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Dread Soak, Wash, ACV Rinse & Dry$90 - $120 (Depending on Dreadlock Length) – 1.5hrs


The Importance of Deep Cleansing Your Dreadlocks

Deep cleansing your dreadlocks isn’t just a luxury; it’s an essential part of maintaining healthy hair. Cleanses are recommended for mature dreadlocks that are over 12 months old.

Over time, dreadlocks can accumulate residue from hair products, environmental pollutants, and natural oils. This buildup can lead to various issues, including odor, scalp irritation, and hair breakage.

By regularly deep cleansing your dreadlocks, you remove these impurities, giving your hair a fresh start. After a cleanse, your dreads will feel lighter, look brighter, and even appear longer. The process helps soften and loosen your dreads, so maintenance may be needed afterward to tighten them up.

Deep cleansing also restores the balance of your scalp’s natural oils, which promotes hair growth, reduces frizz, and improves overall hair health. Regular cleansing ensures that your dreadlocks maintain their shape and structure, keeping them looking their best.

This detox is especially important if you use hair products containing chemicals or live in an area with high pollution levels. Removing these toxins helps prevent long-term damage and keeps your dreadlocks in optimal condition.

3 Signs You Need to Detox Your Dreads

It’s crucial to recognize when your dreadlocks need a detox. Spotting the signs early on allows you to address the issues and restore the health and vitality of your hair. Here are three key things to watch out for:

  1. Buildup and Residue
    If your dreads feel sticky or greasy, it’s a clear sign that product buildup has accumulated. This can make your hair look dull and lifeless, and you may notice that styling becomes more difficult. Your dreads might feel hard or crunchy to the touch.

  2. Itchy Scalp
    An itchy scalp is often caused by trapped dirt, sweat, or residue. If you find yourself scratching your scalp or tapping your head, it’s probably time for a detox.

  3. Unpleasant Odour
    An unpleasant odor coming from your dreads is a sign of trapped bacteria and residue. This smell can develop if your hair hasn’t been washed regularly or properly cleansed.

Recognizing these signs early will help you address the issue before it causes further damage to your hair.

I use Dread Empire Dread Soak and Dreadlocks Naturally Dread Soak to pamper and restore your dreads. After the treatment, you’ll leave the salon with fresh, brighter, lighter, and happier dreadlocks!

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