Dreadlocks Stockholm & Uppsala
With us, you get professional help both creating new dreadlocks and maintaining your existing ones for a healthy, great-looking result. We offer gentle methods and high-quality hair extensions if you want to lengthen your dreads or give your natural hair a unique, lasting character. The treatment is available at both our salons, in Stockholm and in Uppsala.
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Stockholm
Norrtullsgatan 26A, OdenplanMonday–Friday 10am–7pm, Saturday by booking
076-415 90 00
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Frequently asked questions
We create and maintain your dreadlocks with gentle backcombing and crocheting, completely without chemicals or strong waxes. If needed, we can also crochet in human hair extensions to give your dreads the length and volume you want straight away.
Your dreadlocks are a permanent style that develops and matures over time if you wash them regularly with a deep-cleansing, residue-free shampoo. To keep them firm and neat, we recommend a maintenance visit with our stylist every three to six months.
Unlike temporary braids or synthetic box braids, real dreadlocks are a more permanent lifestyle style that requires a specific crochet technique. Our human hair dread extensions also age and behave just like your own hair, unlike synthetic dreads.
Dreadlocks suit almost all hair types. We help both if you want to start new dreads and if you need help with regrowth or frizzy lengths on existing dreads.
Yes. We crochet human hair into your dreads so you get the length and volume you want straight away. The hair blends in and matures together with your own dreads.
Wash regularly with a residue-free shampoo, but skip conditioner and hair masks – they make the hair slippery so the dreads loosen. Dry them thoroughly after every wash.
Crocheted-in extensions come out without any problem. Your own dreads can often be combed out, but it takes a long time and is hard on the hair – many people choose to cut them off instead.
Human hair, crocheted into your existing dreads. It ages and behaves like your own hair, unlike synthetic dreads.
Yes. The important thing is that they dry completely afterwards, ideally with a hairdryer – moisture left inside a dread causes odour and a risk of mould.
No. We work with backcombing and crocheting, without chemicals, glue or heavy waxes. Wax builds up residue inside the dreads that's hard to get out.



