Bucks Co Dreadlock Products
Dread Products
Hello all!I recently purchased and used two procucts from Bucks County Soaps. Specifically, I bought their shampoo bar, Goddess, and the pink Himalayn sea salt spray.The products were mailed out promptly and the handwritten note from Vicki was a thoughtful touch. A sample of Nag Champa scented soap was included which I also found thoughtful and intelligent on her part.The bar itself is rather large, lol, and doesn't fit into a traditional soap protector but that's really my only (and extremely trivial) complaint. The scent is lovely! For me, I notice the scent of grapefruit first and then the floral notes. It's a clean, crisp, and moderate scent, not heavy at all.As for performance, it doesn't lather much for me but I know that isn't an indicator of inefficacy because I could feel it coat my hair and after the shower it left my dreadies feeling super soft and light. Even in my horribly hard water it cleaned my hair and rinsed out completely. The best part was it left that delicious scent in my hair. I've missed the feeling of having my hair smell fresh and yummy after a shower. Essential oils just didn't stick around long enough. I'm satisfied with this product.The sea salt spray also has me satisfied. I won't continue this but I applied it to my damp hair after both showers and it seems to not have any adverse consequences besides itching after a day. It too has a light smell but it doesn't linger. I thought the product left my hair feeling crisp and ready to tangle just like after a day in the ocean. In time I will know if it is helping - or rather HOW MUCH it is helping -and will update more then.Overall, I have to say Vickie does make a great line of products. I highly recommend them and am looking forward to trying different scents!Sorry for any typos, this was written on the fly from my phone. Best wishes!
updated by @κύριε-ελέησόν: 01/13/15 09:50:19PM
All the best to ya'!
I'm sure it had more to do with her sobering up. Who knows? But many patients are intrigued by them and it gives them a way to relax and just converse.I second what Baba said though. I'm pretty sure if you have to wear a mask for your job, you will be required to brush them out. When safety is at stake you have to do what you have to do, you know? If you're just doing EMS then I bet you'll be ok but I would guess dreads are out of the question for police/firefighters who have to don gas masks/protective masks. You might look into that.Best wishes on your EMT classes! I almost got my first responder and was considering becoming a paramedic but the thought of throwing my back scared me... so now I'm pursuing nursing... Another career path with one the highest amount of back injuries... Lol, whatever!No matter what though, you've picked an awesome field!
