Ways to Grow Dreadlocks - Two Strand Twists

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Two-strands are one of the top choices for those wishing to lock their hair.  They offer ease of maintenance and can be attempted without the aid of a professional stylist.

At least two inches of hair is needed for this technique. Two-strand twists are similar to braiding except two strands of hair are twisted together as opposed to three.

For more information on how to maintain and create two-strands, click the related article below or the Natural Hair Styles.