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Evan Miller
@evan-miller
05/08/11 06:51:43PM
18 posts

ACV wash/tightness


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okay. sounds good. but as far as the routine of washing my hair would it make sense to wash every two days to keep my dreads tighter?

Evan Miller
@evan-miller
05/08/11 06:34:02PM
18 posts

ACV wash/tightness


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I had been using a non-residue shampoo, which probably wasn't completely non-residue because it was Suave, but yeah now I am only using the acv wash. I get about a tablespoon of bakingsoda and mix it in a large bowl, letting my hair sit in it and then pouring it through my hair. Then I use about two cap fulls of the apple cider vinegar and mix it in the same bowl with a pinch of baking soda and do the same thing. then just rinse by pouring cold water through my hair

Evan Miller
@evan-miller
05/08/11 06:23:16PM
18 posts

ACV wash/tightness


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What's good dreadlock community? my hair has been naturally dreading for some months now and basically all of my roots are locking up. I just started using an ACV wash and have been recommended to use it from once a week to twice a month, yet I feel that my dreads become looser when it has been over two or three days since washing them. Does this make sense? and has anyone had a case where it has helped their dreading process to be washing every two days or so?


updated by @evan-miller: 01/13/15 09:01:33PM
Evan Miller
@evan-miller
08/25/10 10:52:04AM
18 posts

beginer dreads


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my friend had locked up my hair yesterday. she did them all naturally and with twist and rip. they look good but definitely don't look mature. do you think she should go back over them and tighten each up and put bands in, because they are pretty poofy now, or will they lock on their own eventually?
updated by @evan-miller: 01/13/15 08:44:38PM
Evan Miller
@evan-miller
07/13/10 03:36:21PM
18 posts

Pre-Dread


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No, I appreciate the response. I have been considering natural locks but I wasn't sure. All opinions are helpful
Evan Miller
@evan-miller
07/13/10 02:20:46PM
18 posts

Pre-Dread


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I have been intending on growing dreads for a while nowThe picture below shows how long my hair is currently, how long will it be once dreaded with the twist and rip method?
updated by @evan-miller: 02/14/15 06:38:22AM
Evan Miller
@evan-miller
06/06/10 04:16:29PM
18 posts

Dread starting length


General Questions

Thank you for the replies.Regardless of what they would look like now, I think you're right. I should start my journey soon. As my dreads grow so will I as a person. And as my dreads mature to what I envision for myself in the future so will my spirit.Peace and blessings soaringeagle said:
its long enough to dread sure but tie back once dreaded probably not but..you see yourself with dreads u can tie back ok lets examine that
if u see yourself with dreads u are looking into the future, when you dread it takes time to dread and time to grow so yea someday you will have dreads you can tie back..but it wont be today..
your hair needs time to grow and to dread
both take a good while
so start dreading let it grow and eventually you'll be tying them back.

ok so dreads and length
3 inches u can backcomb into 1-1 1/2 inch stubs
4-5 inches u can twist and rip into 2 inch dreads
6 inches u can go natural and they will slowly shrink as they slowly grow and you';;ll have 3-4 inch maybe even 5 inch dreads by time theyre dreaded
no matter what way u dread u will not see any real growth for 8 months more likely you'll see shrinking
then it grows..and grows..and whoops where did my toes go
it has to start somewhere to get way down there

see mine began at 2 inches naturally
then one day could tie it up (not back, like a fountains of dreads off the top) then lil later tie in back then knot it all up in a ball bigger then my head to keep em off the ground..
when i began i pictured myself growin em till they wore off from dragging on the ground and thats where they are now..
but u see..it wasnt instant..it took time

so what u pictures there waiting to be boen but u gotta start with babied raise them right and nurture them to maturity 1st
Evan Miller
@evan-miller
06/06/10 03:46:54PM
18 posts

Dread starting length


General Questions

My hair is about 8 in. long. I see myself with dreads that are long enough that I can tie up in the back. Do you think that 8 inches is long enough?
updated by @evan-miller: 01/13/15 08:36:58PM
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