My Dreadlocks

I started one week ago, and I'm going to post my day-by-day pictures so far, and will continue to do so.

Today (day 6) looks the worst, I think (besides day 1)

updated by @chris-mcdaris: 02/14/15 10:47:56AM

The first 3 pictures taken (should be in chronological order)

Files are named wrong for the most part; but, this is my most recent one and it's looking pretty bad..Advice?

they look ok just definately wasntthe right shampoo to use and the bands had to come out plus the molding waxand palm e=roling want helping ya

switch to the baking soda and use the sea salt and give em plenty of time

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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1

Alright. I just don't like how they don't even look like anything at all without the bands in. Any tips on blunting the ends?

soaring eagle said:

they look ok just definately wasntthe right shampoo to use and the bands had to come out plus the molding waxand palm e=roling want helping ya

switch to the baking soda and use the sea salt and give em plenty of time

dont blunt the ebnds

if u blunt theends they dry way way slower

loose ends waterruns out the tips

blunt ends it stats in soiggy way longer

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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1

Obviously I can't straighten them; but, what can I do about keeping the ends from being so curly? >.<

why would u8 wantto they ciurl to knot and drsd just stoop ttrying to control them let them get uncintrolled anddread

dreads form by getting messy gettijng knotty tangled going wild gettinjg loopy crazy lumpy they have to go crazy to dread

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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1

I suppose.
Alright.

They look fine, just make sure you take out the rubber bands and be patient. A week is a very short amount of time, and they're not always gonna look like dreads after one week, but they eventually do lock up, so don't get discouraged, it just takes patience.