Out of all of the Instant dreadlocks tutorials that I have watched, this is the best one. All of your videos are amazing. They very easy to understand and follow. I have had three sets of dreads. I have done each set with a different method. So I have some experience spanning almost 20 years with dreads. And I love your videos. Anybody that is looking for easy videos on instant dreads, this is the guy you want to follow.
@@lebumcames3615 the first set I mistakenly cut off for a job. The second I had 10 years. I left an abusive marriage and started a new life. Hair carries energy and it was fine for a fresh start. After 6 years without them I was ready for my newest set I started in January. There are tons of videos to help you learn to maintain them if you don’t want the wild free form look. I prefer very little maintenance. And if you really want them to look neat and have the money there are tons of locticians.
I've been wanting to do partial dreadlocks starting with maybe 5 at minimum (all over not dreaded under layer like the typical way) and slowly increase the amount till I have a full head. what sections would you suggest I started with? I also have thin straight middle back length hair (knots like crazy) what method would you recommend I tried twist and rip a few year ago and hated it
This is absolutely horrifying to watch. My whole body cringes watching this woman tear another persons hair up. You’re not gonna get the results that you want from this. It’s absolutely a mistake. If you want dreadlocks use a crochet hook. Or freeform those are the only two methods that aren’t going to completely destroy your hair.
It's been refreshing watching videos about getting dreads because I combed mine out and I miss having them. One day I'll get them again and I did it all by myself with me, and Gunther's videos
This video helped so much!! I’ve been very intimidated on starting dreadlocks myself but you made this look like a simple yet patient therapeutic way to start my journey. Thank you ❤❤❤
I have straight hair and did some backcombing to start the knotting then used a crochet needle to shape them, then palm rolled them just to smooth them out.
This is my first time on your channel and I found it very informative. I've started many new locs with the backcomb method, but will definitely be trying the other two as well now that I've seen this video. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you SO much for this. My hair is literally baby fine and I've always had to start with braids and let it loc by neglect. I can't wait to try this!
I might have come here for the dreadlock tutorial, but the breakfast tutorial was hands down the best part. Really great way to make sure you're starting your day with some fresh food!
I locked my straight hair on Jan 18th, using advice from an older video of yours. (crochet) Currently, they DO look like grinch fingers. 😂 I'm waiting until they mature over the next couple months before blunting the ends. However, I'd like to thank you for your advice, Gunther. Without your videos and guidance I'm not sure I would have done it all on my own.
I know this is old but you don't have to wait to blunt the ends just slide a crochet needle down the dread towards the tip and pull the ends up into the dreads , I had blunted tips the first day my dreads were done
Thankyou so much for this! My boyfriend has been wanting me to do his dreads forever but I haven’t done them in awhile so I was nervous! Thanks for the freshin up!
This was super helpful, thanks for doing this! My son has been thinking about dread locking his hair, so this video is perfect. Once it’s dread locked, how do you maintain/care for them and how do you dread lick the roots as they grow out over time?
Ty, always! You and your wife are cuties!! I have the crochet hooks, I’m going to try the 3rd method on my hair, then the 1st to see which one works best! Watching the back comb method, gave me a headache thinking how my mom used to back comb mine in the early 70’s!! 😁 I swear, my mom, Aunt’s & grandmas were the back combing queens!!
Thank you! Definitely found the 1st method easiest as far as watch and learn! Also felt it looked cosmetically better! Will be trying this on my kiddos hair! Thank you again!❤
I've been wanting dreads for years and have tried so many ways to make faux dreads that have just ended up being a pain in the butt so I'm thinking about just finally doing this.
I'm light skin/ but I look way more black. and I was born with very very very very straight hair. and this video made me want to grow out my hair. and this video helped me out so much. Thank you so much.
Thanks so much, Gunther, for sharing your art!!! I wish for dreadlocks and plan to start them one by one on my own. I will let you how successful it went!!!
@@Charlos92 dont wash it as often. And try washing it with baking soda. Get a water bottle and put half baking soda, half water.. it cleans your hair without any chemicals and no weird smell
@@trippdout regardless of the validity of your comment (it's a good one and I might try it myself), I hope you don't actually believe this method is "chemical free"
I love how beautiful they come out with a little love. Im so excited to try my own on myself! I have wanted them for YEARS but Im at the point in life where I have lived and learned a lot (a lot to go God willing) but Im like- why not?! Why hold off. It'll be fun, something I love, and it'll make me happy. So Im going to try it. Life is precious. Go with God my dude and keep teaching, you have no idea how much you're helping with something i and probably many others- thought was this possible.
