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KC Dreadlocks
KC Dreadlocks

KC Dreadlocks

Hair salon in Kansas City, MO

KC Dreadlocks works on locs for all hair types and focuses on the crochet method for creating and maintaining dreadlocks. The business also lists itself as Kansas City Dreadlocks.

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KC Dreadlocks works on locs for all hair types and focuses on the crochet method for creating and maintaining dreadlocks. The business also lists itself as Kansas City Dreadlocks.

Crochet work uses a small metal hook to tighten locs, pull in loose hair, smooth out bumps and loops, attach extensions and reinforce weak spots. According to the business, crocheted locs look mature from the first day and sit further along the maturing process than locs made with other techniques. The method takes a higher level of skill to do without damaging the hair, and the business calls crochet hooking one of the most effective ways to shape locs.

Services are grouped under consultation and dreadlock services. Most prices are general estimates, so the final cost depends on the individual head of hair.

Aftercare guidance is part of the service. Clients are advised to wait one to two weeks after new locs are installed before the first wash so they can settle, then wash every one to two weeks with a residue-free shampoo made for dreadlocks, massaging the scalp and squeezing the shampoo through the locs. Locs should be dried thoroughly with a microfiber towel and air-dried, using a low-heat dryer only if needed, and fully dry before being tied up or covered with a hat. Maintenance visits are booked two to four months after the previous appointment.

The business uses crochet techniques to create, tighten and maintain locs, and gives clients a set of washing and drying steps to follow between visits.

Services

Final prices may vary.

Free consultations, recommended for first-time clients and required before extension appointments and full-head new locs with extensions. Available in person or online.

  • Consultation Price at booking

Maintenance, partial and half-head new locs, full-head locs, extensions, repairs, combining locs, wicks, braided-in temporary extensions and wispy-end finishing. Most prices are estimates and vary by hair and scope of work.

  • Maintenance (half head) $80
  • Partial Locs $100
  • Maintenance (first time clients) $175
  • Half Head Dreads $200
  • New Partial Dreadlocks (half head or less) $200
  • Dread Repair $300
  • Extensions $400 / 300 min
  • Full Head Dreads $400
  • Partial Dreadlocks with Extensions $400
  • New dreadlocks and extensions (full head) $1,000
  • Braided in / Temporary Dreadlock Extensions Price at booking
  • Combine locs Price at booking
  • Dreadlock maintenance Price at booking
  • Dreadlock repair Price at booking
  • Loose / wispy ends (adding extension hair) Price at booking
  • New Dreadlocks Price at booking
  • Wicks Price at booking
  • Braided in/ Temporary Dreadlock Extensons Price at booking

Photos

  • Long dreadlocks on a woman in a green jacket
  • Three views of a man's dreadlocks with ombre color
  • Stylist working on a client's dreadlocks in a salon
  • Black and white photo of a client's dreadlocks in an updo
  • Outdoor photo of a man with long dreadlocks
  • Close-up of dreadlocks at the roots
  • Back view of a woman with long dreadlocks
  • Dreadlocks hanging over the face, grey backdrop
  • Back view of long brown dreadlocks
  • Back view of long grey dreadlocks
  • Woman with half-up brown and blonde dreadlocks
  • Black and white back view of a man's dreadlocks in a ponytail

Meet the team

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Highlights
  • Crochet method for creating and maintaining locs
  • Free consultations, available in person or online
  • New full-head locs with extensions, about eight hours, with at least eight inches of hair length required
  • Temporary braided-in extensions lasting two to six months, in synthetic or human hair
  • Clients may bring their own extensions for braided-in installs
  • Extensions use 100% human hair
Good for
  • First-time loc clients
  • Clients starting new dreadlocks, partially or full head
  • Clients adding length or extensions to existing locs
  • Clients needing repairs to locs
  • Clients wanting temporary loc extensions
  • Clients who want maintenance on a regular schedule
Treats
  • Loose locs
  • Large loops and gaps in locs
  • Weak or problem areas
  • Locs that have fallen out or were cut out
  • Grown-together locs
  • Broken-off locs
  • Thin or wispy loc ends
Techniques
  • Crochet method
  • Crochet hooking to tighten and shape locs
  • Loc extensions
  • Braided-in temporary extensions
  • Combining locs
  • Wicks

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