Thank you!!! I appreciate you watching ❤❤❤

It really is! Thank you dear!

Thank you so much! Hey...7 is a great number lol 😉💙💙💙🕉

Thank you so very much. I am always grateful to meet such lovely people who support my channel and appreciate my videos. Thank you so kindly for watching. I will be pumping out new dread videos here soon. I adore the journey as well, most likely will be a lifer too lol

Yes of course!...time and patience lol. Thank you for watching and enjoying. I am also excited to see how yours come along with the natural free form. Good luck!! ❤✌

Awww thank you! I felt the same for a few years...YES the heck with them Haha. I think they are lovely, unique and so enjoyable as well. Do what makes you happy dearest. Thank you for watching and the lovely compliment. I'm excited to hear more when you get them!

Thanks love! Xoxo

Thank you so kindly darling for watching and supporting! I am so glad to be helpful and I too wanted more videos like this when I was just starting off with my dreadlocks. A timeline in a way to know what to expect and how to embrace and learn about the journey! Now mine are 7 years old and I will be making an updated video on them soon!

YESSSS!! Me too!

Agreed!

Aww thank you dear lol I am indeed digging the partials for now HAH. Thanks for watching! Your dreads look lovely as well 😊❤✌

Thank you so kindly! 😊✌❤❤❤

Thank you so much! I do indeed have many dread tutorials and videos. I have over 40+ videos in a playlist on my channel that may be helpful for you. Thank you kindly for watching!

Thank you so kindly ❤✌😊

If you want them go for it! I started mine in Jan this year. My daughter freaked. She really did not approve. Haha she's 15.. It was my choice I reaserched everything I could and decided to just stop brushing my hair. Let them do there thing. Experimented with rip n twist hear n there. So it was a gradual process. Then lockdown came, it was my chance to focus on my hair. 😁 My hubby said 'fuck it, why not' when I first mentioned it. Then when he realised I was serious he was a bit concerned but then he knows its my hair my life.. What ever makes you happy at the end of the day. Go for it. Yes I've had times when I'm like what have I done.. But that soon passes as its a process and With help like the vids and (Maintaince)Washing (non residue shampoo) and seperating! They are the 2 key things you need to do. Oh and don't go to sleep with them wet! Your good to go. . All the best x

Most of my family does too haha. Best advice?...if you want it that badly, go for it! You can always change your look down the road if you wish, but don't miss out on the experience because of what others think of the style or you. You will also be amazed at how many people will love them too! Xo

Vitamin E, Almond, Avocado&Sunflower, Lavender, Grapeseed, and a few others in the mix. Good luck dear! xoxo

Aww thank you!!! I live in PA 💚🌿

I live on longisland! I drove to Connecticut to get my dreads maintained once I usually do it myself though. Do you have a website for your business?

@@Jaimiedamon all of my contact info is always located in my description boxes under each video. I guess I should start plugging that in my videos more HAH. Facebook page "Dread-Ful Heads" is my business name. You can take a look at my reviews, pictures of clients worked on and services offered 😊🤘❤

YES! Go for it! My hair is super healthy now that I've had dreads for over 5 years and use all natural products on my hair.

Hello there darling. First off, thank you for following my channel and viewing my video. As for the sticking together of your synthetic dreads...I would recommend separating them apart on a regular basis and especially after washing is key! Also pay attention to how often you are washing them and what products you are using. I hope this is helpful and please reach out again if you need additional advice. Good luck to you on your journey!

Just take it one step at a time. Slowly lighten your dreads/hair one session at a time, making sure to follow all directions along the way. I also recommend taking 1 week in between sessions of bleaching to assure limited hair damage possibilities. Example: Bleach 1 session then replenish hair/dreads with nourishment while waiting for the next week to do the next session of bleaching. Make sense? Those 1 week breaks in between make sure to replenish your hair/dreads with additional Vitamin E oils and moisturizing elements to keep hair/dreads healthy and thriving. Good luck love. Xoxo