I have had my dreads for about 2 months, and I'm struggling with finding something to wash them with. I dye my hair red and the baking soda mix I have been using takes the color right out of my hair after 2 washes. I hated the KnottyBoy shampoos and want to go with something more like the bakingsoda/water/teatreeoil mix that I found on one of the forums. I just don't want to keep dying my hair after every wash! Help!
thats really the best but theres dozens more http://shops.dreadlockssite.com that are great
baking sida is a real deep clean that will strip the color right out..u could always go back to youe natural color and stop dying too
HOw would I wash my dreads with that bar soap?
soaring eagle said:
thats really the best but theres dozens more http://shops.dreadlockssite.com that are great
baking sida is a real deep clean that will strip the color right out..u could always go back to youe natural color and stop dying too
You should just about never wash your hair itself with locks. There are specialcircumstances where you would have to, but during your normal wash, you don't wash your hair. You wash your scalp.
Just take the bar and scrub your scalp with it, in between each lock and around your hairline. It's awesome. Better than any massage you'd do with your fingers. Then you rinse it out, and it runs through your hair cleaning it
Isnt the bar soap just for mature locks? Mine are only about 2 months old!
Baba Fats said:
You should just about never wash your hair itself with locks. There are specialcircumstances where you would have to, but during your normal wash, you don't wash your hair. You wash your scalp.
Just take the bar and scrub your scalp with it, in between each lock and around your hairline. It's awesome. Better than any massage you'd do with your fingers. Then you rinse it out, and it runs through your hair cleaning it
Ipreferredliquid soap when mine were babies, but you could use a bar. That site sell the same scents in liquid and bar form, though
