LockNess Loc Maintenance
Specializing in crochet dreadlock maintenance, dreadlock hair & scalp products and dreadlock accessories
08/20/2026
I get asked by many "How do you deep clean those things?"
Well here is what I do..... Please note that everyone does things a bit differently with their locs, and you can choose to take or not take any suggestions I've put up here. BUT most of all be CAUTIOUS of the Hot Water! I like mine really hot, but some people are more sensitive to that, so maybe start "warm" and add extra heat as you understand your own hair and scalp tolerances.
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A Loc deep cleanse (or loc detox) removes trapped lint, oils, hard water minerals, and product buildup that normal washing misses. It uses a warm water soak with baking soda and apple c***r vinegar (ACV), and essential oils - do every 6 months or as you feel you need it.
What You Need
Hot water in a basin - About 6 Litres
½ cup baking soda
1 cup apple c***r vinegar (ACV)
Optional essential oils
Residue-free clarifying shampoo
1. Prepare the Bath: Fill your basin with hot water (as warm as you can make it without scalding your scalp or hands as you massage the locs), add the apple c***r vinegar and essential oils and stir around. Prepare the baking soda and get it ready to dump in the water. Submerge your hair in the water until the locs are saturated. Then sprinkle the baking soda into the water all over your locs and stir it all around trying to get the soda to “fizz” around your locs and massage it into and around your locs.
2. Soak Your Locs: once you’ve mixed it around a bit, make sure you submerge your dreadlocks entirely into the mixture. Let them soak for 20 minutes, occasionally gently squeezing and massaging the locs to release trapped dirt. Optional: If you have a friend nearby, you can have them add boiled water to the basin in the last 5 minutes to reheat and get extra warm soak time. The warmth will loosen the built up oils and shampoo residue. CAUTION - Burns can occur if using too hot of water so please be careful! Always use extra precaution when adding boiling water to the basin. Do NOT pour onto scalp, and be careful of splashes.
3. Rinse: Dump out the dirty water and rinse your hair thoroughly with warm water and shampoo. I just jump in the shower and do a regular wash.
08/15/2026
✨ NEW LOCS! ✨
Check out these beautiful new locs I just installed! 😍
These 100% all-natural, newborn baby locs are fresh, unique, and ready to begin their journey. I absolutely love the beautiful whispy ends—they give these locs such a soft, natural, organic feel. 🌿
Every loc journey starts somewhere, and I’m so excited to watch these beauties grow, mature, and evolve over time. 🖤
Thank you, Jacci, for all your encouragement, support, and for trusting me with your beautiful hair. I can’t wait to see where this journey takes you! ✨
08/12/2026
Got to practice some dread sectioning today on a lovely new friend. Thanks for the trust!
08/01/2026
Did a little maintenance in the sunshine today! Hopefully everyone is enjoying the sunshine today.
04/07/2026
🌿 DREADLOCK HAIR MODELS WANTED 🌿
Hey! I’m Ness — a loctician focused on gentle, healthy crochet-style dreadlock maintenance and long-term loc care.
I’ve personally been wearing and maintaining locs since 2009, and I’m passionate about helping others keep their hair tidy, comfortable, and growing strong. My goal is to maintain your locs while protecting your roots and scalp — no harsh chemicals, just careful technique and real experience.
I'm currently looking for individuals who are open to being hair models - so I can build my portfolio.
Message me to book or to see if you’re a good fit.
Routine maintenance in action ✨
A little root work goes a long way—keeping these natural locs tight, clean, and thriving. Nothing beats that fresh maintenance feeling 🙌
These beauties are 100% natural and glowing with health.
Thank you, Melissa, for trusting me with y
03/20/2026
Routine maintenance day ✨
My client came in for her regular root maintenance, keeping her locs clean, strong, and growing beautifully. These 100% natural locs are absolutely stunning—healthy, neat, and full of life.
Thank you, Melissa, for trusting me with your crown 💛
03/14/2026
✨ INTRODUCING MY DREADLOCK MAINTENANCE SERVICES ✨
Hi everyone! I’m Ness — your new go-to loctician in Spruce Grove, Alberta, specializing in gentle, healthy crochet method dreadlock maintenance.
I’ve been rocking and caring for my own locs since 2009, and I truly love helping people keep their crowns strong, neat, and growing beautifully. My approach is simple: no harsh chemicals — just patience, care, knowledge, and respect for your hair.
I’m excited to officially launch my dreadlock maintenance service!
I offer:
• Full maintenance (crochet method interlocking)
• Root tightening & loc shaping
• Scalp care tips & deep cleansing advice
Stay tuned for new services, helpful loc tips, and exciting offerings coming soon!
Your crown deserves care. 👑
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