Make your own dreads part 1: Wool dreadlocks

[@riverofpurple]

Your hair is awesome. I love the color. You also have a very beautiful voice. I like your way of doing these.

[@bethh2143]

thank you for this video ! I've just made my first wool dreadlocks. I'm so excited lol

[@flgirl250]

Pretty, love the blues

[@Lippers66]

subscribed!!! I liked how you wrapped both sides of the dread on your DE, I do this to better secure my dreads and your the first one that I have seen do this besides myself. I have about 2 to 3 inch hair.

[@Xabia18]

Many thanks, easy to follow for novices like me.

[@tillitseac3774]

lovely, thank you very much. very clear and made it look easy 😉 . I'll have a go and let you know 😊

[@goldensunshine8909]

Omg your hair is awesome

[@RainbowCurveCostuming]

Thank you :)

[@JaneDoe-zg3xo]

very cool very informative :) thank you pretty blue haired lady for the video.

[@RainbowCurveCostuming]

You are very welcome

[@KyrreEleison]

Thank you for this video. It seems easy. And you're beautiful.

[@shantekelly5005]

Yours hair color is beautiful

[@ashleydavis7165]

Would it make it easier to tape down some of the bubble wrap ?

[@jazzzfeztival]

does anyone know how to make them bumpy and textured?

[@tutleymutley]

PS Your video is really clear - thanks.

[@willowravenfeather2078]

Great tutorial! And I love your voice ^-^

[@RainbowCurveCostuming]

Latoia Payne Have fun making some!

[@willowravenfeather2078]

Most definitely^_^

[@rondanielx]

Great 👍👍👍

[@mourningmuffins]

Just use a towel or sushi roller to felt it? So much easier

[@followthemohawk]

what kind of soap should you use

[@amiraisis]

tus videos son geniales, podrias usar subtitulos? gracias

[@triciastreasury]

can you wash your hair normally with these in? good tutorial!

[@ValfreyjaAndTheHarp]

How many grams of wool roving do you buy at a time, and how many dreads would this make? Thanks :)

[@RainbowCurveCostuming]

I am sorry I honestly don't remember :S

[@ValfreyjaAndTheHarp]

No problem! I ended up finding some in a local shop and made some great dreads! Thanks for the awesome tutorial :)

[@RainbowCurveCostuming]

Shay Hinskens you are welcome

[@shawnhollis5065]

how do you know how many ounces to buy?

[@chibikate_]

Fantastic, thank you :-)

[@chibikate_]

Could you possibly add a link to the ebay shop you got the wool from please. Many thanks :-)

[@RainbowCurveCostuming]

Ooh sorry, I had been meaning to do that, but totally forgot - thanks for the reminder I have added it to the infobox.

[@chibikate_]

Cheers Aodhamair :-)

[@katarmstrong1093]

How many grams would you think it would take to make a full head of dreads? So between 40-60 dreads?

[@RainbowCurveCostuming]

I think I used about 60 gram for 6-8 dreads so between 300 and 600 gram, depending on how thick and long you make them of course.

[@overgrownkudzu]

how do you prevent them from pilling and frizz etc?

[@RainbowCurveCostuming]

If the wool is well felted they should not frizz too bad. Let me know how you get on!

[@lisalisious]

does it matter what Micron the wool is?

[@iamrawring]

i would say it doesn't, but the finer the wool the more comfortable it will be

[@CuteMeSizzle]

I bought 600g and I 100% over estimated it 😂

[@tutleymutley]

You can buy both wool and olive soap from Wingham Woolworks. 'World of Wool' is good for merino (and other wool roving too) - check out their 'botany waste' for excellent deals. (no affiliation).

[@misscodegreen]

@aodhamair you are so beautiful and those dreads are cute on you but I think a good idea would be to make them clip ons. Just like the clip in hair you could buy the clips on ebay as well.

[@RainbowCurveCostuming]

I had not though of that but that is an excellent idea.

[@laquishabenit7560]

Wow these people do so much to look like us so complicated looking and time-consuming

[@crackalad6503]

Laquisha Benit When did locs become a Black thing since both the Vikings and Indian gurus are famous for dreadlocks.

[@michelleheidler983]

Yeah.... I don't think the point of this is to look black, lol

[@michelle6643]

Ignorant comment

[@DrKayElaine]

we call them locs now…please drop the “dred” no longer correct term for the industry…