natural hair styles

Latch-hooking has become a popular maintenance method for dreadlocks.  Latch-hooking, once mastered, is an easy way to maintain most dreadlock'd styles.  Unfortunately the process by which to use the tool is usually attempted by most people via word-of-mouth instruction resulting in improper use of the tool and technique.

Whether locking or looking for an inexpensive hair style, yarn locks are here to save the day.  Yarn dreadlocks are a simple and easy way to begin permanent ones. They offer a styling alternative to those who are afraid of the insecurity that normal locking methods provide.  

If you're going to use yarn locks as a precursor to your mature ones, leave your hair wrapped for a minimum of three to four months to be sure that the hair has begun to loc.

A very popular natural hair style has made it's way into dreadlocks formation.  Two-strand twists are a good way to start dreadlocks on regular and softer hair types. Over time, hair that frays from the two-strand twists can be palm-rolled back into the twist which will eventually give it a dreadlocked appearance.  

Two-strands are one of the top choices for those wishing to lock their hair.  They offer ease of maintenance and can be attempted without the aid of a professional stylist.