Forum Activity for @richard-christian

Dandruff big nasty flakes

Introduce Yourself

same problem... but i just have been living it for a week, i can't really help much...

so, joining to wait for others with more experience

just for fun

General Talk

hi guys... i was seeing this post on another forum, just for fun

HOW A DREADLOCK MAN WEAR A HELMET....

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updated by @richard-christian: 01/13/15 09:26:44PM

introduction

Introduce Yourself

well mr. baba is right... my type of hair just don't lock by their own... beside the hair, also the climate here is very humid/wet, hairs will get oily very fast... so i start the initial dreads by crocheting...

luckily i found this site immediately, so i know what to do about my dread journey..

yes trina, that's what i'm trying to do now... just let them be... fuzzy hairs everywhere... but can't stand the itchy though...

thanks...

introduction

Introduce Yourself

hello everyone... my name is RICHARD...

i recently just had my dreadlock... i'm from indonesia, a lovely country somewhere in south east asia.

since i have dreadlocked a week ago, i've had been intensively browse the net about dreadlocks and stuff, until i found this site... and now, i'm done searching... this site "feels" so right...

i'm 34, asian, always wanted to get dreadlocked

i have black, slighty curl straight hair, and have a week old crocheted dreadlocks... which turn out to be not a recommended way...

since i'm a newbee... any advice are welcome...

thanks, and best regards...

updated by @richard-christian: 01/13/15 09:26:43PM

Dread rot

Dread Maintenance

will a hairdryer / blowdryer do?

scalp issues?? miracle oil i just discovered :)

Dreads Hair and Scalp Health

please... share the recipe of your shampoo...

picture results of using wax

Help! Save My Dreads

soaring eagle said:

the wax remover will help beeswax is extra hard to remove and it got it out in like 3 or 4 aapplications sincxe yours seems kinda thick and heavy buildup it probly could use a dozen applications to be extra sure u gert it

please correct me if i'm wrong, since i'm a newbie...
i've read somewhere, that someone, boils his/her dread in water, to help melt the wax residue.. with extreme precautions...
is it worth trying?

why am i not seeing baking soda on the list?