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3_little_birds2316
@carolbrennan
09/26/16 10:12:10AM
60 posts

Not sure about dreads but considering


Dreadlocks Journey Emotional Support

Welcome!  Gooduck with your journey, I'm almost 5 months in but did a starter method. My hair us stick straight so it's been more challenging at times.  I think your hair will take nicely.

My phone does that too where it cuts off. I turn it sideways though and it fixes itself so you can see everything.

3_little_birds2316
@carolbrennan
09/17/16 06:23:01PM
60 posts

Newbie


Introduce Yourself

Mine went super wavy curly as they were progresssing.  Just let them be.  

3_little_birds2316
@carolbrennan
09/14/16 08:58:21PM
60 posts

Newbie


Introduce Yourself

My best advice is to just let it go.  I did twist and rip method but almost all of them fell out. The ones that were allowed to form on their own look much better and sit better on the head. The more you touch and tweak the more harm you are doing.  They will turn into fret locks as they say ;).  Mine just turned 4 months and are now at the point that I can say, ok these are good, and I can relax.  I don't worry like I did in the beginning weeks.

Keep up with the natural way and i think you will be much happier.  My husband back combed his but wishes he would have gone natural.  His ar 1.5 years old.  

Good luck!

3_little_birds2316
@carolbrennan
09/14/16 12:49:47PM
60 posts

Some more technical questions about washing


Dread Maintenance

I second doing your hair in quadrants. I put a small amount in my hand and work each section. Good luck!

3_little_birds2316
@carolbrennan
08/29/16 10:03:11AM
60 posts

Sky Blue baby dreads


Member Journals and Timelines

Love the faded look of them.  I'm thinking of dying mine to my natural color so they are all one uniform color.  Right now I have the ombre look going from when I used to highlight my hair

3_little_birds2316
@carolbrennan
08/29/16 10:01:03AM
60 posts

A day with the ocean


General Talk

I live 15 minutes from the ocean and I go in 1-2 times a week.  I usually then wash them the next day.

I have super soft hair naturally so I find I do not need to condition and the salt water really helps dry it out a little. I plan on getting a spray bottle to fill up for the colder months when I can't jump in for a swim.

3_little_birds2316
@carolbrennan
08/29/16 09:57:31AM
60 posts

Question About Loose Fringe Hair That Won't Lock Into Any Dreads


General Questions

My husband had this problem as well.  It took a while but they finally formed their own dreads or paired off into the closest dread.

Good luck!

3_little_birds2316
@carolbrennan
08/28/16 04:07:48PM
60 posts

Twist and Rip Dreadlock Timeline (10 Months!- UPDATED)


Member Journals and Timelines

Thank you soaring eagle.  I'm pretty pleased with where they are after spending a month fretting over them


updated by @carolbrennan: 08/31/16 11:11:42AM
3_little_birds2316
@carolbrennan
08/25/16 10:13:35AM
60 posts

Twist and Rip Dreadlock Timeline (10 Months!- UPDATED)


Member Journals and Timelines

3.5 month update on my baby dreads 8/25/16

So I never got around to posting my 3 month update.  It was my birthday and I got busy and I guess that's life.

Since my last post a lot has happenned.  That trouble spot in the back has started to form dreads really well.  Some are super knotty, some are just dreaded at the tip but they are all doing something.  I only have a small handful of loose hairs now.

When I started my dread journey I had 49 dreads. Since counting yesterday I am now at 55.  So there has definitely been some sectioninggoing on this month.

The long wispy tips are continuing to form together into tighter sections, so while it sometimes looks just like loose hair it is forming knots from the inside out.  I now have one super long dread that is in the front from where some hair shed and got stuck but I'm just letting it do its thing.

I'd say my most mature section in the upper back atea.  It is really starting to feel like dreads.  

I will try and update again at the 4 month mark.  I have posted some images on my timeline and alsowill post a few here so you can see the progress when I'm on my computer. Having trouble from my phone.

3_little_birds2316
@carolbrennan
07/31/16 01:42:41PM
60 posts

Would my hair dread? If so what would it look like?


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My hair is very fine and typically stick straight and mine is dreading great. I used the twist and rip method (3/4 fell out but are now all starting to form crazy little dread babies).  You can look at my photos on my profile but like se said you wil not really know what yours will look like, they all change so much, and can vary based on thickness and other factors.  

I say go for it if you want to.  If you end up not liking it you can always take them out. 

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