as long as it takes.
this varies from person to person.
length of hair matters too.
some lock in days, weeks is more typical, or months.
It takes about 5 years to fully lock but it takes around 5 months for them to begin locking.
no that's not accurate
typicaly 2 years to be fully mature
there is no correct answer
going natural it can be weeks months, even over a year in rare cases.
oiliness makes dreads form slower
other methods give the illusion of speeding it up, at the cost of damaging the hair.
but none really speed it up much
wax is said to make them look like dreads faster, but the reality is it slows the dreading alot.
it also makes dreads not last long because they get gross.
patience makes dreads beautiful
It takes about 5 years to fully lock but it takes around 5 months for them to begin locking.
no that's not accurate
typicaly 2 years to be fully mature
there is no correct answer
going natural it can be weeks months, even over a year in rare cases.
oiliness makes dreads form slower
other methods give the illusion of speeding it up, at the cost of damaging the hair.
but none really speed it up much
wax is said to make them look like dreads faster, but the reality is it slows the dreading alot.
it also makes dreads not last long because they get gross.
patience makes dreads beautiful
Dreads take a long time to grow or "sponge." Some of the factors that affect the time from when you decide to dread your hair to when you can wash it daily without them falling out are: type of hair (very thick hair dreads quicker than thin/ straight hair), what products you use (there are different varieties of beeswax, etc that work well in the dreading process), and how often you get your dreads done. even with bi-weekly hair appointments, if your hair is straight and not very thick, it could take about a year for your dreads to sponge. Let me say again, once your dreads have sponged YOU CAN WASH YOUR HAIR DAILY! DREADED HAIR DOES NOT MEAN DIRTY HAIR!
maturity is usually at 2 years about.they are fully locked earlier, but not fully mature.this varies for the individual.
No it won't it wi jus make your dreads and scalp hard as a rock
Newly formed dreads can take anywhere from a few months to a year to fully mature and tighten up, depending on your hair texture and maintenance routine. Regular maintenance, such as palm rolling and crochet hooking, can help speed up the process. Shake-out, or the dreads becoming firm and well-formed, is an ongoing process that can continue for several months as the dreadlocks lock and tighten.
6 months to a year
On eof the key ingrediants is Zinc oxide
Round about 80-90 cm give or take : D
yes, but not the best way.loose braids will lock faster then tight cause they can unravel move and knot up.
Boys can take out their dreads, if the situation requires them to. They can be taken away by shaving or if they are temporary, they can be undone.
You can start dreads by first growing long hair, and then waxing it into small portions.
there is no exact answer, but in general, dreads shrink for the 1st 10 months or so, then begin to grow.once dreads begin to grow they never stop.
naturally dreads are varying in size. this is how they look bestthick dreads tend to dry slow and are harder to care for.thin dreads when very long may be weak.a combo of thin and thick is normal.
It is recommended that your hair be three inches or longer to start making dreads.