Hi everyone!
So i got a dreadbar from a girl that use to make some wristbands and such for me. She specificlly said that it was mad for washing dreads and so on. The problem i have now is im having a really hard time getting it out of the "roots". I have washed it through twice now with water and its still there.
Anyone got any ideas how to get it out because im feeling a little bit desperate here..... 
I think it is leaving a residue. Get a clarifying shampoo to start with, in order to wash away the residue, then switch to the BS/ACV wash (search function it) or get the products from here. http://shop.dreadlockshampoo.com/
Is it possible that u can just wash it away if i wash it a couple of times? :/
Yes you could, keep washing until it is gone. Then I would do as Adam suggested, just to make sure all the residue is gone. Although I have never used a clarifying shampoo. Obviously don't use it again, and tell her the problem you had, she may not realize it is not suitable for dreads or in all water types.
Daniel Havneskld said:
Is it possible that u can just wash it away if i wash it a couple of times? :/
Ye i think i will try to just wash it out with hot water. She said quote "Its made from all organic essential oils" so its not a chemical residue atleast.
Tim said:
Yes you could, keep washing until it is gone. Then I would do as Adam suggested, just to make sure all the residue is gone. Although I have never used a clarifying shampoo. Obviously don't use it again, and tell her the problem you had, she may not realize it is not suitable for dreads or in all water types.
Daniel Havneskld said:Is it possible that u can just wash it away if i wash it a couple of times? :/
Try"Neutral handdiskmedel", you'll find it at Ica.
http://www.neutral.se/neutral-produkter/reng%c3%b6ring/diskmedel scroll down on the page.
Good luck!
- and oh it was bad. My hair ended up insanely greasy because it wouldn't come out so I finally resorted to Dawn dish soap. I had tried baking soda and vinegar but to no avail. After the dish soap, my hair was super clean but I've been told it's wicked bad for your hair AND scalp because it completely strips your natural oils from them.Like I said, probably bad advice but if all else fails... It worked for me.Best wishes! And with the other suggestions people have offered, you may not need to resort to what I did, lol.
sounds like soap scum. definitely do a clarifying wash. dish soap would work great in a pinch.
soaps tht are pure soaps dont work in hard water so wont rinse oi]ut u can trey rinsing with dist8lled water then get these www.dreadlockshampoo.com they are made for use in hard water
