Completely New To Dreading HELP
Dreading Methods
Understood, guys. Thank you. If I think of anything else, I'll be sure to let you guys know. I greatly appreciate it.
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Completely New To Dreading HELP
Dreading Methods
I am an athlete (Cross Country, Wrestling and Track) so I kind of need to shower daily or I'd get nasty.. I understand though.
Would it be okay to lightly pat dry it with a towel to get the 'excess' water?
Completely New To Dreading HELP
Dreading Methods
When I am getting a shower, and not washing my hair, is it allowed to get wet?
Completely New To Dreading HELP
Dreading Methods
Does it matter how I dry it? (Sorry for the multiple replies)
Towel okay?
Completely New To Dreading HELP
Dreading Methods
would I wash my hair everyday with the dread soap or what?
Completely New To Dreading HELP
Dreading Methods
Could you give me a rough estimate on how long it would take for them to start dreading?
Completely New To Dreading HELP
Dreading Methods
How would I go about natural dreads?
What can I do and what can't I do?
Combs?
Product?
Shampoo?
You said separate. What do you mean exactly?
Completely New To Dreading HELP
Dreading Methods
I have been thinking about dreading my hair for a very long time. I know that there are a lot of different ways to get them like backcombing and twist n rip but I really like the natural method.
I was wondering what goes into all of these methods individually.
I have down my research and everything but I am unsure if I have been getting legit info because different people say different things.
So what do I need to do for the Natural way?
Twist-n-Rip?
Backcombing?
Anything else?
What about afterwards? Maintaining? Wax is bad?
Product?
Hair washing?
Maintenance?
Just tell me everything! haha
If you could, please give me the most detailed explanations as possible. I am leaning more towards the natural way but I don't know everything that goes into it. Thanks, guys.
Info: Caucasian. 16 (17 in a month). Blonde. Male. Very pretty hair (I get called Justin Beiber all the time). I wouldn't know whether to call it thick or thin.. It does grow very rapid though.
Will hair, nail and skin vitamins hurt my dreading process??
PS: I don't believe that my hair is quite long enough right now for any 'instant' methods. 4.5 - 5 inches
updated by @elijah4: 02/15/15 02:11:05PM