"This stuff is the mutts nuts, when it comes to keping my dreadies clean and healthy"
Alys Jones - Uk

"Ive tried them all, Dread Fusion Liquid soap is without a doubt the best dreadlock soap that i have ever used."
Sean Blythe - Uk

"I love the way your soap makes my dreadlocks feel"
John Baker - Uk

"Just got my new liquid soap in the post, loved the way it lathered up in my dreads and made them feel squeeky clean."
Jiim Booler - Uk

Preparing For Dreadlocks

Are You Ready For Dreads?

One of the key things to realize when considering dreads is that they are not an instant hair cut; they take many months to mature fully (6-12months to fully develop). There will be days when your locs look immense and days when you just want to shave your head. Starting dreads is a long journey which you should not take lightly, but the good news is once you have fully matured dreads all the waiting and hours spent caring for them pays off.

You really need to consider how others around you will perceive your dreads, will having dreads compromise your work life or prevent you from getting the job you really want? Dreads are a very distinctive hair cut and while very normal for the wearer (who sees them in the mirror every day) they are very unusual to everyone else. People will remember you for them, which in our experience can be both a good and a bad thing - you just have to make sure your personality shines through from under your hair!
Because dreads are quite a novelty / unkown thing to most members of the puplic be prepared for all the annoying questions that you will have to answer time and time again. Fortunately after wearing dreads for a while you become oblivious to all the questions, dodgy looks and cheeky comments. It is just part of your daily routine.
All this said dreads are one of the most rewarding, fun and stylish haircuts you can have that have been enjoyed by many different cultures, creeds throughout history and with our products you too can have a head of healthy, sexy dreads.

The Things You Will Need To Dread

You will need a metal tooth comb eg a dog or nit comb (or two if you have friends helping), some poly bands (available from most girls accessories shops) and some of our excellent soap.

Wash your hair with our soap pre dreading and then read on to our dread creation guide…..