Forum Activity for @stephen-samuels

acv rinse for flakey scalp????

Dread Maintenance

wow! been using the baking soda and oils and acv rince for about 2 weeks now with pretty much instant results. this is the way forward from now....

acv rinse for flakey scalp????

Dread Maintenance

thanks looks i need to get myself some baking soda too.....

acv rinse for flakey scalp????

Dread Maintenance

right i'v got myself some apple cider vinegar, peppermint oil, rosemary oil, tea tree oil have read that this sounds like what i need but would just like to know how much of what to add and the best way of using it and how often??? thanks
updated by @stephen-samuels: 02/14/15 02:49:27AM

help needed me thinks...

Help! Save My Dreads

thanks everyone for the advice, so far i removed the first band i put in it does actually seem to be more knoted than pre band. and the dread has a crinkle shape, looks pretty cool i think dont know if that will stay like that though.did not mention before that i was assisting in movement by holding each end of the banded section and rotating then noticed small loops poking out the side of the banded section would this be signs of it knoting???

help needed me thinks...

Help! Save My Dreads

hello all

right i've had my dreads about 2 1/2 months method was back combing i now have a few dreadswhich have a section in the middle of the dread about an inch or two total come apart.

have i done the right thing by wrapping them with a small hair band over the inch or two???

will this dread under the hair band??

all help will be welcome......

peace..

updated by @stephen-samuels: 01/13/15 09:03:17PM

them roots

Introduce Yourself

thanks for the welcomes and the advice, its good to heareveryone's opinion thisdefinitely seems the place to find the answers

them roots

Introduce Yourself

thanks for the advice i thought time would be the answer....

taye said:

loose roots are normal. You don't have to do anything for the roots to knot up. Roots will form knots just by letting your hair move around freely. Baby dreads can have up to 3" of undreaded roots. Mature dreads will have less. If your roots are dreaded all the way to the scalp, they will have a stiffer appearance, have less movement. and stick out from the scalp more. Just leave it be.

The fuzzy hair down the side of the dread just needs to be left alone. As your dreads mature they will look and feel less fuzzy. You got em started, now all you have to do is leave em alone. Time is the only thing that will really work for both issues.

them roots

Introduce Yourself

hi

i am new to this site and have only had my dreads for about 2 months i was wondering what the best way to dread the roots as they grow?

and any ideas how to tidy up the fuzzy hair down the side of the dread?

any good advice will be much appreciated... =]

updated by @stephen-samuels: 01/13/15 09:02:32PM

Tallowah

General Talk

good work right there jack and the rest of the band, just gotta love the reggae music.... =]

Jack Roth said:

MUSIC VIDEO IS UP!!!!

CHECK IT OUT !!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pku_YE7gZu0&feature=channel_vide...