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Moon Child
@moon-child
08/16/14 06:00:30PM
51 posts

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Thank you so much Jenifer!

Jenifer J said:

Cool! I missed this post :)

Best of luck on your dreading journey!

Diane Circelli said:

He does, and I've watched it and still decided to just pick and chose.. .-.

Jenifer J said:

i would either let them section naturally on their own, or section them yourself. i think the random sections make it easier for congos to form, but i also don't think it's the worst thing you can do.

i am not an expert though! and mine were *so awesome* that i ended up taking them out.

I think lazy dreads has a video on the pros and cons of sectioning / not sectioning....

Moon Child
@moon-child
08/16/14 05:48:42PM
51 posts

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Okay, I will have a talk with her.. and I will look for those letters, for a basic outline of what I could say to convince her.

soaring eagle said:

ppl who ruin thier dreads with incredibly harmful methods do it because they make assumptions about what thier bosses would want or allow

have a convo with management, tell them you want to dread and why explain that they will be kept clean but look messy and frizzy awhile

search the site for letter to employers i think ther4ss 2 or 3 edit and personalize it just use it as a stepping offpoint for what to discuss with them


Diane Circelli said:

I would do my whole head but I'm almost positive management wouldn't approve. Unless I backed it up with relgious facts..

Jenifer J said:

you'll need to separate those dreads from the loose hair frequently. could be daily, could be after just washing, it depends on your hair. just make sure you take the time to separate the hair you don't want in there from the dreads as much as it's needed.

but why don't you want to do your whole head?

Moon Child
@moon-child
08/16/14 05:46:51PM
51 posts

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I'm sure he did.. Well I'll wash what I have and make more!

Jenifer J said:

i think lazy said that if you didn't section, and are thinking about undoing them all to section, that it probably wasn't worth it. but he also said it's a good idea to section them (like a brick pattern)... so maybe better sectioning for the new ones you are starting?

Moon Child
@moon-child
08/16/14 05:38:43PM
51 posts

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He does, and I've watched it and still decided to just pick and chose.. .-.

Jenifer J said:

i would either let them section naturally on their own, or section them yourself. i think the random sections make it easier for congos to form, but i also don't think it's the worst thing you can do.

i am not an expert though! and mine were *so awesome* that i ended up taking them out.

I think lazy dreads has a video on the pros and cons of sectioning / not sectioning....

Moon Child
@moon-child
08/16/14 05:35:21PM
51 posts

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I may not need to, but I was thinking maybe it would help with sectioning, because like I said I just picked and chose sections..

Jenifer J said:

also, i took mine out when i started, made more, and ended up taking them all out again.

it's heck of a lot easier to take them out when they are new... but it's still a lot of time... are you sure you need to take them out?

Moon Child
@moon-child
08/16/14 05:33:30PM
51 posts

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I would do my whole head but I'm almost positive management wouldn't approve. Unless I backed it up with relgious facts..

Jenifer J said:

you'll need to separate those dreads from the loose hair frequently. could be daily, could be after just washing, it depends on your hair. just make sure you take the time to separate the hair you don't want in there from the dreads as much as it's needed.

but why don't you want to do your whole head?

Moon Child
@moon-child
08/16/14 05:28:50PM
51 posts

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Okay. I will leave the ones I have and section off the rest of my dreads.. I've just been randomly pick and choosing my sections and twisting and ripping, It is super addictive. Is it bad for your dreads to have different 'birthdays'?

soaring eagle said:

no need to start over just wash them and you will need to continually separate the loose hairs from the dreads but you will most likely just want to let it all dread itself over the next couple months

Moon Child
@moon-child
08/16/14 04:20:04PM
51 posts

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So I started my TnR dreads yesterday. But I'm considering taking them out and trying again Monday with nice clean dry dandruff free hair. I am also going to section it. But the problem is I only want to dread the under layer of hair and have half dreads half hair.. How could I go about this so that my hair doesn't get too caught up in my dreaded hair?


updated by @moon-child: 10/18/19 03:46:31AM
Moon Child
@moon-child
08/21/14 01:10:43PM
51 posts

MamaKitty's Freeform Timeline! (Updated: 1 YEAR 1 MONTH!)


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Your journey is amazing, and your dreads look so beautiful!
Moon Child
@moon-child
08/24/14 01:41:56PM
51 posts

Natural/Neglect Dreadlocks Timeline, Fine and Wavy Hair


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This gives my hair some hope because my hair is the same way, fine and wavy, and my hair looks about like how yours did in the earlier stage.Much love, man! Can wait to see how your journey goes on!Mama, can I make my own sea salt spray? With sea salt and water :P
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