Beard Jamaica Rastaman dreadlock

The Jamaica rastaman dreadlock beard is a black fake beard with an attached moustache and long dreadlocks that fall below the chest. It is made for men who want to walk around as a rastaman during carnival, with a full beard instead of a clean-shaven chin. There is an opening between the moustache and the beard, so your mouth remains free to talk and laugh.

What is the dreadlock beard made of and can you wash it?

• The beard is made of 100% polyester.
• The beard is not washable, so keep it dry and out of the sun until the next party.
• The colour is deep black, from the moustache to the ends of the dreads.
• The dreads are thin twisted strands with a slightly fluffy texture that hang loose next to each other.
• The moustache attaches to the beard like a thick black arch, with space for the mouth in between.
• The beard is from the Boland brand and is intended for men.

Dreadlocks as a characteristic of the Jamaican rastalook

Dreadlocks are the best-known identifying feature of the rastaman, a figure strongly associated with Jamaica and reggae music. In that culture, hair and beards are often left long and twisted into strands, instead of being cut or combed. A rastabaard with loose dreads therefore makes that look instantly recognisable, even if you are otherwise wearing a normal shirt.

Combine a rastabaard with a hat, sunglasses and beads

A knitted hat in red, yellow and green is the classic addition to the black beard. Round sunglasses give the face a relaxed reggae look, and a bead necklace or wooden bracelets further complete the rastalook. If you want to go one step further, paint a small Jamaican flag on your cheek in green, yellow and black.

Order the Jamaica rastaman dreadlock beard and walk around during carnival with black dreads down to your chest.