dreaducation, comprehensive guide to all things dready
Dreading Methods
right on! :D lol.
soaring eagle said:
show her her pics aprils and gillys too
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dreaducation, comprehensive guide to all things dready
Dreading Methods
so it's been forever!! My daughter changed her mind about her locks....but mine are starting to take off. I'm kinda excited. Just trying to keep them from sticking together with each other. it's like a bunch of tornados on my head....they keep taking in more and more of the surroudning areas. :D thanks>:D
ps: saw that pic of that little girl. what a freaking doll!! I hope my daughter changes her mind. :D all in good time. 
soaring eagle said:
yours will dread fine naturaly hers sewperate so she doesnt get a hugw 1
look at i think her names april in featured photros shes 6 too oi thim=nk and is such a pretty l;lil thing she just glows with confidence
updated by @liz3: 02/05/15 10:12:49AM
dreaducation, comprehensive guide to all things dready
Dreading Methods
I attempted locking my hair almost two years ago, i had LONG hair, and let some girl "try" to start them for me because I thought you had to start them on your own....man wish I'da found this site! But they failed misserably I washed them out pretty much immediately. NOW I have short almost shoulder lenght hair. I did Backcombing, found your site, then did tnr in the back, just a few rows....but If I were to just use bs/asv on my hair and let it go....will short layers lock up on their own? i'm finding it hard to continue doing them myself...lol. :D it's kinda going against my entire, "don't try so hard" mentality I kinda have...but yeah. But my daughter is six and she totally wants her hair to dread up....she has one baby in there I put some string around and she ADORES IT....i think this summer i'll help her embark on that journey. au-natural of course. :D ( don't need her hair to have one biggun...i guess i can help it section out a little right?)