Dread Maintenance Occurance - Honest Usage on this Site
@naturalwomyn
13 years ago
849 posts
@dreaded-delusion
13 years ago
84 posts
ME!!!! But in the first two years I tried crocetting and tucking loose hairs in.. but personally now, I love the messy look and I embrace anything my hair wants to do.
@marcus-acosta
13 years ago
53 posts
@shanxon-lemasters
13 years ago
411 posts
@earth-rose
13 years ago
38 posts
@naturalwomyn
13 years ago
849 posts
if you used wax or any harsher methods in the beginning it can take a little while to catch up in the maturity of your dreads. :o)
Medusa said:
I don't think beads count. I am at almost five months from backcombing, and have lots of great locking going on. I have what looks like to me more fuzz and loose hair than lots of folks in similar stages, and just wondered if there is more maintenance going on than what gets talked about, know what I mean?
@catherine2
13 years ago
23 posts
It depends what your definition of what maintenance is I suppose. Everyone has their own idea about that. Maintenance to me is just keeping an eye on them, knowing when they want to be washed, drying them well and knowing when they require a bit of oil to be added to the soda or vinegar solution.I also sleep on a woolen jumper which could be called maintenance I suppose because the aim is to keep them looking their best..although it is being done with natural methods, it is still maintenance.
@soaring-eagle
13 years ago
29,637 posts
i dont even seperate but i do alter my wash recipie to fit conditions add sea salt when theyre real fuzzzy add oils when real dry i try to keep them soft and flowinmg with a moderate amount of frizzand fuzz but when its crazy i add salt to tighten em up and get baby dreads started
other then how i mix my wash recipie i dont do a thing
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