My bro great video. I have been struggling with what to do with my hair. Some days i want to cut it but it's been 4 years and I haven't even trimmed it. Sometimes i braid, sometimes i have it loose, and sometimes twist braids. I think I'm going to twist lock it then i can twist braid it. It's so much work having long wavy hair. Thanks!
Thank you so much for taking the time to make these informative videos. My 9yr old son has been asking for dreads for a while now but he has thick straight blonde hair so I’ve never really been sure if they would work well. But since watching a few of your videos I feel like I could give it a go. My only question is what do I do with the new regrowth that comes through? Do I just twist and crotchet it too?
So I’ve had my strait hair dreads for almost a year. And I’ve been thinking about restarting them to get better sections and have someone help with the back. But I am a little scared of the hair loss. Would it be fine to go ahead and comb them out and restart?
Thank you for teaching us!!! I made my first dread today! Woot woot!!! I like the first method the best. Could you do a video on crochet hooking. And slowing it down for a moment! Thank you again!!!!
Great video. I think this time round I might try all three methods.When I done my first set over 20 years ago,it was only back coming I knew of and palm rolling,no crochet hooks.They are a total game changer,and I will definitely be using one.
It helps to use a lice comb, and doing one dread on my hair using back combing took the better part of an hour on 1" sections by 6" long and took 3 days not including the crocheting.
I luv ur channel I'm getting my thin undercut white mans hair crochet hooked on monday 4 the 1st time I'm so excited. Keep up the good work dude. Best channel on RUclips...
I had back combed dreadlocks for 3 years. I found that when doing maintenance, the thickness wasn't as easily consistent as with the original dreads so it took quite a bit of stratigic effort to make the width match the length of the lock but it was manageable for sure. If I wasn't patient the roots would turn out thinner. I did find that the back combed locks didn't seem to get frizzy over time, rather the frizz reduced for me along the lock but I would definitely have frizz at the root. It just meant I had to maintain them every 2-3 months to make sure they looked how I liked them since I wasn't a huge fan of frizzy roots. I maintained them with the crochet method only and that was easy enough to maintain. I have straight hair! Great video. Fine tooth comb is definitely worth the investment, metal if you can find one because the plastic ones break and aren't worth the investment if you are maintaining your own.
I love this! I'm going to see if it helps with the making of my faux locks. I can NEVER get them as tight as the ones they sell online. So excited! Thanks man! I'll let you know how it works!!
My hair is about 5-7 inches long and ive been trying to use the twist n rip method and it hasn't really been working for me hopefully it will work once my hair gets a little bit longer
I really appreciate your videos! Currently I am doing locs on my son and this is my first time. I went to cosmetology school many moons ago but they did not mention dreads (which is all they were known by back then), let alone teach methods. If this goes well I may get back into the hair game to be a loc-tician. ;-) Thanks again for the inspiration.
Great videos Ive watched a few over the last few days I have a question... So the last couple years I've got my hair permed, but this time I'm thinking of leaving it grow out and then starting dreads with the methods shown probably the first one.. My hairs still quite short maybe about 7 inches.. do you think this is long enough?should I hold out for it to grow a bit more or would it be ok to start the process now? Cheers!
Also i just wanna say how important your sections are! Just started my dreads for the 3rd time cuz i hated the sections the first 2 times..make sure you redo sections as many times as you need! You dont wanna have to brush the dreads out and restart...its not fun lol
Unlike the more organs parts. I'm not sure at what point in time neatness with dreads became the main focus. However it's a huge issue as to why so many people end up bald, with the obsession of retightening and look neat.
I have stick straight hair and 5 years ago I started my dreads using back combing and crochet and it literally took a full year for them to lock up and the shrinkage was unreal. 3 years later I started longing for my straight hair again but I refused to cut my dreads off. So I used a fork and about 3 bottles of conditioner and 22 hours later I had straight hair again! I was completely surprised that it was down to my butt! My dreads were only a little bit past my shoulders. Now, I’m back to wanting dreads again and I think I’m going to try this method as it seems to help them lock up way quicker.
I’m white with 3A hair and I’m thinking about doing this. I don’t know for sure. I’m so happy that you’re welcoming and open-minded to people like me. Even if I don’t do it I still greatly appreciate people like you who don’t just mindlessly berate people on disagreements.
