Dreadlocks mature gradually, and the timeframe is different for every person.
Your hair texture, density, dreadlock size, aftercare and the way your hair naturally behaves can all influence how quickly your new dreadlocks settle and mature.
During that process, they may frizz, tighten, soften, change shape or appear to change in length. These changes don’t necessarily mean something has gone wrong. They’re part of your hair progressing from freshly created dreads into established dreadlocks.
Natacha’s role doesn’t finish when you leave the salon. With the right aftercare and early check-up, you’ll understand what’s happening to your dreads and what they need as they develop.
Want to know more? Watch Natacha’s video: “HOW LONG DO DREADLOCKS TAKE TO MATURE?”
If you’re wondering about the change in length too, watch “HOW MUCH LENGTH WILL YOU LOSE?”