How to separate hair for dreadlocks
Just get any type of small rubber band will help you well. before starting
dreadlocks. its better to divide hair and then start from the back. it really smooth-ens the work and saves time. Once the hair is divided, I rubber band half a head at a time. Tie one
side up for later. Start from the nape of the neck and work your wait
toward the forehead. With a pencil or blunt end of crochet needle, draw
a line in the hair to make your first layer of dreadlocks. Some people
like to divide by triangles, others like squares. I tend to stick with Triangles.
Make sure the rubber band is tight but be sure not to pull the scalp
too much (this will cause headaches later). then after i start twisting , as they will become
soft, loose, and slip down away from the roots.
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