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David E Glazai
@david-e-glazai
01/08/11 04:10:33AM
23 posts

Beginning of a new journey


Introduce Yourself

yea I definitely hear you n wish you the best on your new journey, I've had to deal with a lot coming from others about why I let my hair jus do their own thing but I'm quiet satisfied and happy with the outcome so far, I've developed an indescribable new comfort and patience towards a more simplistic way of life through my on-going journey, and I personally think it's one of the better decisions I've made in my young adult life (21 years old)
David E Glazai
@david-e-glazai
01/11/11 02:44:19AM
23 posts

Getting discouraged with progress. suggestions?


Dreading Methods

honestly you should try to wash less often because twice a week is a bit much and may slow down the locking process, I use apple cider vinegar and I only wash at least every two weeks or sometimes go beyond that and my hair remains very clean which allows me to just sit back n let the dreading happen
updated by @david-e-glazai: 07/23/15 04:50:32PM
David E Glazai
@david-e-glazai
01/03/11 01:29:51AM
23 posts

need advice


Introduce Yourself

in case you support natural locs I personally think that it may be hard for you to make an adequate living if you support natural/free formed locs and wanna be a loctician because telling your customers to grow their dreads on their own without any professional care may drive them away and make you lose money. Being that this site encourages natural locs I doubt any of us has any advice or ideas for aspiring locticians, but good luck and best wishes on your quest.
David E Glazai
@david-e-glazai
12/26/10 01:45:18AM
23 posts

Can you wear beanies whe going neglect.


Dreading Methods

not really I wear beanies and I'm only 2 months in and it hasn't slowed anything for me
David E Glazai
@david-e-glazai
12/23/10 04:27:49AM
23 posts

where to buy tams in the MD/DC metro area


General Questions

hey guys willl you please reacommend me a place to find some tams in various colors, shapes and sizes please?? I am lookin for a army green color one more specifically but I'm not sure where to go for any type of tams in my area, I don't think my current length is ideal for tams but I wanna get a jump start on knowing where to shop for em (I'll attach a pic what my hair looks like now after two months if that matters)
updated by @david-e-glazai: 01/13/15 08:52:10PM
David E Glazai
@david-e-glazai
12/16/10 12:18:56AM
23 posts

What are length recommendations based on?


Dreading Methods

I pretty much stopped the towel rub within a couple of weeks and started sectioning myself I found it to be easier to just to it myself and its goin great

David E Glazai
@david-e-glazai
12/15/10 11:32:05PM
23 posts

What are length recommendations based on?


Dreading Methods



David E Glazai said:

yo I also hav african hair type and I started my journey after 5 months and 1 week of growth (I washed once a week with apple cider vinegar to better prepare my hair for the natural process and my hair was 3 inches long when I started). To better cope with the process and have it more manicured like u said I used the towel-rub method (essentially rubbin gently through my hair with a small dark color towel for bout 10-15 mins every morning). my hair began lockin in within a couple weeks (not perfectly but they started separating into the desired sections) I really didn't even use the towel-rub for long bcuz all it helped me do is control my section and wut I recommend to u is to do the same if you want to have more presentable sections to your hair during the early stage, i don't wanna write too much but pm me if u wanna kno more

but here r some pics to help u see wut I mean

1st pic is me 3 days after satrting the process (0ct 23rd 2010)

2nd pic is me 10 days after stating the process (nov 1 2010)

3rd pic is me on dec 11th 2010 (4 days ago)

David E Glazai
@david-e-glazai
12/15/10 11:27:56PM
23 posts

What are length recommendations based on?


Dreading Methods

yo I also hav african hair type and I started my journey after 5 months and 1 week of growth (I washed once a week with apple cider vinegar to better prepare my hair for the natural process and my hair was 3 inches long when I started). To better cope with the process and have it more manicured like u said I used the towel-rub method (essentially rubbin gently through my hair with a small dark color towel for bout 10-15 mins every morning). my hair began lockin in within a couple weeks (not perfectly but they started separating into the desired sections) I really didn't even use the towel-rub for long bcuz all it helped me do is control my section and wut I recommend to u is to do the same if you want to have more presentable sections to your hair during the early stage, i don't wanna write too much but pm me if u wanna kno more

but here r some pics to help u see wut I mean

1st pic is me 3 days after satrting the process (0ct 23rd 2010)

2nd pic is me 10 days after stating the process (nov 1 2010)

3rd pic is me on dec 11th 2010 (4 days ago)


updated by @david-e-glazai: 07/03/15 06:49:53AM
David E Glazai
@david-e-glazai
12/15/10 02:44:04AM
23 posts

Dreads and Ethnicity


Introduce Yourself

dreadlocks is really colorblind and without prejudice in my opinion and anyone who fails to accept that has some true soul searching to do

David E Glazai
@david-e-glazai
10/16/10 08:44:49PM
23 posts

about to start my lock journey but I'm in need of your tips and advice


Introduce Yourself

^ well that is my biggest problem, I don't know how to seperate them into sections especially with hair as short as mine, dat is why I wus thinkin bout gettin em twisted at least once bfor free-formin em, but if you have any tips on how to seperate short hair correctly (hair btwn 2-3 inches long) please let me kno or jus let me kno if I need to keep growin my hair for a lil while longer first
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