IS ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH THIS

[delray712000]

Wow. http://www.knottyboy.com/learn/stepbystep.php:perplexed there is a video of the lady doing dread locs

 

[delray712000]

why is my title not bold on this thread.

 

[Nonie]

why is my title not bold on this thread.

Whatchu talkin' 'bout Willis? Your title is bold, or was that a slick way of bumping the thread?

Interesting website but that method of making locs looks like a lot of work! I think I'd do the twist or braid method instead if I wanted to loc. Thanks for posting.

 

[HeavenlySkies]

Looks weird.

 

[Chameleonchick]

Yes I saw that vid a while back when I was thinking about looks before I ended my transition. They got like a lot of hate mail from people pissed that they were doing dreads.

 

[delray712000]

Sorry about the long response but i had to go see about my mom who is disabled. i could not believe that process of doing dreads.

 

[Southern Belle]

Hi Delray! Are you from Delray by chance? Every time I see your handle, it jumps out at me.

 

[cluelezz]

this is a technique used for like 1-2 hair types. It takes more to keep their hair from slipping out of dreads so they do all of that to rough it up to help it stay together.

 

[omnipadme]

This is actually the method that I used for my locs when I was in high school. I didn't want to cut off my relaxed ends. Girl, you bringin back memories

I wouldn't recommend purchasing the knotty boy wax...it takes forever to melt in, especially in the winter. They have cheap black beeswax at almost every beauty supply that works like a charm in the beginning.

 

[frizzy]

No wonder people think real dreadlocks are dirty/nasty. With all the wax and gunk she used, that dudes head has no choice but to be dirty and sticky. Blech!