I back combed them and then used chrochet needles to bring them together a little and now I am just letting them do there own thing they are very awesome and messy right now and everyone where I work loves them and are always ask if they can touch them
soaring eagle said:
they dont really need maintenance but how did u force em>/?
ah the crochet was a really bad idea but as long as u never crochet again thry recover (with alot of damage)
good thing yiou stopped that
actualy naturalwoman
i knew my mind was blanking and getting it slightly off
soaring eagle said:
naturalmomma
I have a few that are already over a year old that I did the same way and then stopped maintaining and they look lovely and are nice and soft now So I have hope for them. I do wish tho I had gone all natural with it but I am happy
soaring eagle said:
ah the crochet was a really bad idea but as long as u never crochet again thry recover (with alot of damage)
good thing yiou stopped that
good how long did they take to recover at a guess>/?
Shamra Lucky-Rose Chapman said:
I have a few that are already over a year old that I did the same way and then stopped maintaining and they look lovely and are nice and soft now So I have hope for them. I do wish tho I had gone all natural with it but I am happy
soaring eagle said:ah the crochet was a really bad idea but as long as u never crochet again thry recover (with alot of damage)
good thing yiou stopped that
a little less than 6 months I wish I had a way to take pictures and share
soaring eagle said:
good how long did they take to recover at a guess>/?
Shamra Lucky-Rose Chapman said:I have a few that are already over a year old that I did the same way and then stopped maintaining and they look lovely and are nice and soft now So I have hope for them. I do wish tho I had gone all natural with it but I am happy
soaring eagle said:ah the crochet was a really bad idea but as long as u never crochet again thry recover (with alot of damage)
good thing yiou stopped that
6 months is pretty typical for crochet recovery
sometimes well over a year if it was used alot
its become an epidemic really thanks to youtube i guess
Shamra Lucky-Rose Chapman said:
a little less than 6 months I wish I had a way to take pictures and share
soaring eagle said:good how long did they take to recover at a guess>/?
Shamra Lucky-Rose Chapman said:I have a few that are already over a year old that I did the same way and then stopped maintaining and they look lovely and are nice and soft now So I have hope for them. I do wish tho I had gone all natural with it but I am happy
soaring eagle said:ah the crochet was a really bad idea but as long as u never crochet again thry recover (with alot of damage)
good thing yiou stopped that
This is beautifully written, and I really do see the beauty in letting the dreads just happen. Although I've only got partial dreads now and they've only just recently been started, I already feel more confident in myself and more beautiful. I really wasn't expecting to feel like that just by deciding to dread. The whole process is amazing! I will never regret my choice.
the simople act of dreading has literaly saved lives in some cases especialy in body image disorders like anorexia or ..um whats it called bdd? body dismorphic disorder and others
dreading really can be lifechangting and empowering
Stephani said:
This is beautifully written, and I really do see the beauty in letting the dreads just happen. Although I've only got partial dreads now and they've only just recently been started, I already feel more confident in myself and more beautiful. I really wasn't expecting to feel like that just by deciding to dread. The whole process is amazing! I will never regret my choice.
