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is hemp an ok fiber to wrap dreads with long term? I thought I heard that it can mold pretty easily...
is hemp an ok fiber to wrap dreads with long term? I thought I heard that it can mold pretty easily...
Ill look forward to seeing your pics too! what exactly is a Buddhist sangha? Ive always found Buddhism fascinating. would love to hear about your involvement in that community.
well se i hope to see you there, im beginning to make plans for it now. I really want to start traveling more and i think this may be a great starting place. Id love to see your dreads in person too! hahah
I like them I wish I could see them a little better, but from what I can tell they look very mature and long.
I wish I got more comments too. Although I do get lots of comments on my hair, no one comments on my dreads if that makes sense. Its as if people cannot tell my hair is locking, or are unsure what exactly im doing with it. It looks very curly still in the front so that's probably why. (and im 6 months into, TNR/Neglect) I myself don't refer to my dreads or locks, as so, to other people. When it becomes pretty apparent and I begin to get more comments, I will start referring to them as dreads. Right now im content with just calling it my hair. lol
peace be the journey.
I also think separate... If you can pull it out two inches wet, its more than long enough to separate. If you need to separate it when it is wet. I also think that picking it out and starting with more length may be a good idea. You could even go in and try to section them while your hair is wet... My guess is that you could take the sectioning you have naturally developed and add in some more "vertical sectioning" with a rat tail combed.
Or you could just keep it growing in the way it is and try to separate it later but I don't think that you will be able to easily at all....
good luck
Peace be the journey
This should be a featured article. Rustdust has explained exactly what SE has said would happen with crochet methods.