Dreads so thin at base im loosing them.HELP!!!
updated by @smutbags: 01/13/15 09:03:38PM
@soaring-eagle
13 years ago
29,637 posts
u can tho not sure thats the best idea what id do is wrap the bases wrap 2 thin and 1 lost 1 with a good bit of loose hair too make each thin dread into 3 combined
and my qquestion is
what have you done the last 1-3 years diferent
washing conditioning etc
id change what your washing with and add sea salt o e=ncourage that loose hair to start dreading again
its hard to guess whats caused this can even be a diet chasnge thats made t=he hair more oily but not likely im guessing its something your washing with thats caused it to not want to dread right and thereforethin
after wrapping the most in danger with the lost ones i would stop seperating at all uless they get waytoo thick or start to really eat eachother
let them congo and thickem up to the point where theyre strong
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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1
@soaring-eagle
13 years ago
29,637 posts
Sarah Hagan-Stuff said:
what kind of material should he wrap them with? i have some dreads that super thin and i want to combine them with their neighbors.
soaring eagle said:u can tho not sure thats the best idea what id do is wrap the bases wrap 2 thin and 1 lost 1 with a good bit of loose hair too make each thin dread into 3 combined
and my qquestion is
what have you done the last 1-3 years diferent
washing conditioning etc
id change what your washing with and add sea salt o e=ncourage that loose hair to start dreading again
its hard to guess whats caused this can even be a diet chasnge thats made t=he hair more oily but not likely im guessing its something your washing with thats caused it to not want to dread right and thereforethin
after wrapping the most in danger with the lost ones i would stop seperating at all uless they get waytoo thick or start to really eat eachother
let them congo and thickem up to the point where theyre strong
--
My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1
Nikki said:
Sad Do you wear your hair up often? It could've been from being pulled back too tight. As far as the recovery goes, I have no idea. Sending good dread vibes your way
soaring eagle said:
u can tho not sure thats the best idea what id do is wrap the bases wrap 2 thin and 1 lost 1 with a good bit of loose hair too make each thin dread into 3 combined
and my qquestion is
what have you done the last 1-3 years diferent
washing conditioning etc
id change what your washing with and add sea salt o e=ncourage that loose hair to start dreading again
its hard to guess whats caused this can even be a diet chasnge thats made t=he hair more oily but not likely im guessing its something your washing with thats caused it to not want to dread right and thereforethin
after wrapping the most in danger with the lost ones i would stop seperating at all uless they get waytoo thick or start to really eat eachother
let them congo and thickem up to the point where theyre strong
@soaring-eagle
13 years ago
29,637 posts
oh well bar soaps especialy dove san condition thehell outta them u want a nion residue dread freindly soap try dr bronnerds diluted 12-1 or try no soasp the baking soda soak in fact if do that at least monthy to remove the soap residues y can add the salt to the baking soda
theres aklso the maylees garden bar in our shops here thats amazing
SMUTBAGS said:
thank you so much for the advice SE.i dont feel like ive done anything differently over the last couple years.it may be what im washing them with,i tend to just use whatever random bar soap is around but ive pretty much always done that.i am going to try and get someone to help me wrap them soon hopefully and i will try some sea salt.is there any specific soap that you wouldrecommend?
soaring eagle said:u can tho not sure thats the best idea what id do is wrap the bases wrap 2 thin and 1 lost 1 with a good bit of loose hair too make each thin dread into 3 combined
and my qquestion is
what have you done the last 1-3 years diferent
washing conditioning etc
id change what your washing with and add sea salt o e=ncourage that loose hair to start dreading again
its hard to guess whats caused this can even be a diet chasnge thats made t=he hair more oily but not likely im guessing its something your washing with thats caused it to not want to dread right and thereforethin
after wrapping the most in danger with the lost ones i would stop seperating at all uless they get waytoo thick or start to really eat eachother
let them congo and thickem up to the point where theyre strong
--
My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1