i'm confused. did the salon just slap wax on sections of hair? no backcombing and such? i'm happy you were able to remove it. your hair knots up fast! it took me a long time to see knots forming in my hair. lucky girl:)
hi heather 
the salon backcombed/twisted my hair, while using knotty boy wax and hair spray. so it was vigorously backcombed. my "dreads" from the salon were very small and loose though. i washed it with dish soap and vinegar soaked the wax out within 72 hours. it was easier to get out because my dreads were new and very thin and loose. but some of the initial backcombing and all that DID stay in after i washed the wax out. so it expedited my knotting. my hair is also very long, and fine and straight. it honestly knots easily. it blows around in the wind and flows easily so it has always knotted up easily.
i believe i have removed all of the wax. i've washed 5 times with dish soap, and soaked 2 times in vinegar (undiluted). i also did a baking soda rinse/soak. so i think all that wax is gone now. i honestly think the mess that the salon caused, and the distress on my hair from de-waxing made my hair knot easier.
Heather said:
i'm confused. did the salon just slap wax on sections of hair? no backcombing and such? i'm happy you were able to remove it. your hair knots up fast! it took me a long time to see knots forming in my hair. lucky girl:)
dude it uis an illusion it prevents dreading it does not wash out ever you gotta be a total newbn to think wax is good
your ruining your dreads if its not so bad then wehy did thousands and thousands shave their heads due to wax?
a willing victim is still a victim your allowimng yourself to be scammed
why the hell would you put wax in your dreads knowing its destri=oyed thousands of dreads?
or are u just sa rroll on someone elses account?
dude i met a guy who had such awesome, tightly locked dreads i asked him how he did it he said he used small amounts of wax on his dreads kept em on for three days
washed em out and put it back on and did that for 6 weeks to start with he's had his dreads for 5 years and they are super tight and neat and he said all the wax came out
i've put wax in my hair and when i wash with clarifying shampoo it all comes out. i've been told by many ppl not to use wax and when i investigate them further they have never used wax themselves
i'm sure some ppl used bad wax / put way too much on/ didn't wash with clarifying shampoo and have ruined their dreads but my dreads personally are very good
it should be noted that the amount of wax i use per dread is a very very very small amout, about the size of half the area of an eraser head on a pencil.
And another important thing is to use clarifying shampoo bought at a salon supply store that strips out all chemicals and oils and leaves behind no residue. to wash the wax out about every three days
i don't think wax is crucial to having dreads but for ppl who have thin straight hair like me it def helps keep a neater tighter form, For Me At Least
how can it they cant tighten thry are glued togethetr thats all and wax does not wash ouit even with clarifying shampoo o[=itsd extremely hard to remove evcen with industrial strength sovents
if you put wax in once ..it stops the dreading
his so tight dreads were jusat caked in wax
and almost no waxy sdreads last 5 years they must have stunk
and again your wrong straight hair dreads just fine without wax
better in fact
your ruining your hair
thousands have chopped off waxy dreads to srtart ovber so you meet 1 gyuy too dumbn to remove the wax and u believe him over the thousands that ruined theuirs?
he didnt even reealize his were just glued togetherr not dreading
everyu dreasdhead that knows anythuing about dreads knows not to use wax.. thats rule number 1.. millions will warn you not to fall for that scam and it is a scam
it only glues hair together..even after 5 years itr will not dread! only looks like dreads cause its all hair caked in wax
what about wax makes you logicly think wax is good for dreads?
its pure residue
