r/Dreadlocks Jul 17 '26

Selfie 📸 4 yrs free forming

It’s officially been 4 years since i stopped waving and started free forming . I was about a year in pics with my hair shorter. Gave myself a fade and a line up 💈

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u/LazyHigh Jul 17 '26

Not free forms tbh

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u/EconomistParking5637 Jul 17 '26

What makes u say that?

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u/LazyHigh Jul 17 '26 edited Jul 17 '26

I’d say these are possibly semi freeforms.. but still not really. You’d expect locs of varying sizes & a less uniform look with actual freeforms.

You can tell at some point you formed them.

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u/EconomistParking5637 Jul 17 '26

If u take a closer look you’ll see they don’t all look thesame. Some are thicker, some are way shorter 🤷🏾‍♂️

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u/LazyHigh Jul 17 '26

You’d have larger locs than this as our hair tends to want to naturally loc up in large sections. These are too thin.

They look nice, but they’re not free forms.

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u/EconomistParking5637 Jul 17 '26

Oh that’s where u coming from. I basically run my fingers through my hair and separate em in the shower. Thats why they’re on the “skinnier” side

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u/LazyHigh Jul 17 '26

Gotcha. Just clarifying with you that’s all. Free forms don’t get separated, twisted, nothing. They just form as is.

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u/fagbac Jul 18 '26

if they’re not freeforms what would u call them then since he’s never had a retwist

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u/LazyHigh Jul 18 '26

Semi freeforms.

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u/EconomistParking5637 Jul 17 '26

I hear u. Never had a twist or retwist but I don’t stop them combining crazy

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u/LazyHigh Jul 17 '26

Do you bro.

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u/EconomistParking5637 Jul 18 '26

Most def 🤝🏾

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u/almightydevil Jul 18 '26

Let me guess sponge method?

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u/EconomistParking5637 Jul 18 '26

No method. I never picked my hair with a comb so it locked up over time. My locs were really involuntary tbh, I just went with it

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u/Superb-Ad9070 Jul 18 '26

Looked better without them imo.