Hi my names dominique and for the longest time ive wanted dreads and i think now in my time of life being 18 i think its the perfect time for me. ive been thinking of going natural 
i havent started my dreading journey yet but im still doing my research for healthy and clean dreads feel free to hit me up or email me
enjoy the journey
natural is definately the healthiest way twist n rips not too bad either
i would definately give the natural way a try
since many who start other ways end up restarting the natural way
thank you so much i actually replied but wrote it in the wrong place so i doontknow if u can see it or not. but my hair is really short but definitly long enough to start dreads. i just need help with my oily hair it gets oily fast. also will sectioning the hair with rubber bands help ?
no u never want to use rubber bands! to get less oily slowly wash less often 1 day after u get ouly till u cabn go 3-6 days withput getting oily u can try the baking soda without acv till u get to 3-4 days then use lil acv
washing daily strips oils so your scalp rebels and over produces oils
so when i let my hair start to dread it will section itself out naturaly? my hair is already thin and short so im afraid that if it sections itself to small my dreads will be tiny and thin like noodles.. and will i have to rip the babies in half if they are to thick for my liking?
yea they will section themselves and they will tend to try to eat eachother and get thicker so yea u will have to rip them apart often its easy to let them thicken up but you should be careful early on since they will look thin but thicken as they dread so if they combine too early they can get too hig
you can judhge the mature dread size by the root area of the sections the baby dreads themselves maybe way thinner then the root sections but will thickenm
