Hi is it possible to freeform dreads when my hair is super straight, greasy, not even touching shoulders? I barely even brush it and it doesn't knot. Wondering if i should grow it longer first? Or if i should even bother trying freeform.. I've attached a pic. Thanks
Should i grow my hair more before i start freeforming..
@daisywoods
6 years ago
1 posts
@femalepheromones
6 years ago
414 posts
It might be worth growing/cutting out the layers because it will probably make it difficult for the hair to section but that's just a guess really.
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@peace-shalom
6 years ago
44 posts
First question is how are you washing and cleaning your hair? Any hair products like conditioner?
@soaring-eagle
6 years ago
29,640 posts
yes you can!
its long enough (barely) the greasiness can be adjusted with how youu wash
how you wash and dry matters a lot
shampoos that keep hair manageable prevent tangling
try the dreadlockshampoo.com liquid'
wsh hot to remove oils but rince ice cold as long as you can
if you wash daily extend it to every other day maybe every 3 or 4
slwly
this helps slow oil production stripping oils daily makes the scalp overproduce going into survival mode
thyme tea (strong0 as a after rinse can help regulate oil production..again slowly
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@poopiepants
6 years ago
81 posts
I know this thread is a couple months old, but a I still needed to reply.
@daisywoods The thing with *FREEFORM* locks is that You don't actually start them. They start themselves. As long as your shampoo is residue free and you throw away your brush your hair will lock when it's ready to. It may take a while, but it Will happen.
@daisywoods The thing with *FREEFORM* locks is that You don't actually start them. They start themselves. As long as your shampoo is residue free and you throw away your brush your hair will lock when it's ready to. It may take a while, but it Will happen.