Thank you so very much for your support and watching, I'm glad the video was helpful!

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Yes mam I can do that for sure! I'm currently making a list of upcoming videos while I respond to everyone's comments this evening. I have your request written down and would love to mention you briefly of that request within that next video for you. Thank you so very much for watching and your kind words and support.

I will help you darling, don"t you worry. Have confidence in yourself and keep doing your research. As promised, I will create an updated video for you to better help explain the process and show you my newest results...now almost 3-4 years into partial dreadlocks.

I would love to see your results now. I'm going Friday and starting my partial dreadlock journey. Just trying to think about if I have 4 dreads on bottom row how many should I have on my second row and 3rd row. Not sure how high I want to go up.

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!

Oh goodness me, yes that can be a challenge in itself. My dreadlocks are also 7 years old and I used to have a full set and am now slightly "partial." I will tell you this...it takes OODLES of patience and time put in to combing them out. I recommend using a fine comb, some sort of "lube" such as oils (olive. almond, grapeseed etc) and understanding that it is indeed going to take time to slowly pick them out, comb through and while using the oils to help soften the "knots" if you will. I hope this information was helpful and if you need additional tips or help, please feel free to reach out. Good luck to you!

Hello there! Thank you for watching my video and appreciating my work put into editing and conducting them. Blessings to you. As for your "proposal" ...I am very interested and intrigued to learn more about what you speak of. Please feel free to comment and message me again, I would greatly appreciate it.

@@HippieHousewife Dear, I have sent an email for you, looking forward to your amulet.

Thank you so kindly and I am honored and glad that they were helpful to you! Much love to you!

I would love to help you in this situation but I do not work with wigs, nor synthetic dreadlocks, only natural hair and extensions... but if I had to give advice on the subject I would say that...yes it is possible to make dreadlocks within your wig and I would section portions off just as I would someone's actual hair/head. You can create them just the same by rubber banding them into sections and back combing the sections then weaving the loose hairs into place by using a crochet hook. I hope this information was helpful and please feel free to reach out again. I would love to help where ever I am able to do so.

Yes I do understand this process for sure and agree 100%! It also depends on the type of hair texture that you have and how often you need to separate the maturing dreadlocks to make sure they do not knot up and interlock with one another. Good luck to you and I hope that you have found a good remedy and routine at this point to help!

Yes indeed I do. I usually like to keep the rubber bands in for a few days after installing the new dreadlocks. Just in order to keep them separated and from conjoining together, After that I remove the rubber bands when feeling confident enough that the dreadlocks are on their way and will stay in tact and separated from one another.

You are so welcome!

Thank you for your kind words and I'm so glad my video was helpful to you!!!

No dear, as long as you follow the directions within the video, it will all work out perfectly.

Im super glad to be of help. As for my own experience, I noticed that trying out different rubber bands (trial by error) seems to be the best bet. Its hard to explain but you will notice the tight fit and what seems to work the best and feel the most comfortable. Good luck to you and thank you for watching my video!

Thank you so kindly for watching and I hope that the video was helpful!

Oh my goodness you are so welcome! Thank you for watching my video and for your support. I tried to be helpful in showing others what I hashed through and had to learn on my own. I hope it worked out for you!

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!

You are so very welcome! Thank you in return for your support and appreciation! I hope the video was helpful!

Thank you so much! I hope the video was helpful for you!

Of course! I will take your words into consideration and be able to conduct a video to show more of a visual for you and others looking for the same type of information/visual. To this day mine are now 7 years old and I still rock the partial deal. I am currently taking notes for videos to come and will make note of one such as your request dear. Thank you so much for watching!

P.S. Mine too are very long, passed my butt kinda long lol so I get it entirely.

Oh my goodness I love your comment! lol I am sooo very happy and grateful that I was able to be helpful to you and your journey. I get it for sure and have been there, the very reason why I chose to share information such as this video in hopes to help others in the same boat.

First off, maybe learn how to speak, type and conduct yourself in a respectful manor...might be a good start in the right direction. Its not complicated. Its pretty simple actually. Basic steps...follow visual and instructions. If you don't like what you see and find that its not helpful, then figure it out for yourself perhaps? You clearly looked up this video because you couldn't piece it together otherwise.

Great. Thank you for the tip. Just curios if you know how to film or edit your own videos? Take the time to upload them, market yourself and have the knowledge or skills to make a better version? By all means, if so, please do and send it. Best of luck to you.

Of course you can. Definitely! I just use this routine more on my scalp than I do on the actual dreads and tips. You will find a routine that works best for you in that manor.

Oh my goodness I know it! lol Mine are now 7 years old and it defiantly takes time and patience when choosing to brush them out!

@@HippieHousewife I brushed the top layer out just for some more natural looking bangs and 10 of them took 7 hours 😂 which isn't terrible but I'm definitely not wanting to do it again

ABSOLUTELY I couldn't agree more! I am in the very same boat and I understand completely lol You seem to be doing all of the right things and routines that I too utilize as well! Thank you for watching and hope that you are enjoying your journey dearest.

You are so very welcome. Im super glad to help and thankful for you watching my video!

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