How to Separate Your Dreads -TUTORIAL for Caucasian Hair Dreadlocks

Are your dreads stuck together? Learn how to separate your dread roots, a tutorial specifically for straight hair dreadlocks.
There are many methods for separating dreads at the root if or when they have become spider-webbed together, but this method will specifically show you what I do to split dreadlocks for white hair. Dread splitting at roots takes time and attention but when done correctly, your caucasian hair dreadlocks will grow out long, strong and straight. You need to separate dread roots regularly or else it could cause more problems down the road.
Watch this tutorial of splitting dreadlocks which is my preferred method of dreadlock root maintenance so after splitting I can go ahead and interlock my dreadlock roots after separating locs. Learn how to split your dreads today and become a pro with caucasian dreadlock maintenance!
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[@hausofwen]

What did you think about the way I rip my dreads apart? How often do your dreads become connected? Let me know below 👇🏼

[@cowboymcq6711]

O the joys of having dreads when your white with super fine straight hair 😂
But my locs have totally changed my life and I’ve meet so many life changing people it’s really weird Not trying to get to deep here LOL 😂
I Interlock mine and there strong like rope
I’ve had them for 4 years now this month🎉

[@hausofwen]

@@cowboymcq6711 Wow I love to hear it! Mine have definitely been conversation-starters as well. It’s like a secret club. We need an official dread-head handshake or gang sign! 😂😂

[@cowboymcq6711]

@@hausofwen LOL I’ve been traveling in Southeast Asia and it’s cool to come across Asians with dreads as well but in the Philipines it’s like if you’ve got dreads your from a band no questions asked LOL
GREAT TO SEE you back making videos 👍🏼✌🏼

[@hausofwen]

@@cowboymcq6711 Well you do kinda look like a rock star 😂😂
And thanks! I am back for good this time and got more vids coming soon so stay tuned 😎

[@taralynnchapman4008]

I make a refreshing spray… in a glass spray bottle I use Witch hazel, water, frankincense, orange, rosemary and lavender essential oil. I also make one with rose essential oil and chamomile

[@hausofwen]

@@taralynnchapman4008 That sounds SO refreshing I need to try that! I think I have all of those oils except rosemary. Thanks!

[@EarthRise1968]

How long had that been since the last separation? Also, are the congos you do have intentional or from waiting too long to separate? Loved the video btw!

[@hausofwen]

@@EarthRise1968 Hey! Tbh I’m not exactly sure how much time passed since the last separation, I’m gonna guess 8 months. About the congos, (I had to google that term lol) they are not intentional. Some of my dreads were super thin so it was easy for them to get tangled into the dread beside it at the root. Sometimes it just makes sense to let them stay together and keep growing that way.
In other cases I had some breakage and thinning so letting those ones connect to the one beside gave them more strength, instead of having them break off completely so you’re left with a short patch.
I did have some dreads that were wrapped (with embroidery floss) and some with beads, over time they got really heavy which caused breakage and thinning. Gotta be careful with decorations. Another reason why I let some of them join.

[@royhenderson1581]

LET YOUR Locs marriage together don't Separate

[@royhenderson1581]

Don't separate your locs😢😢😢