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Jake
@jake
04/15/10 08:40:04PM
10 posts



wash with vinegar and leae it in for as long as you want. maybs like a half hour. then wash it out with dr. bronners or that stuff you have. i tried the stuff you have and it works. ummm i think you could dry em with a towel then let them airdry
Jake
@jake
11/23/09 10:06:18PM
10 posts

Cutting Dreadlocks???


Life Issues Facing Dreads

that sucks man but good luck. it'll be the hardest haircut of your life.
Jake
@jake
11/21/09 09:35:27PM
10 posts

Am I the only one who gets this?


General Questions

ooo yeah i feel ya dude. some people do it to entertain themselves or be funny (i don't get it must not be our style of humor). but i like when people want to talk about them wether they love 'em or hate 'em. it gets annoying but don't let it bother you man. at least you aren't a little conformist giving into all their bull shit. respect
Jake
@jake
10/29/09 06:47:42PM
10 posts

Unraveling


Dread Maintenance

they're looking great dude don't worry about 'em. the roots are always gonna be a little bit loose so don't stress about it. the frizz is also normal and you can crochet it in or leave it. sleep with a tam or something and there will be a lot less loose hair
Jake
@jake
10/30/09 06:39:39PM
10 posts

*rookie dread-boy* got some questions


Dread Maintenance

thanks dude i always like to hear that! crocheting is when you take a crochet hook and stick it through the dread, wrap the hair around it and pulling through. it takes the loose hair into the dread but if you don't do it right it can hurt your dreads. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdYxAVo_0A8 thats a good example. for the salt water i'm not sure about regular table salt i have only tried sea salt and it works really well sorry i'm not too sure about that. I wash my hair once a week under a shower head and really massage the scalp and work the residue shampoo into your dreads then squeeze it out. make sure there is no shampoo left in them too. and your dreads will look great no matter what you do it just takes time. good luck
Jake
@jake
10/29/09 06:43:02PM
10 posts

*rookie dread-boy* got some questions


Dread Maintenance

congrats on your new dreads! If you like how my dreads look i suggest you try not to wax(if you have to only do it the first month), wash them once a week then if you'd like spray some salt water made from 1 part sea salt and 10 parts water and use the aloe at first it'll really helps. don't worry about them unravelling it happens to everyone that backcombs. mine pretty much came out! as far as loose hair goes you can crochet them in with the smallest crochet hook you can find or leave them. the loose hair will lock up in a few months. flakes happen because your scalp is dry and it happens to me too. remember not to get frustrated because locks take time. if you have any questions this site as a ton of info or ask me and i might have the answer..
Jake
@jake
10/29/09 06:45:04PM
10 posts

Aloe vera on dreads, does it smell?


Dread Maintenance

a little bit but it isn't too bad
Jake
@jake
10/08/09 07:41:18PM
10 posts

if you used a dreadkit before would you ever use a dread kit again?


Dreading Methods

No way. I was uninformed and thought products were the only way to get dreads. Naturals the way to go and you're hair forms how it wants. Beautiful dreads take time not manipulation and abuse.
Jake
@jake
11/21/09 09:55:16PM
10 posts

johny dirty and the sticky headed dreadheadhq fans on myspace


General Talk

being a stupid 16 year old kid, i fell for this shit. it was knotty boy but thats no better. i can honestly say it was the stupidest thing i've ever done. i didn't think. when you google "dreadlocks" the first things that come up are howtodread.com, dreadheadhq.com, knottyboy.com, and some other sites that all promote wax so i see why people fall for it.
Jake
@jake
11/12/09 06:54:01PM
10 posts

share your dreading mistakes so others might avoid the same dreadlock mistakes you made


General Questions

every thing that i have done and shouldn't have i learned from. i waxed for a couple weeks and stopped. i crocheted until i realized what i was actually doing to my dreads. and i did all the dh recommended maintenance and i stopped. let them dread on their own and they grow into something more beautiful and natural than you can imagine.
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