I’m a passionate loctician with years of hands-on experience caring for and styling dreadlocks. My journey began in 2019, and since then, I’ve dedicated myself to helping clients achieve strong, healthy, and beautifully maintained locs. I approach every head of hair with care and precision, avoiding unnecessary tension or harsh techniques that could lead to breakage. My goal is to not only style your locs but to nurture their growth, health, and individuality. Whether you're just starting your loc journey or need professional maintenance, I’m here to provide quality service rooted in passion, skill, and love for what I do.
"One of the best to do it South Africa"
"always have to fly out to Cape Town whenever I’m around to get the freshest look in town. Takes his time and fixes my locs. Centrally located along Long Street, also provides WiFi and takes card payment making life easier.
Cannot recommend enough, will definitely be back!"
- Viso G
"I will be back in your chair soon"
"Khosi retwist and styled my locs not only the other day but also last year when I was in town. Great, long lasting, reasonable price and perfect location. Hats off to you and I will be back in your chair soon."
- Author Timothy Keys
"Best dreads in town"
"Best dreads in town, ask for Khosman and you will leave smiling from ear to ear. Best care and tips for your dreads, very professional and friendly service 👌"
- Sam N
The time it takes depends on your hair length, texture, and the method used (e.g., twist, crochet, backcombing). On average, it can take 2 to 6 hours to start a full head of dreads.
No, you don’t need to cut your hair! In fact, the longer your hair, the more styling options you’ll have. We can start locs with most hair lengths starting from around 3 inches.
We recommend retwisting or maintenance every 4–6 weeks to keep your locs neat and healthy. Maintenance also depends on your hair type and how fast it grows.
Absolutely! Clean hair locks faster. We use residue-free shampoo and can guide you on how to properly wash and dry your locs to avoid buildup or mildew.
There are several methods—two-strand twist, comb coil, crochet, interlocking, and backcombing. The best method depends on your hair texture, length, and your style goals. We offer free consultations to help you choose.