About Anna & Ariel Curl

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This hair is a high heat tolerant, high quality, pre-curled synthetic hair that is very soft and brushable!! This means that you have 2 options; keep them Brushable, soft and flowy OR let them become curly/wavy locks! 

About these dreads:- They are washable & Reusable.- They are heat resistant meaning that you can use hot tools on them (though you won’t need to on these as the curls in this set, are constant!)- You braid them into your natural hair and leave them for up to 6 weeks at a time. (not recommended to exceed 6 weeks)- You can swim and do regular activities in them

This pre-curled hair is the LIGHTEST. If weight has been an issue with outher styles of locs, we hightly recommend these!

These dreads are available in both Single Ended or Double Ended & with either a 6" braided section or a 6" crocheted section. (Select option when adding to cart)

-For single ended extensions, they are made with a loop at the top & the bradied/crocheted is the first 6" on the locs, unless you specify in the notes to make it shorter/longer.-For double ended extenstions, the braided/crocheted section is on only one side of the loc where it bends. 

CARE: BRUSHABLE Option: - To keep them brushable and neat looking, this will require higher maintenance than your typical dreadlock. - The first few days after braiding them in, do not do high and thick hairstyles. This can cause irritation to your scalp.- To keep curls as neat as possible, separate strands from each other at least times every day. Moisten your hands (you can use a synthetic wig spry or water) and seperate the extensions so they do not start sticking and attaching to neighboring extensions. - Never pull on knots. This is delicate hair fiber so you don't want to aggressively comb it out. With your fingers, try to delicately detangle, then comb/brush slowly. (Cut out any single fibers if you cannot detangle it, do not pull it)- One by one, with a regular, plastic comb, gently comb your extensions SEPARATELY starting from the bottom and working your way up, while holding at the top with the other hand, where the loose hair begins.- During shampooing, concentrate on the scalp (we recommend gently using a scalp scrubber) then only allow shampoo to run down loose synthetic hair, do not scrub it around like you would your natural hair as this will create knots. Rinse all hair with water. No Conditioner.- Gently towel dry them by blotting/patting. Don’t rub the hair together between the towel. The hair is synthetic and will dry faster than your natural hair. - If you want to dry your hair roots with a hair dryer, use the cool mode ONLY- It is recommended to put the curls in two braids to sleep and in a satin sleeping cap, to avoid knots.

*NOTE: If you opt to brush the Ariel Curl, it tends to turn into more of a spiral. Which comes out absolutely STUNNING!!

CURLY/WAVY DREADLOCKS: Do not brush, ever!!- When first installed, the extensions look like loose hair, after 2-3 weeks they will take on the appearance of soft curly dreadlocks and will no longer change their shape. After the dreadlocks are formed, they will serve you for a very long time. - The first few days after braiding do not do high and thick hairstyles. This can cause irritation to your scalp. - To keep curls as long as possible, separate strands from each other once every 1-3 days, this is necessary for the natural formation of curly dreadlocks. Do not use a comb! You want them to individually freeform the hair into locs. - If a curl is caught in the neighboring curl and it is impossible to separate it by hand, carefully trim this bridge between them with scissors. -  During shampooing, concentrate on the scalp and then allow the soap to run down locs. Rinse all the hair with plenty of water. No conditioner needed. - Wrap them in a towel (without lowering your head) and place the towel on your shoulder so that wet dreadlocks do not weigh down your hair. - If you want to dry your hair roots with a hair dryer, use the cold mode of the hair dryer.- It is recommended to gather the curls at night in a loose braid or in a satin sleeping cap to avoid over frizz.