My locks so far

Having an afro hairstyle meant alot of dedication and maintanance if you wanted to have it fresh and clean. Not combing my afro for 1 or 2 days one could already observe slight sections of hair occuring and eventually forming into dreads. So at a certain point I was to bothered by the high maintance my afro needed. So 10 months ago I started to leave my hair alone and give nature the control over the locking. This is the result. I Must Confess that there where times that I havent washed them for 4-6 Weeks because I was Busy with a heavy traumatic experience Last year and I am very glad that I have survived and came out strong as a supersaiyan. However in my case it did not leave behind my hair greasy and extremly dirty. I explain my thin dreads due to my natural pretty thin and delicate hairstrands although my hair is pretty dense. I notice my dreads conjoining into thicker congos and can imagine them congoing up into really fast locs some day( but I really dont know). Greetings, love and respect from Germany.

updated by @ascaso-gonzales: 03/26/18 01:27:29PM

welcome and those are some cool dreads

glad ya survived your ordeal. some of the worlds most impressive dreads grew out of the roughest circumstances

your not likely to get greasy but i am sure (having done it myself) they were dirty

they dont seem too dirty without the grease or any scalp issues

but definitely is better to wash more (when you can)

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I orderd dreadhead hq dreadshampoo. What is your experience on that? ( I am sorry if that topic already has occured in this site)

And would you guys recommend to sleep with a satin headwrap/turban for protecting the dreads at night. Honestly until know I didn't give a damn about protecting my dreads at night. I just read recently that not protecting your dreads at night is destructive for them. Is that true? I could not notice any damage yet due to friction on wool sheets. But I am still wondering if this might happen one day if I don't protect at night. What's your opinion ladies and gentlemen.

Thank you in advance and much love

dreadheadhq promotes wax and the worse methods and products available so should be boycotted (cancel the order if you can)

i have never worn anything on my dreads and they are now 9-10 feet long

in your sleep they dread the most

though you might get lint from blankets and pillows

thats the only reason to consider covering them

www.dreadlockshampoo.com is by far the best  if your african decent use the bars from day 1 otherwise use the liquid till mature then bars

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updated by @soaring-eagle: 03/18/18 02:08:08PM

there is a dreadheadhq review page on here that goes into details on the harm many have suffered from that company

https://www.dreadlockssite.com/dread-king/page/12/dreadheadhq-and-knotty-boy-bad-dread-products-real-reviews

it comes up 1st on google

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I am just wondering because the bars are made out of saponified oils and does that not actually leave behind residues ( this is what I read in other discussions)?

oils that are 'superfatted" which means not completely saponified can in hard water

but these are beer based not water and are formulated specificly for hard water to prevent that issue

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Alright! I am very glad for your effort of creating this beautiful site.

Thank you so much for the information my brother! 

it was sooooo needed

primarily because of sites like dreadheadhq

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True! It is a pity that people have to first make unpleasant experiences with crappy products and harmfull maintanance techniques before beeing proper informed. 

So shall everybody whos intention is to have beautiful and healthy locks stumble upon your site.