Caring for locs

Locs can be a relatively low maintenance hair choice. But, if you are not careful, they can become brittle or broken! So, here are 5 common loc mistakes.

Guaranteed tips to maintain healthy locs and grow beginner locs and maintain starter locs on 4c hair especially for black women

I decided to loc my natural hair because I wanted my time back. This new experience will be worth it and I'm excited for the transformation!

Locs is a style that takes some TLC to maintain. Here's everything you need to know about locs care from Carol's Daughter, including how to moisturize locs.

We all experience the trial and error phase in caring for our locs. For me, some things were very successful, while others were a complete disaster. I have definitely learnt a lot along the way. In order to help you avoid the disasters, I am going to share with you some of my general dos and don'ts for locks.

Moisturizing your scalp and locs is key for optimal dreadlock health. Learn how to moisturize your dreads here!

Locs are a beautiful thing but you have to know how to keep locs moisturised properly otherwise you could face problems down the line.

The best oil for dreadlocks seeps right into the locks and moisturizes them from within. To know which oils can save your bold dreadlocks, read our article.

While it is perfectly fine to be free form in your lock journey, a lot of men and women prefer their locs to be groomed. The fuzziness mostly happens with beginner locs; however, sometimes due to your specific hair type or just natural causes, your locks can get a little fuzzy. Loc grooming, rather than loc pruning, is the key to fixing this.

Patene protects my loc'd hair from dryness and damage. I even use it in my diy leave-in conditioner!