dr. bronners soap

hey guys elroy here just wondering if anyone has any info about using dr. bronners soap to wash dreads i have heard lots of stuff and im not sure what to believe yet?

any info on the subject would be greats thanks guys!

~Elroy

updated by @elroy: 01/13/15 09:00:17PM

a lot of people use bronners here. just be sure to dilute it. there is a bunch of threads regarding bronners if you do a search for it. some ratios even for how much to dilute it.. ive only used the liquid soap - but works great for my hair. dries it out a little bit pending on which type im using. some dries my scalp out more than others.

its made to be diluted..alot its super concentrated for a dread shampoo 12 times more water then soaop..or more.. some use 20 even 30-40 times more water but most use 12-18..

its amazing stuff but should be used rightits not good in hard water tho being a real pure soap

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thanks i am trying to get hy hairand scalpas healthy as possible before i dread again because last time i did not wash my hair very much on bad info and me scalp got really dry and gross so i want to do it right this time!

I have both the liquid soap and the bar soap. I use both to wash my body and the bar soap moisturizes a whole lot better then the liquid even if it is diluted. I know some people use the bar soap to wash their locks and scalp, but I have yet to try the bar on my hair. I will tonight though. So maybe since is moisturizes your skin, it might act as a conditioner for your dreads, but won't make them loosen up like normal conditioner would. I don't know for sure though. Experiments are the main thing I've read. Also, if you need a face wash, the bar soap is good for it(: haha!