Just stop brushing and combing'] DON'T use oil. Keep it clean with a good natural shampoo, no conditioner. I found damaged hair dreads quicker than healthy hair so keep an eye on your sections, they will want to congo. Vicki has amazing dread shampoo on here, it helps and smells AMAZING. Wash every few days, gently towel dry and shake your hair to separate it. You'll be fine'] God Bless! Nancy
I personally love loose hair at the front, longer is better than super short, but if you like it keep it at a length you are happy with. just trim them, don't cut short your first attempt']
You can look at mine I range between 190 and 210 at any given time'] I'm 5'7"
LOVE the Dragon's blood liquid and bar, liquid better']
I sell wraps in my Etsy Shoppe, Nyk-Naks under jewellery
You can pick them apart with a fork or another tool from the ends up to where you want it to be dreaded. You might need to make a vertical cut in the end 1/2 inch to get it started, then you can use oils or aloe to help soften the end, but you may not need it...xo
Kathleen has a great timeline for really curly hair']
http://www.dreadlockssite.com/profile/KathleenDavisHuckno?xg_source=profiles_friendList#.UChQRp2PWDQ
yep, what Rainbow said, hehe.
They almost always look bad in at least one stage']
