I want yarn dreads but i'm not sure of how long to leave them in because im afraid they may lock up when i retwist my rootsI dont want that so whats the max time to leave them up
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To make yarn dreadlocks, you will need at least one ball of thick wool yarn or roving, a pair of scissors, and a rubber hair elasticYou will also need access to a sink with warm running water and some shampooThe yarn for dreadlocks should be wool or another animal fiber like alpaca; synthetic fibers like acrylic and plant fibers like cotton do not feltAllow about an hour to make a thick set of yarn dreadlocks, not including drying time.
