yeah... throw it away... the wax will just cause damage to your hair
im in md but not quite sure if its slightly hard water or moderately hard water
soaring eagle said:
where are u on there
hmm if dreads mature faster when clean, will the water itself suffice?
Patience said:
Does she really need shampoo? I don't think small kids do unless they've actually got something nasty in their hair! My LOs, 8 and 5, don't use shampoo and haven't for years they just dunk their heads in the bathwater (no bubbles) and rinse well in the shower after the swimming pool. I stopped using shampoo and bath products on them because they were starting to get patches of eczema/dermatitis - which cleared up almost immediately and never returned.
i have no idea if my water is hard or soft :S
soaring eagle said:
i would think the dreadlockshamoo soaps but they arent really oike baby shamopoos if u get en m in yoir eyes mouth or up yoir nose its not pleasant
bronners is pure enough to dru[ink but still same issue
baking soda i domt think shed stand
if u got soft wate very du]ilutes bronners igf hard dreadlockshampoo ;iquid diluted a bit
i guess
my sister just turned 5 a ouple months ago and she's starting her dreads, but my mom is wondering which wash would be most convienient for a small girl?
Brady Bartell said:
"MAKING EYE CONTACT WITH HAWKS?" im adding gliding to my bucket list
any good places to learn on the east coast or should i just google it?
"MAKING EYE CONTACT WITH HAWKS?" im adding gliding to my bucket list that sounds awesome
trippy stuff man, i'd love to actually fly a plane rather than always the one looking out the window trying to spot beauty
