Please Help!! What Is this? dread wax Sebum or Mold?
Help! Save My Dreads
Thank you everyone..
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Please Help!! What Is this? dread wax Sebum or Mold?
Help! Save My Dreads
Just purchased it online I meant 
from that site lol.. I heard clove oil is good? How can I use that til the wax be gone comes? Thank you
Brown Skin Queen said:
Thank you so much...Sorry I mean it looks like its growing from the inside.. I just bought thewax be gone..Worked for anyone?
jazzymomma said:hmmm tea tree oil asap
if wax remove it asap www.dreadlocksshampoo.com wax be gone like few times over
are they falling apart? or u just inspected them lol
hmmm?
witch hazel tee tree blend?
hmmm help yall?lol
goodluck bless an peace
Please Help!! What Is this? dread wax Sebum or Mold?
Help! Save My Dreads
Thank you so much...Sorry I mean it looks like its growing from the inside.. I just bought thewax be gone..Worked for anyone?
jazzymomma said:
hmmm tea tree oil asap
if wax remove it asap www.dreadlocksshampoo.com wax be gone like few times over
are they falling apart? or u just inspected them lol
hmmm?
witch hazel tee tree blend?
hmmm help yall?lol
goodluck bless an peace
Please Help!! What Is this? dread wax Sebum or Mold?
Help! Save My Dreads
I have a perfect pic this time.. The one is the dread and the other piece is what's inside the center of one of the tips of his dread's I cut.. It doesn't Stink at all and this is how most of his dreads look.. We haven't put anything in his hair in over a week.. Its soft, fuzzy but tacky feeling and growing from the inside out.. Please help me save my husband's dreads.. PLEASE!! Thank you in advance.. I heard clove oil works?
updated by @brown-skin-queen: 01/13/15 09:50:30PM
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Dread Maintenance
THe pic doesn't show it and my camera can't get it 
.. On my last post.. Thank you everyone for your responses..CALL TUCKER can you please give me more info on the Dawn wash in case I can't get the WAX be gone til later..Thank you I apprecite it
Call Tucker said:
the baking soda should not be bleaching his hair at all. it should not have stayed in his hair. did you rinse the hair thoroughly with water after the cleanse? If the hair was not rinsed, that could be the reason there are white patches, literally being the baking soda still in his hair.
Also, I have heard a few people have issues with white gunk in their hair. It was always caused either by wax, or by some shampoo with residues in it, however. To get the wax out, many people use dawn dish soap. I know it sounds bad, but it will not harm your hair, and is one of the ONLY things that can actually get the job done. It will require using about a full bottle of dawn, mixed with hot water,and scrubbing on individual dreads. If you search the site, you would be sure to find very specific instructions. If you are serious about doing this and have any questions with that, I can get you better instructions.
Also, the shampoo is sometimes the culprit for 'white gunk'. Make absolutely certain his shampoo is a residue free, 'dread-friendly' shampoo. If not, it will leave many different moisturizers/conditioners that will remain stuck in the dread, and build up over time.
A picture might help other members identify the issue more clearly as well. These are the best theories I can come up with for the time being. I personally do a BS rinse and a ACV rinse, and it works wonderfully for cleaning my hair. Good Luck.. Keep us posted
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Dread Maintenance
Thank you
Naked Naturalist said:
try using this shampoo.... http://shop.dreadlockshampoo.com/
it works wonders. makes your dreads smelll lovely, and its vegan. everyone here thats tried it (most of everyone has tried it and/or using it still), loves it! i use it and im in love with it. there is also a WAX B GONE. use that!
updated by @brown-skin-queen: 07/26/15 08:32:54PM
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Dread Maintenance
Soaring Eagle Thanks for the tips.. You have to retwist at the scalp when you get new growth every 6-8 wkslol he won't be bald. Everyone retwist or dreads the new growthto keep it looking fresh. Also his hair is natural and no dyes..Also African Americans need moisture in there hair to keep it soft not hard/crunchy feeling..I would like to try the Dawn or the Wax be gone..How do you lock your new growth?
soaring eagle said:
never retwist!
ok heres what u do
stopusing baking soda it will stro]ip color from dyes but shouldnt change natural color
but u got wax and gel crap in there go to
get the wax be gone
and the bar shampoos
stop retwisting or he will be bald
now use the wax b gone and that shampoo
never ever retywist
sepetate weekly using the popping method not twisting
use jojoba or aloe (pure) only as moisty[ure none of that crap your usingnow
only jojoba no honey no gel nothing sticky or thick
Brown Skin Queen said:
I use Honey and Gel to retwist... Also The loc treatment I listed...Shampoo and deep condition..
NaturalDreads01 said:yeah.. Call Tucker has a point. Did you list all the things you do to maintain his dreadlocks?
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Dread Maintenance
Thankyou so kindly Call Tucker for taking thetime to help me out. I greatlyappreciate it.. I will let you know how everything goes..The pic would not upload
Call Tucker said:
the baking soda should not be bleaching his hair at all. it should not have stayed in his hair. did you rinse the hair thoroughly with water after the cleanse? If the hair was not rinsed, that could be the reason there are white patches, literally being the baking soda still in his hair.
Also, I have heard a few people have issues with white gunk in their hair. It was always caused either by wax, or by some shampoo with residues in it, however. To get the wax out, many people use dawn dish soap. I know it sounds bad, but it will not harm your hair, and is one of the ONLY things that can actually get the job done. It will require using about a full bottle of dawn, mixed with hot water,and scrubbing on individual dreads. If you search the site, you would be sure to find very specific instructions. If you are serious about doing this and have any questions with that, I can get you better instructions.
Also, the shampoo is sometimes the culprit for 'white gunk'. Make absolutely certain his shampoo is a residue free, 'dread-friendly' shampoo. If not, it will leave many different moisturizers/conditioners that will remain stuck in the dread, and build up over time.
A picture might help other members identify the issue more clearly as well. These are the best theories I can come up with for the time being. I personally do a BS rinse and a ACV rinse, and it works wonderfully for cleaning my hair. Good Luck.. Keep us posted
Youtube Video (BS/Vinegar Wash soak) caused bad reaction Please Help
Dread Maintenance
I use Honey and Gel to retwist... Also The loc treatment I listed...Shampoo and deep condition..
NaturalDreads01 said:
yeah.. Call Tucker has a point. Did you list all the things you do to maintain his dreadlocks?
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Dread Maintenance
Tucker that sounds like a very inteesting theory that may be true.. The person thatstarted and did his dreads the first2.5 years used blackwax and all thisother stuff.. I onlyuse honey and gel... Howcan we get that gunk out hanks again
Call Tucker said:
I dont understand why it would cause white gunk to appear, even when they were used together. It sounds more like residue from a wax or shampoo or something put in the hair, that you just noticed after you got all the dirt out of the hair that was covering it up before.