Thanks for all the info you guys gave.
Lol, she also told me to never ever get you hair wet even in the slightest.
One last thing though, I should be getting residue free shampoo right? I heard that it is also called dry shampoo.
Thanks for the info.
Also, she told me that I shouldn't wash my hair for the first month after the initial dreading, and for somereason, I take her advice as less than reliable.
So, should I go along with not washing for the first month, and then trying the Wax-B-Gone or...?
Sorry, I have very little knowledge of dreads or the processes.
Okay, so I got mine done about thirty minutes ago.
While dreading my hair my hairdresser was initially using Lock & Twist gel, which I was okay with. But without telling me and while already halfway done, she switched to using Beeswax.
Now, from what I've seen online, wax for dreads is a no-go. So my question is, will my dreads be alright, health wise? And is there anyway I can get the wax out of my hair withoutcompletelydestroyingthe dreads and having to start over.
Additional info:
I am mixed (Black & White)
My hair is pretty long prior to the dreading (4-5 inches)
Not sure exactly what method she used. I think she sectioned, twisted, and clipped each dread, but I am a newbie and possibly wrong about that.
Any info whatsoever will help. Just wanna make sure my dreads will be clean, healthy, and look good.
