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definition
A hairstyle worn by Rastafarians and others in which the hair is left to grow into long matted strings.
Examples of dreadlocks in a Sentence
I added dreadlocks and a beard, baggy trousers and boot laces (he was wearing jackboots ).
A benefit to synthetic extensions, however, is that if you want to try dreadlocks or another wacky style without spending as much money, this is a great way to get them.
Dreadlocks are popular hairstyles for many African American men and women.
It 's also spearheaded a culture with its regulars being a mixture of hippies, dreadlocks, scuzz rockers and fanzine writers.
Sporting dreadlocks, fingerless gloves, and loose-fitting orange pants, Dee Jay is a Jamaican kickboxing expert with a dancing twist.
Dreadlocks are created when wet hair and a small amount of natural products are twisted together multiple times until the hair naturally stays in a locked form.
His hair is free of dreadlocks and he definitely doesn't use Elmer's glue to style it.
One of the craziest hair styles a man can do aside from dreadlocks or vibrant, unnatural dye jobs is to shave shapes or images into his hair.
People who dreadlock their hair use a similar curling method to start dreadlocks, but they do not usually use gel.
The look is very comparable to dreadlocks, without the high commitment and maintenance.
It can be pulled back into a ponytail, secured with a sweatband, or styled into cornrows or dreadlocks, but avoid overly tight styles that can damage the hair and promote hair loss.
When dreadlocks are put in the hair it will become matted and the locks will stay in place for a long time.