Yeah, it is disgusting. It did look for a moment like it was going to wash out (it looked white and frothy, because of the shampoo) but no. If anything, it just went worse by sinking even deeper into the dread.
My Wax Experiment
Hello,I am a hairstylist and have dreads myself. I am trying to break the myths behind dreadlocking and educate people. May I please use your photos and information in this post to share with clients who are interested in having dreadlocks or who are currently products in their hair?
yes as well as all the info on this site please
we had tried creating a "certified organic" loctician program for locticians that use non harmful methods or at very least provide info in writing for why they are harmful but we never got 1 single 1 ..thats not to say there arent any there are a couple locticians that are members here and are respectable..
but not many
this sites full of great info on dreads you can use any of it
but please give us credit send them our way let them know where you got the info and where they can get more
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Yes you can 
anything to help educate people.
Nicki Herrick said:
Hello,
I am a hairstylist and have dreads myself. I am trying to break the myths behind dreadlocking and educate people. May I please use your photos and information in this post to share with clients who are interested in having dreadlocks or who are currently products in their hair?
I never trusted wax, thank you for showing this to us
To make it fair, did you follow amount and removal types provided by knottyboy? I know dreadheadhq has a specific amount per length of hair and removal process with a hair dryer and paper towels
java using a hairdryer melts it in wich makes it harder to remove
and the amounts they recommend using are insane ..the people who have problems and are still blamed for overwaxing typically use 1/4 the amounts recommended..
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I did, and more importantly, I absolutely coated the dread in shampoo and let it soak in water for ages. I gave it more than a fair chance to come out.
JavaLizard said:
To make it fair, did you follow amount and removal types provided by knottyboy? I know dreadheadhq has a specific amount per length of hair and removal process with a hair dryer and paper towels
updated by @tara-c: 07/23/15 06:33:59AM
Ok just curious, its been a while since I looked on knottyboy for removal.
Tara C said:
I did, and more importantly, I absolutely coated the dread in shampoo and let it soak in water for ages. I gave it more than a fair chance to come out.
JavaLizard said:To make it fair, did you follow amount and removal types provided by knottyboy? I know dreadheadhq has a specific amount per length of hair and removal process with a hair dryer and paper towels
