Wax was used it was bees wax but idk its still in there or i can't feel it anyway. how do i remove it just in case
updated by @dathrill-helton: 07/23/15 05:23:31AM
dread newbie please help
Read the following link to a post, Soaring Eagle just said how to do it:
http://www.dreadlockssite.com/forum/topics/beeswax-on-hair
DaThrill Helton said:
Wax was used it was bees wax but idk its still in there or i can't feel it anyway. how do i remove it just in case
on the bright side, if you cant feel it when you touch your dreads, then he didnt over do it. So it will be a lot easier to get out, and you should be able to get all of it out after a few dawn washes
good call on taking only our advice
washing helps dreads dread
twisting makes u go bald
palm rolling does nothing unless u do it eniugh to cause permenant harm
did this idiot use wax
its easy to look like u got nice tight dreads if u cake em in wax oir crochet but they wont ever actualy dread ad will be ruined completely in the process
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bees wax is extremely hard to remove use the wax b gone
other then that leave em be they will take care of themselcves once rhw wax is gone
wax is a scam
it makes it harder to dread u havgfe to work on them constatly..and but=y more tools more products more visits to the salon
wash 1-3 times a week
thats it
DaThrill Helton said:
I have gotten some tips on my page. I need to know more abt the natural process. Do i just let my hair do its thing and it will dtead automatically or will some twisting be involved eventually. sorty i don't want to do anything else wrong!! Also is it ok to sleep on it uncovered.
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Good luck brother. I started mine at the salon too about 7 months ago with a dread perm. They are ridiculously messy now but that's what I get. I'll be honest some days you are going to be tempted to do maintenance because they look so crazy. Just come here for inspiration!
Just like some of the advice here - wash your dreads for sure, at least ones a week, I'm a salon hairdresser too and know that from the guy's point of view that did your dreads maybe with his aftro hair he doesn't have to shampoo much, afro hair locks together magicly. Washing your dreads will help them lock in together.
It would be too hard to dread if you didn't shampoo, i'm not a coloured person and my dreads are matting up really well as time goes, but when i shampoo with my dread soap i have to pull them apart or they would congo! I would have one whole head of matt! You will find out as time goes what suits your dreads best, thats why you get different answers from different people, no 2 heads r the same 
your white
and they ti]old you to twist?
the guy was an idiot that didnr=t know a thung about dreds
twisting makes black ppl go bald it does noithing for wht ppl hair except make u bald
idiot
ignore every ssingle thing he said
hes clueles
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Thank you everyone. I'm gonn try the bs and water mix with the rinse. Wish me luck
