did that last night. i move a lot so it wasn't that easy but i didn't wake up with an awful giant knot this morning. can i regularly wear headbands or scarves? i like decoration 
but i don't want to inhibit the process
The best thing for decorating and helping the process along are beads. Once you hair has formed natural sections, slide some beads on. I make my own from fimo clay, but you can buy them from your local craft or haberdashery store.
Thanks! peace and love to you =)
Becsley Q Penguinface said:
I can't give you any tips as I'm still a noob, but I can wish you strength on your journey and peace and happiness to follow :D x
I do like beads! i have nothing to put beads on yet, but i plan to when the babies come around. thanks for the heads up!
Jen said:
If your a fan of wooden beads Walmart has a ginormous container of them for $4-$5. They fit my baby dreads mostly. And the ones that don't I drill them out with a pair of pointy scissors. Loving all the beads and I have enough to not care when they fly out of my hair.
Thanks! so just put them on when my hair starts sectioning itself? or when baby dreads start showing up?
Claire Wilson said:
The best thing for decorating and helping the process along are beads. Once you hair has formed natural sections, slide some beads on. I make my own from fimo clay, but you can buy them from your local craft or haberdashery store.
Beads pretty much act like imitation knots. If you can get them to stay on when they are just sectioning themselves, go for it. Some people have problems getting them to stick. But be careful, if they are too tight, and you don't move them around a lot, you can make a little weak spot where it compresses too much. And also, hair can knot up above and below it locking it in place. So move them around periodicaly
