Have you seen Zendaya Coleman’s hairstyle at the 2015 Oscars? She totally rocked those dreads! The 19-year old Disney star is only one of the many celebrities to use those dreads in making a fashion statement — and in owning the red carpet, too.
Dreadlocks has been around for ages and through those times, a lot of misconceptions has surrounded this revolutionary hairstyle. Some of these are nothing but obvious myths; however, a lot of people still believe in them leading to various wrong impressions to the said hairstyle for those who first just learned it. So ladies and gentlemen, let me help you into some quick reintroduction to dreadlocks.
There is no definite time that the hairstyle first enters the scene. It was believed, however, that it came from the Rastamen and therefore, only Rastamen people wear it. That one is an obvious myth. People from different races have been seen wearing those locks.
Contrary to popular belief, dreadlocks are neither high-maintenance nor dirty. On the other hand, it is a high-probability if you don’t start washing it. Washing dreadlocks can be done at least once a week, but washing it every three days is more advisable.
Also, Use non-residue shampoo in washing those dreads — and wax, too, as it is a natural dread locking product. Washing with the right products will give your dreadlocks a nice smell.
Dread Perm, Twisting, Backcombing, and Loomed Dreads are some of the ways in making dreadlocks. However, if you feel like you’re over the dread fashion anymore, there are ways in undoing those locks that don’t include shearing. Just soak them in a moisturizing conditioner and comb them for awhile. Patience is also a key factor here.
There are a lot of advices floating in the Internet if you ever decide trying this hairstyle. It is also a good idea checking your products and making sure they are approved before using them.
Remember, every hairstyle is a beautiful hairstyle to those who knows how to do and take care of them.
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