Black men, keep in mind that excess tension and continuous tension will take your hair out. Excess maintenance or extreme retwists of locs will take your hair out. Going to people who braid your hair so tightly that you end up with soreness will take your hair out. I beg to differ on locs. If you want a fresh look, locs are simply nto the style because of the excessive maintenance issue. They will get frizzy, they will have flyaways. These are usually not captured on camera or simply get edited out by filters, so people end up finding out the hard way that there's generally a lot of frizz associated with locs. For some people, newgrowth will grow into each loc, but with many, newgrowth will just do whatever it wants and cross over into other locs. It's definitely a great hairstyle that is highly individualistic, but I just want you to be aware that it can get a little crazier than you anticipate. Especially those who are very used to having fresh do's have a rude awakening once they get locked because it's a complete 180 from what they wanted. Do not get locs if you want your hair to be under complete control at most times!
hi man i need u help because i dont know my type of head and my forehead its to big and my fringe is bent, I mean one side is higher than the other and I don't know what to do. bro i got negative rizz i need ur help
I got either 3 c,4a, or 4b hair(hard to tell based on pictures alone) Is it possible for me to rock something like an old school bushy mullet hockey players used to rock if I grow my hair out enough?(I know I have Jheri curls at least)
If ur looking for short curls then leave it but if u want waves then ur gonna want around 1.5 inches of hair if ur hair is 4a+ and around 2.5 inches of hair if its 3b or 3c
Freeform dreads are when you do nothing and allow your hair to naturally tangle and form dread locks and if you use a sponge or towel or those other things it wont be free form anymore and it mught not have the shape and variety of freeform also some of the pictures e showed for free form were not freeform dreadlocks