moisturizing dreads

i had ny dreads for 2 yrs now about and there are starting to thin out a lil and break off one has already broken off im just glad my dreads are long enough to cover it. but i heard it cold be lack of moisture what can i use to moisturize my hair both sumthn from the store and the oils i could use. i heard olive oil but what about veg oil?

updated by @john-doe: 02/14/15 05:40:28AM

olicve oils ok just not best agfricas best or jojoba is vbetter or share butter or akloe or vitamin e

but

i bet u u twist? thats why they break its not dryness its whatever u do to maintain them

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what other way is there because i thought the only way for my to get my dreads done was to get them retwisted or palm rolled...and is it bad if I just let them go and do nothing?

soaringeagle said:

olicve oils ok just not best agfricas best or jojoba is vbetter or share butter or akloe or vitamin e

but

i bet u u twist? thats why they break its not dryness its whatever u do to maintain them

dude u were lied to

the best way to get dreads is do nothing at all let thenm happen

your dreads are breweaking off from working on them

stop it all leave em alone do nothingh but seperate if they grow together

that is the best thing u can do for dreads is nothing

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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1

i havent been getting them done..so im guessn its breaking because of no moisture i guess.

R&B by Lush. It's all natural and works phenomenally. Makes them nice and moist and healthy and tighter at the same time.

were u twisting them at all? wether a salon or you yourself twisting can severely weaken even break em off

jojoba oils the best thing ever

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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1

no i wasnt twisting them at all.and imma try this oil ur talkn bout and the r&b
soaringeagle said:

were u twisting them at all? wether a salon or you yourself twisting can severely weaken even break em off

jojoba oils the best thing ever

ok good ..jojoba or africas best theyree both really good africas best i think has johoba but other oils too its a lil thicker so might not need it as often

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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1

Olive oil is a highly unstable oil, prone to rancidity. I would recommend something more stable like virgin coconut oil.