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Healthy locs start with proper care and attention, but sometimes issues arise that can affect your locs’ health. Here are some common signs that your locs may not be in...

Question #1: How long does my hair have to be to start locs? Your hair can be as short as an inch, depending on the technique you choose. For example,...

Maintaining traditional locs requires careful attention to keep your hair clean, moisturized, and healthy. From washing techniques to retwisting methods, knowing what works and what doesn’t is essential. Here’s a...

To restore the health of your scalp and hair, it’s important to start with the right products. Here's a step-by-step guide using Dr. Locs products to achieve a clean, healthy...

While Dr Locs is not a certified Sisterloctians, she's had the privilege of working with clients who have Sisterlocks, and provided interlocking services for them. So, while Chimere (owner and...

If you're considering locs, you might be wondering about the differences between Sisterlocks and traditional locs. The most noticeable difference, but not the only difference is the size. Sisterlocks are...