dry dreads

So my dreads are about 3 months old now and seem to be extremely dried out towards the ends. Is there anything i could use on them to help the dryness?

updated by @sydney-noel: 01/13/15 09:25:24PM

i think pure aloe helps.

are u useing sea salyt? if so stiop

u can use aloe but its lil early to be conditioning unless u realy got to

what type hair u got?

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right now Im washing my dreads with unscented natural shampoo and adding a few drops of eucalyptus oil and orange peel oil. could that be drying them out? Also I did the baking soda wash the other day for the first time. My hair before i dreaded it was kinda curly and wavy, but it was pretty thin.

eucolyptus sure will why are u adding that? orabnge might too

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Are you doing an apple cider vinegar rinse? That would also help.

I was just adding them for there sent, but Ill stop. I heard rosemary oil is good, so ill start adding that instead. Also im going to try the ACV wash once I get a chance to pick some up.

my dreads are 2 months old now and i have been washing them with baking soda,tea tree oil,lavender and rosemary. they are getting pretty dry now as i had bleached my hair before dreading. ive bought acv but not sure what i do with it as of yet. i heard mixing it with coconut butter is good ill have to look it up.

ACV will definitely make them softer without making them too soft. In the dreaducation page there are instructions for mixxing ACV but I found that if I take a gallon pitcher of water, put about 3 TBSP of ACV and 20 drops each of essential oils it works well for me.

ACV should always follow BS washes because the BS dries you out.

Also, dreadlocks shampoo from http://shop.dreadlockshampoo.com/ leaves the hair pretty soft and smelling fabulous.