So from what I'm hearing...Dr Bronners soap/shampoo leaves residues in your hair? Which would alternatively slow the dreading process right? I need to know because I don't wanna waste time with this if it's not going to be working, i could just baking soda wash. Gimme some feedback please, thanks for taking the time to read, and Godbless.
it depends on your water
if you have hard water..not great
if you dont its awesome
as a soap its great but some areas have such hard water that no soap will work only detergents which are harsher by nature
so if u can use it use it if not well then your gonna have a hard time finding something good but the www.dreadlockshampoo.com ones will work
yeah i hear you man.
Tyler said:
ha I just asked a similar question earlier. If I were you, I would just order some of that shampoo from dreadlocksshampoo.com. I would myself, but I don't have a bank account anymore. How awesome would it be if the majority of stores actually sold shampoos specifically for dreads, but sadly, they don't. Not even herbal and natural stores sell them.
Thanks SE I think i'm gunna switch over to baking soda, used it today and it seems way better. My ahir always ends up soft when using bronners.
soaring eagle said:
it depends on your water
if you have hard water..not great
if you dont its awesome
as a soap its great but some areas have such hard water that no soap will work only detergents which are harsher by nature
so if u can use it use it if not well then your gonna have a hard time finding something good but the www.dreadlockshampoo.com ones will work
I tried the liquid bronners for a while and it even left residue in normal water quality.
Go for the bs/acv, its way better in my oppinion!
Jah bless
