I am even starting to notice Caucasians and even a few Japanese people getting in on the dreads too!
Sister Locks are so pretty!
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It’s not a hands-on hairstyle
It’s true. Even though it takes several years to own mature locks, this natural hairstyle never needs to be colored or straightened, relaxed or worn in protective hairstyles. Don’t get me wrong, I love my natural hair, but it does require more care than locks would.

They’re their own statement
The cool thing about them is that they’re getting more and more common, but yet, are still unique. It’s not every day (depending on where you live) that you get to see them, so it has that going for it.

The fact is that the shampoo used to wash them leaves behind a residue on the dreads, giving them a slight dull appearance. Not always and that’s not the case for everyone, but that was her dreads’ problem. Ironically though, seeing as the shampoo is so plentiful throughout the style, wouldn’t that make it a very clean style?
2. Although they are versatile, they aren’t as versatile as loose hair is. The only reason I’m hesitate to lock my own hair is because I won’t be able to do all the hairstyles that I currently can. Win some lose some, right?
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