Any other crazy dread methods out there?
@tristan-robertson
11 years ago
15 posts
updated by @tristan-robertson: 01/13/15 09:50:29PM
@the-barrellady
11 years ago
1,302 posts
Saw a video on You Tube that someone on this site recommended. For African American hair, there is this large sponge that looks like a peanut sponge you would wash your car with it. Well this sponge has tiny holes all over it and it gets rubbed and rubbed all over the head and turns the hair into little coils. I thought that when the guys head was done, he looked like one of the Play Dough toys where you squeeze the dough out and it produces hair on this plastic head. Tiny mini sausages all over his head, looked weird to me and left scalp gaps all over his head. It really strange to see how it was done.
@the-barrellady
11 years ago
1,302 posts
Here is a photo of the sponge, this was from You Tube
updated by @the-barrellady: 02/05/15 10:12:49AM
@soaring-eagle
11 years ago
29,640 posts
the reciprocating rotating multi headed dredlocking machine
it can be used for other things too but it rotates ariubf the hair firing thousands of lil crochet hooks through the dread tearing it to shreads\
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@laura-earle
11 years ago
233 posts
Yeah, someone who was giving me s#$% about my hair at work the other day (happens on a regular basis) recommended "the honey method" to me because my dreads-to-be didn't look right to him. I was like "...the WHAT? I don't want ants in my hair?" I still don't know what it is, haha.
n00dles said:
where i live some of wrong informed people think dreads are made from palm rolling with sugar/honey/beer.i am sure somebody actually did it:D
craaaazy people ants and imagine that deadly poor pillow:D
Laura Earle said:
Yeah, someone who was giving me s#$% about my hair at work the other day (happens on a regular basis) recommended "the honey method" to me because my dreads-to-be didn't look right to him. I was like "...the WHAT? I don't want ants in my hair?" I still don't know what it is, haha.