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"There is a lesson to be learned from these dreads, and that is that you should separate. You can…"
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Loose and thinning hair
Started this discussion. Last reply by ☮ soaring eagle ॐ Jun 3, 2012. 13 Replies 0 Likes
Hi! I dot have any dreads but my boyfriend does. Im trying to figure out a way to fix the loose roots without crocheting it-I read that it's bad to do? Anyway, he wants to keep them natural but I…Continue
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dread gurus☮ soaring eagle ॐ left a comment for Lola Carrillo
"his dreads are 2 months old they sare developing they have to be left alone to develop they are going to be messy awhile thats part of the development u got to accept it stop threading hairs in let them dread in they wull do it on their own u…"
dread gurus☮ soaring eagle ॐ left a comment for Lola Carrillo
"they should be left alone to dread on their own"
crafty craftersLola Carrillo left a comment for Lola Carrillo
"K maybe i shouldnt smoke before i ask for advice. To start with the clearifications, lol, I dont rub the dreads i thread them. I dont pull them either. By him wanting to keep them "natural" i meant without any sort of products. He wants…"
dread gurus☮ soaring eagle ॐ replied to Lola Carrillo's discussion Loose and thinning hair
"runbbing to crearte a net isnt a good idea your rubbing adding to the problem and a nets donna turn into a dreaded helmet then a unidred just leave the roots and loosehairs alone they will dread themseklves without doing a thing then just seperate…"
crafty craftersValérie replied to Lola Carrillo's discussion Loose and thinning hair
"Everything that has been posted is correct in regards to tightening the roots. If you want a natural way to tame the loose hairs a bit then either get the dreadlocks gel or some aloe vera. Apply a small amount at the base and gently…"
dread gurus☮ soaring eagle ॐ replied to Lola Carrillo's discussion Loose and thinning hair
"here is a vid that shows u the dangers of forcing the roots to be tight
you think you dont want messy dreads? well how would u like them to look like this?
hair belongs on the scalp
now that was 12 years of twisting to tighten the roots
ive…"
dread gurusBaba Fats replied to Lola Carrillo's discussion Loose and thinning hair
"If he wants to keep them natural, you and he shouldn't be doing anything to them. Dreadlocks are messy. Even when mature, there will be loose hairs. And there should always be loose hair at the roots. That loose hair is…"
dread gurus☮ soaring eagle ॐ left a comment for Lola Carrillo
"welcome but the less you do the better dreads dont need to be maintained"
dread gurus☮ soaring eagle ॐ replied to Lola Carrillo's discussion Loose and thinning hair
"yea all the rubbing and twisting hes done already caused the drwds to break hes got to stop it all leave them alone completely..no root maintenance whatsoever
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dread gurus☮ soaring eagle ॐ replied to Lola Carrillo's discussion Loose and thinning hair
"do nlot do anything to the loose roots tightening the roots will cause thinning and scalp trauma called tractiomn alopecia and can make him go basld
leave his wroots alone ..if he wants to keep it natural..let him"
dread gurusBaba Fats replied to Lola Carrillo's discussion Loose and thinning hair
"Maintenance on the roots in the last thing you want to do. Not that you should want to do maintenance on the rest of the lock, but any root maintenance is going to cause more damage that will be noticeable sooner, hence them falling out"
Jessica Reyes replied to Lola Carrillo's discussion Loose and thinning hair"Probaby why they fell out, cuz of all the root maintanence...leave them alone, get some of the gel. But if he wants them to fall out again, go right on twisting and root rubbing. Ull probably be back in another year or so asking the same question
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dread gurusBaba Fats replied to Lola Carrillo's discussion Loose and thinning hair
"you could get the locking gel from dreadlockshampoo.com. My locks are 6 years old, but I have been using it for a few months to tame the new babies growing on top of my head. It seems to work pretty well. It washes out in each wash, so…"
crafty craftersLola Carrillo replied to Lola Carrillo's discussion Loose and thinning hair
"Thanks for responding!
He want me to tame his hair, they're short hairs so it looks a bit haggard when I don't semi thread them in. His dreads are long and some have broken off over the years but he's got a lil crop growing in the…"
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- Hoping to learn how to maintain my boyfriends dreads, living bicuriously thru him lol
- How long have you been dreading?
- Less than 2 monts
- Dreading methods, maintenance, and products used (if you currently have dreads)
- Threading, which i came to understand is bad
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- At 1:03am on June 4, 2012,
dread gurus☮ soaring eagle ॐ said… his dreads are 2 months old they sare developing they have to be left alone to develop they are going to be messy awhile thats part of the development u got to accept it stop threading hairs in let them dread in they wull do it on their own u got to let them
it takes more time
- At 12:35am on June 4, 2012,
dread gurus☮ soaring eagle ॐ said… they should be left alone to dread on their own
- At 12:34am on June 4, 2012,
dread gurus☮ soaring eagle ॐ said… what do u mean thread them?
- At 12:27am on June 4, 2012,
crafty craftersLola Carrillo said… - K maybe i shouldnt smoke before i ask for advice. To start with the clearifications, lol, I dont rub the dreads i thread them. I dont pull them either. By him wanting to keep them "natural" i meant without any sort of products. He wants neater dreads, not fuzz, Believe me, i love his dreads.
- At 12:29pm on June 3, 2012,
dread gurus☮ soaring eagle ॐ said… welcome but the less you do the better dreads dont need to be maintained
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