You never want to wash your locks themselves. No matter what soap you use. All you want to do is scrub your scalp. When you rinse, the soap will flow throw your hair.
For baby locks, I usually say go with liquid soap. Liquid soaps are not as rough on your locks. When they mature and are not inclined to untangle when manhandled, you can use a bar, but you could keep using liquid if you still like it.
well i wouldnt dsay never wash the locks sometimes u want to but in general u only have to wash the scalp but when yiuve had 5 pounds of mud caked in your locks fir weeks you want to wash them all
i would actualy si]=uggest the bar for you since the liquids really for hard to dread gair and your not in dand=ger of unraveling much
i do mine in 1/4s i flip them to the right wrub the bar on the left quadrant front center to left just behind the ears tghen rub it intio the roots a but and rinse then right then right back and left back doing each quarter then rinse but aftyer ui do the final 1/4 i do a full long rinse of my whole head and length of the dreads
oh and the 10 dollar accelerator is a few pennies worth of sea salt
I'm glad you took them out, because they gets stuck in your dreads and cause all sort of problems.It's cool Baba. Well it seems that the core of each dread are locking up great, id say the bottom 3/4th of each dread (if that makes sense) are locking up, and i have about 1-2 inches of loose hairs near the root.
Thanks again you guys, now that i joined this site ill be posting more instead of just browsing. Lol.
your dreads are a day older than mine and what part of Texas?
I'm going to have to check out your pics.. I use to be in the Houston, but I currently live in the Killeen/ Ft.Hood area.
