Dreadlocks are an ancient practice that originated in Africa. Certain cultures believe that dreadlocks can protect the wearer from both physical dangers and evil spirits. It is believed that they give power to those who wear them.

Today, dreadlocks are a popular hairstyle choice for people of all ages. They can be worn in a variety of ways and can be either temporary or permanent. The cost of getting dreadlocks depends on the method you use to achieve them, as well as the length and thickness of your hair.

If you're looking to get dreadlocks, there are a few things you need to know. First, you'll need to decide whether you want them temporary or permanent. Temporary dreadlocks can be achieved using products like DreadHeadHQ's Dread Paste, which is easy to apply and washes out with shampoo. Permanent dreadlocks require a little more work, but they will last indefinitely.

The second thing you need to decide is the method you want to use to achieve them. There are a number of ways to get dreadlocks, but the most popular methods are twisting, backcombing, and rolling.

The third thing you need to consider is the length and thickness of your hair. Dreadlocks can be created with any type of hair, but the longer and thicker your hair is, the more expensive they will be.

Finally, you'll need to decide on a style. Dreadlocks can be worn in a variety of ways, from simple to complex.

Once you've decided on all these things, it's time to find a dreadlock specialist. Dreadlock specialists can be found at salons or online.

The cost of getting dreadlocks varies depending on the method you use and how long and thick your hair is. If you want them temporary, it will be less expensive than if you want them permanent. Also, the longer and thicker your hair is, the more expensive it will be to get dreadlocks.

Finally, the cost of getting dreadlocks also depends on how much work is involved in applying them. The more time-consuming a style you choose, the more it will cost to get dreadlocks. For example:

If you go to a salon:

Temporary Dreads:   $75 and up Permanent Dreads:   $300 and up (12-hour session)

Cheaper Alternatives: DIY methods range from about $35-$200 depending on the length and thickness of your hair.