Best dreading method to keep them together.
@kenjondoe
13 years ago
8 posts
updated by @kenjondoe: 01/13/15 08:54:02PM
@kenjondoe
13 years ago
8 posts
Knottysleeves said:
Dreads only become tight with time, no matter how they're started. There's no such thing as "instant dreads". Backcombing, twist & rip etc are only ways to create sections and some initial tangles... it's normal for them to loosen up and some may even unravel completely before tightening up again. That's all part of the dreading process.
@soaring-eagle
13 years ago
29,637 posts
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@soaring-eagle
13 years ago
29,637 posts
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@kenjondoe
13 years ago
8 posts
soaringeagle said:
u dont want to keep them together so they dont loosen they gotta loosen to dread but twist and rip will hold better usualy backcomb usualy falls apartt
@soaring-eagle
13 years ago
29,637 posts
when u combed your hair dids u ever cpmb out a tangle? that was evemnn with conditioners
if u leave hair alone with no conditioners no combing..it dreads
so even if they fall apart completelt yhey will dread right back up if u leave em alone
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@kenjondoe
13 years ago
8 posts
soaringeagle said:
when u combed your hair dids u ever cpmb out a tangle? that was evemnn with conditioners
if u leave hair alone with no conditioners no combing..it dreads
so even if they fall apart completelt yhey will dread right back up if u leave em alone
@brandon-arnold
13 years ago
184 posts
Kenjondoe said:
How would I know if the loosen hair will eventually lock and won't just stay fallen apart? Thank you for the help
soaringeagle said:u dont want to keep them together so they dont loosen they gotta loosen to dread but twist and rip will hold better usualy backcomb usualy falls apartt
@jeffree-vega
13 years ago
66 posts
@alex-haighton-kerr
13 years ago
11 posts