Natural dreadlocks or synthetic dreads?
This question is frequently asked by those considering wearing dreads. I only give my humble opinion. I try, therefore, to motivate it as best I can. It's not about making a value judgement on one or the other. So, natural dreads or synthetic dreads?
I made the choice to create only locks made of real hair. Natural dreadlocks have, in my opinion, qualities that synthetic dreads do not have:
- They are kept longer.
- The colour and length can be changed whenever you want.
- Maintenance is easier.
- . The feel is better
- . It's more aesthetic for my taste.
That's why many people who wear synthetic locks ask me to switch to natural dreads.
Tip: If you buy hair, the words "natural hair" do not mean that it is made of real hair. In fact, only the words "100% human hair, without synthetic fibres" are a guarantee of real hair.
The steps to create natural dreadlocks:a text by Dreads Expert.
Does the world of dreadlocks appeal to you? Then read the posts below! You can also find them on my website.
- What do you need to know about dreads before contacting me?
- How to approach a transition to locks?
- What is the process of natural locks?
- Even with a bald spot, dreads can be worn!
- Fine hair and dreadlocks are possible!
In order to have strong and shiny locks, maintenance should be carried out regularly. A quarterly rhythm would be ideal. After dreads have been made, have your first patching done sixty days later.
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