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Dreading Crochet Hook

0.75mm Needle

Perfect For Dreadlocks

  • Handle made from sustainable bamboo

$ 10.95


Product Description

The Dreading Crochet Hook is used to pull loose hair into the dread and will neaten, tighten and smooth the dreadlock. It is also the main tool needed to create natural dreadlocks using the crochet method.

The needle is 0.75mm and the handle is comfortable and made from sustainable bamboo. Being marginally thicker than our 0.6mm hook, this hook is stronger and more durable.

Using the hook for maintenance:
To use the Dreading Hook, hold the dread firmly between your fingers and use the other hand to push the Hook through the dread. Now grab a couple of loose hairs and pull them back into the dread. There's no need to pull the Hook the whole way through, try to just pull it into the middle then push it back out again to grab a couple more hairs. This technique is fairly straight forward and easy to get the hang of so you'll be able to clock up some good speed soon enough. Now as you are pushing it back and forth, keep the fingers which are holding the dread nice and firm and ever so slightly twist the dread back and forth - this just keeps the dread nice and even. As you finish one spot, slowly spin the dread around so you end up working through the entire circumference of the dreadlock.

So when's the best time to use this tool? It's always a good idea to perform maintenance after your dreadlocks have been washed with a residue free Dreadlock Shampoo and you've allowed them to completely dry. This can be done on dreads of any age - in fact you can get started using this tool right after you've created dreads. When you've finished back combing and given them a thorough palm roll follow up with the Dreading Hook working your way slowly and carefully along the length of each dread.

Using the hook to create dreadlocks:

Instructions

Using the hook for maintenance:
To use the Dreading Hook, hold the dread firmly between your fingers and  use the other hand to push the Hook through the dread. Now grab a couple of loose hairs and pull them back into the dread. There's no need to  pull the Hook the whole way through, try to just pull it into the middle then push it back out again to grab a couple more hairs. This technique is fairly straight forward and easy to get the hang of so you'll be  able to clock up some good speed soon enough. Now as you are pushing it  back and forth, keep the fingers which are holding the dread nice and  firm and ever so slightly twist the dread back and forth - this just  keeps the dread nice and even. As you finish one spot, slowly spin the  dread around so you end up working through the entire circumference of  the dreadlock.

So when's the best time to use this tool? It's always a good idea to perform maintenance after your dreadlocks have been washed with a  residue free Dreadlock Shampoo and you've allowed them to completely  dry. This can be done on dreads of any age - in fact you can get started using this tool right after you've created dreads. When you've finished back combing and given them a thorough palm roll follow up with the  Dreading Hook working your way slowly and carefully along the length of  each dread.

Using the hook to create dreadlocks:

More Info

In addition to the Crochet Hook, the Dreading Comb and Dread Dust are must haves when it comes to making dreadlocks. You may also want to consider our Dreadlocks Starter Kit (also available in our eBay store) as it includes all the tools plus the residue free shampoo, Accelerator and Tightening Gel or Wax to get you well on your way.

Returns Information

The Dread Shop is happy to offer a replacement or refund for any unopened items that arrive damaged or defective.

Please initiate a return or refund by contacting us within 7 days of receiving your order and we will then provide you with further instructions.

We require the item to then be returned within 21 days from the date the order was made.

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