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- By naanis naturals
- Published 03/1/2009
- Ways to Make Dreadlocks
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A very popular natural hair style has made it's way into Dreadlocks formation. Two-strand twists are a good way to sta
rt dreadlocks on regular and softer hair types. Over time, hair that frays from the two-strand twists can be palm-rolled back into the twist which will eventually give it a dreadlocked appearance.
Two-strands are one of the top choices for those wishing to lock their hair. They offer ease of maintenance and can be attempted without the aid of a professional stylist.
At least two inches of hair is needed for this technique. Two-strand twists are similar to braiding except two strands of hair are twisted together as opposed to three.
rt dreadlocks on regular and softer hair types. Over time, hair that frays from the two-strand twists can be palm-rolled back into the twist which will eventually give it a dreadlocked appearance.
Two-strands are one of the top choices for those wishing to lock their hair. They offer ease of maintenance and can be attempted without the aid of a professional stylist.
At least two inches of hair is needed for this technique. Two-strand twists are similar to braiding except two strands of hair are twisted together as opposed to three.
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Comment #1 (Posted by LaShonda)
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great advise
Comment #2 (Posted by deb)
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how do you re-wrap new growth after having yarn locks for a while? and does this work for medium length hair?
Comment #3 (Posted by Katelyn)
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I'm scared that I'm not grasping the concept of yarn locks. I wanna see how I'd look with dreadlocks, and was going to use yarn locks as a first but I want small uniformed looking locks that are about the diameter of about 4 toothpicks tied together so they aren't huge and don't loc huge. What should I do? And how should I wrap them if I have really fine hair, and in what direction should I hold them to wrap them?
