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I did and I logged in, And then when I add any kind of product in my cart I just get logged out.
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http://shop.dreadlockshampoo.com/index.php?main_page=time_out
The fucking website is not working. Everytime I add one thing to the cart I just get to - http://shop.dreadlockshampoo.com/index.php?main_page=time_out
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I agree with the wax thing, But dreadlockshampoo feels so expensive just for a shampoo, And the site is more for Americans I believe. My only options are these.
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These are the only one I'm going to choice between, Which one will fit me at this point?
http://dreadstuff.se/collections/dreadlock-schampo/products/dread-empires-dreadlock-schampotval
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Alright , Got it 
, What should I do if the tips(end) of my hair starts to like twist and look like they're getting weak?
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☮ soaring eagle ॐ:
u dont have to dip it in just pour it over and the dosage has to be 1 pasrt bs 10 parts water and you must rinse out the bs b4 you use acv and then rinse the acv right away it is a no touch method so it has that advantage but long term use weakens the hair
u dont have to dip it in just pour it over and the dosage has to be 1 pasrt bs 10 parts water and you must rinse out the bs b4 you use acv and then rinse the acv right away it is a no touch method so it has that advantage but long term use weakens the hair
What do you mean with 1 parts bs and 10 parts water? Does it matter how much water really?
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noooo its 1 part baking soda 10 parts watrer soak 10 min then rinse after rinsing the bs use a very very weak acv rinse like 2 spoonfulls to a gallon and rinse right away...thats while young whenmature use thesame 1-10 ratio and soak 3 min never mix baking soda and acv
noooo its 1 part baking soda 10 parts watrer soak 10 min then rinse after rinsing the bs use a very very weak acv rinse like 2 spoonfulls to a gallon and rinse right away...thats while young whenmature use thesame 1-10 ratio and soak 3 min never mix baking soda and acv
So to make things straight.
First I pour the dosage of BS with some water, Dip my head in it(let it be in there for let's say 2 minutes approx) then wait 10 mintues, then do the same but with ACV in it? and after I rinse it out with pure cold water?
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sarah.bosley:
Hi Rickard! Thought I'd give my 2 cents as well. No, I don't see any dreading going on quite yet but mine was the same way at 3 months. I can see it getting somewhat "messy" though which is good, that means its getting to the point of starting to section itself. I wouldn't bother seperating at all until you see actual loops start to form because seperating now would only slow the process down. Its not hard to seperate baby dreads at all when they're in the early stages, you just have to be really gentle. I'm all about the shampoo from dreadlockshampoo.com as well, I always keep a bar in my shower for quick washes. But my hair really started to go wild when I used baking soda and apple cider vinegar to wash with. It takes more time to prepare but it was worth it for me, my hair really responded to it. Plus, there is barely any actual touching you have to do when you wash with it, which helps create knots as well.
Hi Rickard! Thought I'd give my 2 cents as well. No, I don't see any dreading going on quite yet but mine was the same way at 3 months. I can see it getting somewhat "messy" though which is good, that means its getting to the point of starting to section itself. I wouldn't bother seperating at all until you see actual loops start to form because seperating now would only slow the process down. Its not hard to seperate baby dreads at all when they're in the early stages, you just have to be really gentle. I'm all about the shampoo from dreadlockshampoo.com as well, I always keep a bar in my shower for quick washes. But my hair really started to go wild when I used baking soda and apple cider vinegar to wash with. It takes more time to prepare but it was worth it for me, my hair really responded to it. Plus, there is barely any actual touching you have to do when you wash with it, which helps create knots as well.
So only baking soda and the acv, how often? I sweat often so.. I think it's 1/4 Baking Soda and 3/4 ACV? Right.
updated by @jahyouther: 07/22/15 12:18:46PM
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dont wear the cap too much the more they are free to move the better and when 2 dreads that are dreading try to join togerther...or when 1 dread tries to dread too big over an inch at the roots
dont wear the cap too much the more they are free to move the better and when 2 dreads that are dreading try to join togerther...or when 1 dread tries to dread too big over an inch at the roots
Alright, what about the salt spray? Should I do that sometimes? I usually take some table salt and boil it and then wait for it to cool, then I apply it to my hair, Is that a good thing to do once in a while or?
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I'll get it.
I shower in cold water, I use a rasta-cap often(to keep friction)
Should I like try never to touch my hair? When will I know to seperate, I dont want a big congo back there.