Washing my dreads
@kubilay-kapucu
11 years ago
76 posts
updated by @kubilay-kapucu: 01/13/15 09:55:43PM
@ojas-acharya
11 years ago
172 posts
Hi bro, i dont know how long your hair is ... well but if it is only as long as it is in your profile picture, you will have to wait a little longer. moreover, you are just 2 weeks in. give your hair a little more time. hardly anything happens in just 2 weeks. in the dreading process, initially in ur journey, its very possible that whatever sections have formed may disappear the next morning after u wake up... or after u wash your hair. its very normal n there is nothing to worry about.
just wash n go... stop lookin at your hair for some time. stop bothering as for the dryness, u may try skipping one acv rinse maybe... do 1 wash only with baking soda? see how it goes? that sure wil dry your hair in my opinion.. good luck
@kubilay-kapucu
11 years ago
76 posts
Ojas Acharya said:
Hi bro, i dont know how long your hair is ... well but if it is only as long as it is in your profile picture, you will have to wait a little longer. moreover, you are just 2 weeks in. give your hair a little more time. hardly anything happens in just 2 weeks. in the dreading process, initially in ur journey, its very possible that whatever sections have formed may disappear the next morning after u wake up... or after u wash your hair. its very normal n there is nothing to worry about.
just wash n go... stop lookin at your hair for some time. stop bothering as for the dryness, u may try skipping one acv rinse maybe... do 1 wash only with baking soda? see how it goes? that sure wil dry your hair in my opinion.. good luck
@joseph-gaiche
11 years ago
28 posts
@kubilay-kapucu
11 years ago
76 posts
taye said:
Hair needs to be about 6 inches long for dreads to start forming. I believe your hair needs to grow longer before you are gonna see a difference. My hair has to be about 10 inches before it starts to knot up.