
About the Recipe
When wearing locs, watch for thin roots, thinning edges, excessive weight, pain, persistent scalp irritation, or weak and compromised areas. These can be signs that the hair or scalp is experiencing too much tension, weight, or stress and should not be ignored. And remember: there is no prize for avoiding shampoo. Your scalp naturally produces oil, sweat, and buildup, so regular, appropriate cleansing is an important part of maintaining a healthy scalp and healthy-looking locs.

Ingredients
Proper cleansing
Scalp care
Appropriate retwisting or retightening
Gentle maintenance
Proper drying
Healthy roots
Appropriate tension
Preparation
Cleanse the scalp and locs appropriately.
Inspect the roots and scalp.
Maintain according to the loc's stage and condition.
Avoid excessive tension during retwisting or retightening.
Dry thoroughly.
Monitor thinning areas and fragile roots.
Maintain a sustainable professional schedule.
