Don't Start Your Dreadlocks Like This!
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Soooo, I have a question. So, I kinda got my hair twisted like this and I know you're not supposed to get them retwisted but every so often but I don't have fully black hair and my twists keep trying to come undone. What do I do?
People do your research and do what's best for your locs. And please don't rush the process it's more than a hairstyle it's a spiritual journey.
U hit the nail on the head 💯🙏🏾
😂
Is this dude black? I'm not taking hair advice from someone who is not....
I just don’t wanna waste 40)
@@PrincessChava he’s legit , trust 😆
Got mine started with 2 strand twists. Don't regret, enjoying the journey, trusting the process. I'm a year and 5 months now. Locs looking thick, healthy and flourishing.
Should you start with finger coils or Teo strand twists?
@@MyManXavier I think twist because it also give a more put together style and is less prone to unraveling
Im 8 months into my dreadlock journey started out comb coils and I love my locs I love the grind
@@MyManXavier change of mind I combined them out because the twist made them clumpy I’m starting over with coils because it just makes them a more Sendler but the twist looked better
i have twist now but like what do i do after that
4c hair locks after a month. The looser the curl the longer it takes to lock. The parting is good for styling. The crochet hook thins out the hair over time.
During the summer I wanted freeforms and it took me about 5 months before I could wash my hair without it unraveling
I was finsta say , i'm SURE my hair would lock after a MONTH. lol
I feel like a lot of the major advice he gives is anecdotal and true for his hair type. He doesn't really seem to research or consider other hair types which can lead people astray.
How fast does it take for 4a
My guy is so phony🙄
Hmmm. I disagree with your take on the comb coils. They can lock pretty quickly (3 months) depending on the texture. I know you’re big on crocheting/your crochet hook, but that’s really a necessity for looser hair textures that constantly unravel. And the amount of “product” needed to start isn’t always bad. My loctician used homemade flaxseed + essential oils to start my coils and uses it on my retwists and my hair is already locking two months in. I hope you’re not saying this to push your crotchet hook product…
exactly the comb coils depends on youre hair ive started locs 3 different times all comb coils 3 months to 5 as long as you’re twisting you hair not getting retwists but just twisting them you’re self you’re hair will mature fairly quick
facts our our dont take much to lock
I have curly hair I’d say 3c maybe even 4a kinds inbetween how long would it take me?
Came here to say the same. It depends on your hair. Even though I have a soft texture, my hair likes to tangle on itself. I had coils and they started locking pretty quickly.
I started with coils on 2/24/22 I’m 4 months loc loving it. haven’t had a retwist I’m just letting my beautiful hair rock out. my hair is healthy product free and Beautiful
Echoing what a lot of people are saying, comb coils are great for people with tighter curls, and for people who want to have the whole process of locking their hair. It takes A LOT of patience, something we don’t really have anymore. Comb coils vary person to person, personally I started my locs with comb coils in July of 2021, my hair started budding in early September, and I’d say my hair was fully mature at around the 7 month mark. There’s no hard answer for when your hair will do its thing, it depends on your head, hair type, and your genes. Crochet hooking is great for instant locs, locking up hair with looser hair texture, and maintaining locs. It’s also a great way to start locs. Choosing the right way to start locs is all about knowing your hair, and doing the research. Yes, comb coils are the “default” way of starting locs, so if you want instant locs tell the Loctician before you even set up the appointment. Also ASK QUESTIONS! There’s no shame in asking your Loctician questions. A fair amount of my loc knowledge comes from my Loctician.
I don’t really like this fearmongering of comb coils just to push people into clicking your affiliate link, GreatLocs. You’re better than that.
Completely agree with you 💯
If you start your locs with comb coils, you can shampoo your coils if you put a thin stocking cap on your head first. Wash your hair while your hair is under the stocking cap as to not disturb the coils too much, and rinse thoroughly ♥️
This you for this tip ❤
Great tip
Yep, that's what I did for my daughter.
