So i should wash with baking soda mix, let sit and then rinse with aplle cider vineger? Does it have to be apple cider vineger? Thanks.
soaring eagle said:
baking sioda is bicarbonate soda baking powder is baking soda with other stuff added u want just baking soda
and acv apple cider vinager
What is the ifference between baking soda and baking powder? What is acv? Thanks man.
soaring eagle said:
baking soda not powder 1 tablespoon per cup water add andy essential oils u need pour on soak 1o0 min or longer (no scrubbing) rinse
then do a weaker acv after and rinse right away
just rip em if u do it often its easy if u forgert to seperate for a long time it is harcer and can hurt
do it while wet and its easy
Goddamnit, haha. What i was ging to ask was. How do i make a solution from baking powder to clean my hair? How often should i shower/wash my hair? Is it easy to separate dreads and shape them to your preffered size? Thanks.
soaring eagle said:
u forgot to type didnt u?
soaring eagle said:
natural all the way
no products
dreadlocks affct you in profound ways especialy the natural journey so the biggest pro is on your entire being beyond just your hair
ok i shouldnt have said no profducts just no gunks like gels or waxes
just a dreadlock shampoo or baking soda
and sea salt (optionakl)
beads are nice too
tnr gives instant gratification but tends to lead to panick even disapointment wgen the instant gratification didnt lead to instant perfect dreads on the other hand naturals delayed gratifuication leads to immense pleasuedre at every tiny sign of progress
as far as differences in how they form
natural they form very organicly like roots
tnr can get more organic ofcourse but starts more straight and often braid like y]if you dont randomize enough
as far as damage
tnr is pretty gentle if u do do it gently
Hey guys. I have shoulder legh hair and am thinking of dreading it. I am debating on whether to use te twist and rip method or neglect. What are the pros and cons of each?
Also, what are some good things/products to help with forming and keeping dreadlocks? Thanks.
You're hoping to permanently work on the farm? Sounds great. But make sure you have everything planned and the head frmer dude knows about everything, you don't want to go their with no house left and then realise he thought you were staying for 4 weeks. Just learn about the local area, learn the language and have a great time. I hope to go on a wwoofing holiday through europe when i graduate high school (a bit different to most kid going to the gold coast and getting drunk!).
Not really much info in this post, but hope my little info helped.
