still don’t regret it?

@@jxwxlry some days I have random thoughts and miss them, but overall I would still say I'm happy without the hassle of having 'locs But I'm definitely glad I grew them through

Wryt​@@TheDigitalMurder

ok

Just cut them

@@elevate7985 there shitty

Yessir 🇯🇲🇯🇲

lol ill be in my 4th month

I’ll be at my 6th month lol but congratulations bro

I’ll be at my 4th month !

12 months with dreads or just growth

Twelve months dreads

I agree,he came with logic instead of just an opinion or judgment.

Agreed looks good brodie!

bruh why refuse

Give the mf what they ask for, if they regret it who cares do what they're tryna pay you for

That’s ironic bc many ppl usually get locs bc there’s less maintenance

Don’t your gonna regret it😂

Get two strand twist 👍🏽 and see if u like how u look with them

Everyone looks good with dreads

The longer you have them harder it's gonna be for you to comb them out. You would really need a lot of time. But some people just want a new start.

@@tristan1936 and you lose a lot of your hair as well

Are you white, dead serious question?

@@Prod.PaulBeatz nope, Blasian

@@viiggooooooo do you have a straighter or curly hair type?

@@Prod.PaulBeatz It's either 3a, b or c, I don't really know

@@viiggooooooo you should get dreads, 4a - 4c is usually the ideal hair type but you could still get dreads

That’s what you get for cutting them 😐

It's only your second retwist don't panic. Some people don't loc up until a year. I'm not certain of your situation but technically your roots aren't suppose to be locked only maintained and retwisted so that they can become locs, which is dead broken off hair.

you just have to be patient

I been saying they look alike 😂😂 Gunther the Christian version of him

@@DennyBalance omm

His son has that hair type so see the video where he does it on his son

@@ianbeltran8162 I know but should I want to but I’m still growing my hair out

watch his straight hair dreadlocks vid

Anyone can have locs. Honestly, this style is easier for most African Americans to achieve because our hair is often course making the locking process much easier. However, there are Native Americans, Vikings, and many other cultures that have been reported with having this hairstyle long before meeting Africans.

It’s definitely gonna take longer with ur hair if it’s completely straight but it’s possible I would recommend crocheting the ends to get the sectioning somewhat permanent. 2 strand twist helped me a lot I had dreads for almost 3 years, just cut em off like 2 months ago to restart. Pros: they look cool and even the people that don’t like them much will still be interested in how u did it. Mine inspired a lot of people to start theirs and there are lots of styles u can try and have fun with. Cons: they take a while to dry and u want to dry them well or u could get mold. They are harder to wash especially when they get long I used to have to use alot more shampoo to make sure they were clean. If the roots are to tight they can also get uncomfortable. Tips: only Retwist every 6 to 8 weeks or if u do interlocking I would wait 2-3 months. Washing with cold water locks them faster and braiding after retwist made my retwist last 3 times longer, I only had to leave my braids in half a week-a whole week and I would get 3-4 weeks of them looking like I just came out of a salon

@@raywaybabyk3439 thank you so much that’s very helpful!

@@dombrown85 thank you! I’ve seen that in my research as well! I really appreciate your input!

Differences?

The term dread has a negative connotation. It derives from Europeans who came across Africans with the hairstyle and said it look dreadful...dreadlocks. It is also why I just call my hair locs without the dread attached.

@@dombrown85 Exactly. Thank you for clarifying 👏🏾

@@dombrown85 Nobody really cares people are still going to call them dreads regardless

@@damauryy of course they are. I was merely giving information since someone asked for the difference.

Get over yourself. What are you? The language police?

@@grandmatheglorious.6358 you get over yourself. You going around commenting under posts just like mine. We don't have to agree, but you are simply being a troll. Goodnight grandma

Wrong. It's a Rastafarian word meaning dread or fear of God ( Jah).

@@grandmatheglorious.6358 I am not wrong. So do not get bright. My whole family are Rasta and we from Jamaica we’re taught “nothing dread about them” because there isn’t. So do your research, it is embedded in my knowledge. Peace

cap

He’s not god tho

not real bro

He's real y'all. Even historically. The bible is more historically evident than most history like Alexander the great

Shut up bro smh

He’s light skin he’s black and white