Wool pillow case
Dread Maintenance
interesting, i may just give that a try, in the PNW summers are pretty tame, but i can imagine wool would be a bit overpowering and my heads frizzy enough as it is haha
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Wool pillow case
Dread Maintenance
So, I recently had the idea of crocheting a wool pillow case to possibly help the locking process speed up since I move around so much when I sleep. Any thoughts or people with experience in this area?
updated by @fish: 01/20/22 09:47:07AM
question about shaving just the sides?
Dreadlock Styles and Dread Styling
Hey, I actually started dreading when I had a mohawk so I have continued to keep my sides at no longer than 1/4". I can't speak on behalf of cutting hair currently dreading, but I will say I'm happy with short sides for cooling down. Also when my hair is down you can't really even tell, but when I have it up it does look nice and trim, even though I'm only about 3 and a half months in so my locs are all over the place. Cheers!
Trader joes tea tree tingle?
Dread Products
Im curious ,my self. I've used it without dreads and loved it, let me know how it works for ya
Starting locks round 2
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Thanks for all the helpful advice, im prepared to have it look like a frizz ball, but within reason. is there anything i can use to tame it for a bit? i read about using aloe on here... does that slow down or speed the process ?
Starting locks round 2
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Will do, I feel like that would be weird to used to but I think I can adjust, would wearing a wool hat or any hat for that matter slow down the process?
Starting locks round 2
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If I was to do the neglect method, generally what would be my washing regimen? I've read that it's pretty much personal, but as far as health goes what would be your recommendation? I've also read on here about natural dandruff solutions, (since I have it when I don't a dandruff shampoo), would that washing schedule change at all?