Lovenea 12 Inch 40 Strands Afro Kinky Dreadlocks

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Product Description

How to Attach Permanent Dreadlock Extensions

1. Create the dreadlock out of your natural hair. Start by sectioning the hair. Take a section and twist it twice around your finger. Flatten, separate, and pull the two strands to the base (twist and rip). Repeat until the dread is formed. (Do not twist more than twice or the hair won’t bunch in the correct place and the dread won’t form normally. Twice is enough). You can alternatively backcomb your hair.
2. Make sure your extensions are the same width as your natural dreadlocks.
3. Comb the top end of your extension until it’s wispy.
4. Lay the top of the extensions parallel to the middle of your natural dread, or where their widths match.
5. With the crochet hook, pull the extension hair through your natural dread.
6. Secure the ends. Use rubber bands.

Features

• Made to match seamlessly with all afro and curly and afro kinky hair textures.

• These permanent dreadlock extensions can be added to existing locs or attached to natural hair.

• Easy to attach yourself or with help from a professional.

• The hair requires little to no maintenance and are durable.

• These extensions can be dyed and colored.

• Locs can also be cut shorter to accommodate shorter lengths.

• Locs can be sewn or crocheted together to make longer lengths.

FAQ & Crochet Dreadlocks

1. How Many Dreadlock Extensions Do I Need?

It depends on your haircut, how thick your hair is, and the diameter of the dreadlock itself. Here is the average:

• Kinky Afro hair with medium or thick extensions – 40-60 extensions
• Kinky Afro hair with skinny extensions – 80-120 extensions
• Straight hair with medium or thick extensions – 40 extensions
• Straight hair with skinny extensions – 60-70 extensions

2. Can I Dye My Dreadlock Extensions?

It all depends on the type of hair they are made of. There are some types of extensions that are already colored and so heavily processed that they will prove very difficult to dye. However, if they are made of virgin hair, you should have no problem.

3. Can I Wash My Dreadlock Extensions?

You should be able to wash all types of dreadlock extensions but we wold advise to advise your stylist that install them on the best way to clean them without damaging them.

4. Will My Dreadlock Extensions Fall Out?

Unfortunately, loosing dreadlock extensions happens. The most common reason for that is the poor installation method used. Or the fact that they are at the end of their lifespan and are now super weak.

5. Can I Remove My Dreadlock Extensions?

Depending on the installation process, yes, you can remove them. Crochet dreadlock extensions are the most difficult to be removed, especially if the installation has been done well done professionally.

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