Okaaayy, so i wash as normal every morning before i go out no brushing or cconditioning and this will be the journey of dreadlocks?
Iain said:that's part of what i meant, keep taking your showers in the morning,
they come apart some,
but not all the way normal.
Nopeee but than my hair is back to curly locks goneee
labmofgod said:well when you wash your hair the morning does it still look like its all over the place?
Robbbb said:hahaha, tbh i have noticed nots in my hair and mistook it as curls growing, when infact it could of been locks! what i dont understand is when i wake up in the morning my hair is all over the place and couldnt go outside lookin like that. how would the nataraul method work out for mee?
Iain said:that's what I had always figured at first,
somehow though they do, and crazily,
(if you think about it probly 90% *made up number* of the locking up takes places while you sleep, i think this movement has a profound affect on curlier hair with its coilyness,
that's just a theory though,
I remember a time when i was stressed/busy in high school and didn't brush my hair for about 4ish days and just stood under the showers to clean, and I had this tight as hell knot on the left side of my head, took forever to get out *i sleep almost exclusivly on my left side cept when i force otherwise*
looking back at that, that was a baby lock in the making, if I had let it be, and pulled it apart as they formed, probly would had almost 3year old locks by now.
hahaha, tbh i have noticed nots in my hair and mistook it as curls growing, when infact it could of been locks! what i dont understand is when i wake up in the morning my hair is all over the place and couldnt go outside lookin like that. how would the nataraul method work out for mee?
Iain said:that's what I had always figured at first,
somehow though they do, and crazily,
(if you think about it probly 90% *made up number* of the locking up takes places while you sleep, i think this movement has a profound affect on curlier hair with its coilyness,
that's just a theory though,
I remember a time when i was stressed/busy in high school and didn't brush my hair for about 4ish days and just stood under the showers to clean, and I had this tight as hell knot on the left side of my head, took forever to get out *i sleep almost exclusivly on my left side cept when i force otherwise*
looking back at that, that was a baby lock in the making, if I had let it be, and pulled it apart as they formed, probly would had almost 3year old locks by now.
Jeff Walker (Guitarist of the band, Carcass)
the guys from korn 
camilla belle and steven strait in 10000 bc 
tic tic from 10000 bc dont know the guys real name Read the guides on this site (links on the right). Wax actually prevents your hair from dreading.
Since your dreads are already falling apart, it's best to comb them out so you can properly get all the wax out of your hair. Once it's totally clean, you can re-dread, either by backcombing again or just going natural and letting them knot up by themselves.
I can tell you from experience that clean hair with NO wax or products dreads up 10x faster than with wax. It sounds like maybe your hairdresser friend doesn't understand how dreads form -- hair needs to move around freely in order to tangle up, and it can't do that when it's coated with wax.
Hope that helps!
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