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@tonythegrizzly
7 years ago
5 posts
updated by @tonythegrizzly: 01/22/20 09:33:16AM
@soaring-eagle
7 years ago
29,640 posts
welcome.. your off to a good start but don't wash with baking soda..instead wash with the dreadlockshampoo.com liquid (best option but theres others) baking soda slowly severely weakens hair
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@tonythegrizzly
7 years ago
5 posts
@soaring-eagle
7 years ago
29,640 posts
i wouldn't say it is nearly as good but it certainly is way better then the baking soda
the lockin up liquid will make it dread faster but the dollylocks ..although i have never personally tried it to vouch for it should be good enough..use it up then switch and let us know the differences you experience
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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1
I have used Dollylocks before for quite a long time on mature dreads. Although it is good shampoo, the liquid is better for mature dreads. The Dollylocks bars are for new dreads. Which is the opposite for deadlockshampoo.com, bar for mature liquid for new. I am using dreadlockshampoo.com now and it is what I used in my beginning stages. Good luck.
@soaring-eagle
7 years ago
29,640 posts
I have always had a sensitive scalp and can't go but so long without washing (3 days usually, a week if I suffer through the itching). Since I have started my dreadlocks I have used so many different shampoos trying to find the right combination for my scalp. I used dreadlockshampoo in the beginning stages for a long time. I just always wanted to be able to go one week without washing so that I could just wash them on the weekend and not have to get up early before work to wash and dry them. I switched to dollylocks and have been using it for a long time now and now just in the last 3 weeks or so switched back to dreadlockshampoo. I do like the dollylocks liquid it seemed to work good for me. I did not like the bar soap though. It seemed like too much of something on my scalp and in my hair. The favorite one I found was the liquid peppermint shampoo. I did not like their tightening sprays or gels, I tried them just to see how they were. Dreadlockshampoo I like both liquid and bar. I like the goddess liquid and it will make your hair tighten up faster. I got the cedar, sweetgrass and sage bar for the first time and so far I really like it. Dreadlockshampoo lathers up a lot better then dollylocks. I have tried dreadlockshampoo tightening gel and spray as well. I didn't like the gel and the spray was too much for my scalp but I loved the smell of it. Now I am using the dreadlockshampoo bar mostly but will switch with the liquid occasionally for a tightening of loose hairs.
@soaring-eagle
7 years ago
29,640 posts
the sprays and gels are only needed for real hard to dread hair anyway
nothing beats the dreadlockshampoo bars for my sensitive scalp
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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1
@soaring-eagle
7 years ago
29,640 posts
that's the 1 i use when i'm flying since its a tiny cockpit that 1 and the Tonka bean 1 have the lightest scents
when i used nag champa my instructor in the back seat said the scent was too strong for such a tiny space so i use sage sweetgrass ceder (which i just call saced smudge since they are all used in purification in smudges in sweat lodges etc) or the ..what is it mixed with Tonka bean i forget but both are much lighter scents
you can see how tight the cockpit is the canopy when closed is like 4-6 inches from your head
so i have to be considerate and wash with lighter scented shampoos cause even several days after washing that yummy scent sticks with you
just can be a lil too much in a tiny space like this
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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1