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Frequently Asked Questions
What shampoo and conditioner to use on locs?
Choose residue-free shampoos specifically formulated for locs. Look for clarifying shampoos to remove buildup and lightweight conditioners to hydrate without weighing down locs. Avoid products with heavy oils, silicones, or waxes.
What is the best thing to wash your locs with?
The best wash for locs involves a clarifying, residue-free shampoo. Focus on cleansing the scalp and allowing the shampoo to run down the length of the locs. Diluting the shampoo can help prevent buildup.
What are signs of buildup in locs?
Signs of buildup include a white or gray film on the locs, a musty odor, and a feeling of heaviness or stiffness. Buildup can also make locs appear dull and attract lint.
Should you use shampoo and conditioner on locs?
Yes, shampoo is essential for cleansing the scalp and locs. Conditioner can be used sparingly, focusing on the ends, to provide moisture and prevent dryness. Choose lightweight, residue-free options.