Today, I'm going to make dreadlocks for the very first time in my life. I hope it doesn't hurt because I've heard that it hurts in the process. But yeah. Thanks, man. I appreciate your video. Let's go.
I have straight hair dreads and I found it most useful to pull at kinda of a slant so you're pulling it towards the root. Just think about taking the hook and sticking it into the dread (twist and rip or back comb dread) then try to get the crochet needle around some hair and pulling it to the other side, but at a slight slant and just pull it towards the root. But you gotta do that kinda fast and then you'll get used to just sitting somewhere and crocheting for hours while watching youtube or sum
omg thank you for the Acai bowl!! I'm slowly going vegetarian and I'm pretty sure that I have diabetes as well but I'm looking for natural foods and going more holistic. Loved your video on instant dreads, so I came here to see if there was something different with the straight hair process. Thanks again!
Hey Gunther I really just wanted tell u how great your content that you put out is and I love watching your videos I’m always waiting for you to post a new video it makes me really happy i’m just really thankful for all the content you put out thank you so much
Gunther: ”super mature” Also gunther: ” you can see loose hair” That loose hair means its not mature yet! Of course no hate or anything but i also want people to have the right information and thats just a misconception! Those are not mature yet, yes it give you a very nice start to the maturing process but still not mature yet..
@@insaynn2994 straight hair? Then crochet, i wouldnt recommend interlocking tho.. if u really want to then go ahead... if u want it to look more natural try towel rub
If you have backcombed dreads there are going to shrink by a lot I have 3C/4A hair and after a month and one retwist my dreads shrinked I did crochet needling and backcombing in my dreads they didn’t shrink tremendously cuz I have a combination of thick and skinny dreads so if you want all your dreads to be thick then I recommend the twist and rip method and follow it up with a crochet needle
I saw a Black person do this on youtube. I was hella confused as to why they would back comb with curly hair when they can just twist and use the crochet needle. But they did have some heat damage their ends was damanged part straight and curly. I've been using the crochet method since 07, I have similar curly hair to yours texture wise. I think my curl pattern is 3c. But some of my hair is just wavy and straight, mostly my sides and around the lower back of my hair. I didn't bother trying to crochet it in with the thicker parts of my hair. I think this will be my last set of locs, I want to keep these ones for life. I usually get bored of my hair after like a year tho. So idk 😂💀
Tru1ne twist and rip only works with certain type of hair Ik this cuz tried doing it once and all it does that it knots up your hair and I tried crocheting it but it still looked the same I have 3C type hair
for all the people watching, you could curl your hair first and then crotchet it, that’s what I did have hair that’s in the 2b’s and c’s I curled my hair in small sections to imitate curly hair and it represented a 3c hair type and then continued to crotchet hook, it’s faster and better than just trying to crotchet straight hair and it retains more length.
Thank you so much! I’m going inpatient soon for an eating disorder and will be on bedrest for a while. Ive wanted dreads for a long time, and now that I’ll have so much downtime.. I have no excuse to not do it
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Out of all of the Instant dreadlocks tutorials that I have watched, this is the best one. All of your videos are amazing. They very easy to understand and follow. I have had three sets of dreads. I have done each set with a different method. So I have some experience spanning almost 20 years with dreads. And I love your videos. Anybody that is looking for easy videos on instant dreads, this is the guy you want to follow.
👏🏽👏🏽
Why 3? Did you just get tired of them 3 seperate times or do they become unmanageable after a while? Thinking about starting my 1st set
@@lebumcames3615 the first set I mistakenly cut off for a job. The second I had 10 years. I left an abusive marriage and started a new life. Hair carries energy and it was fine for a fresh start. After 6 years without them I was ready for my newest set I started in January. There are tons of videos to help you learn to maintain them if you don’t want the wild free form look. I prefer very little maintenance. And if you really want them to look neat and have the money there are tons of locticians.
I've been wanting to do partial dreadlocks starting with maybe 5 at minimum (all over not dreaded under layer like the typical way) and slowly increase the amount till I have a full head. what sections would you suggest I started with? I also have thin straight middle back length hair (knots like crazy) what method would you recommend I tried twist and rip a few year ago and hated it
This is absolutely horrifying to watch. My whole body cringes watching this woman tear another persons hair up. You’re not gonna get the results that you want from this. It’s absolutely a mistake. If you want dreadlocks use a crochet hook. Or freeform those are the only two methods that aren’t going to completely destroy your hair.
