Ah, I see. It's rather obvious when you think about it.
Thank you again for the advice! I am looking forward to starting my dread journey, there is a little bit of trepidation, I just hope I can pull the look off.
I shall have to go out and buy a nice bog box of baking soda and apple cider vinegar tomorrow.
Thank you very much for the fast and great response!
Should I have my hair down most of the time then? Will having it tied back most of the day slow down the dreading process much?
And why is it my hair will loose so much length from dreading? That sounds scary.
Hello there, I have just started with my dreads. I have been considering having dreadlocks for years now, but only recently have I decided to go ahead and try for them.
I think I am going to go with the neglect method, as it seems like the method that will give me the results I most want.
However before I start my mythical journey I have a few questions regarding dreads!
I have had long hair for many years now, and I never brush it or do anything fancy with it.
However I have always used conditioner when washing it, run my fingers through it to get out tangles and always have it tied back into a ponytail.
My hair has never dreaded. Have the things I have been doing to it been enough to stop it dreading or could It be that I have hair that does not dread very well?
I already have long hair, most of it is around my lower back and the longest bits reach my waist. Is having hair this length going to be a problem if I want it to dread?
I lift weights, and so I tie my hair back and up so it won't get in the way or ripped out. Will this get in the way of my dreads forming?
When is the point of no return? If I decided I no longer want dreadlocks, how hard is it to undo the dreading?
And lastly, is there anything I can do to help my hair dread? I have read somewhere sleeping with your hair loose head on something woollen can help.
Thank you in advance for your responses!
I'm curious, what is the point of juice or water fasting?
A little bit of a necro-post, but I have a somewhat related question.
What exactly are tea tree's affects on hair?
Could using too much slow down dread forming?
I'm a strict omnivore.
Plate full of vegetables. Yum. Plate full of meat. Yum.
I eat both as it is convenient, nutritious and cost effective.
I could survive as a vegetarian if need be, but would miss meat.
However I could never be a vegan. A vegan diet would not be able to sustain my current build and I would see loses and decrease in advancement to my athletic abilities, which to me is unacceptable.
