Caring For Your Locs In Between Salon Visits
- HairNRG
- Sep 9, 2022
- 1 min read
So you have locs? Great. While locs may seem low maintenance, and they are, that doesn't mean they should not be taken care of. We see the consequences of this all the time with breakage, dryness, thinning, etc...so here are a few, simple tips to help keep your locs healthy in between your salon visits.
- Of course, make sure you're keeping up with wash days. Washing helps with dirt, product build-up, and smell.
- After washing, make sure your locs are thoroughly and properly dried.
- OIL YOUR SCALP. It could be once every week or every two weeks...oil your scalp y'all. Locs need moisture so while you don't want greasy you can't go wrong with being generous.
- Use satin and silk scarves to cover them before bed. Not only do they help with moisture but they can help prevent breakage as well because of the material.
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This guide on caring for locs between salon visits is really practical and easy to follow simple habits can make a big difference in hair health. Clear, well‑organized tips like these help readers adopt routines with confidence. It reminds me how clarity also matters in writing; some students seek a college application essay editing service, and I’ve seen Academic Editors come up in discussions about refining structure without changing personal voice.
I really appreciated these tips on caring for locs between salon visits the way you break down maintenance makes it feel doable rather than intimidating. I was reading this between study sessions during a crazy week, and honestly, there were moments I just wanted to complete my online calculus class so I’d have a little extra slow time to enjoy good hair care posts like this without feeling rushed.