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Andy posted a discussionDread hawk
I've had my dreads two months now. I started with just getting twist put in my hair. It seems to…See More
Mario hernandez said"I just started the neglect method I was wondering how do I wash my hair. My hair hasn't dreaded or anything yet. I just started like yesyerf"
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Mario hernandez replied to Mario hernandez's discussion neglect method"Well not to maturity just to dread in general"
shampoo ingredients expertsHeather replied to Mario hernandez's discussion neglect method
"to maturity? i consider mine finally mature. so right around 2 1/2 years."
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Mario hernandez replied to Mario hernandez's discussion neglect method"Alright.thanks so IM barely starting my natural dreads . Do I just rinse my hair with water when I…"
dread wax removal is finally possible remove dread wax products
dread wax can finally be removed!
New more effective dread wax remover from www.dreadlockshampoo.com makers of the best dreadlocks shampoos.
Dread wax can finally be removed!
Yea I know you may be thinking, couldn't it always? well the answer is no, many people have tried many things to remove dread wax including but not limited to:
boiling the dreads (very dangerous)
other heat sources
tons of soap and hours of scrubbing (dreadheadhq and knotty boy soaps dawn dish soap laundry detergents u name it)
apple cider vinegar soaks (undiluted)
industrial strength solvents (all natural though like gunk out or dissolve it)
and finally cutting or combing out
the results of years and years of washings scrubbing boilings and every other possible attempt to remove wax still left wax trapped in the core
you can see here the result left behind after years of wax removal attempts. the person who these dreads belong to was convinced beyond a doubt that there was no way possible the dread wax remained in the dreads after 4 years of washing
warning: clicking the picture opens a much larger close up view that may cause nightmares until you manage to get all the wax out
please note these dreads were waxed only 4 times, and much less then the recommended amount was used. all waxing is over waxing since no wax should ever me used.
the interesting thing was, the dread pictured (4 years old) wasn't as dreaded as it appeared! the hair was glued together with sticky wax
the dread, after being cut apart and disected was palm rolled only once and it glued itself back together
hope for waxy dreads has arrived!
note-The body splash info was removed, not because it was not effective, but because the new wax remover is more effective at 1/2 the cost.
we have been educating the masses on the dangers of dread wax however thousands of dreads a year still get cut due to wax.
We now have a brand new citrus based all natural dread wax remover!
"WAX B-GONE"
The Ultimate Cure For Removing Wax From Dreads
Finally the ultimate cure for removing hair destroying WAX. Introducing, WAX B-GONE the super safe and all natural solution, that rescues your dreads from dangerous smothering dread starter kit wax. WAX B-GONE is totally natural made from plant based ingredients and contains no harmful chemicals. Just work some WAX B-GONE into that nasty wax and set your dreads free leaving a hint of fresh citrus and mint. Your hair needs to breathe and be conditioned to stay healthy and waxing prevents that from happening! In fact, wax causes water to be trapped in your dreadlocks, resulting in mold, mildew and eventual loss of your dreadlocks from rot. How you start your dreads is very important. Don't give up! First, get the wax out. Second, wash with Lock In Up Liquid Dreadlock Shampoo to remove any remaining residue. Third, a little rip and twist with some Lock Magic Locking Gel and your on your way to happy, healthy dreadlocks. For the best info go to www.dreadlockssite.com
Ingredients: distilled water, decyl glucoside (natural corn oil & natural plant sugar), lauryl glucoside (natural coconut oil & natural plant sugar), sea salt, organic essential oils of orange, lemon, lime, grapefruit & mint.
Directions: dampen dreads, apply 2 finger fulls of Wax B-Gone onto dread, massage into dread thoroughly, leave on 5 minutes and rinse out with hot water, repeat treatment for heavy wax buildup. Shampoo with Lock In Up Dreadlock Shampoo to remove any remaining residue.
dreads being cut off due to the use of dread wax has become epidemic thousands of dreads a year are cut due to wax thousands of others walk around thinking "i cant feel it in there so its not in there" only to find the entire dread core is more hardened festering wax then hair.
dread wax does nothing good for dreads only harm but wax pushers lie and fake evidence to prove it helps. they refuse to admit thousands of angry dreadheads (now baldheads) ever complain they blame you for overwaxing even though they tell you to use 4 times more then you did.
one single use will remain in your dreads forever
but the kind folks at www.dreadlockssite.com care more about your dreads then making a buck we have found a solution that we hope will finaly get all the wax out and we hope for the day that we dont need to ever sell any wax remover because noone ever puts wax in dreads.
dreads dread 3 times faster without wax
wax is waterproof residues that never wash out
dirt gets trapped in wax so never come clean
wax is the number 1 cause of dread loss and dread rot/
The new wax remover should be 100% effective please post reviews!
The 1st tests are in, however the testing was done on beeswax not dread wax, and that makes it extra hard to remove.
The results are very promising!
