Jason Momoa Dreadlocks Hairstyles For Mens
Jason Momoa was born in Honolulu, HI August 1, 1979. He grew up in Iowa, where he was raised by his mother. In 1999, he returned to Honolulu and was "discovered" by international clothing designer, Takeo. This launched a successful modeling career that led to acting.
Jason is probably best known for his portrayal of the elite fighter, Ronon Dex on SyFy's series Stargate Atlantis. Prior to this role, he also starred in Baywatch Hawaii as lifeguard Jason Iaone.
Jason is probably best known for his portrayal of the elite fighter, Ronon Dex on SyFy's series Stargate Atlantis. Prior to this role, he also starred in Baywatch Hawaii as lifeguard Jason Iaone.
Jason 'Iaone' Momoa dreadlocked surfer hairstyle
Ronon Dex dreadlocks
The hairstyle worn by Jason's character, Ronon Dex is a very thick set of dreadlocks. While this style looks good on him, the weight of it became a problem. At over 6. 5 pounds, his hair was causing him to suffer severe headaches and in at least one instance, caused him to suffer whiplash while filming a martial arts scene for the program. He decided to have them cut off during the off season between season's 4 and 5 of the program.
Jason Momoa dreadlocks hair
Dreadlocks are obtained by growing the hair long and then making several small to medium sized braids that each hang independently. This is a very popular style among men from Jamaica and other Caribbean islands. They work extremely well if one has thick hair, especially if it has some natural curl already.
Actually, dreadlocks are not braids, they are knots. Hair is sectioned off as though to braid and then "backcombed" (which is like teasing). Those sectioned knots then tighten up over 6 months to a year and become dreadlocks. Dreads are amazing and he wears them well from what i can see. In my opinion the thinner ones suite him better.
ReplyDeletedreadlocks just happen if you don't brush your hair and keep it ultra clean using residue free soap or shampoo, the hair sections itself out and then will knot up and form roped locks in those natural sections over time.
ReplyDeleteIt is the hairstyle of not actually having hairstyled...