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Most dreads will lock in about three to six months, but it really depends on the softness of the hair. If the hair is very soft or was previously relaxed, it can take approximately a year or so to lock.
Best Answer: Man his dreads are SWEET :D Part of it depends on how knotted up they are - if they're really tight, then it'll take longer, 'cause the water in the dreads get's less exposure. I can't say how long it'll take for them to dry, but these are my tips: - Only wash hair once or twice a week - the problem with washing too often is that the dreads don't a chance to dry fully between getting soaked again, and so they can go mouldy (sounds gross, is gross, but is also true).