welcome but if dreads form between showerds dont bother with wook=l or with sea salt your going to dread fast anyway ont speed it up or u will be seperating constantly
hey! i looked up the ingredients and it looks like a basic chemical clarifying shampoo. my concern would be the drying effect this shampoo might have on your scalp over time. give it a try and see how it works for you. i would suggest diluting a squirt or two in a cup of water before pouring it on your scalp. make sure you rinse really, really well. good luck:)
Welcome. Check out the dreaducation page first. The healthiest method to grow locks is to just let them form. You only have to wash them 2-3 times a week and separate congos.
If you want to give them a jump start, TnR is the better choice. It's gentle and doesn't do much damage to your hair
hey! i looked up the ingredients and it looks like a basic chemical clarifying shampoo. my concern would be the drying effect this shampoo might have on your scalp over time. give it a try and see how it works for you. i would suggest diluting a squirt or two in a cup of water before pouring it on your scalp. make sure you rinse really, really well. good luck:)
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Always, Hippie Love
welcome but if dreads form between showerds dont bother with wook=l or with sea salt your going to dread fast anyway ont speed it up or u will be seperating constantly
hey! i looked up the ingredients and it looks like a basic chemical clarifying shampoo. my concern would be the drying effect this shampoo might have on your scalp over time. give it a try and see how it works for you. i would suggest diluting a squirt or two in a cup of water before pouring it on your scalp. make sure you rinse really, really well. good luck:)
wash whenever u feel like washing..therres no reason to wait
Welcome and Happy Dreading.
Always, Hippie Love
Welcome. Check out the dreaducation page first. The healthiest method to grow locks is to just let them form. You only have to wash them 2-3 times a week and separate congos.
If you want to give them a jump start, TnR is the better choice. It's gentle and doesn't do much damage to your hair
Welcome to the community. Natural is the healthiest method. TnR is the next best thing. Happy dreading.
hey! i looked up the ingredients and it looks like a basic chemical clarifying shampoo. my concern would be the drying effect this shampoo might have on your scalp over time. give it a try and see how it works for you. i would suggest diluting a squirt or two in a cup of water before pouring it on your scalp. make sure you rinse really, really well. good luck:)