It should be much more effective on dread wax removal.
Heres the results and the 1st reviews
http://www.dreadlockssite.com/forum/topics/dreadlocks-shampoo-s-wax-b-gone-trials
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Comment by Brandon 4 hours ago -
is this the current solution for removing wax from your locs? and if so has anyone tried this and it worked?
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Comment by Star Gryphon on October 31, 2012 at 7:49am -
Wow! I watched the video! I guess I'm gonna get some of that soap and use it! Might as well! I probably don't have much in there...but...if it stays forever! It's probably there still!
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bands and musicians Comment by james varner on September 10, 2012 at 4:34pm -
does this work on bees wax as well as other dread waxes
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dread gurus Comment by ☮ soaring eagle ॐ on February 26, 2012 at 5:19pm -
theres a new wax remover coming out hopefuly today and i'll update this it should work on all waxes and be more effective then the body splash
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Comment by Moonchild on February 22, 2012 at 3:05pm -
I wonder if this will make my dreads unravel? They are almost 2 years old. How much body splash do you need to use, like the 500 ml bottle or just spraying the dreads? I'm wondering how much to buy. But I'm only worried about them falling apart because I had a dream about it :) I just really want them to be softer and not stiff at all.
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Comment by Oliver Schöning on December 20, 2011 at 12:45pm -
Will this work on Dax Wax?
Some one confirm please
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vip supporters Comment by Doogie on November 8, 2011 at 8:34am -
Ya know, I WOULDA used the Body Splash if it wasn't so damn expensive and I had more of a budget than $655.00 a month so don't be bashin'! And, how do I know the Body Splash even works? I don't and I'm not paying that money just to find out it doesn't work!
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vip supporters Comment by Doogie on October 21, 2011 at 5:10pm -
Walmart does not carry De-Solv-It! I looked today and only found Goo Gone. DO NOT USE IT!
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Comment by Trina Sandress on May 26, 2011 at 12:15am
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@Jennifer Rose I wish you and your family lots of love. I hope you and yours feel better!
Brightest Blessings,
Trina
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herbalists Comment by Jennifer Rose on May 25, 2011 at 8:40am -
I just wanted to make a public service announcement lol since several people had emailed me asking about it... I'm the maker of the all natural vegan wax remover shampoo (Knotty & Nice All Natural dread products, I am pretty sure we have our etsy shop listed in the shops page here as well as on Facebook) I'm taking a bit of a vacation due to family emergency/personal illness, had many issues keeping up with orders and I didn't want to let my customers down, so I took a break so that I can resolve the other stuff and not have it interfere with my business. However I WILL be back soon - this is only temporary. Sorry for any confusion about that!
Peace!
Jenn
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dread gurus Comment by ☮ soaring eagle ॐ on May 25, 2011 at 12:58am -
yea well its orange oil based orange esential oils an industrial strengtyh solvent that disolves glues caulks removes tarnisgh from silver and coper it breaks down the wax making it easier to remove its conditioning dso would be great for african hair its excelent i=on skin too
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vip supporters Comment by Antonio Trak-Kingz Taylor on May 25, 2011 at 12:32am -
so thats a body oil..an u use it on hair?
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Okay will do! Sorry it took me so long to get back! I can only steal a few moments away to come to the cyber world. I am one busy mama!
That's is crazy! I won't do that again! What a hard lesson to learn! I will share a bit more about it in the discussion.
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dread gurus Comment by ☮ soaring eagle ॐ on May 6, 2011 at 5:43pm -
h se 1 wax use and 14 years of washings and still had that result? you should write up a whole discussion in the saved dreads section
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Back in '98 is used the minutest amount of knottyboy dread wax on my dreads and didn't think nothing of it. Never used again in my almost 14yrs. of having dreads. Then I find this site and read about the damage that evern the smallest amount of dreadwax can do to your locks and was wanting to buy the dreadwax shampoo. I didn't have the money so in the meantime I just did the acv rinse and bs soak. Which was very helpful but just wasn't quite enough.
So I finally had enough money to buy the dreadwax removal shampoo. I tried for the first time today and I was appalled at what came out in the tub after the second rinse. Let me just say that my locks have never felt as clean as they do now!!!
I highly recomment it!!!
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Comment by TY brown on May 3, 2011 at 2:53pm -
I'm definately gonna stop using wax and redo my dreads
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Comment by Colin on March 23, 2011 at 7:43am -
I don't have dawn dish soap but I have a different dish washing soap?
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Comment by Colin on March 23, 2011 at 7:42am
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I don't have dawn dish soap but I have a different dish washing soap?
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dread gurus Comment by ☮ soaring eagle ॐ on March 22, 2011 at 11:01pm -
if your removing wax? yea it matters cause some like dawn dish soap are better at removing wax
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Comment by Colin on March 22, 2011 at 10:49pm
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Does it matter what shampoo it is if it residue free
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