You should crotchet hook a guy with straight hair & record videos of his process through week or months . That would be dope
I volunteer as tribute
I volunteer
I volunteer even more
If I didn't already have dreads I'd volunteer lol. He can touch mine up for me xD
Fr Fr
who else has had dreads for a while but still watches gunther's videos on starting dreads
It’s such an amazing feeling to watch other people’s dreadlock videos. 😂
@@esztergal3141 bruh ikr lol
hefty lad i wish😂
Fr
I had dreads, but I combed them out. It's almost been a whole year since I had them and watching these videos really make miss having dreads.
The crochet needle pulling the hairs sounds like ASMR to me
Damn straight
"literally just"
-Gunther, 2020
😂
@@GuntherDaGreat how do i wash my dreads? (Straight hair). Do i wash it like normally or i use more stuff?
It's been refreshing watching videos about getting dreads because I combed mine out and I miss having them. One day I'll get them again and I did it all by myself with me, and Gunther's videos
What method?
This video helped so much!! I’ve been very intimidated on starting dreadlocks myself but you made this look like a simple yet patient therapeutic way to start my journey. Thank you ❤❤❤
Im bald idk why im even watching this 🤷🏽♂️
😂😂😂
no one asked
nun yuh then why you reading
jerry berry no one asked
nun yuh damn you’re an idiot 😂
I have straight hair and did some backcombing to start the knotting then used a crochet needle to shape them, then palm rolled them just to smooth them out.
Your hair is fire
This channel is the most helpful ever, Gunther Da Goat!
Yassss!
You mean great
This is my first time on your channel and I found it very informative. I've started many new locs with the backcomb method, but will definitely be trying the other two as well now that I've seen this video. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you SO much for this. My hair is literally baby fine and I've always had to start with braids and let it loc by neglect. I can't wait to try this!
Hey do you have dreads now ?
@@Benji_UFC No. I've had them in the past. Waiting for my hair to get longer so I can start.
I might have come here for the dreadlock tutorial, but the breakfast tutorial was hands down the best part. Really great way to make sure you're starting your day with some fresh food!
Your voice is almost hypnotic. Thanks for such a detailed and patient explanation.
I locked my straight hair on Jan 18th, using advice from an older video of yours. (crochet) Currently, they DO look like grinch fingers. 😂 I'm waiting until they mature over the next couple months before blunting the ends. However, I'd like to thank you for your advice, Gunther. Without your videos and guidance I'm not sure I would have done it all on my own.
I know this is old but you don't have to wait to blunt the ends just slide a crochet needle down the dread towards the tip and pull the ends up into the dreads , I had blunted tips the first day my dreads were done
Thankyou so much for this! My boyfriend has been wanting me to do his dreads forever but I haven’t done them in awhile so I was nervous! Thanks for the freshin up!
This was super helpful, thanks for doing this! My son has been thinking about dread locking his hair, so this video is perfect. Once it’s dread locked, how do you maintain/care for them and how do you dread lick the roots as they grow out over time?
Your son is rasict
@@No3H whut?
ik this is late but u could retwist with gel, and the hook method where u grab the ends of the dread with a hook and loop it in the new growth
Nah man YOU’RE racist
Dude my dad keeps asking me to dread his hair 😭😭
Ty, always! You and your wife are cuties!! I have the crochet hooks, I’m going to try the 3rd method on my hair, then the 1st to see which one works best! Watching the back comb method, gave me a headache thinking how my mom used to back comb mine in the early 70’s!! 😁 I swear, my mom, Aunt’s & grandmas were the back combing queens!!
Thank you so much for this video. I have my first dreadlock client on Saturday and this helped me extremely
i hope y’all have a good days 💗
Am I the only one who knows that guntha has done this video before
Nah I know bro XD 2 yearsss
2017 or 18 I think
ik too xD
Ya, but the dreads in the old video literally looked like "grinch fingers" 😂
Nah
A grinch finger 🤣… I love the whispy look at the end of the dreads but this had me crackin up 😂
Moral of the story: Crochet is King 👑
Thank you! Definitely found the 1st method easiest as far as watch and learn! Also felt it looked cosmetically better! Will be trying this on my kiddos hair! Thank you again!❤
Man uses his girl as a test subject
Mighty Eagle jeez
that shits real luv😂
Hmmm
Test Subject 14,36S43M lol
Those who do hair together stay together!
