how the dreads on the top of his head are wrapped and colorful, i tried googling it, lol. how do you do that/whatdo you use?
And then the same questions for this picture, referring to that one kind of in the middle left. V ?
Thankyou 
Yeah, I got a really sturdy one! :D
Haha the dandruff would wash out but I'd find myself scratching my head randomly throughout the daybecauseof the dryness and then stress out worrying someone would see the flakes, aha.
But thankyou!
Knottysleeves said:
I don't see it as "quitting"... you just want to do something different with your hair. Nothing wrong with that. Change is good, and being open to change is a positive thing.
It's just hair, and you can always get back on the dready train whenever you're ready again.
I hear ya on the dandruff... I've had scalp problems all my life (hereditary, nothing to do with dreads) and yeah, it's definitely harder to manage when you have dreads and can't wash as often, etc.
Good luck with the comb-out! Use a STRONG comb and the biggest, cheapest bottle of conditioner you can find at the store.
because i don't want to restart for years.
i thought i was ready this time with my pregnancy, because i wanted hair that i didn't have to manage anymore.
but i can't keep them on that alone.
i think dreads are beautiful, but i don't want them to mature and come THAT far just to comb them out.
i have a lot of reasons, and it was a difficultdecisionthat i didn't just decide randomly.
But if you think its pretty bad, I'd give it some treatments then dread it once its healthy. But thats just my opinion.
