Continue until you are left with the thickness you’d like for your dreads.Īt the middle part of the hair (where the hair is folded) you can create your a ttachment piece. You can divide these in two or three again. This way, you’ll get four equal parts of hair. This way you’ll know exactly how many dreads you make out of one pack and you can keep this amount in mind when opening a new/next pack of hair.įirst, divide the hair in half and then divide those halves in half again. This way, you’ll enjoy your dreads longer! Dividing the hair and determining the lengthĭivide the hair per pack. After you have braided them in a couple of times, you can always seal or steam them again. Dreads that are only teased and sealed can be used multiple times as well. You can use them multiple times because of this. You won’t be able to get this loose directly, which makes the dreads sturdier. The crocheted dreads give a better quality most of the time because by crocheting you really knot the hairs together. This is because Real Dreads usually are made with a Crochet Hook. Crocheted dreads have a more real/natural look. Smooth dreads are made by teasing them and then seal them. You can make smooth dreads or crocheted dreads. With very thick dreads it is important to keep in mind that they won’t get too heavy. You can make the dreads as thick or thin as you like. When you have decided to make Single or Double ended Dreads, you choose which thickness you’d like for your dreads. Start by choosing if you’d like to make Single Ended Dreads or Double Ended Dreads.
To decide which method you should use, you first need to know what kinds of dreads you want to make.
There are a lot of different kinds of dreads and with that multiple methods of making your own dreads. And that is what you want! Different kinds of Dreads Because of the stiffness of the material, it is easy to tease and the dreads will stay in better once it has been sealed/steamed. Kanekalon Hair is 60 cm/ 24 inches long (double), so the total length (single) is 120 cm/48 inches. Kanekalon Hair is very stiff and will knot easily, this makes it ideal for making dreads. This can be done with all sorts of Synthetic Hair. Aside from buying Synthetic Dreads, you can also make them yourself.
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