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Danika Skalet
@danika-skalet
04/19/12 04:05:23PM
37 posts

That was a close one!


General Talk

Thanks :-) I've seen pics where their dreads were curly but idk if they had curled them for something or if it was natural
Danika Skalet
@danika-skalet
04/19/12 01:31:52PM
37 posts

That was a close one!


General Talk

I'm glad to hear your dreadies are safe :-D. I'm glad I don't have that issue, I look at old pics of me and really don't miss my old hair. Plus I don't think I could ever comb mine out, one I don't own a comb and two I wouldn't have the heart to
Danika Skalet
@danika-skalet
04/19/12 02:48:54PM
37 posts

How do you make dreadlocks without wax???


Introduce Yourself

Exactly, the girl I was talking to was really impressed that I hadn't done anything but wash and separate them. I'm. Really glad I decided to go the all natural way, its the way I recommend, plus backcombing is so damagiing to the hair. Glad I found this site before I even started, it saved me a lot of trouble.
Danika Skalet
@danika-skalet
04/19/12 01:15:42PM
37 posts

How do you make dreadlocks without wax???


Introduce Yourself

No she didn't use wax. I went with the natural way personally
Danika Skalet
@danika-skalet
04/19/12 12:38:56PM
37 posts

How do you make dreadlocks without wax???


Introduce Yourself

Im not really sure how its done, but I know its possible I jus met a girl whose locks are a year and a half old and she did backcombing and didn't use wax
Danika Skalet
@danika-skalet
03/31/12 01:31:40AM
37 posts

finding the sweet spot!


Dread Maintenance

I have the same type of hair, pre-dreading I had to wah it daily it was so oily once I started dreading though I washed every 2-3 days 4 at the very max and by then I was starting to feel icky. Now I'm almost on my 3rd month and my hair doesnt have to be washed nearly as often, now I wash it about twice a week, occasionally once a week if I'm not paying attention though. Just give it time, and yes dreading is a great experience to gain patience =)

Danika Skalet
@danika-skalet
06/02/12 02:21:26PM
37 posts

Natural dreadlocks tips (post them here)


Dreading Methods

I started mine in January when I simply threw away my brush.I use sea slat water, wash with bs, separate when necessary and not really worry about them. I am 5 months in and am totally dreaded now they are jus maturing. I love watching them grow and change day by day. I am gunna miss the zigzags, those ones always make me smile :) . I think the most important part is to just simply enjoy the journey.
Danika Skalet
@danika-skalet
03/12/12 08:10:03PM
37 posts

Parts


Dread Maintenance

Awesome :-D
Danika Skalet
@danika-skalet
03/12/12 06:53:38PM
37 posts

Parts


Dread Maintenance

Come to think of it its not an uncomfortable pull jus more that it doesn't pull back like all theway ( like doesn't cover the part) had to try and pull it back to remember. I jus quitbrushing, had them start congoing on me so spent a few hrs separating them a week ago now I jus have a bead on each one, I don't use bands and try not to put beads up on the roots
Danika Skalet
@danika-skalet
03/12/12 06:42:09PM
37 posts

Parts


Dread Maintenance

When I try to pull it back the front locks pull uncomfortably, I can pull it back in a low ponytail just not a high one. By part I mean the center part (well mine isn't exactly centered but slighty on the right)
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