Generally speaking, the impact of the twist has very little to do with the length of the author’s hair. It’s more about the writing quality. What you need is a super fancy pen!

Lol, you're on the wrong side of the internet for this. r/Dreadlocks is full of hypocritical gate keeping -blam!-, but you'll get some decent info there otherwise. I've had like, 3 different sets of dreads (the picture is the length I started with for my 2nd set) the coils were about as long as an average length pinky or thumb. I started my current set with my hair slightly longer than [url=https://i.imgur.com/cruJpRR.jpeg]this[/url] (so about 2 ish years of hair growth) and after I got it twisted was around that guy's length if not longer. If you're intending to let them mature into dreads and not undoing the twist after a bit, I'd honestly recommend starting with shorter hair as it's just a lot easier to maintain early on. Easier to wrap it at night and not worry about messing them up, etc. Just understand this -blam!- is a process and you have to be patient. There will be days where you want to give up on the style and think it looks like -blam!- while everyone else's looks on point, but just keep at it. The ugly stage is a prerequisite.

52 seconds https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcePkwagNFA&pp=ygUKa29ybiB0d2lzdA%3D%3D

I mean, probably about as long as he has it