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Dreadlocks are often misunderstood, and have caused much discrimination. Dreads may be thought of as dirty, but dreadlocks
must be clean to dread. Often dreads are cleaner then straight hair.
Please take a moment to read our F.A.Q's to answer the most common questions.
Dreadlocks
Often called
dreads or locs have been around for thousands of years.
Dreadlocks
Occur naturally when hair is left uncombed.
Dreadlocks started this way are known as
natural dreadlocks.
Dreadlocks form when hair moves and creates knots. Then these knots are compressed while sleeping, and more knots added till dreadlocks form over time. Dreadlocks can form quickly for some, for others this can take months.
When dreadlocks are allowed to form naturally, they are as healthy as can be. Natural dreadlocks (sometimes called neglect, freeform, or organic dreadlocks) are the preferred method of dreading by most who wear locs, despite what companies, salons, and locticians try to convince you to believe.
Dreadlocks have been started through many methods in more recent history;some very harmful, a few not so bad, but none has ever been better then the way they always formed for thousands of years.
Pushers of dreadlocks products try to sell you on instant dreadlocks, but the products only slow the development of real dreadlocks and give a false impression of dreads, due to hair being glued in "dread wax".
Dreads 
In todays society, dreadlocks are misunderstood. They are often thought of as dirty, low-class, representing homelessness, drug use, or a desire to be part of another culture. However, the truth is that dreads were often the sign of royalty and holiness throughout history. They predate the Jamaican / Rastafarian culture they are most often associated with today by thousands of years. Dreads were worn by kings and pharaohs, prophets, holy men, gurus, and philosophers since the earliest known times. They were a part of every civilization, religion and culture.
Dreadlocks were worn by many figures in the bible, as well as famous pharaohs of Egypt;King Tut's dreadlocks still survive to this day.
We at dreadlockssite love dreadlocks. We offer honest, truthful advice only - No products. We do not try to sell you loctician services, or dreads products.
