Yes you absolutely can keep them in perminantly, you have given yourself a great way to start off your dreads and this is a way so many people start their dreads, the ends would never need to be snipped, I was suggesting that only if you didn't like the hair they had added to yours to snipp carefully at the added hair. As far as washing just give the normal 1 to 2 shampoos with a shampoo or dread soap that does NOT have conditioner added and don't ever condition as that would make the dreads loosen. Towel squeeze as much moisture out as you can and the fact that your ends maybe straight is a good thing as they will let any stuck water fall out, closed end don't and in that case you have to be so sure to get them a dry as possible. When i had thick dreads i used toilet paper after towel drying to get the moisture out of the middle of each dread.
I'm a new member and just seen your comments on Soaring Eagles page, the hair they used on you is SYNTHETIC and all they have done is wrapp it round and round your own natural dreads, i'm a hairdresser by trade and left working in salons because I don't like all the chemicals and SYNTHETICS they use. You would beable to undo and just snip out very carefully the synthetic hair that they have just wrapped around. All you need to do is palm roll every now and again to keep your own natural dreads in order, listen to Soaring Eagle, he realy sounds like he knows and has also lived through a few experiences with dreads. Wish you well and would like to know how you get on.
cool. mine are backcombed. 3 weeks. my hubbys hair was bleached and grown out prior to backcombing. if you end up doing it i have some tips to get it more what rather than orange like most bleached hair is
No problem man! And i'm happy for you! Hitting my second month was pretty exciting, i hope you have a wonderful journey! And the natural way is quite beautiful, i personally wouldnt do any other method. But you're locks are turning out great
Hey Adrian'] Long time no see, I hope you are well my friend!
Yes you absolutely can keep them in perminantly, you have given yourself a great way to start off your dreads and this is a way so many people start their dreads, the ends would never need to be snipped, I was suggesting that only if you didn't like the hair they had added to yours to snipp carefully at the added hair. As far as washing just give the normal 1 to 2 shampoos with a shampoo or dread soap that does NOT have conditioner added and don't ever condition as that would make the dreads loosen. Towel squeeze as much moisture out as you can and the fact that your ends maybe straight is a good thing as they will let any stuck water fall out, closed end don't and in that case you have to be so sure to get them a dry as possible. When i had thick dreads i used toilet paper after towel drying to get the moisture out of the middle of each dread.
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Hi,
I'm a new member and just seen your comments on Soaring Eagles page, the hair they used on you is SYNTHETIC and all they have done is wrapp it round and round your own natural dreads, i'm a hairdresser by trade and left working in salons because I don't like all the chemicals and SYNTHETICS they use. You would beable to undo and just snip out very carefully the synthetic hair that they have just wrapped around. All you need to do is palm roll every now and again to keep your own natural dreads in order, listen to Soaring Eagle, he realy sounds like he knows and has also lived through a few experiences with dreads. Wish you well and would like to know how you get on.
S.
glue?
get your money back u were screwed why would u take out real dreads to have a salon glue fake hair into your hair
i hope they arent permenant
it never fails to amaze me how bad salons screw u
why the hell would u want salon dreads?
i would remove em imediately after getting a refund and start over right natural or tnr
cool. mine are backcombed. 3 weeks. my hubbys hair was bleached and grown out prior to backcombing. if you end up doing it i have some tips to get it more what rather than orange like most bleached hair is
thanks! how long have you been dreading?
take out the rubber bands right away then yea let em go natural but u never want runbber bands in drads!
http://www.dreadlockssite.com/page/dread-wax-removal-is-finally
there is a special shampoo but thety arent makimg it at the momment so all the best info is here u wont need the heavy duty stuff thanj=kfuklly
No problem man! And i'm happy for you! Hitting my second month was pretty exciting, i hope you have a wonderful journey! And the natural way is quite beautiful, i personally wouldnt do any other method. But you're locks are turning out great
nope, no tnr, I let it fall out and go natural, just used the baking soda wash for 2nd time today and it feels tighter and more knotty than ever!