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I think I'm calling it quits

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If you do comb them out I'd recommend what I did which was TnR but I went natural for a few months to let the hair section itself and then TnR'd those sections rather than starting with an unnatural grid.

As for cutting off the TnR'd bits you won't need to because as the hair dreads those textures disappear and they just look like normal dreads.

Natural dreadlocks, from day 0

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Yeah it's not worth doing pics every day because you won't see any progress in 24 hours. If you want to do 1 picture each day I wouldn't even look at them and then after a month go through them all.

Or just only do monthly pictures. You will appreciate the progress much more that way.

Natural dreadlocks, from day 0

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Good luck with it.

Come back and post regular updates with pics. I think it helps you when you feel like you have steps to reach (I usualy update every 4 weeks) and then you can look back and see how much progress you have made since your last update.

Also always come back here if you feel down about it or like you're not getting anywhere. People here will be very quick to reassure you.

Asking for advice on starting natural dreads

Dreading Methods

The best advice I would give is to buy this shampoo because it really is the best and will make a world of difference.

https://dreadlockshampoo.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=7&zenid=779a37fdcc6c91052bcdbd3144768ef9

6 months

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Hey you're back, I thought you were gone for good. It's seemed a lot quieter on here recently.

Looking good though!

zak'n'dreads

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Mate how old are you? You should have just left.

How can you see that your parents care about their "God" more than you and still want to live with them?

NEED HELP! CROCHET DREADS

Help! Save My Dreads

I think by this point your best best is to just leave them alone and don't go back for any more maintenance. The new growth will begin to dread itself.

They might end up looking a bit weird because the crocheted bits will be thinner and harder but it's probably better than starting over (you could always cut those bits off when they get long enough).

I combed out my own crocheted dreads but it was after only about 6 months and I hd only been back for maintenance once. It took 2 weeks of pretty intense combing and cost me quite a lot of the thickness of my hair which then took a long time to become thick enough to dread again.

As for the sections one of the main complaints about salon style dreads is that they make the sections way too best so the fact that they are uneven is a good thing really.

Technical/posting problems

General Questions

It's not just you mate it's the whole site that's being buggy.

Creating a new account won't change a anything.

Scalp itch, loops and blunt ends

Dreads Hair and Scalp Health

I don't really remember I stopped using it when I combed out the crochets. It definitely lathered up more and from what I do remember the ingredients were mostly chemicals.

Scalp itch, loops and blunt ends

Dreads Hair and Scalp Health

I've tried a couple of different ones in the UK anf after using Vicky's I would never go back to them.

I can't speak for the Lush one but Vicky's definitely does seem like the best one around.