Eye Am Hair
Macquarie Point, Red Square, 14b Evans St, Hobart 7000
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.Book your next dreadlocks appointment in Hobart with Bookwell.
If you're looking for the best beauty and wellness services in Hobart, you've come to the right place. Bookwell is your one-stop shop for researching treatments, comparing prices and reviews, and booking appointments. Browse our salons and clinics in Sandy Bay, North Hobart, and Hobart CBD, as well as across Australia, and find your new favourite spot.
Maybe you're heading in for a touch-up, or potentially a full-blown new look. Either way, you can get your dreadlocks sorted from a number of businesses in Hobart. We've pulled them all together and put them in one spot so you can compare the prices, some starting from as little as $25. The amount of time you have to put aside will depend on how much you're needing to get done, but the expectation is anywhere between 15 to 480 minutes.
Interested? We're hoping so. Bookwell is the easiest way to suss out your wellness wants and beauty needs, all over Hobart. Go on, make yourself an appointment, we won't tell. However please do let us know if we're missing a salon or clinic you'd like to see on Bookwell. You can reach us on 1300-856-405 or hello@bookwell.com.au. We'd love to hear from you.
Questions & Answers
When should I get dreadlocks?
If you're looking for a bold new look with an unconventional feel, dreadlocks could be for you.
How do I care for my dreadlocks?
Wash your dreadlocks every two to four days. You want to use the shampoo at the scalp, making sure you keep your scalp health in good order. Once you've rinsed the shampoo out, be sure to squeeze as much excess water out of your dreadlocks as possible.
What should I do after dreadlocks?
Like any hairstyle, how you care for your dreads will depend on your hair type. Speak to your hairdresser for specific advice, but as a rule, you'll want to avoid getting them wet for as long as possible - up to a month if you can.
How often should I get dreadlocks?
Most people get their dreads redone every three to six months - it depends how quickly your hair grows and also how much fluffy regrowth you like.