Wash your uninstalled dreads with soap in warm water by hand. So that your dreads stay long-lasting, please keep some care instructions. I make my dreads with wet felting technique. I use high quality extra fine merino wool for dreads and cotton yarn for decoration. Wool's and yarn's dyeing complies are 100% toxic-free, they are OEKO-TEX certified products. I can guarantee all wool are mulesing free /cruelty free/ You can achieve realistic looking dreadlocks when you wear them. They are light, comfortable and easy to install. Red orange green copper multicolor single ended / double ended dreadlock set. Here is a small one for a size comparison.Wool dreads 'Leaves' Ready To Ship 50 double ended red burgundy orange dreadlock extensions

I seemed to get water all over the place with all the palm rolling… oh well.

I also rolled them on my lap after dipping them one more time in the soapy water. Here are three finished dreads, one that is 1/2 the roving, and the other two are 1/4. Also, rewetting and rolling again seemed to get them tighter. I found that pulling the hair out before rolling it worked well. I still don’t know if I am going to leave any bangs.Īfter soaking it in a bowl of hot soapy water (I used a ancient bar of Dial and shaved some off with a potato pealer) I started felting. I think that 70 DE dreads should be enough to fill up my head. I have already pre cut most of them (probably all of them). It should be a fun experiment!Īnyway, here are some of my photos…I am going to try and document the whole thing. I am also going to experiment on a few dreads with needle felting designs on them. I was thinking of dying a few red to mix in there too. I will eventually dye them brown to (hopefully) match my hair. I am going to make the majority of them skinny (about 1/4 of roving width I got) with some larger ones (1/2 of the roving width) so there is some variety. They are going to be roughly 17 inch double ended dreads, so about 8.5 inch dreads once they are installed. I thought this time I would try short little dreads to see how that looked. The last extensions I had were pretty long for my tastes (32 inch double ended dreads, so 16 inches once they are folded over). I haven’t ever made dreads before, either synthetic or wool, but I love the way dreads look. Here is the start of my felted roving dread adventure.

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