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I work out regularly and I get pretty sweaty! What can I do between washes to keep my scalp and my locks fresh?
As mentioned on the page about Washing, you should only wash your locks 1 – 2x per week. If you’re someone who is really active, it can be really challenging to limit yourself …
What about going swimming in pools/the ocean/fresh water? Can I get my dreads wet?
In an ideal world you would try to hold off on getting your hair wet except for days when you are planning (or might plan to) wash your locks anyway so they aren’t …
How to Care for “Partial” Dreadlocks
Even if you only have one dread, you need to at the very least keep them CLEAN and keep them SEPARATE! Dreadlocks, whether you have one or one hundred, always have a tendency to want to “eat”/suck in any loose hair around them. Unless you want to end up with mega-dreads you need to regularly run your fingers through your hair around the dreads to make sure none of the hair you want left loose is getting tangled into the locks.
I’m thinking of dreadlocks, but I can’t decide if they’re right for me. What should I do?
Well, I usually tell folks that when the time is right you’ll know! But, if your dilemma is whether or not dreadlocks will look good on you, there are a couple of options. …
Permanent Extension Installation Methods
Please note that Raging Roots Studio is no longer offering custom dreadlock extensions. However, we still install extensions made by sellers on our recommended seller list. You’ll need to decide whether you want …
Permanent Extensions: Human Hair vs. Synthetic Hair
Please note that Raging Roots Studio is no longer offering custom dreadlock extensions. However, we still install extensions made by sellers on our recommended seller list. In regards to human hair, the fact …
Permanent Dreadlock Extensions General Info
Please note that Raging Roots Studio is no longer offering custom dreadlock extensions. However, we still install extensions made by sellers on our recommended seller list. There are many reasons for why you …
How to Care for Temporary, Synthetic Dreadlocks
The good news is that you can treat them almost just like your normal hair — you can wear them up, wear them down, and you can wash them. You do not need …
Types & Styles of Temporary Synthetic Dreadlocks
— TYPES — There are different types of synthetic dreadlocks that can be made; backcombed/twisted/sealed (a.k.a. “Twisted”), backcombed/palm rolled/sealed (a.k.a. “Natural”), backcombed/crocheted/lightly sealed (a.k.a. “Crocheted), and backcombed/palm rolled/lightly sealed (a.k.a “Puffy Natural”). We …