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Sectioning is an important part of the process, because bad sectioning can lead to hair pulling from the wrong spots! This can lead to pain, irritation, itchiness, and "congos" which are dreads that grow together.
These sections in this video would make for thick dreadlocks! Your dreads will mature to the size of your sections. * I WOULD MAKE SMALLER SECTIONS THAN THIS ON A TYPICAL HEAD *
Tips on sectioning:
1. Make squares or rectangles 1"x1.5" big. (Smaller if you have thicker hair or want thinner locks, bigger for thicker locks!)
ALSO, look into triangle sectioning, or honeycomb/pineapple sectioning! I love these methods, too!
2. Stagger them like bricks to hide the section lines.
3. Make sure your rows are symmetrical and even on both sides.
4. Plan around your natural part
5. Use non-stick rubber bands
Note: If you make them as big as these, you will have thick dreads! My sections are about half the size of these. I have 62 :)
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