you just may be the cutest human on earth

@yaninamiller5711

5 жыл бұрын

If people do this often you are weakening and thinning your dreads at the root,do its important that you don't do it obscessedly or often at all. Trust me I've had mine for about 4 years and I've learned my lesson and spoke to other people that made this same misstake. After all the point of dreads is to be minimalistic and low to no maitenance (except for washing every couple weeks with sulfate free soap or a apple cider vinegar,lemon juice soak etc.

@yaninamiller5711

4 жыл бұрын

@Wolfdizz not really. Over washing will make dreads super frizzy and not as tight. I am currently dealing with the aftermath loll. Tucking in lose hair an frizzy with a crochet hook for the first time as we speak.

You remind me of Merida from brave

You said crochet correctly - crow-shay - and the hook you held up is technically a latch hook which is similar to a crochet hook but does a different type of crafting -- a lot of people call them crochet hooks, though. Back comber is ko-merr, at least in the US.... The "b" in comb / comber is silent and the "o" is a long "o". I love your videos and your accent is the most wonderful thing to listen to! You're one of the people who have helped me feel better about wanting to go on my own dread journey.

You pronounced "crochet" perfectly in this video. Your videos are awesome, I haven't even started dreading my hair yet (doing all my research) and your videos have given me the best look into what I should expect. Thank you for sharing all this info :)

Thank you!!:) I just recently did my own dreadlocks about a month ago, and im dealing with loose hair, and new growth already! This was very helpful:) your so beautiful!!!

I love your dreads, I'm still in the early stages within 6 months. The girl helping with mine kinda just left me stranded but this was a huge help :) thank you!

Wow I've never seen that kind of hook before!!!! I need one. My hair just rips with the one I'm using. I'm sure you read this all the time but I just adore the accent you have. Your voice is so relaxing to me. Heart you. 💗 not creepily lol

I really needed this advice. Thank you so much!!

I made my dreads with a crochet, and it's really helpful for loss hair !

Thank you beautiful now I know I'm doing it the right way My dread lock journey started 3 months ago

I finally understand how to use the hook! Thank you! :)

Great job - from my experience this is a good method that works well on new and mature locs.

Its amazing the differences in texture of hair. If I get new growth or loose hair I use a holding gel or formula and palm roll and or twist to add the new growth to a lock. In no time the new hair will just attach. tfs

Very informative thank you ;) I have had my dreads over 4 years, they were made by back combing and crochet hook. I leave mine a lot of the time to just do their own thing, but about every 6 months or so I like to get a tidy up (maintenance) and the woman that does it uses a crochet hook and it only takes about half an hour. This video has inspired me to give it a go myself next time, so thank you very much.

Your accent is so beautiful!

Your Hair Color is ....so pretty!! I actually think the loose hair is cute, especially how it lays and frame your face.

You are an absolute life saver, thank you so much.

Just the video I needed 💚💚

Yep, awesome video hey!!

Backcumber… So cute

Thanx for the tips!

your method is the same as mine. works well.

Women with dreads are my weakness! 😍

Wow you really are beautiful. Thanks for the dread tips

I have a thing for dreads.. I really like these ones..I seen a dude with really long as dreads and it looked like a trench coat..that's Awesome..

What's a good place to get real hair extensions to make dreads with? And if my hair is really dark brown, almost black, should I get "jet black" or "dark brown" extensions?

love your accent Elise

The thing you didn't know what it was called is called teeth on a comb. You don't need to say back comber but we all know what you mean. Your English is really really good btw so it throws me off sometimes when you're not sure what to call something

i got to ask very fast i am getting my very first dreads tomarow and do you find it hard to get a job with them also you are so very beautiful :) stay true to what you want it is your hair also are you wiccan.

Holy crap your accent is adorable! Sorry my comment is less than on topic or constructive, but for what it's worth, I enjoyed the vid. Cheers!

How do you get so many? Is my head just that freaking small or what

How to fix fuzzy dreads.6 yrs now but now the whole length of my dreads are fuzzy

What’s the name of that loop hook tool for pulling the hair through

U got it correct, it is pronouncex crow-shay

Good video, I don't have dreadlocks but I find this interesting c: You said crochet hook right but just for future reference, that's actually a latch hook, but it isn't a big mistake, I only know because I crochet and I make latch hook carpets c:

Oh! Also, what color are you wearing on your lips? Its stunning! You should do an everyday makeup tutorial:)

Do u have freeform dreadlocks?

Will u loc my new growth to my roots???

you're so adorable

Do you wash your locks ??

that is a latch hook baby. but nice video!

Ur the epitome of cosmic celestial beauty!🤘🏻🔥🥰😍😘🔥

It’s called a latch hook 🥰

Thanks! You are beautiful! I love your accent, where are you from?

@jaybird2616

6 жыл бұрын

Iman Serkin-Ahmed she's from denmark

Man I fucking love your accent! where are you from?

@ieatpowertools

7 жыл бұрын

chloe trancer I agree. And I believe she is from Denmark. So it's Danish

a redhead and a dreadhead nice combo

That is a latch hook not a crochet hook

@locsofsoul3083

7 жыл бұрын

unfortunately A LOT of people called the latch hook a crochet hook. Makes no sense to me.... Maybe if you do crafting.....idk!

