Solid Beeswax Dreadwax

A friend of mine many years ago told me that if I wanted dreadlocks the best way to start (because he done it) was to buy solid beeswax melt it on a spoon and work it into backcombed hair. He had neat dreads yes but up close looked very much like candles.I nodded and smiled and agreed in that special way . I had little idea of right or wrong ways but was pretty sure that this way was not the one for me.I think it was around the time that I had discovered Knotty boy wax and then I had discovered another way not to start dreads. Shame I had to find out this way.
updated by @orange-clock: 01/19/15 11:14:41PM

wax, lies, shame, corrupted

i was told the same by 1 person..only person that ever mentioned wax till finding those sites...i actualy bought a chunk melted it dipped in my fingers and touched a beard dread..i mean..just touched no working it in.. but the second i touched it i regretted it..and spent months after trying to pick it out...gross


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hmm, wax dreadbeard eh?that musta looked kinda funny, you could start something

was just a tiny spoyt size of fingertip near the end..not the whole dread..luckily tat 1 broke off from being sat onn too much (climbing outta a tent) Iain said:

hmm, wax dreadbeard eh?
that musta looked kinda funny, you could start something

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