its ok that u started off with a bad method..its whnat u do from here on out that matters as long as you stay away from the hook they will turn oiut awaesome
Welcome Joshua don't worry, no-one will 'throw you under a bus' or judge you for how you started your dread journey. Unfortunately, MANY of our members here, myself included, started out the wrong way because of the terrible information on the Internet. There is hope, don't worry! I hope you stick around and update you with your progress.
when you separate dreads..you break the hairs connecting the 2 dreads together and get that scalp fuzz that then gets longer and when long enough becomes a new dread
the roots will always feel thinner and weaker since they arent dreaded and u can squeeze them flat
but they are fine to just be left alone
washing and seperating are the only things dreads ever need
Welcome to the community fellow Canuck! Well, you are to lazy to do much maintenance, let me help you out then. All you need to do is wash and separate any joining sections....how easy is that! Let your dreads finish maturing on their own and you will never have to do a thing. Since you used the crochet hook a few times, it may take another year for your dreads to mature. Let those broken loose hair from the hook poke out, the will get sucked back into the dreads all on their own. If you want your dreads for many years to come or for a lifetime, then you should stop using the hook, That causes you to have no full length strands of hair left, and that is what is needed to support the dreads. So now lazy girl, you can have more time for sleep!.....peace
did you know that water type plays a roll with what we wash our dreads with. If you have soft water, any dread shampoo or bar can be used, but with hard water, many of those same ones will slowly leave a residue build up over time...
welcome but u should never crochet it does extreme harm and 1 use delays progress by 6 months it also creates loose hairs by breaking hairs by the hundreds
they need no maintenence except wash and seperate
crochet only makes them neee d more crochet till they break
when you separate dreads..you break the hairs connecting the 2 dreads together and get that scalp fuzz that then gets longer and when long enough becomes a new dread
the roots will always feel thinner and weaker since they arent dreaded and u can squeeze them flat
but they are fine to just be left alone
washing and seperating are the only things dreads ever need
Welcome to the community fellow Canuck! Well, you are to lazy to do much maintenance, let me help you out then. All you need to do is wash and separate any joining sections....how easy is that! Let your dreads finish maturing on their own and you will never have to do a thing. Since you used the crochet hook a few times, it may take another year for your dreads to mature. Let those broken loose hair from the hook poke out, the will get sucked back into the dreads all on their own. If you want your dreads for many years to come or for a lifetime, then you should stop using the hook, That causes you to have no full length strands of hair left, and that is what is needed to support the dreads. So now lazy girl, you can have more time for sleep!.....peace
did you know that water type plays a roll with what we wash our dreads with. If you have soft water, any dread shampoo or bar can be used, but with hard water, many of those same ones will slowly leave a residue build up over time...
welcome but u should never crochet it does extreme harm and 1 use delays progress by 6 months it also creates loose hairs by breaking hairs by the hundreds
they need no maintenence except wash and seperate
crochet only makes them neee d more crochet till they break
welcome
its ok that u started off with a bad method..its whnat u do from here on out that matters as long as you stay away from the hook they will turn oiut awaesome
Welcome Joshua
don't worry, no-one will 'throw you under a bus' or judge you for how you started your dread journey. Unfortunately, MANY of our members here, myself included, started out the wrong way because of the terrible information on the Internet. There is hope, don't worry! I hope you stick around and update you with your progress.
let it become a new dread
when you separate dreads..you break the hairs connecting the 2 dreads together and get that scalp fuzz that then gets longer and when long enough becomes a new dread
the roots will always feel thinner and weaker since they arent dreaded and u can squeeze them flat
but they are fine to just be left alone
washing and seperating are the only things dreads ever need
Welcome to the community fellow Canuck! Well, you are to lazy to do much maintenance, let me help you out then. All you need to do is wash and separate any joining sections....how easy is that! Let your dreads finish maturing on their own and you will never have to do a thing. Since you used the crochet hook a few times, it may take another year for your dreads to mature. Let those broken loose hair from the hook poke out, the will get sucked back into the dreads all on their own. If you want your dreads for many years to come or for a lifetime, then you should stop using the hook, That causes you to have no full length strands of hair left, and that is what is needed to support the dreads. So now lazy girl, you can have more time for sleep!.....peace
did you know that water type plays a roll with what we wash our dreads with. If you have soft water, any dread shampoo or bar can be used, but with hard water, many of those same ones will slowly leave a residue build up over time...
welcome but u should never crochet it does extreme harm and 1 use delays progress by 6 months it also creates loose hairs by breaking hairs by the hundreds
they need no maintenence except wash and seperate
crochet only makes them neee d more crochet till they break
let it become a new dread
when you separate dreads..you break the hairs connecting the 2 dreads together and get that scalp fuzz that then gets longer and when long enough becomes a new dread
the roots will always feel thinner and weaker since they arent dreaded and u can squeeze them flat
but they are fine to just be left alone
washing and seperating are the only things dreads ever need
Welcome to the community fellow Canuck! Well, you are to lazy to do much maintenance, let me help you out then. All you need to do is wash and separate any joining sections....how easy is that! Let your dreads finish maturing on their own and you will never have to do a thing. Since you used the crochet hook a few times, it may take another year for your dreads to mature. Let those broken loose hair from the hook poke out, the will get sucked back into the dreads all on their own. If you want your dreads for many years to come or for a lifetime, then you should stop using the hook, That causes you to have no full length strands of hair left, and that is what is needed to support the dreads. So now lazy girl, you can have more time for sleep!.....peace
did you know that water type plays a roll with what we wash our dreads with. If you have soft water, any dread shampoo or bar can be used, but with hard water, many of those same ones will slowly leave a residue build up over time...
welcome but u should never crochet it does extreme harm and 1 use delays progress by 6 months it also creates loose hairs by breaking hairs by the hundreds
they need no maintenence except wash and seperate
crochet only makes them neee d more crochet till they break