That’s what I did. I waited to wash mine for 3 months after I started. Once I washed with a stocking cap it was loc’d at the roots. The ends took almost 4 years to loc
I didnt wash mine until a retwist do they pretty much stayed
Started my locs in October with comb coils, and 2 months later my 4c hair is already locd. I’m ready for my hair to be mid back length
Yea 4c hair locs fast. It wants to be loc’d. I did this method but found out the hair in the back of my head was a looser texture so the 4c hair was beginning to loc but the other texture came undone. Starting over this month! Keep at it! Your hair will be down your back in no time.
@@ariari368 that’s what I’m looking forward to
2024
Love your videos! I think it depends on hair type. My sons coils locd up in about two months. He went from coils that didn’t reach mid forehead to lip/chin length in one year and he only retwisted 4 times for the first year. I just started my journey because I am so inspired by his ☺️
Your right it definitely depends on your hair texture. Type 3& 4 hair usually usually loc well vs his texture. His (UA-camr) texted looks like a soft texture which is why it takes his hair awhile to loc with coil method
@@trishaprosper2066 I have 3c to 4a hair how long would it take me yoy think?
My hair is already coils and when I put coils in it grows pretty fast so I’d agreee
@@trishaprosper2066 I have 3c/4a but I'm not sure about coil or twists. I think twists though.
1. They are call locs Not Dread locs.
2 . Doing the coil method provides you with neat looking locs.
3 your hair STARTS to loc at 3 months and can take UP TO 1 year to loc . Your hair texture plays a part in this .
Do your research and speak with a loctition
Everything doesn't need to be rushed. Nothing wrong with instant locs but it's not old fashion
💯💯
Yeah I don’t have locs yet (just researching) but I’ve always been very careful to just say “locs” after learning the origin of the “dread” portion of the word… he’s young and appears biracial/multiracial, probably just ignorant
they r both dreads and locs it doesn’t matter
they’re called whatever the person wants to call them
@@SheIsFearfullyWonderfullyMade what if he is just light skinned like i am ? not everyone who is light skinned mixed
Comb coils are the best. Sorry. Every body different though.
I started my locs with coils, no products, only water and oil. My hair ended up locing within 3 months and 2 retwists. You just have to be consistent with using purified water mist and oil to seal. That worked for me personally. Crochet and interlocking put a lot of strain on the roots and can cause thinning over time and also rip your hair. The only downfall with retwisting is that if you work out or get sweaty often it’s easy for it to get unraveled. Something to think about, hope this helps someone!
What kinda oil did u use?
Please stop calling them dreads or dreadlocks it's a negative connotation. The proper word is locs 😁
Omg yes! I cringe every time I hear it. I have LOCS baby, nothing dreadful about it
Yes...thank you STOP Calling them dreadlock...they are simply LOCS!! OUR HAIR IS NOT DREADED!!!
The time it takes for hair to loc is totally based on the hair texture.
ABSOLUTELY!!!!
This dude downing the traditional way so he could sale an $4 crochet hook for $20...stop it,
5:24. The title literally says “Don’t start you dreadlocks like this.”
I did the coils and wet them every week and retwist with my fingers after. If you’re black and have natural curly hair your hair will naturally tangle itself when it gets wet. My hair locked within 7 months. Coils are def better 💯 and easier to take out if you decide that you don’t want them later on.
I dont think you should retwist them every week but im glad it worked out for you bro
Yo how often did u wash your hair with this method
@@lordbrikes5164 whenever needed fr sometimes every other month, sometimes every month. Depends on product build up or if I was getting a style
@@gccanecorsos6410 thanks cuz I had this style for about 2-3 months and I’m starting to see progress after my finger retwist
I honestly want them only for the summer
Please STOP calling them dreadlocks. There's nothing dreadful about our locs. They're only called LOCS!
My locs only took four months to loc by using bees wax only.
