it could very likely be way too conditioning however
stop using the baking soda and acv! way too harsh and will slowly destroy your hair!
i highly recommend www.dreadlockshampoo.com liquid till mature then bar unless the crochets still tight and stiff
i see u still got a lil crochet recovery to go ut they are doing well
Thanks for the advice @soaring-eagle i have only done the baking soda and acv twice in the 7 months ive been dreading but i will stop if it is harmful like you stated also like i mentioned i am currently using a coconut based liquid castille soap called "solo coquette" ingredients are minimal and readable so i guess its pretty good haha its also residue free thats what i was looking for. Since im currently living in the dominican republic thats the best i could find locally.
Hey all, thought it was time to make an account. I’ve been creeping around here for a while now and I started my lock journey about 7 months ago with the twist and rip method along with some crochet. I then come to find out crochet isn’t the best so I just never did it again and have let my dreads be since then. I have been using a coconut based Castile liquid soap along with baking soda and acv washes ever now and again. Not too often. I was wondering if I can get some insight on how its going for me.
Like I said I haven’t done anything to them since I started them 7 months ago which was twist and rip and some crochet. Now I just try to separate them when I finish washing them so they don’t Congo.
They are kinda loose like the last 4 inches at the tips and the two dreads I have at the front hairline area are very loose and don’t want to get into the existing dreads
any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated.
