Yarn Locs Tutorial Maintenance Pros Cons

Yarn Locs Tutorial Maintenance Pros Cons Hey loves💛welcome back to my channel!!! today i will be showing you guys how i install my yarn loc, take them down & also giving you guys the pros and cons. Making the dreads. dip the wool in hot water and, when cool enough, roll the length of wool between your hands to make a dreadlock. the dreads will come together naturally. as you work, try to keep the size of the locs consistent in size and length. lay them out on towels and allow them to dry thoroughly.

Yarn Locs Tutorial Maintenance Pros Cons Crochet the hair: using a small crochet hook, insert the hook into each section of hair, about a quarter inch from the scalp. pull a few strands of hair through the hook, and then carefully pull the hook back through the section. repeat this process down the length of the dreadlock to create a tight, cylindrical shape. Understanding the process, considering the pros and cons, and following proper maintenance techniques are key to enjoying healthy and vibrant crochet dreadlocks. whether you're getting crochet dreadlocks or simply curious about the technique, use this comprehensive guide to make informed decisions and embrace the journey of having beautiful dreadlocks. It took me at least an hour to prepare the yarn before i started wrapping. i used 6 strings to braid my hair and then 6 strings to wrap. i’ll probably use less for the braids next time though. then i just tied the ends multiple times and burned them. i installed this hairstyle because i have been thinking about locing my hair and i like the look. Here is the detailed tutorial: define the desired length of dreads, double it and cut the yarn into several dozens of equal pieces. take 2 5 pieces of yarn into one hand, the same number into the other hand (the more pieces the thicker the loc). link them together like a chain (it is also called the ‘t shape’).

Yarn Locs Tutorial Maintenance Pros Cons It took me at least an hour to prepare the yarn before i started wrapping. i used 6 strings to braid my hair and then 6 strings to wrap. i’ll probably use less for the braids next time though. then i just tied the ends multiple times and burned them. i installed this hairstyle because i have been thinking about locing my hair and i like the look. Here is the detailed tutorial: define the desired length of dreads, double it and cut the yarn into several dozens of equal pieces. take 2 5 pieces of yarn into one hand, the same number into the other hand (the more pieces the thicker the loc). link them together like a chain (it is also called the ‘t shape’). Attach the yarn and braid. place the yarn at the base of that section (from the previous step) of your natural hair. using your natural hair as one of the three braiding sections, begin to braid the yarn and your natural hair down to the ends. repeat. repeat the above steps for the rest of your head. Consider starting by using a crochet hook of 1 mm or smaller. begin crocheting by pushing the crochet hook halfway in the locs that need maintenance. angle the hook such that when you pull it back into the locs, it will hold the loose hair. continue to stroke your hair in and out until the loc is compact. do hold your hair as you crochet, then.