# HellaSwag / 14554

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{"activity_label":"Personal Care and Style","ctx":"[header] How to put cowrie shells on dreads [title] Pick a dreadlock. [step] The width of the dreadlock needs to be small enough to fit into the front opening of the cowrie shell. Do not choose a dreadlock that is significantly smaller than the cowrie shell, though, since the shell could end up weighing down the hair and weakening the dread.","endings":"['Opt for a dreadlock that is about the same size as the hair on the dread. [substeps] You can even pick a dreadlock that is thicker and has a more coarse texture to it.', \"[substeps] You can use a hairbrush or a comb to hold your dreadlock when you've reached your goal. Sometimes snaffle dread hair is mistakenly mistakenly called untouchy and actually means dreaded.\", \"It does not hurt to use a smaller dreadlock that matches your dreads' natural length, since that will leave the hair dense and less secure. [substeps] You could use a rubber dreadlock if the dreads are too thick and sturdy for this.\", '[substeps] It will also be much easier to use a dreadlock with a tight end rather than one with a loose, fraying end. [title] Push the end into the center of the shell.']"}

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