Ideas For Quick, Homemade dread products?

Hey,Basically wondering if anyone had any good ideas or experiences products they've made really quick at home, easily.So homemade tams, good washes or sprays, or anything along those lines. I know about diluted dr. bronners and baking soda + acv; but like i've said, share all the best ideas and recipes.If everyone has an apple, and everyone swaps apples, everyone still has an apple. If everyone has an idea, and everyone swaps an idea, we all have lots of ideas.Hopefully everyone will be able to read this discussion and find out lots, we can all benefit, and learn something from each other.Jah Bless.
updated by @tom-twedd: 01/13/15 08:48:37PM

baking soda acvsea salt spraysteatree rosemary oils for dandruffthyme tea for oilinessstrong thyme tea soak for moldwhile vinager (3/4 cup to 1/4 cup water) and lavander oil for moldjojoba for conditioningt shirt sleeves for headbandsa t shirt pulled up over your head (so neck holes around hairline and dreads inside the shirt)n for keeping em outta the way while u sleepdreads themselves can be a "dread product" if u use em asw a pillow when camping or as a scarf in wintera ring u find on the street can be a dread beadi cant think of any dread product that shouldnt be home madeincluding dreads themselves ofcourse


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Wow great response already this should help me and a lot of people thanks guys and lets keep going

Deep conditioner - coconut milk, coconut oil, honeyAloe/Coco gel - aloe vera gel, honey, coconut oilHerbal shampoo - herbal tea, castile soap, essential oils, sweet almond oil, vegtable glycerinClarify - apple cider vinegar, waterLoc accelarator - lemon juice, sea salt, honeyAll of these mixes I only use very little honey a teaspoon or less.And no I haven't had any bees stalk me.

id skip the honey and the lemon the lemon does the oposite of the sea salt so counteract eachotherand honeys just not smart sticky stuff shouldnt be in dreads


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Liquid African Black Soap - african black soap, distilled water, olive oil, essential oilsGlaxseed gel - boiled flaxseeds in water, strained (water will form into gel), add essential oils, aloe vera juiceI make my own wool tam hats.

Liquid African Black Soap - african black soap, distilled water, essential oilsGlaxseed gel - boiled flaxseeds in water, strained (water will form into gel), add essential oils, aloe vera juiceI make my own wool tam hats.

Ummmm yeah you can omit the honey no biggie!I was responding to this thread about homemade products and this is what I have been using in MY locs. Its works for me...no sticknyess here and it rinses right out.

I was just thinking the other day that I wish my baby dreads were long enough to be a scarf. Can't wait till they are! It'll be so cool.

soaringeagle said:

baking soda acv
sea salt sprays
teatree rosemary oils for dandruff
thyme tea for oiliness
strong thyme tea soak for mold
while vinager (3/4 cup to 1/4 cup water) and lavander oil for mold
jojoba for conditioning
t shirt sleeves for headbands
a t shirt pulled up over your head (so neck holes around hairline and dreads inside the shirt)n for keeping em outta the way while u sleep

dreads themselves can be a "dread product" if u use em asw a pillow when camping or as a scarf in winter

a ring u find on the street can be a dread bead

i cant think of any dread product that shouldnt be home made

including dreads themselves ofcourse

Anyone have any conditioning spritzes they've made? Today it snowed for the first time this winter and I'm afraid of my baby dreads getting too dry and brittle (they are 2 wks old today).