Just a lil info for you youngings.
I'm 70yrs young I've stated my locs when I went back to school in 1998.
PROUD TO BE A LOC HEAD...
🔥🤞🏾
It all depends on what you wanna do. I personally believe a 4 texture of hair doesn’t need any crocheting. My hair locked pretty quickly without it
I agree with you more than Gunter I feel like he may be talking about mixed hair
Same for me and none was undone. Just one seemed like a congo but wasn't lol
I have 4c hair by the way lol. And yeah she didn't redo my hair just corrected some little things and retwisted it
@@Ciorno2K I have mixed hair, similar to Gunther's and its been locking up alot for about 2 months, as long as you don't mess with your hair too much it'll lock fast
@@tbbjae I feel like that's true aswell
Dawg thats your hair type my hair was fully locked after 2 months i had to pull them apart and comb them out as hard as i could and to get them out to redo them
Looks like you have a looser curl pattern. I started my son's locs 2 years ago now. His locs matured very early on. His locs are past his shoulders in the back and his front is under his nose. Very thick and healthy. We started from a super short faded mowhawk. Traditional is always a win.
Growing locs is a natural process it cannot be rushed. It's either ur committed to the journey or ur not😎but I say it worth it! I mean we wait for everything else in our lives to fall into place..so we don't need to be stressin over a natural hair process 😘Blessed 🙏🏾
People instant loc now it don’t even matter at this point lol
After starting my coil locs 5 times I decided to instant loc....life is too stressful for me to be letting hair frustrate me as well. I had to release that brainwash of if it aint hard it aint worth...
I agree!!
He’s juss giving people an idea cuz not everyone wants the full journey.. they might be lonly interested in the hairstyle and Gunther has been through like 3 loc journeys 😆 but I definitely prefer the the full journey
Not that’s serious
Saying "dreadloc" is out of date. Stop calling your locs dreads! Our/Your hair is NOT dreadful. Thank you ❤
Also, practice using less product for less build up. After your locs lock, detox your locs. The second method is cool if thats what you want, but its actually damaging to the hair. Buts it's your journey ...decide what's best for you. ❤
We dont care
@@Wrst.D.Tkl. lmfboooo then keep it to yourself. It's for the people who do care
@@igreykia4270 we dont
@@Wrst.D.Tkl. sad 🤷🏾♀️ bc shes right
😂
The fact that he calls them dread locks is enough for me to skip this video 🥴
I disagree with the time frames you gave. Mine started locking in 2 weeks with no buildup. It definitely depends on the hair. But I make my loc gel so I don't worry about buildup or lint. Either way, the best locs come from trusting the entire process.
That's dope that you created your own gel queen! I am interested in making my own hair products and am intrigued in how you formulated that
You intentionally keep calling them dreadlocks it’s simply locs
It’s called dreadlocks or dada here in westAfrica. Y’all calling it locs disgust me. I dunno who started calling it locs tho.
kinda seems like your speaking on your hair texture more than say like a 3c 4c type which the example your showing now your hair texture im sure it took a while to loc
Don’t use the term “dreadlocks” it’s derogatory. Second- if you have coarser texture hair, you do not need products or tools- just a tight curl pattern. Note: if you are a mixed person with a loose curl pattern or non-black with straight hair, this video is for you. Also if you use a crochet hook, it looks ratty as opposed to twisted- which is the look that straight haired people tend to go for.
This isn’t necessarily true for people with tighter type 4 curls. Type 4 hair typically locs up fairly quickly, even in comb coils. This is more true for looser curls. For both looser and tighter curls, If you want instant locs then the crochet method or the interlock method is definitely the way to go however if you’re not in a rush and you have type 3-4 hair, you can definitely get away with other locking methods like comb coils
Gel is unnecessary. The hair can start locking in 2-3 weeks without all the gel and product. I use castor oil with some water for retwist and it gives a hold as strong as gel because of the castor oil's thickness. I would say if someone wants to go for a gel like consistency, aloe vera plant, tuna plant or maybe even okra gel will do. You can even mix a little oil with aloe vera and it does the job.
