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Sting.Rey
@stingrey
03/04/14 09:13:48PM
42 posts

Neglect timeline! Curly or something? (Updated)


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Wow they're looking great. I get where your coming from, I had mine interlocked by a "loctitican" before I knew better. I keep wondering what they would look like if I hadn't. I will most likely just cut them off & start over again as well in the future. Look at the Dreadlockshampoo.com Locking Up Liquid Shampoo, they're made with sea salt & they're hands down the best. I've tried all the others & none have helped my dreads mature better then Vicky's. The only thing I find better for dreads is Ocean swimming & surfing. If you live near the beach, natural sea water is the best. My dreads will frizz up & lock up tight once they dry. Keep us posted.
Sting.Rey
@stingrey
03/09/14 04:39:04PM
42 posts

veggie vegan omni ital? whats your diet and hows it relate to your dreadiness (if at all)


Dreads and Diets

Let me just say I LOVE milk, I grew up in a very humble barrio so chocolate milk was like a candy. But lately I've been "vegan-ized". I had dated a full on organic/vegan/raw foodist years ago when I was stationed in San Diego but I never got into it. Her kitchen was like a Jamba Juice with wheat grass growing in a container and all kinds of nuts, berries & veggies for juicing. Everything had to be locally grown & organic, even her clothes down to her organic rubber soled hemp sandals. The dreads have slowly accomplished what my gastronaut girlfriend never could, I've slowly left animal products little by little.

It started by getting more educated on hair of course, which made me take a closer look at the products I was using on my hair. Which led me to discover how harmful normal detergent soaps truly are for us and I made the switch to locally made artisan soaps from a little shop in my town ( http://www.flagstaffsoap.com ) which happen to be vegan soaps. As I learned more information I started doing away with more & more animal products. It started with red meat, I started to see improvements slowly, so I cut out poultry as well. Slowly but surely my refrigerator became a vegitable garden. The last hold outs where Ahi tuna, cheese & of course milk.

The cheese flavor I missed I found I could have simply by using nutritional yeast in my recipes. For instance tonight I will be making pasta with an Alfredo sauce made from cauliflower puree with almond milk, sauted garlic, vegan balance butter & nutritional yeast. With meat, I discovered if you substitute with highly textured foods like portobello and lots of varied beans that also fill you up quick you don't miss it at all especially if smoke them outside over misquite wood. For my Ahi tuna fish tacos I now use Tempeh and right now I'm drinking coconut milk. What I love of about vegan recipes is you really have to do your research and be intelligent enough to find substitutes & creative enough to make them taste good.

Now I'm starting to look at my clothes, my gastronaut girlfriend would be proud.

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