wraps?

wrap it loosely and jus see what happens after about a month i would say it'll prolly help at least some. definatly wont hurt though. dreadyEm said:

i have this one puffy loopy dread, do you think it would help calm it down to wrap it? or would that just hinder the locking process and make it take longer?

updated by @anthony-williams: 07/23/15 06:40:06PM

I dont think it would hinder the locking? but why not try it!thanx for posting that diagram! never did figure out how to do the wrapping-but it looks fairly simple-i threaded some rainbow hand dyed sheep wool into my dreads a coupla years back as my dreads were shrinking and going very squiggly from swimming everyday but they ended getting dreaded in in a very bunched up way and loosing colour....oh well is all part of it(the wool has memories so it stays!)

ok thanks! i think i'll try it anthony williams said:

wrap it loosely and jus see what happens after about a month i would say it'll prolly help at least some. definatly wont hurt though.

dreadyEm said:

i have this one puffy loopy dread, do you think it would help calm it down to wrap it? or would that just hinder the locking process and make it take longer?

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Yay for the diagram!!! Thank you!! ~*~

Can you wash the wraps? I mean, will they get icky or anything? And what is the best material to use to wrap them?

wrapping helps alot i leave mine in for about 4 days make sure it gets wet and dried a couplr times i wrap it kinda tight not to tight though and when i undo it the loops are gone and its roundd i just figured this out and i luv it