Congo

I just started my dreads maybe a month ago, and it seems like every single one is trying to congo. I also have a big mess on a nest on the crown of my head, what do I do the pervent this?

updated by @mallorie: 01/13/15 09:54:37PM

You need to get in there and separate them as gently as possible. Just gently pull out the errant hairs from each section it doesn't belong in. SOmetimes you need to do teh hairs one by one and it can be tedious, but necessary. I know if you search on here there are videos showing how to do this. It's best done wet I believe, but I do it whenever I find them'] God Bless your journey'] Nancy

just seperate often

you should have started long b4 it got to this point

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Yep, just pull apart the connecting dreads (best to do when wet). Do it often before it gets to a point where it's painful or they're very connected. You'll have to do it a lot at first, but as your dreads mature, it shouldn't be as often.

Here is a video how to separate, compliments of Baba Fats: http://www.dreadlockssite.com/video/separating-tutorial part one http://www.dreadlockssite.com/video/separating-tutorial-part-2 part 2

peace