Does palm rolling damage your dreads in any way

Im not sure about this so im asking for your input. Thanks
updated by @rootsical: 08/21/21 02:20:52AM

it can cause friction dammage yes this is usialy mild unless u are obsessive it can get severe in rare cases but ..palm rolling is totaly opin\tless it does nothing at all worthwhile


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it straightens my hair and unlocks my dreads... i have to say that it does un-flatten them (flat from wearing a hat, i think).

i only palm rolled my dreads the first month about after backcombing, i did experience some breakage of loose hairs but i dont consider this a bad thing cus they like hook into the dread better. A;so the ones that ipalmrolled are the most lockednow.

Palmrolling can cause damage if done too often like any other maintenance method.

Don't do it too much and you'll be alrite.

ive never palm rolled in my life never saw a point to it

any advantage only lasts a few hours anyweay so its completely wasted effort

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it should be and how old are yoir dreads u know thats completely normal for young dreads to not dread to the roots? give em a year leaving em alone and they will..without falling off


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i retract my statement about palmrolling my hair and how my hair reacts to it.palmrolling now does wonders for my new locks. sometimes i do s pinch, roll and twist type of thing with my fingers. it seems to work nicely for thinner locks.

actualy..it does nothing at least nothing worthwhile or permenant anything it appears to do undoes itsel a lil later.. why not just leave em alone its the best thing for em

dont palm roll and u will see it makes ni difference at all

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I palmroll when I'm bored-- it totally makes a difference! I haven't noticed much damage, but I have wicked bad split ends, so my hair's already kinda damaged I guess.....I roll them before putting on new beads too-- feel like it helps me slip them on better.