Question about the "Lockin Up Shampoo"
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do you think that would be fine for baby dreads
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Question about the "Lockin Up Shampoo"
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So I bought a bottle of the Lockin Up Shampoo. The Dragon's Blood scent smells great. I used the shampoo yesterday and I can definitely notice a difference. My hair looks more matted than usual.
my question is: how do you guys and gals apply it? Yesterday I just slathered it on with a little bit of rubbing, as I would've done with any other kind of shampoo. I ended up using a good amount though, and it would be nice to conserve as much shampoo as I can so I don't run out too quickly. So I was just wondering how those of you that bought the shampoo go about applying it to your hair.
updated by @lordmoe: 02/14/15 03:31:24AM
Parts
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maybe this is a silly question, but what do you mean by part? do you mean your hairline?
Sometimes I find scabs on the back of my head
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hmmm, anyone of those could be true really
Sometimes I find scabs on the back of my head
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my hair isn't dreaded much yet, so I don't think it's hair pulling on the skin
I don't really scratch it much either
Sometimes I find scabs on the back of my head
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I have used teatree and rosemary but I cut back on them because I wanted my hair to be dryer
Sometimes I find scabs on the back of my head
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Hello. I mostly wash my hair with the Baking Soda + Sea Salt and ACV rinse. Sometimes, though, I will scratch the back of my head and find a scab back there. Has anyone experienced this?
updated by @lordmoe: 02/14/15 09:06:19AM
dreadlockshampoo.com liquid lockin up tightening shampoo review
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would you recommend this over the Baking Soda ACV rinse?
White residue on scalp
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if that's true then that's pretty natural, as long as it doesn't build up too much