try to break that habit
Definitely working on it. I've come to realize I have many habits concerning my hair. Not only did I near obsessively keep my hair pushed behind my ears but I also used to pick at the ends, play with it and combed it with my hands a few times a day. It's been a major adjustment to learn to leave it the heck alone.
yea common issues for many people
wear a crystal, or even a lil piece of cloth on a cord around your neck.. and twiddle with that all day instead
some find any necklace will do but some find the texture of the cloth or cord is more like hair so an easier transition
love them 
Well I'm sure it's fairly normal but I think it's a bit strange. The one area of my head that realy isn't doing much is the lower half of the back of my head. What is happening, is the shed hair there has been turning into knotted balls and falling out sometimes when I shower and sometimes just randomly throughout the day. The hair there is super silky and smooth so I'm thinking some salt soaks there should help.
it will yes but all the hairline hairs finer thinner and more prone to both oiliness, and being disturbed and unknotted when say pushing your hair back, or moving on a pillow so the hairline dreads last.. and always has some loose hairs waiting to dread..its like a dread farm always sprouting new drads but always having the seedlings (loose hairs) waiting to dread
you know that lil point of hair at the back of your neck? when that lil point dreads you'll know they are 100% mature
really they can be considered mature years before that happens.. bjt point is whenthat happens its a monumental milestone simply because its that resistant to dreading
it will yes but all the hairline hairs finer thinner and more prone to both oiliness, and being disturbed and unknotted when say pushing your hair back, or moving on a pillow so the hairline dreads last.. and always has some loose hairs waiting to dread..its like a dread farm always sprouting new drads but always having the seedlings (loose hairs) waiting to dread
you know that lil point of hair at the back of your neck? when that lil point dreads you'll know they are 100% mature
really they can be considered mature years before that happens.. bjt point is whenthat happens its a monumental milestone simply because its that resistant to dreading
I definitely don't expect it to dread overnight it's only been about five weeks now. It's not just my hair line but basically the bottom 2/3 of my head. The dreaded areas on the top back of my head is the area where they are the tightest and most mature. So I just find it interesting and I'm enjoying seeing the differences.
its always entertaining to see what they do week by week
i had a stone hematite ring in 1 years ago and an earing in another had crystals wrapped into many and at 1 point had bells in 2 so i jingled everywhere i went