I know there are some ppl who prefer the "instant-locs" but for those who want a meaningful loc journey that has substance & a strong foundation, just trust the Process! Having locs is more than a hairstyle or a trend. This path is spiritual & will reveal a lot about who you really are, what you are made of, & what you are here to do.
So don't force it.. Just trust it!
How is it a spiritual journey? I’m curious
its not that deep for everyone
Um I want to get it done but I’m not into the spiritualism world, my husband don’t like weaves and plaits that’s what pushing me to get them done.
It’s fine if you’re not into the spiritual, but if there’s not another reason to get them done I wouldn’t do it. If it’s mainly to address the plait issue you could try two strand twists and see if you like those. If you’ve had them before they sit the same as locks do, you just get to unravel them if you don’t want to wear them anymore. You can also just keep them in and start your loc journey that way. I’d give it a try before locs because the route to remove them is to cut your hair or comb them out (which can take a hot second).
I want to start so bad
With your hair type not with natural 4c hair that naturally has coils
It’s crazy that Im on my 2nd set of dreads, since I been watching you bro. I literally got maintained Hightop dreads the first time cuz of you. I’m on my semi-freeform dreads now and it’ll be 1 year and 3 months next week💪🏽💯
Me too but I'm on 3 no ths
One more day bro 😈
I'm on 6 months and mine is literally halfway locked and some are full locked.
dang man, been growing my hair for 3 years. My hair grows in protective styling and then sheds to the point i lose her when its in a fro, I been through different size fros and currently been rocking tiny two strand twists but idk should i chop it all off and start over?
@@TheKendeHD nope loc it up
Started this way and used a tool to lock mine enough just to wash , usually the best looking dreads come from trusting the process
something i’ve been doing before i start my loc journey is using my shed hair and a crochet needle to make dread extensions for when i finally dread my hair. it’s a great way to see how your hair dreads and what products work
I did that too
Lmao glad I wasn't the only one
i did twisting with gel on 4a short hair and my dreads locked in 4 months. no crochet hooking whatsoever. it just depends on how you take care of your hair.
Was it hard maintaining your sections
@@lil_sharnrd7099 retwist every 1-2 months and you'll be fine. Just make sure you separate your hair every so often
@@TUCK2SHARP oh okay yh cause am gonna get my dreads so and my hair is like 4a or 4b and guntha kind of scared me when he said you really have to make sure you maintain it cause I was gonna leave mine for a while like 3-5😅then get my first retwist
@@lil_sharnrd7099 it wasn't really hard it just took me more time in the morning to get them together but it's not overwhelming at all
@@lil_sharnrd7099 they will lock fast if you was them every 2 weeks or so even if you aren't getting a retwist just wash them through a durag or stocking cap so they don't come loose
It has NEVER taken my hair a year to loc.....I am on my 3rd set, I used the traditional method and it has been only a month and they are already loc'ing......by my fresh first real retwist in March...they will be loc'd
I juststarted my son's and did the coil way and his locked In 3 weeks
😑
My first set actually locked in 3 months when I got them. Now that my hair texture changed and now starting the 2nd set of locs, now my hair is in the budding stage coming into 6 months. So theoretically it depends on the person, diet, genetics etc. 4c is going to lock the fastest because it’s naturally tight coiled
What did your hair texture change to? What was your hair texture before and after
@@hishamomar1119 it went from a 3C to a 2B
@@SkrillaScramz and it changed due to locking ? And which starting method did you use.
@@hishamomar1119 Yes, after I cut off the 1st set to start off fresh. I used comb coil/palm roll method both times
@@SkrillaScramz thank you
I think anyone who wants instant locs isn't ready for this journey.
