Maintaining at home
Dread Maintenance
Thank you both
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Maintaining at home
Dread Maintenance
Here is the photo of roots
soaring eagle said:
definately typical crochet look and damage but otherwise look ok though it would help to see the thin roots you nean too
Maintaining at home
Dread Maintenance
Now im afraid. am washing with residue free olive oil soap and using some aloe gel after. So what do you think? Which method i should use for new growing roots or should i use any method
soaring eagle said:
stop everything your doing palm rolling and clockwise rubbing are both bad for the dreads especially the rubbing
but the crochet was the worse mistake well no the loctician was the worse mistaker
u need to recover from a bad start
wash with a dread shampoo every few days
do nothing at all except seperate if they try to grow together
it will take 6 months to even start to dread because of the crochet mistake never ever hgo back
it will take up to 3 years to lose the crocheted look and stiffness
the circular rubbing will pull most of the hair right out of the scaklppost pics so we can see what was done and advice from there especialy of the roots
Maintaining at home
Dread Maintenance
HiI went to a loctician and they crocheted/backombed my hair and added some extensions. They told me to come back in every 6 month for maintenance. Since ididnt't like the idea to go for a routine maintenance i wanted to ask you what can i do myslf at home instead of going to a locticianI am pam rolling and clockwise rubbing thats all. I have very thin roots.
updated by @loop-unrolling: 01/13/15 10:05:12PM