yea tnr when you dont randomize enough looks sorta braidy.. it will go away as they dread..if a lil hint of it remains it will just be interesting texture.
just wait they will get crazy loopy and look incredibly diferent in the next few months
Are these twists in my hair going to be OK?!?
I used the TnR method and was planning to crochet around the dreads, but have decided to just neglect them from here on out. After getting some pretty negative feedback I'm crazy concerned that the twists won't dread.
Is there anything I can do that doesn't involve combing them out and starting over?
aww thanks 
most of those are old they are 9 feet long now
good they will take a log time to recover the rest look gorgouse
www.dreadlockshampoo.com is what most around here recommend the liquid makes it dread fast
es wash mostly the roots then rinse through the hair
crochet was a bad idea as you realize, but if you have band in any...remove them
how long did you wait to wash theres no need to wait, you can wash as often as desired from day 1
On my first wash, do I wash my locs or just scalp? They are obviously pretty loose since noticing tight bands and overly tight roots on the few I crocheted I've decided to just let them do their thing.
Preface- I was using Dr Bronner's liquid castile for a week before dreading and started to notice a film in my hair. (apparently this isn't good for hard water) 3 days ago, when I started dreading, I washed with my regular shampoo to get the castle gunk out and followed up with a BC wash and ACV rinse to basically strip my hair. I'm not seeing any grease, dandruff, or even itch scalp at all yet, so I'm planning to wash with a Dollylocks bar in another 3-4 days, or whenever my hair decides to need it.