L take on comb coils
I so wished people would STOP saying DREAD LOCS....There's a big difference between the two. One is a lifestyle and the other is a hairstyle. Much of what you see on people is a hairstyle. And those are called locs, however a dread is ones natural hair that just grows...there's no tools, combs or gels in this process. But a dreadlock is what many European people would call the slave women whose hair was just nappy. So are you still calling them locs or a dreadlock?
Your hair looks so good. It nice and fluffy . I'm also on my lock journey 7 months strong!
I'm definitely up for the entire Journey!! 👑 I started mine myself Dec. 1 with two strand twists. 😁 And there's waterless shampoo for a reason.
I'm a year loced and I started with coils but I researched five years before committing to it and I had a decent amount of length to my hair prior. No relaxer, wore a fro and wigs for about nine years because I enjoyed them. At the end of the day folk have to do what's best for their hair and not rush everything...
That waterless shampoo is garbage on locs
I started mines Dec 7th and some are already coming out especially when using hydrating mist of rose water and castor /tea tree oil to moisturize them. It’s agonizing tbh. I got 1 more comb coil retwist in me then I’m goin the crochet route lol
@@janiquewinfield8599 so how do u wash ur starter locs without unraveling
@@datway2133 u wait 1-2 months.
The process is the fun part! But seriously it really depends on hair type because I’m 3weeks in and already budding.
2:00 I'm a loctician and I let my clients know if I start your locs we're in this together. The consultation is the beginning of locking boot camp. I talk to them about maintenance, the many loc types & what locs are best for their lifestyle, not just "what looks cute". I also don't twist with gel, I use styling foam. No build up, light weight & great hold.
What styling foam do you use ?
They CALLED “LOCs”
NOT DREADS
I been growing my dreadlocs for 12 years now 🤙🏾🤙🏾🙏🏾👍🏾👌🏾😎
It doesn't take a whole year to loc, it will take some time, but not a year and you don't have to keep going to have it re-twisted if you're careful not to disturb the coils as they develop into locs. I started my locs this way, the stylist who did them did instruct me on how to care for them, I didn't have to use a whole lot of product, and I am still wearing the same locs that started out as coils 5- years later. The truth is there are a number of ways to start your locs, no one way predominates the other methods. It really boils down to preference and what you think works best for you. The good thing about the coil method is that you have time to change your mind if in the process you decide that you don't want them anymore. I enjoyed my coils, they have their own unique style that is just as beautiful, so...
I’m about 4 months in and I did this method can I use the crochet needle to lock them up faster?
I think you can but it´s gonna look different, if you started the journey with this method you should probably keep up with it but it´s up to you
brother no if yo do that the world will get closer to the sun and where all gonna get burend alive please dont do this its for the good of man kind
I wouldn’t use a needle if I were you. It’s all about preference tho. A needle makes them too stiff and perfect looking in my opinion
Totally not true at, they would unravel if u washed ur hair with like type 3 hair. If you have type 4 hair after a month you could wash it without it unraveling. I have 4b and it I washed it after a month and a half and it was perfect. I'm now 4 months in and locked without the crochet needle
Video sucks went black when crochet tools was mentioned
Who cares if it takes over a year?? its not a sprint its a marathon, I'm 20 months locd next week, it did unravel at the start but guess what I just re twisted it,
I used to do a video every week on my channel updating my progress as I was that excited, I've chilled out a bit now though!! you get to see your locs form over time, its a beautiful thing, not everyone wants instant locs... I've even stopped retwistin, I'm semi freeform now!!
We need to stop calling them dread locks. Look up the definition of dread. There's a lot of words we use that we shouldn't and we do because that's what we were taught from someone who didn't know any better themselves. Start looks up words you use people. We are deceived and lied to about everything
So i went this route and it was fine. I just went to get my hair done every 3 weeks for a wash and retwist. Then after that i was good. Now i am on an every 8-12 week retwist. I also started on 5 years of natural hair. If i had to do it all over again i would do 2 strand twists to start mine.
