That you have to cut your head bald if you don’t want your dreadlocks anymore is a fairy tale. You can, but you don’t have to. You can let your dreadlocks grow out or comb them up. You don’t have to go bald.<\/p>\n\n
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Combing up whole dreadlocks usually doesn’t work after a few years, because the individual hairs have already broken several times along their entire length. But there are other ways. You can let your hair grow out: You just stop crocheting and watch that the hair that grows back doesn’t get matted again. So normal hair grows and after a while you can cut off the dreadlocks about 10 cm to 20 cm and still comb the rest.<\/p>\n\n
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Thus, the new hairstyle chapter can begin with reasonably long normal. The thought of cutting off my dreadlocks hurts at first. Nevertheless, I know that for many people this separation and change is also often associated with a new chapter in life. It has been reported to me several times that cutting off his dreadlocks is something very beautiful.<\/p>\n\n
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Do you regret cutting off your dreadlocks? We can turn you on again!<\/p>\n\n
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