Dreading It Dreadlocks

Merry Christmas to all of my wonderful clients! I hope you all have a very happy and joyous Christmas and a wonderful New Year.

The studio is now closed for the year and will be back open as of the 8th January.

Please message the page if you would like an appointment and I will get back to you after the 8th.

Thanks guys and gals and everyone in between, much love from me and mine to you and yours. Xx

Christmas is approaching fast and believe it or not, there is still a couple of Maintenance appointments available! If you want your locks looking their very best for the relos or the family Christmas pics, message the page today to grab your spot! Appointment are limited so be quick!

DID YOU KNOW: For healthy strong locks, It is important to keep them clean! I always recommend weekly wash with a residue free shampoo and a seasonal clean! if the season is changing its time for a deep cleanse. here is a recipe for a natural deep cleanse solution that you can make up yourself at home.

Dreadlocks Deep Cleanse (ACV Soak)
¾ Cup Apple Cider Vinegar
¼ Cup Baking Soda
2 teaspoon Lemon Juice
1 teaspoon Sea Salt Flakes
½ teaspoon tea tree oil
1 large bucket, basin, bowl
Warm water

Mix all ingredients together in the bucket or bowl and stir until everything has dissolved. Fully submerge your dreads and make sure they are all wet. Keep your dreads in the liquid for a minimum of 25 minutes. Squeeze out your dreads and rinse with clean water and allow to dry.
The deep cleanse liquid will look black and sludgey, don’t worry, it’s supposed to look like that! It means that your dreads should be squeaky clean. If they don’t feel or look as clean as you would like, make up a fresh batch of deep cleanse and try again.

Remember, clean dreads are happy healthy dreads!

These beauties are 6 yrs old. I installed them back in the very early days of the studio, from my humble beginnings in my garage. They have been maintained regularly by me since then and are still looking incredible.