I'm having a slightly similar issue, but the loose hairs are only about 4 inches at the most. I also started my dreads with backcombing, I've got them crocheted a couple times too, I'm thinking its consequence for not letting them lock up naturally...
Yes true! I would have known about hair dreading up at the roots if i did it the natural way!
okay so im just making sure about this. (sorry i have bad anxiety some times)
Thank you for ones who have replayed. I get the roots dreading up by themselves now, thank you<3
Im attaching 2 pictures, and it shows the loose hairs.
So one last set of questions. I just dont see how those will dread in on there own. Here is the pic
and there is WAYYYY MORE large loose hairs then that!!!
they are already trying
what are ya washing with and how often
use a lil sea salt to help em akong
they are 1/2 way there
Any replay will help thanks, questions above^^^
Used to use some sea salt spray.
1. How often should I? (just an apxx to know) And afterwards how long til you wash it out?
2. I use apple cider vingear wash, or dr bonners. And Im pretty lazy with washing.
If i really want to make sure they dreadup how often should i wash?
-Thanks
wash a min of weekly 2-3 times a weeks better vinager alones not a wash and will condition too much bronners wont work in hard water if u feel oily or sticky after using bronners dont use it use ww.dreadlockshampoo.com
washing more will help alot and sea salt ..once or twice a weej]=ks more then enough spray on 2 hours b4 u wash dont leave on all day
Ok so why put on the sea salt if your going to wash your hair anyway? wondering :/
ive been using bronners, and it seems to work well.
so if you wash like once a week or once a week and a half, will your hair still lock up???
i sometimes go on trips. and dont get the chance