Why two strand twists to start ?
@@kayracka3909 it seems to me that the two strand twits looks better at the start. My coils were super frizzy and when it got washed they all pretty much came out.
2 strand twist to me is the best method to start Locs. I started with comb coils but had to restart 6 Locs due to colour damage which was caused by breakage.
My 2 strand twists Locs looks better and stayed together much easier than my comb coils. 😉
You got a black screen in the middle of the video btw
Lmao if you want locs don’t listen to this guy
Hair is hair .. truth be told There's is no wrong or right way to loc hair. As long as you have hair it's going to do its thing naturally.
If you want your dreads to mature faster put your hair is some sort of braids over and over like put them in braids leave for a month and then leave it out for a month after you take the dreads out the braids wet your hair with cold water and shake to get it back to looking full and not skinny AF then next month put them back in braids (KEEP A DURAG OR SCARF ON YOUR HEAD AT ALL TIME TO STOP LINT GETTING TRAPPED IN YOUR HAIR)
There are pros and cons to both, advantage of the comb method is that you can take it out n keep ur length if you just wanted to experiment with locs. Whereas the hook method locks the root of the hair meaning that you have to cut all ur hair off and start again if you change your mind. Personally i started off with 2 strand twists which did keep coming out but when i was certain i wanted the locs which was after around 4-6 months then i got it instantly locked. Up to you!
It all depends on the hair texture. Your locks can actually locked within six weeks. He is going based on his hair texture. Please do your research, your own research before you go listening to other peoples opinions.
Stick with one loctician. Everyone don't work the same. My son has two different loc styles on his hair. Only I now maintain his hair.
I can’t wait to start my journey I’m so excited to rock my locs
I'm 3 months into my starter locs and I still have straight ends, is this normal? And my loctition says that I wash my hair but I don't unless I'm getting a retwist. She said my hair should be matted already.
A year to lock with comb coils, bro? Nah, like a couple of months max. Maybe you are speaking on your texture of hair, but I don't think that's the norm. Sorry, but I think the information you shared in this video is misleading, although you are trying to give good advice.
Just say u have silky hair. The hairtype in the video that you're using is kinky hair and will not have the same journey as you.
I started with comb coils and my hair locked up in 6 months.
For some people they lock up even earlier 😭 so I don’t get why he’s saying like it’s for sure gonna take 6-12months
@@ZtrenchLive I agree. The video is kind of mute since comb coils are one the preferred techniques.
@@ZtrenchLive fr, my first set locked up in like 1-2 months
I'm doing my dread myself with coils method but without a comb, will it work?
I checked out your video, you talked about the coache hook but all I saw was a black screen. No demo so how do you lock with a coache hook or needle???
Coils looks soooo much better than instant locs tho
im trying to start my sons dreads and the lady did the comb coils and they literally started unraveling the next day…. i tried keeping them up but everyday they’d come undone and it’s too much upkeep. now im looking for a different way
🚨Jeez this guy is really going to make me record a video. His information is based off of his texture hair!!!!! I’m pretty sure he is just trying to push his tools man….🙄
Aye I’m second almost third month loced started that method and I’m already almost fully budded. Did coils to start hair length was about 4 inches I actually prefer this method, would love to show you my life and hear feedback. :)
This is cap, I started with these same exact coils and my hair locked up in about 3 months, NOT 1 year like he quoted. It all depends on your individual hair type.
Definitely disagree because it depends on the texture of someone’s hair and everything else. This isn’t a one size fits all and it shouldn’t matter how long it takes for someone’s hair to loc. this isn’t a race, this shit takes patience. And maintaining comb coils isn’t “a lot” Lmao. I’ve had mine for three months with minimal handling aside from palm rolling. That’s it. This video is over complicating things way too much and looking at it one dimensionally.
