Welcome. What natural soap? Most natural soaps have conditioners in them, and leave residue. Just because they are natural, doesn't mean they are good for locks
Welcome to the community for healthy happy dreads Alicia. Hope you share a pic with us of your 3 year old dreads for inspiration for all the members here on a younger journey....peace
Welcome. Eagle's right about the hook. You "need" to do it over and over every few months because every time you pass the hook through your locks, it rips hundreds of hairs. Then hundreds more on the way out. This creates tons and tons of broken hairs that are loose and pop out of your lock making them frizzy looking. If you left your locks alone, in about a year, those hairs would get sucked back into your locks and they'd only be the normal amount of frizzy that all locks are. There's no such thing as dreadlocks that don't have any frizz popping out.
The whole point of dreadlocks is that they are a hairstyle that completely takes care of itself. If you need to do anything to maintain them, you're causing severe damage
Welcome. Eagle's right about the hook. You "need" to do it over and over every few months because every time you pass the hook through your locks, it rips hundreds of hairs. Then hundreds more on the way out. This creates tons and tons of broken hairs that are loose and pop out of your lock making them frizzy looking. If you left your locks alone, in about a year, those hairs would get sucked back into your locks and they'd only be the normal amount of frizzy that all locks are. There's no such thing as dreadlocks that don't have any frizz popping out.
The whole point of dreadlocks is that they are a hairstyle that completely takes care of itself. If you need to do anything to maintain them, you're causing severe damage
Awesome. Well, we're glad you finally decided to formally join. I can't wait to see pics
Welcome. What natural soap? Most natural soaps have conditioners in them, and leave residue. Just because they are natural, doesn't mean they are good for locks
Welcome to the community for healthy happy dreads Alicia. Hope you share a pic with us of your 3 year old dreads for inspiration for all the members here on a younger journey....peace
Welcome to the community Cohug. Yep, what the guys said, if you leave them be, they will take care of themselves. Enjoy the site....Peace
Welcome. Eagle's right about the hook. You "need" to do it over and over every few months because every time you pass the hook through your locks, it rips hundreds of hairs. Then hundreds more on the way out. This creates tons and tons of broken hairs that are loose and pop out of your lock making them frizzy looking. If you left your locks alone, in about a year, those hairs would get sucked back into your locks and they'd only be the normal amount of frizzy that all locks are. There's no such thing as dreadlocks that don't have any frizz popping out.
The whole point of dreadlocks is that they are a hairstyle that completely takes care of itself. If you need to do anything to maintain them, you're causing severe damage
welcome but never ever use a hook your just creating loose hairs by btreaking hairs the hooks 1 of the worse thigs you can do to them
leave em aslone let em recover
Welcome to the community Cohug. Yep, what the guys said, if you leave them be, they will take care of themselves. Enjoy the site....Peace
Welcome. Eagle's right about the hook. You "need" to do it over and over every few months because every time you pass the hook through your locks, it rips hundreds of hairs. Then hundreds more on the way out. This creates tons and tons of broken hairs that are loose and pop out of your lock making them frizzy looking. If you left your locks alone, in about a year, those hairs would get sucked back into your locks and they'd only be the normal amount of frizzy that all locks are. There's no such thing as dreadlocks that don't have any frizz popping out.
The whole point of dreadlocks is that they are a hairstyle that completely takes care of itself. If you need to do anything to maintain them, you're causing severe damage
welcome but never ever use a hook your just creating loose hairs by btreaking hairs the hooks 1 of the worse thigs you can do to them
leave em aslone let em recover