Some of mine worked themselves in but some just group up and stay out. I used to hate it but now I'm starting to like it. Gives them character. lol I guess it really depends on your hair texture and if you want perfectly manicured dreads or messy ones.

personally, I would just let them go. Continue to rip and pull or seperate because loose hairs will get sucked into other dreads. A few months ago I had these loose hair on most of my deads but since then they really have been sucked in. I have the rip dreads apart almost daily. I also find washing your hair will result in loose hair getting sucked in.

Some of them will, some of them won't.

You can palm roll them a lot, and see if that helps, but you can very easily sew them back into your dreads with a tapestry needle or a crochet hook. Some sited sell 'loose hair tools', but you're most likely going to be overcharged for them. (They're just over priced latch hook tools)

But as was stated above, if you like the loose hairs, you can leave your dreads that way, but if you prefer neater dreads, you're going to want to slowly start taking care of those loose hairs.

Get a crochet hook (0.6mm or 0.75mm will do) and hook the loose hairs back in!!

I've finally found something that works (for me), to getting rid of loose hairs, and keep 'em where they should be! If I can explain it (well enough that ppl can understand), now that's a different story. ;)

When I'd use dreadhead's 'loose hair tool' it always helped, but I'd have to do it every single day, as the hairs would just end up working their way out again. Now, I take the loose hairs that are a bit down the dread, and pull them into a little 'fingerful', and twist 'em up into a tight little ball. At first it helped using dreadhead's lock peppa, but now I find that I don't need it to be able to roll those hairs together.

At this point, the little 'ball' can be 'tucked/sewed' into the dread, if desired (I use the 'loose hair tool' from dreadhead to do this), or just left where it is. The loose hairs actually stay tucked away, and don't pop out again! I've started doing this with the little whispy hairs (baby hairs, I guess) at the front of my head.. my 'wanna be' bangs. I just roll 'em into a tiny ball on my head and leave it there to grow somemore 'till it's big/long enough to tuck into the nearest dread.

This way of doing it has been my salvation, as I canNOT stand loose hairs.

Best of luck, may you find what works best for you.