will help you do that while keeping your hair care in mind.

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