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Want To Learn How To Make Dreadlocks?Learn how to make dreadlocks with the palm rolling technique.
If so, consider using the palm roll method. I use the latch hook method to tighten my own locks but I groom with palm rolling. Let’s look at the most frequently asked questions about palm rolled dreadlocks and a video showing how it’s done.
The Palm Roll Method - Frequently Asked Questions
Here are the steps on how to make dreadlocks with palm rolling.
Here's a close up picture finished palm rolled dreadlocks.
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The palm roll technique is much better for grooming locks than starting them. The downside of this technique is that it needs the most upkeep. For best results locks should be rolled after every wash. If you’re thinking about getting dreadlocks, you’re better off starting with a method like interlocking, twisting or braiding. Maintain mature locks with a combination of palm rolling and other root tightening methods (like latch hooking) for the best results.
To get the best results with the palm roll your hair should be at least three inches long. Any hair type can be rolled, but if your hair is medium to course curly or kinky textured hair you’ll have longer lasting results.
How To Make Dreadlocks With The Palm Roll Technique
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