Brittney Weigel

Welcome

welcome

ohhh fuzzy red dreds!

love love love em

Welcome to the community Brittney. Glad you joined the best site on the web for healthy dread information.

Congrats on your first year! .....Peace

Welcome. I agree, you should check out the dreaductaion page. That and the recovery forums. Wax is one of the worst things that can be used on locks.

Best case scenario: It completely prevents progress. Wax acts like a glue to hold down loops, tangles, and knots. Without them, you have no locks. Wax is a hydrocarbon, so no matter how much ht water and normal soap you use, it'll NEVER wash out.

Worst case (But very likely): Wax traps moisture and water because it's a hydrocarbon. This water allows mold/mildew to grow in your hair and start to decompose your hair from the inside. You end up walking around with a virtual swamp stuck to your head.

Shops use too many damaging techniques like crochet hooks, interlocking, waxes and creams. For the most part stylists are not taught how to grow healthy locks in beauty school. So they use methods that they hear are good, from friend, and clients. Most of these methods only create nice looking locks that are only meant to last you a few years, no for life

welcome to dreadlockssite peace an luv b with u on ur continued dread journey good ppl an real true facts about dreads here check out the dreaducation guide in gray above and tabs about wax and other good info on there as well

Welcome to the community Tiffany and to the best site on the web for all your dreadie information...Peace

few facts about wax twisting and "shops"

• wax

1. wax is a scam and dread killer
2. it just glues hair hair together to resemble dreads
3. but actualy prevents and movement so no actual dreaduing occurs
4. it never washes out
5. it traps dirt and water wich causes dred rot
6. mold
7. mo]ildew
8. stiff heavy sticky gross dreads
9. its the number 1 cause of dreads being cut

• twisting

1. pulls too tigtly on the scalp removing the rioom needed for movement and dreading
2. causes traction alopecia
3. this is the scalpy look shops call "tidy' its actualy a serius medical condition
4. it will eventualy become wo[idrestread and permenant balding if not stopped intime
5. causes roots to thin and weaken
6. the scalpy look the bald patches get wider as the dreds get thinner
7. dreads may fall off

• shops and loctitians

1. loctician is a made up word combining loc or lock and tician as in someone with technical degree...in tangling hair
2. they make u think dreads requit-=re excessive care and expence they make you scared to even wash your hair on your own
3. they use shame tactics to get u to go
4. they charge up to 100 dollars an hour not even most prostitutes get that much
5. they use nothing but the most garmful methods and brute forece to simulate dreading
6. they call cleannaturaal dreads grodss while pronmoting not washing for a year (eww)and caking in wax so they are filthy
7. they are a ripoff scam and extrenely bad fir dreads..nothings worse then going to a shop

luckily your here and we can save them

start off with wax b gone to get that evil wax out

next demand a refund for all the harm they diid so far

welcome but u nr4eeeeed to remove that wax wich is extremely hard to do and never ever go to a shop that retwisting will make u bald

remove all wax then leave them alone

Welcome. I agree, you should check out the dreaductaion page. That and the recovery forums. Wax is one of the worst things that can be used on locks.

Best case scenario: It completely prevents progress. Wax acts like a glue to hold down loops, tangles, and knots. Without them, you have no locks. Wax is a hydrocarbon, so no matter how much ht water and normal soap you use, it'll NEVER wash out.

Worst case (But very likely): Wax traps moisture and water because it's a hydrocarbon. This water allows mold/mildew to grow in your hair and start to decompose your hair from the inside. You end up walking around with a virtual swamp stuck to your head.

Shops use too many damaging techniques like crochet hooks, interlocking, waxes and creams. For the most part stylists are not taught how to grow healthy locks in beauty school. So they use methods that they hear are good, from friend, and clients. Most of these methods only create nice looking locks that are only meant to last you a few years, no for life