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Of course they can! Some colleges require you to live on campus your first year(especially if you just graduated high school) but others give you an option. Where are you located?
Of course they can! Some colleges require you to live on campus your first year(especially if you just graduated high school) but others give you an option. Where are you located?
Keep them! As long as you can put them up out of your face, they shouldn't discriminate on you. I am applying to nursing school next month and I dare them to tell me to cut my locks! Good luck!
I wash mine pretty much every day too.. I have to wear a hat at work and my head has never been fond of the damn things. I would suggest that if you wash every day, to wring them out and gently pat them dry with a towel or chill in the sun for a bit.. :D
Aside from separating so they don't congo, that's about all the maintenance that is really needed.. My locks are 9 months old and the older that get the more they will dread together naturally at the root. I thought the new growth would never dread on its own but I was wrong. It did :D
Good luck to you! This is a great place with great people that give top notch advice.. all you have to do is ask if you are ever in doubt :D
Good luck!!!!
I use "Planet" brand dish soap (it doesn't have a scent so you can add whatever herbs or essential oils to it for smell) and then I add a liberal amount of whatever I want it to smell like, shake it up.. Then I add about a tea spoon of baking soda and shake it again to mix it well. I use mine like maybe once or twice a week for the deep clean that the shampoo that I use regularly can't handle.. It works for me and my boyfriend constantly has his nose buried in my dreads because he loves the way they smell. Right now I have a patchouli shampoo mix on my dread care menu. Love it. :D