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Hmmmm, I keep finding knotty ends that on closer inspection are actually knots formed around bits of fluff and lint. i have had to remove the end knots of a few dreads as the bits of crap could not be teased out with tweezers. Yick!
I am a very hygienic person and keep my dreads super clean so I don't understand why, but it does all seem to look like it comes from one particular wooly jumper...
I saw someone with dreads the other day and they had visible balls of fluff fully imbedded in the ends of their locs, which was gross.
But not all of my dreads are long enough for me to look at the ends closely, so what about them?! I'm guessing mature dreads don't get stuff stuck in them because they are tight?
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they did the trick for me! and i had alot..that was in there years like 4 or 5 years and the bars took it right out
Permalink Reply by Rachel NattyDee on March 11, 2012 at 6:02am I ended up examining every single dread and found that LOADS were fully locked around bits of fluff and crap, which took ages to remove, but I would rather have loose ends than UNKNOWN STUFF imbedded in my hair! xxx
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