last december i began this technique. i dont have a recent pic developed yet. though my hair is 85 percent dready. I really recomend baking soda lathered into your hair during a shower , leave this in for a minute or three. then rinse out with apple cider vinegar, it will bubble and make your dread process shoot of the rocker, ya know! rinse this out and reveal dreads : } peace and prosperity.
plus seperation is mega important
I tried baking soda & vinegar as shampoo last summer.... I was very interested in hearing that it really worked with some people's hair and was not wanting to spend money on shampoos and stuff, but I developed dandruff, which I've never ever ever had before in my life. Once the dandruff started, I tried using it in varying ways (obviously not using them together) to see if I could get any better results, with no luck. So I gave in and bought an organic shampoo with aloe, tea /eucalyptus/thyme/nettle/sage/rosemary/lavender/peppermint/etc extracts/oils in it. The shampoo has been essential in helping my scalp, and It's just been within the past couple of months that my scalp has finally fully healed. I'm not interested in trying it again. I use the shampoo, with no conditioner, and it seems my hair is still dreading quite fine =)
seperate when wet
if thats not enough wipe lil olive oil on the connecting hairs b4 u seperate
btw, they carry it at target and it's cheaper. i think i paid $5.99. it's in the cosmetics section.Sure! It is Tea Tree Triple Threat Invigorating Shampoo by Giovanni Organic Hair Care. I get it at Whole Foods for $8, and it's lasted me a while.
SE- Thanks for that! I hadn't come across that tip yet.
Heather- Awesome =)
