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Sussi
@sussi
02/28/12 07:59:00PM
84 posts

Backcombers to the rescue!?


Dreading Methods

Blessed Earth Mama, I'm sure your new set will be just as awesome as your last one was. I save a few photos of dreads on my computer for inspiration and I have one of your old set. Hope that's ok.

Sussi
@sussi
02/28/12 07:32:02PM
84 posts

misconceptions about dreads


General Talk

My stomach is turning at the thought ofputting any of those things in my hair...

soaring eagle said:

oh and dreads are made with

(long list to follow):

  • wax
  • eggs
  • peanut butter
  • cow or dog dung
  • toothpaste
  • mud
  • axel grease
  • motor oil
Sussi
@sussi
02/28/12 07:19:26PM
84 posts

misconceptions about dreads


General Talk

Hey, you do know that all dreadies have lice, don't you? ;-)

Sussi
@sussi
02/28/12 08:05:35PM
84 posts

Confused about washing


Dread Maintenance

I wash my hair 2-3 times a week. Sometimes I'll wash my undreaded bangs an extra time since they tend to get greasy faster than the dreaded hair does.

Sussi
@sussi
02/12/12 08:14:40AM
84 posts

EVERYONE! i want to know...


General Questions

Two days before I started my journey I had no idea that I would. I never had a wish for dreadlocks and I never really had an opinion about them. That evening I saw a picture of a girl with dreads but didn't think more of it. The next day I remembered the dreads and wondered how they were formed. I searched the netin lack of better things to do I guess. Something happened in me, I spent hours reading about dreads and watching Youtube-videos. They called out to me and didn't leave me with a choice, I had to start dreading. The next day I couldn't wait to get started with T&R and some backcombing and now it's been three months. I love them! They are a part of me and it feels like I've been waiting my whole life for them without even knowing.

Sussi
@sussi
02/03/12 12:14:08PM
84 posts

Washing with Dish Soap? Like Dawn?


Dreading Methods

I've beenusing dish soap for my hair since november and I'm happy with it. I've had no itching, no dandruff, no residueand no grease. It's easy torinse outand every time I use it I feel things happening withmy young dreads. I wash my hair 2-3 times a week.

Sussi
@sussi
03/01/12 01:37:24PM
84 posts

retwisting dreads locs dangers


Help! Save My Dreads

Amazing progress for just 3 weeks, Jay! I'm happy for you. :-)

Sussi
@sussi
01/21/12 11:09:26AM
84 posts

In tribute


Introduce Yourself

I'm so sorry to hear about your Grandma. I really like your tribute to her,that isa good way to remember her and respecting her wish.

Sussi
@sussi
01/07/12 11:58:49AM
84 posts

5 days and super loose.


Dread Maintenance

Same thing happened to me after the first washing, you can see it in my one week photo. I know it's not the best formy hair, but I use rubberbands to keep the dreads together and that has helped them. My hairtype is fine and straight so the bands are not eaten by the dreads, but I understand that if you have thicker and curly hair that could happen. I do keep an eye on the bands though, I don't want them to get stuck and I'm planning on removing them now that the dreads are a little more formed. I've also used string and that's probably a better idea and an alternative if you don't have beads.

Please don't hate on me for the bands, I do know that I really should not be using them but when my t&r babies fell apart it seemed like a good idea and it has helped them. Should add that I had not found this site yet when I put them in. :-)

Sussi
@sussi
02/24/12 03:32:44PM
84 posts

Here starts the journey! Mums with dreads.....


Dreads in the Family

One day...

I wrote about it in my first blog post if you want to read about how my journey started. :-)

http://www.dreadlockssite.com/profiles/blogs/a-dread-love-story

Edit: Added link to my blog.

wondering how long did you want locks before actually deciding to do it?

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