Sectioning of hair for dreadlocks and extensions

Do you want the perfect dreadlocks look? It all starts with the right sectioning of your hair. In this blog post, we'll guide you to achieve the best results with dreadlocks and extensions.

Step 1: Sectioning the Nape and Sides
To ensure good balance and support for your dreadlocks, the sections at the nape and sides should be about 2-2.5 cm squares. This size provides sufficient support for the weight of your dreadlocks while also ensuring that the hair looks full.

Step 2: Triangular Sections on Top
On the top of the head, it is recommended to make triangular sections of the same size (about 2-2.5 cm). Triangular sections contribute to a more natural fall and volume in the hair, giving a nicer and more harmonious hairstyle.

Step 3: Consider the Parting
Do you want a parting in your hair? A parting can affect how your hair falls and looks. If you want a parting, you should create it in the two front rows closest to the forehead. This allows you to style your hair as you wish and ensures that your dreadlocks fall naturally around your face.

Step 4: Use of DE (Double Ended) Dreadlocks
When you have marked the fields with a gray dot, you know exactly where you can use DE dreadlocks (Double Ended dreadlocks). These marked areas ensure that your DE dreadlocks are placed correctly, giving a consistent and professional look.

Picture of Sections
For a visual guide, see the picture of the recommended sections here. It helps you understand the placement and size of the sections, so you can achieve the best result.

By following these simple steps, you ensure that your dreadlocks are perfectly placed. Whether you are a beginner or have experience with dreadlocks, this guide can help you achieve a beautiful and well-balanced sectioning for your dreadlocks.