So, I think I already know what you all are going to say. "Don't get sand in them!" I have no intent on burring my head, I haven't been to the beach in years. Last time I was at a beach with sand I ended up with sand EVERYWHERE. So, should the trip follow a similar pattern, how does one get sand out of dreads?
anything that goes in can come out just as easily
when sand dries out it falls out just by shaking em
bury yourself in sand without fear
ppl worry the same about mud
ive had mine caked in so much mud they were 3-5 times as thick
then jumped in a muddy river and it all came off (but ofcourse not clean due to muddy river) then 1 quick wash when i got home and clean as ccan be
tho with sand its when its dry that will be easiest to just shake out
Sand is part of being at the beach. It's in the air, the water, you shoes. Even your underwear (even if you don't sit on the sand, or go anywhere near it. This is still a mystery to me). But the point is, sand is to the beach, as leaves are to the forest floor. it's all around you.
If you can get to the beach, and don't mind getting dirty, sandy, and wet, it's one of the best places to be for growing locks.
Like Eagle said, just let it dry, then shake your head, and most of it will come out. When you wash, the rest will wash out. The bigger issue with the ocean is the salt water. When you get your locks soaked, don't just let them air dry, and go about the rest of the day. If you donk your head in the ocean, try and make sure you at least rinse your hair pretty well to get the excess salt out