😍😍😍😍

You said Crochet right ;)

Legal seus rasta

That is a latch hook

I undid one of my dreadlocks cause I didn’t like them, can I damage my hair if I remake that dread again?

@thatyoutubechannel9953

3 жыл бұрын

Is it still unlocked?

@joannagonzalez8209

3 жыл бұрын

that youtube channel Yes,I brushed them out a month ago. But I want to remake them again 😁 do you think I will damage my hair?

@thatyoutubechannel9953

3 жыл бұрын

@@joannagonzalez8209 So long as you're gentle and you're being sure to moisturize with oils and keeping it clean you'll be fine. I'm guessing from your last name that you have pretty straight hair, so if you really want to section your dreads instead of letting them form on their own then I would suggest the twist and rip method - it knots your hair pretty well and typically doesn't damage it as much as back-combing can. I think it's a lot harder to mess up so long as you're listening to someone who knows what they're doing, otherwise they may be giving you poor directions. I'm pretty sure Gunther The Great has a video on twist and rip, he's a good source for hair info.

@joannagonzalez8209

3 жыл бұрын

@@thatyoutubechannel9953 So I can still remake them even though I lost a lot of hair?

@thatyoutubechannel9953

3 жыл бұрын

@@joannagonzalez8209 yeah for sure, most of the hair you lost is most likely hair that you shed naturally but was trapped in your dreads. It's possible that you were very rough with your dreads and the majority of it wasn't normal shedding, but you don't SEEM like the type of person who would just rip at their hair with no regard for its health lol. It's also possible, but unlikely, that you're balding but I think you would probably know if you were balding

Make a baby dread

i've just made my first video about repairing dreadlocks and it would be super cool if u could take a look and let me know what you think !!

Just get lost in those beautiful eyes of yours so gorgeous

Mine just fall back out... .-.

it's crochet hook fyi

You coulda fooled me

Don’t worry my dreadlocks are a nightmare i just have to fixe them because they will be gone

arent dreads itchy and Pokey on your face? just wondering.

@fuh_q_ou

7 жыл бұрын

nope not at all actually.

@ieatpowertools

7 жыл бұрын

Ami Leopard They're actually pretty soft if you take care of them correctly

Fkn ❤️U!!!😘🤘🔥

thats the hook you dont want to use.....I started my beard dreads or tried. with that hook...its garbage....

She seems ultra unsure. Is she showing us or asking us? It still looks loose at the root... 🤔

this method really weakens dreads. if you do no maintenance, they will loc up by themselves.

video actually starts at 340 yw

Doesn't actually start showing anything until 4 mins in. Lol

man that light in your face way too bright

rip your hair to pieces it's all good... nah its not like that, obvi im not trying to chastise or discourage such a beautiful person from living her life. think we can all agree she spreads a happy aura and is just a doll. the cringe was real! couldn't help iterating a lot of people aren't good at taking directions and can easily go overboard. happy dreading to ALL 🍾

Um,um,um, get on with it. So indecisive, halfway through video and shes still only up to....um,um. By the time she finished umming and umming I'd figured it all out myself. Just get on with it.

Oh goodness stop!! 😣 its such awful advice to give to people because they think it's safe. Long strands lock up then pushing an object in the hairs they have to move or break for it to pass through. Each time causing more damage, those broken pieces shift in the dread sometimes sticking out causing a poking sensation or a frizzy look. Then you think is time for more maintenence when it's just compounding the problem. Time will get you the most healthy strong mature dreads then any human hand can create. Dont want to sound like im chastising you, trying to inform you your hurting your hair!!!!

@EliseBuch

9 жыл бұрын

It's obvious you should be careful, and consider how often you work on your dreads in this way. But to tighten them a little or put loose hair back into a dread once in a while doesn't harm your hair in the long run. As I also mention in the video: I don't do this very often, and when I work on them I still try to be careful and consider how much I harm them.

@L0Lme1324

9 жыл бұрын

I agree. I used a crochet needle long time ago, and first of all, the ends of my locks, that i've used it the most on, are totally loose now. Besides, I have a lot of hairs that sticks out everywhere, because I've used it too much. Then I prefer using rubberbands to make loose hairs stick to the lock, and do the rest on it's own. Oh and before i leave this comment here, I love your videos!

@maryrainbolt-young591

8 жыл бұрын

Just be nice. There's lots of videos to choose from. She's just part of the much much upcoming research people will do. They will choose there journey just like you chose yours. Don't discourage 👍🏻💩😜

@Lydianon

6 жыл бұрын

Amalie Flosshatten I think rubber bands are a bad idea because over time they eat thru your hair. Maybe it was just the ones i used, small brightly coloured, i kept them in indefinitely and eventually they'd ruin the hair.

Yuck.

Just cut them off. Cultural appropriation is embarrassing

@zombie8786

4 жыл бұрын

Naturally if you dont brush your hair (no matter your ethnicity or hair texture) your hair will matt into dreadlocks

I wish people would realize that dreads are apart of somes culture and not a trendy hairstyle. It hurts my to my core to see people with dreads who aren’t supposed to have them.