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Chelsea LookWhatTheCatDraggedIn
@chelsea-lookwhatthecatdraggedin
05/16/11 10:59:21AM
42 posts

Root maintenance.


Dread Maintenance

Little over 4 months :)

soaring eagle said:
how old r they
Chelsea LookWhatTheCatDraggedIn
@chelsea-lookwhatthecatdraggedin
05/16/11 10:44:10AM
42 posts

Root maintenance.


Dread Maintenance

I'm apprehensive because ive seen dreads with the top half matted and the bottom half dreaded an others with straight hair at the roots, even if I separate them it's alot to control. But they do tend to irritate my scalp. :/ I'm so anal about my dreads that I can't stand loose roots.

fancyAmanda said:
Don't do anything... you haven't been doing nothing by putting elastics on them. Elastics can be problematic, your hair might swallow them up or they could leave weak spots in your dreads as they grow out. The best maintenance is time, so allow it to happen.
Chelsea LookWhatTheCatDraggedIn
@chelsea-lookwhatthecatdraggedin
05/16/11 10:37:55AM
42 posts

Root maintenance.


Dread Maintenance

What's the best method to use for my roots? I've tried to leave them but my hair is so fine that it never dreads. Ive been using elastics for the past few months and it's been working but it's alot of work. Ive heard of people using them throughout their entire dread journey but I would like to have them do it without any help. Any tips. Also I'd prefer to not use a crouch hook because of the damage it does.
updated by @chelsea-lookwhatthecatdraggedin: 01/13/15 09:02:04PM
Chelsea LookWhatTheCatDraggedIn
@chelsea-lookwhatthecatdraggedin
02/18/11 12:51:46AM
42 posts

Smoke das ganja?


General Talk

What are some of the reasons pot is illegal? Hempcan Be used for many things and alcohol and tobacco products do more damage than pot does!
updated by @chelsea-lookwhatthecatdraggedin: 01/13/15 08:55:50PM
Chelsea LookWhatTheCatDraggedIn
@chelsea-lookwhatthecatdraggedin
02/18/11 12:30:10AM
42 posts

Comparison: Backcomb/Crochet/Wax vs. T&R/Neglect/No Products


Dreading Methods

I'm starting to loosen the crOchet job and hope it will dread within a few months. If o had been patient I'd be all set and on the right track.

soaringeagle said:
eventualy they will recover and behave like normal dreads just takes a long time

Chelsea LookWhatTheCatDraggedIn said:
I myself am on my second set and share the same story. I crochet my dreads in the begining of my journey and they do not change. However my roots are beginning to dread up and the root end of the dread and it's kind of a wavy patch and I'm digging it. Of you don't do anything they become nice.I wish I had never crochet!!
Chelsea LookWhatTheCatDraggedIn
@chelsea-lookwhatthecatdraggedin
02/18/11 12:18:38AM
42 posts

Comparison: Backcomb/Crochet/Wax vs. T&R/Neglect/No Products


Dreading Methods

I myself am on my second set and share the same story. I crochet my dreads in the begining of my journey and they do not change. However my roots are beginning to dread up and the root end of the dread and it's kind of a wavy patch and I'm digging it. Of you don't do anything they become nice.I wish I had never crochet!!
Chelsea LookWhatTheCatDraggedIn
@chelsea-lookwhatthecatdraggedin
02/18/11 12:32:38AM
42 posts

New to Dreads


Introduce Yourself

Twist and rip and let it be!!!!!!
Chelsea LookWhatTheCatDraggedIn
@chelsea-lookwhatthecatdraggedin
02/02/11 05:41:00PM
42 posts

Loose haiRs


Dread Maintenance

wont it all mat up and be like a helmet?
Chelsea LookWhatTheCatDraggedIn
@chelsea-lookwhatthecatdraggedin
02/02/11 01:46:27PM
42 posts

Loose haiRs


Dread Maintenance

The hair that is growing out isn't dreading and I'm worried that they will be straight hair on the top ne'er the roots. How long should I et them get before I tart to do maintenance on them to keep them dreaded.? Because I haven't been doing nothing to them. Ive been eating them go except for th occasional palm rolling. And I am pretty excited because yesterday marked my one month dreAdlock anniversary.

GoldenEagle said:

The best thing to do is not worry about them.

As long as your hair continues to go through its normal hair growth/shedding cycle you will always have some loose hair.


updated by @chelsea-lookwhatthecatdraggedin: 07/03/15 07:04:56AM
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