Washing your hair while sporting temporary synthetic dreadlocks is crucial for maintaining cleanliness and ensuring the longevity of both your natural hair and the extensions. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to properly clean your temporary dreadlocks. Method 1: Machine Wash Preparation: Place your temporary dreadlocks in a delicate wash bag. This helps protect them during the wash cycle. Washing: Set your washing machine to a delicate cycle at 30 degrees Celsius, using a hand wash mode. Avoid spinning and tumble drying. Detergent: Use laundry gel and, if de ..read more

Hi there! This is Danila Deriabin from Daddy Dreads Studio. If you loved wearing your synthetic dreads and aren’t ready to say goodbye, you’re probably wondering if you can reuse them. The answer is yes! Let’s dive into the details. Are Synthetic Dreads Reusable? Absolutely! Our high-quality synthetic dreads can be reused many times. This means you can keep rocking your dreadlocks for a long time. All the synthetic dreads we offer are made to be reusable. Reusing them is not only fun but also lets you mix different sets to creat ..read more

At Daddy Dreads Studio, we often hear the question: Are synthetic dreads harmful to my hair? The simple answer is no. Synthetic dreadlocks are not harmful to your hair if installed correctly and your hair is healthy. Proper Installation Proper installation is key. You need to section your hair well when installing the dreadlocks. This prevents your hair from becoming too heavy and reduces stress on your scalp and roots. Reduced Use of Harmful Styling Products One benefit of wearing dreads is using fewer styling products. You won’t need gels, waxes ..read more

There is a lot of information online about Real Natural and Synthetic Dreads, but what are the actual differences? Let’s explore the distinctions between these two types of dreadlocks, including aspects like longevity, materials, care, dyeing options, development stages, volume, and removal processes. The Biggest Difference: Longevity and Permanence The main difference between Real and Synthetic Dreads is their duration. Real Dreadlocks are a long-term commitment made from your own hair. They can be worn indefinitely. Synthetic Dreads, on the other hand, are temporary. They usually last up to ..read more

Synthetic dreadlocks are a popular choice for those wanting a stylish and low-maintenance hairstyle. At Daddy Dreads Studio, we offer two primary types: Single Ended (SE) and Double Ended (DE) Dreadlocks. Understanding the differences between these two options is essential for choosing the right style for your needs. Single Ended (SE) Single Ended, abbreviated as SE, consist of one lock with a loop at the top. This loop is designed for easy installation. You simply pull your natural hair through the loop and braid it to secure the dreadlock in place. SE ..read more

Hi, our Daddy Dreads studio has put together some tips for you to help your dreadlocks grow faster and healthier. Growing dreadlocks takes time and care, but these natural methods can make a big difference. Let’s dive in! Keep Your Dreads Healthy and Dry One of the most important things for healthy dreadlocks is keeping them dry. If your dreads are new, your stylist probably told you not to wash them for the first month. This is because new dreads soak up a lot of water, making them puff up and get fluffy, ruining all the h ..read more

Welcome to Daddy Dreads Studio! We’re excited to share the fascinating history and cultural significance of dreadlocks. This hairstyle is much more than just a look. It’s a symbol of identity, spirituality, and resistance. What Are Dreadlocks? Dreadlocks are tangled strands of hair. They can be done either by a master or naturally without brushing your hair (we do not recommend this method). Over time, the hair tangles together and forms locks. People of all hair types can grow natural dreadlocks. While some hair types lock faster, anyone can wear this style with patience ..read more

Dreadlocks are a unique and expressive hairstyle. But keeping them looking good can be hard, especially for people with thin hair. At Daddy Dreads Studio, we have nine years of experience in locking and braiding hair. We know how to create and maintain dreadlocks for all hair types. This article will help you understand if you can add extra hair to your dreads and how to make thin hair look fuller with dreadlocks. Adding Extra Hair to Your Dreads Many people with fine hair wonder if they can add extra hair to their dreads to make them thicker. While it is possible, we do not recommend it. He ..read more

All synthetic dreadlocks can be divided into two categories according to the type of bases: “double-ended” (d.e.) (when one dreadlock base has two ends) and “single-ended” (s.e.) – dreadlocks with one end respectively. Our answers to the following questions will help you determine which of the two types of braiding is right for you: Super volume or more natural look? D.e. dreadlocks due to the doubled number of ends look much more voluminous than s.e. dreadlocks. It’s possible to choose and adjust the volume. Dreadlocks can also be combined depending on the desired braiding result – for exampl ..read more

Synthetic dreadlocks are both quick to install and safe for your hair, but we have some suggestions on how to prepare your hair for braiding to speed up the work of the stylist and make it more comfortable, safe and long-lasting. How to preserve the quality of your hair If your hair is dry and brittle, it is better to restore its structure beforehand. This is especially true for the ends, which can get dry from wearing synthetic dreadlocks because of the way they are attached. The skin of the scalp should also not be overly dry, because the unusual tension may cause dandruff and unnecessary ..read more