Did you cut off your dreads and regret it? We may be able to turn your cut dreadlocks back on! However, there are a few factors that have a decisive influence on this success. <\/p>\n\n
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One is to cut off your dreadlocks, the other is to throw away your cut dreadlocks. If you’ve already gotten rid of your old dreadlocks, there’s only one thing to do: you’ll have to wait until the hair is back. If you’ve been saving them, we can put your cut dreadlocks back on. But the quality of the cut dreads also plays a decisive role. This does not work equally well with all hair because hair dries out extremely after cutting. You will have to endure a little more. Not that they crumble when crocheting through. The cut dreads need a certain length so that it works to make them seamless again.<\/p>\n\n
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If you’ve been keeping your dreadlocks, we can help. Keep your dreads in a cool and dry place. Grow your hair to at least 20 to 25 inches and come on over. Then we can make dreadlocks out of your own hair again and crochet your old dreads to it. This procedure is very time consuming and we do it with a lot of care. But it is possible!<\/p>\n\n
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Personally, I have a two month blackout period to cut off my dreadlocks: the day I decide to cut off my dreadlocks, I have to wait two months. Then, if I still think I’ve had enough of my dreadlocks, I cut them! Many people cut their dreads on a whim and regret it after. Therefore, be aware: dreadlocks are cut off within seconds. For it to be back, you have to wait three years! So think very carefully if you want to cut your hair.<\/p>\n\n
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