This is the best instant dread tutorial I’ve seen so far
I've been wanting dreads for years and have tried so many ways to make faux dreads that have just ended up being a pain in the butt so I'm thinking about just finally doing this.
I'm light skin/ but I look way more black. and I was born with very very very very straight hair. and this video made me want to grow out my hair. and this video helped me out so much. Thank you so much.
Thanks so much, Gunther, for sharing your art!!! I wish for dreadlocks and plan to start them one by one on my own. I will let you how successful it went!!!
did you send up doing it? If so how'd it go?
YOU MAKE IT LOOK SO EASY!
Curly hair actually tends to be drier and usually less dirty/oily than straight hair.
- a trichologist
more like Dreadologist
Yeah I heard a lot of misinfo as well
Any tips for oily hair I got straight hair and I hate it when it gets oily overnight.
@@Charlos92 dont wash it as often. And try washing it with baking soda. Get a water bottle and put half baking soda, half water.. it cleans your hair without any chemicals and no weird smell
@@trippdout regardless of the validity of your comment (it's a good one and I might try it myself), I hope you don't actually believe this method is "chemical free"
Greetings and thanks for this video I am adding hair to my locs and wanted to know if I could use straight extensions. Great job!🙌
Looks like you've got yourself a solid 10/10 there bro!
I love how beautiful they come out with a little love. Im so excited to try my own on myself! I have wanted them for YEARS but Im at the point in life where I have lived and learned a lot (a lot to go God willing) but Im like- why not?! Why hold off. It'll be fun, something I love, and it'll make me happy. So Im going to try it. Life is precious. Go with God my dude and keep teaching, you have no idea how much you're helping with something i and probably many others- thought was this possible.
So I'm getting ready to put dreads in my hair and I'm not sure how to maintain them when they grow out, like how do I continue to lock in at the roots
My bro great video. I have been struggling with what to do with my hair. Some days i want to cut it but it's been 4 years and I haven't even trimmed it. Sometimes i braid, sometimes i have it loose, and sometimes twist braids. I think I'm going to twist lock it then i can twist braid it. It's so much work having long wavy hair. Thanks!
Thank you so much for taking the time to make these informative videos. My 9yr old son has been asking for dreads for a while now but he has thick straight blonde hair so I’ve never really been sure if they would work well. But since watching a few of your videos I feel like I could give it a go. My only question is what do I do with the new regrowth that comes through? Do I just twist and crotchet it too?
You can buy the thing that he uses to poke and poke the loose hair or else you go to a barber
you can also get dread maintenance at any shop that does dreads and they will fix up the roots and then take care of other whispys u get
Back coming with a more hair looks really nice
So I’ve had my strait hair dreads for almost a year. And I’ve been thinking about restarting them to get better sections and have someone help with the back. But I am a little scared of the hair loss. Would it be fine to go ahead and comb them out and restart?
rian borntrager yes I did it two weeks ago and came out fine!
Thank you for teaching us!!! I made my first dread today! Woot woot!!! I like the first method the best. Could you do a video on crochet hooking. And slowing it down for a moment! Thank you again!!!!
😮😮😮OHHHH THAT INTROOOOO🔥🔥🔥
Great video.
I think this time round I might try all three methods.When I done my first set over 20 years ago,it was only back coming I knew of and palm rolling,no crochet hooks.They are a total game changer,and I will definitely be using one.
It helps to use a lice comb, and doing one dread on my hair using back combing took the better part of an hour on 1" sections by 6" long and took 3 days not including the crocheting.
I luv ur channel I'm getting my thin undercut white mans hair crochet hooked on monday 4 the 1st time I'm so excited. Keep up the good work dude. Best channel on RUclips...
Açaí is a brazilian food. Super good! Enjoy this fruit. Um salve do Brasil!
Twist and rip I'd say and it looks fire
Thank you so much for this video! Learned soooo much! Im soo appreciative!
I had back combed dreadlocks for 3 years. I found that when doing maintenance, the thickness wasn't as easily consistent as with the original dreads so it took quite a bit of stratigic effort to make the width match the length of the lock but it was manageable for sure. If I wasn't patient the roots would turn out thinner. I did find that the back combed locks didn't seem to get frizzy over time, rather the frizz reduced for me along the lock but I would definitely have frizz at the root. It just meant I had to maintain them every 2-3 months to make sure they looked how I liked them since I wasn't a huge fan of frizzy roots. I maintained them with the crochet method only and that was easy enough to maintain. I have straight hair! Great video. Fine tooth comb is definitely worth the investment, metal if you can find one because the plastic ones break and aren't worth the investment if you are maintaining your own.