My friend had comb coils for 3 months and he has a 4b-4c hair type and they locked up pretty fast and it didn’t take him 6-12 months and their looking like full on dreads now
My dreadlocks locked up around 6 to 9 months and they never unraveled after a wash after the 4 month mark. I have 4C hair
Same
I guess it really depends on how well a person manages there hair as well because I took this same route when I started my dreads and they were completely loc'd within 3 weeks. I honestly thought it would have taken longer because I even heard it takes about 4 to 6 months. Imagine my surprise seeing that. But then again my wife did add two other products to the gel as well so maybe that speeded up the lock process or something. Ima have to ask my wife what the products were called and then I'll post on here. Hope it works for everyone else like it did me.
What’s the products she use ?
STOP CLICK BAITING 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
I started my locs myself with coils (I have 3C hair). It’s locd within a month or two. My texture can’t hold two strand twists, they always unravel. When I did my coils, the only product I used was oil. My 3C hair was so curly, I didn’t need any gels, soufflés or butters.
I have a 4a hair type so I'm going to do the twisting method method
In this video he repeated the SAME info 3-4times then video over 🤷🏻♀️
I actually prefer starting off locs twisted . It looks better in my opinion.
Type 4 Hair Two Strand Twist Maybe You Can Probably Get Away With Type 3 It Holds Better The More You Wash Your Hair The Faster It Locks
And everybody hair is different you need to also mention that. Everyone hair is not like yours some may faster then others
can you just gel twist them then crotchet them ? want locs mad curious
They are called locs! NOT DREADLOCKS! You having locs and not knowing the history and calling them dreads is cringey 🙄. Also are you a loctician?
facts wtf he gone do a how to season chicken video next 😂 im tired of these white ppl man
Not gonna lie when I first started dreads I didn’t wash or retwist my hair for at least 6 months and my dreads free formed they was stuck together I was getting them ripped from each other
I almost didn’t click on this video cause you said “dreadlocks” instead of just locs
This is not true for everyone’s hair. My hair locked in 4 months
Who in Simpsonville, south Carolina 👀
Need someone who can do instant locs... the shop wont have any openings tell January 2022. I'm trying to get them done As soon as possible
This why I decided to go with Instant locs I’m 4 months into it and some my hair already looks like it’s starting to mature getting my first Retwist next Friday and gonna try 2 strain twist looking forward to it
I dont know if you know but the screen goes black at like 3:58
No offense but I gotta disagree w your take on coil ....the only way your hair is coming out if you coil is bc you have thin soft hair I have real nice black man hair thick dense and can grow faster than usual I did my homework one the best looking healthy and thick locs look all started from starting off w a coil twist I'm deadass not gon really listen to a half breed yute bout dreads and I'm not dissing lol yall got dreads for fashion where I'm from this a lifestyle change be safe tho my guy I respect the time you put in to gain knowledge and time you put in your vids so don't think I'm dissing I'm just giving my take on your vids
I have a question, im black btw, can you get long dreads with coils. Just by going for multiple retwists and waiting for it to lock up
If you want your locks parted not frizzy I'm going with the comb and the gel idk what you talking about buddy lol
I got some "dread care" a few days ago and silently died in pain but it was worth it. I don't know any other methods than with the crochet hook, interesting tho 🤔
With comb coils IT DEPENDS ON THE HAIR TYPE when it comes with “locking time” it varies broadly on some people’s hair types.
my hair unraveled in comb coils, twists, and braids. I interloc'd most of my head, and instant loc'd the looser curls. It's been 3 weeks, and they're staying together.
@@SkyeID That’s amazing! I been about a month and a half loc’d. Most of the loose ones are budding which are the slicker parts of my hair but the thicker parts are locking pretty well!
I did the comb coils but I locked in within 3 months now I’m locked in locked in by month 7
For some reason the video goes black when you're showing the crochet hook process at 3:56, then it starts back at 4:15.
I’m nine years old and I want dread locks