Resealing Synthetic Dreadfalls

 If you wear synthetic dreadfalls, you may notice that, from time to time, they will start to unravel and become giant balls of fluff, rather than the sleek, stylin' falls that they once were.

In this Instructable I will endeavour to instruct you upon one method of resealing said dreadfalls to bring them back to their pristine condition.

To learn more about this process follow me onwards into the depths of this Instructables, for which this website, Instructables, has so kindly allowed space upon their server.

Step 1 Preparation and Requirements

 To begin, you must have synthetic dreadfalls, or else this entire process will be for naught. 

I assume that you do have dreadfalls, and that is why you have followed me into the depths of this Instructable.

You will also require, for this method of resealing, the following :

- A bowl of water
- A small towel
- Something to tie the dreadfalls to whilst you reseal them (here I have used a piece of ribbon
- A hair straightener
- Time (in this case, Hammertime)
- Somewhere to lay the dreadfalls out before you reseal them (in this case, my bed)
- Somewhere to lay the dreadfalls out after you have resealed them (also my bed)

Other optional extras you might want to consider are :

- Something to thread you synthetic dreads on to, in order to turn them into falls (I have used cordage from a set of Venetian blinds)
- Something to assist you in threading your choice of threading material through the ends of your dreads (I have used a bendy drinking straw)
- Cybergothic styles
- Pity (as used by Mr. T)
- A camera, if you want to make your own Instructable