I wish I did twist and rip but I still love my dreads and don’t plan on getting rid of them any time soon
What did you do?
@@SytherTriton4 towel rub and palm rolling and crocheting
I love this! I'm going to see if it helps with the making of my faux locks. I can NEVER get them as tight as the ones they sell online. So excited! Thanks man! I'll let you know how it works!!
My hair is about 5-7 inches long and ive been trying to use the twist n rip method and it hasn't really been working for me hopefully it will work once my hair gets a little bit longer
Yo I loved this intro man should definitely bring this one back
I was skimming through the video and I saw the smoothie and for some reason I expected that to be the method to making instant dreads
Thank you SO much for showing this video, the best and knowledgeable by far.
The intro is fye hands down
I really appreciate your videos! Currently I am doing locs on my son and this is my first time. I went to cosmetology school many moons ago but they did not mention dreads (which is all they were known by back then), let alone teach methods. If this goes well I may get back into the hair game to be a loc-tician. ;-) Thanks again for the inspiration.
Great videos Ive watched a few over the last few days I have a question...
So the last couple years I've got my hair permed, but this time I'm thinking of leaving it grow out and then starting dreads with the methods shown probably the first one..
My hairs still quite short maybe about 7 inches.. do you think this is long enough?should I hold out for it to grow a bit more or would it be ok to start the process now?
Cheers!
I’m gunna save this, I’m gunna try and grow my hair out in 2021 and try to get dreadlocks
Did anyone else just listen to him but secretly be watching her watch baking videos?
LMAOOOO YESS😭😭😭
My first time on your channel. I've been wanting to do something different with my straight hair. Now i know want i want. Thank you.
She looks so over it
over what
Handsome With The Handgun bro I’m surprised she lets him do dis
Owu_matt ! That’s what she said
Thanks for telling us how to blunt the ends
Also i just wanna say how important your sections are! Just started my dreads for the 3rd time cuz i hated the sections the first 2 times..make sure you redo sections as many times as you need! You dont wanna have to brush the dreads out and restart...its not fun lol
Unlike the more organs parts. I'm not sure at what point in time neatness with dreads became the main focus. However it's a huge issue as to why so many people end up bald, with the obsession of retightening and look neat.
Thanks for teaching me that last method twist & crochet!!!
My hair is about 4,5 inches long. When is a good time for my to start?
Do you have them now if you don't now is a good time to get them they'll be like 8 inches by now
I have stick straight hair and 5 years ago I started my dreads using back combing and crochet and it literally took a full year for them to lock up and the shrinkage was unreal. 3 years later I started longing for my straight hair again but I refused to cut my dreads off. So I used a fork and about 3 bottles of conditioner and 22 hours later I had straight hair again! I was completely surprised that it was down to my butt! My dreads were only a little bit past my shoulders. Now, I’m back to wanting dreads again and I think I’m going to try this method as it seems to help them lock up way quicker.
i like the fact that she was watching a cooking video during the process
I’m white with 3A hair and I’m thinking about doing this. I don’t know for sure. I’m so happy that you’re welcoming and open-minded to people like me. Even if I don’t do it I still greatly appreciate people like you who don’t just mindlessly berate people on disagreements.
Damn bro she's gorgeous. Lucky man! Good looking out on the tips and tricks
Today, I'm going to make dreadlocks for the very first time in my life. I hope it doesn't hurt because I've heard that it hurts in the process. But yeah. Thanks, man. I appreciate your video. Let's go.
Ay gunther, can u teach my how to use the crochet needle?
INSOMNIAK just in and out
Just in and out but do it slow and if you hear a ripping noise thats bad
I have straight hair dreads and I found it most useful to pull at kinda of a slant so you're pulling it towards the root. Just think about taking the hook and sticking it into the dread (twist and rip or back comb dread) then try to get the crochet needle around some hair and pulling it to the other side, but at a slight slant and just pull it towards the root. But you gotta do that kinda fast and then you'll get used to just sitting somewhere and crocheting for hours while watching youtube or sum
Lil Lime nah bruh if you do it too fast itll rip your hair
@@somanyquestions3113 I meant like faster as in the steps
Started my dreadlock journey ✌️
Who else did it on their own?
