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Comment by Sarah on February 4, 2013 at 11:32am

Excellent, thank you! The more low-maintenance, the better.

Comment by Robyn on February 4, 2013 at 10:59am

You can just air dry. No needs to blow dry unless you want to...mine takes almost all day to dry...as long as you dont put it up/wear a hat or tam and don't sleep on it wet or damp when you go to sleep you'll be fine :)

Comment by Sarah on February 4, 2013 at 4:15am

Thanks for the support, guys!

Crazy thing, Baba, I've been going along this whole time thinking that i had to blow dry my baby-locks. 0_o And it's mainly loose hair. But I was so terrified of mold that I made sure it was thoroughly dry before doing anything else. I believe that's why I got a sudden unexpected dread forming that day, I didn't use a blow dryer to de-tangle my progress. How fat do they have to be to have to blow dry, because I do have quite a few around the nape of my neck and back of my head. I sniffed my hair a lot yesterday, checking for icky smells. Heheh.

Comment by Robyn on February 3, 2013 at 11:53pm

Hmmhmm. happened to me a few times :)

dread gurus Comment by Baba Fats on February 3, 2013 at 9:58pm

They will lock just fine apart.  Some people aren't ready to take care of super fat locks.  It's a hassle.  Some of mine aren't as fat as I'd like, but they are pretty big.  It can take up to 24 hours to dry some of my locks even with the help of a blow dryer.  If you have really fat locks, you have to be ready to help them along with drying.  Even if you split that 1 lock into 2, those 2 will still be pretty big