Synthetic Dreads Braided Dreadlocks

Welcome to my world of synthetic dreadlocks!

I work with synthetic dreadlocks in several different ways, which way is best for you depends entirely on what type of style you want on your synthetic dreads.

I make both pre made dreadlocks such as single ended dreads and double ended dreadlocks that can be braided with different methods, you can choose what type of texture the dreads should have and what colors and how you want the end to be on the dreads such as text dreadlocks with loose tops which are also called Mermaid dreadlocks.

You can both order synthetic dreadlocks from me and have them inserted by me or you can order synthetic dreadlocks and have them sent to your home (if you choose to have them home-sewn, you can get instructional videos on how to insert them yourself).

If you choose pre made synthetic dreadlocks, I would like you to email me at [email protected] with inspiration pictures of how you want them to look and then we will do a video consultation where we talk through it all, so that I can create your set of synthetic dreadlocks that you have always dreamed of.

Book a consultation here: https://calendly.com/sereneflow/zoom-konsultation-video?back=1

When it comes to inserting both double ended and single ended dreadlocks, I offer several different braiding methods to braid your synthetic dreadlocks, which method is used depends on the type of hair you have and I adapt the methods so that it looks as nice as possible to your hair.

Synthetic dreads with pinch braids made directly on your hair:

How is it done?

I start by mixing the color shades needed to match your hair (you can also choose color effects).

I take some of your own hair and some extensions and braid an approximately 2 cm long braid, which is then attached with a synthetic fiber thread. This braid does not damage your own hair.

The synthetic hair is then tousled up and shaped into a dreadlock using my "steamer" that produces hot water steam.

Your own hair hangs loosely alongside the synthetic dreads.

Do you have to do your entire hair with synthetic dreads?

You can either do a whole head of dreads so that it looks like all of your own hair is dreaded or you can just add a few single dreads that fill out your own hair, or as color effects.

How long do synthetic dreads last?

In order for your hair to look nice and not be damaged, you have to take out the synthetic dreads or re-insert them after about 3 months because you get growth during this time and even if you don't comb out this growth for a few months, the hair will start to re-dread itself.

The synthetic dreads that I make are of high quality and last a long time, you can have them in your hair for up to two years.

But you should re-insert them every three months.

How do I take care of my synthetic dreads?

Wash your hair with a silicone-free shampoo 1-2 times a week, when your hair is damp you can run your fingers through your hair to make sure that your own hair doesn't tangle between the dreads.

Once a day you can spray conditioner spray on your synthetic dreads to keep your own hair feeling good and to keep the dreads looking nice for a long time.

It's not that difficult to take care of synthetic dreads.

Can you make dreadlocks and send them to me?

Yes, I offer a range of different types of synthetic dreadlocks, they are customized to what you want. Please email me for a price list and how long it takes to make them. Please note that I spend time in both Sweden and France and am on the move, so I don't always ship things from Sweden, but the dreads may be shipped from where I am.

If you would like to place an order, please email me at [email protected] with what you would like and I will get back to you with a price estimate.

I always use high quality synthetic hair and I always deep clean the hair before I start working with the hair so that my clients do not risk having an allergic reaction to the hair.