Loo
omg thank you for the Acai bowl!! I'm slowly going vegetarian and I'm pretty sure that I have diabetes as well but I'm looking for natural foods and going more holistic. Loved your video on instant dreads, so I came here to see if there was something different with the straight hair process. Thanks again!
I dont have straight hair so ima dip💨
Thy third method is more convenient (crochet hooking)✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽🔥🔥🔥 works even for beginners I think and easy
i feel like ive seen this video like five different times already
You guys just ate this dessert man. 🤣. Good job guys
i swear this man just remakes every old video he has every few months
Hey Gunther I really just wanted tell u how great your content that you put out is and I love watching your videos I’m always waiting for you to post a new video it makes me really happy i’m just really thankful for all the content you put out thank you so much
Gunther: ”super mature”
Also gunther: ” you can see loose hair”
That loose hair means its not mature yet! Of course no hate or anything but i also want people to have the right information and thats just a misconception! Those are not mature yet, yes it give you a very nice start to the maturing process but still not mature yet..
Deejay Dynamic you hurt😭
isaiah harper what? Lol
Huh?????????
lmao
Thanks bro I'm excited to get started on mine. I like first one better because of the how it looks and it looks quicker.
me:
**cries in straight hair and can’t do my own hair**
why not i did my own hair i have like 3 inches
@@vuks-fj7fl HOW i cant even do a bun
@@debbieboeckhout8972 wym?
@@vuks-fj7fl which method is the best? I currently have 4 inches and I’m tryna start up some dreads soon
@@insaynn2994 straight hair? Then crochet, i wouldnt recommend interlocking tho.. if u really want to then go ahead... if u want it to look more natural try towel rub
If you have backcombed dreads there are going to shrink by a lot I have 3C/4A hair and after a month and one retwist my dreads shrinked I did crochet needling and backcombing in my dreads they didn’t shrink tremendously cuz I have a combination of thick and skinny dreads so if you want all your dreads to be thick then I recommend the twist and rip method and follow it up with a crochet needle
I saw a Black person do this on youtube. I was hella confused as to why they would back comb with curly hair when they can just twist and use the crochet needle. But they did have some heat damage their ends was damanged part straight and curly.
I've been using the crochet method since 07, I have similar curly hair to yours texture wise. I think my curl pattern is 3c. But some of my hair is just wavy and straight, mostly my sides and around the lower back of my hair. I didn't bother trying to crochet it in with the thicker parts of my hair. I think this will be my last set of locs, I want to keep these ones for life. I usually get bored of my hair after like a year tho. So idk 😂💀
Tru1ne twist and rip only works with certain type of hair Ik this cuz tried doing it once and all it does that it knots up your hair and I tried crocheting it but it still looked the same I have 3C type hair
Great video! So informative,l. Thanks you. "Look like a grinch finger" absolutely slayed me 😂
I wonder how these age...
TP locks TP💪
for all the people watching, you could curl your hair first and then crotchet it, that’s what I did have hair that’s in the 2b’s and c’s I curled my hair in small sections to imitate curly hair and it represented a 3c hair type and then continued to crotchet hook, it’s faster and better than just trying to crotchet straight hair and it retains more length.
My hair went down past my chin and doing the crochet took 14 hours, and it was painful. 😖
14 ? bro you sure you did it right ...
seppuku fr💀💀
14 hours dang I would hope they came out good
Thank you I'm licensed and your video is the best one I have seen keep it up you taught me a easier way to dread I like twist and rip thanks mj
3:20 is what yall guys looking for.
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Not all superheroes wear capes.
Thanks for a great video on how to dread locks your straight hair
This intro was so icy
This may be a stupid question but when do you remove the little rubber bands?
Don’t do this your hair will not go back to normal or straight your ripping your hair and getting split ins
He is destroying your hair
U fr?
Vouch?
Great video...I'm excited for my loc journey
I didn't know it was that easy to do wow man cool ,I'm hitting 50 and thinking of doing this to my hair Thanks buddy for the class informed 👍
Best intro so far
Thank you for the video! Great job- I’m gonna do this and create a video on my channel...
Thank you so much! I’m going inpatient soon for an eating disorder and will be on bedrest for a while. Ive wanted dreads for a long time, and now that I’ll have so much downtime.. I have no excuse to not do it