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recoverytrouble
@recoverytrouble
09/24/13 06:52:45AM
70 posts

Odd roots. No so random different sections.


General Questions

I started fresh 2 years ago and it's just the last 6 months or so that my dreads have really shown some solid form. The right side is definitely thicker & heaps shorter than the left. I think because I sleep on that side! Anyway, what I'm getting at is the natural process can be slow but ultimately rewarding as you learn patience & lose the stress & concern about what people think of your different look. Try & see if you can go with what you've got for a month. You might see them show a little movement & structure into something better than you expected.
recoverytrouble
@recoverytrouble
11/24/10 08:23:05PM
70 posts

maintaining dreads random thoughts


Dread Maintenance

I did some maintenance last weekend, swimming in the ocean & building sandcastles in the wind. My dreads are running like a race car now!

soaringeagle said:
haha i get inspired sometimes
recoverytrouble
@recoverytrouble
09/03/10 04:42:15AM
70 posts

beard dread congo craziness


General Talk

Pics please SE? That sounds mad! I've never been able to grow a real beard but if I could I'd go all bushranger and let it be as unruly as hell.
recoverytrouble
@recoverytrouble
09/02/10 04:30:46AM
70 posts

When to trim


General Talk

You asked a question and got responses. At this point in his life Jack Roth believes he will never cut them. As he & his dreads mature his opinion and lifestyle may change, or it may not. He is answering your question now with his present opinion. Everyone will have their own reasoning.Myself, I can see me trimming or even cutting them shorter to maybe even 6 inches or so if I felt the need or for a change of scenery. Hypothetically of course, I would have to be very sure before I went for it. Once they become too heavy or start to get cumbersome I will definitely trim them semi regularly. I think mid back to just above my butt will bw more than long enough for me personally. Dave Sullivan said:
Did anyone actually think about the question or jsut do an auto-pilot " Fuck that I'm enver cutting them!" I got a few good responses, but I'm looking for reasoning, not just answers from people who have had locks for less than a year comentating on what they think having long dreadlocks would be like.
recoverytrouble
@recoverytrouble
08/25/10 07:55:37PM
70 posts

Root Loops...


General Questions

Loops & swirls abound through the length of mine from roots to tip as well. Sadly the ones I like seem to disappear while the kinks that irk me hang around for ages!Welcome to the site:)

inked.pixie said:
thanks guys
recoverytrouble
@recoverytrouble
08/21/10 11:55:41PM
70 posts

Would you put Dreads on your Child?


General Talk

This is beautiful Island Mamma:D she's adorable too by the way. Island Mamma said:
She is very verbal and vocal and expresses herself well beyond her years, she isn't your typical 3 year old in a lot of ways.Kiah adores dreads from the first photo she saw she loved them and I asked if thats what she wanted she said yes. I realize it may be hard for some to imagine but if you met her it wouldn't be hard to understand these words at all and in fact you probably couldn't imagine her any other way. She sing songs about her dreads and talks to mine. It's in her nature. It isn't a cool trend to her or me. It's about freedom.
recoverytrouble
@recoverytrouble
08/21/10 06:58:34PM
70 posts

Would you put Dreads on your Child?


General Talk

My 7 year old son wants to be just like me and it makes my heart beam. However when he tells his mother he wants to get his ear pierced, or grow his hair long, or get a tattoo, or a motorbike... well she kinda let's me know subtley that she doesn't think my style is exactly how she wants him to look. I understand totally and accept it because as he grows older he will become better equipped to make his own decisions and I truly hope that he still wants to be like his dad. For the time being though I take a great sense of pride when I see him change from a t-shirt into a singlet if that's what I'm wearing on the weekends he stays with me. Kids are awesome and really are mini versions of their parents but you have to let them develop their own style as well.
recoverytrouble
@recoverytrouble
08/21/10 06:49:49PM
70 posts

Hello Everyone


Introduce Yourself

Welcome James:) You're on the right path if you've decided to research 1st cos you've found a site here that will give honest answers with no blinding by profit. Congrats on making the 1st step to letting your hair be itself and by extension yourself as well!@ SE, dude you'll be able to sit back when new members intro themselves and ask questions. Neil, Paula and alot of others are gaining the knowledge to help answer early questions and have gained the ability to do so from your own guidance. Must feel pretty special huh brother:D
recoverytrouble
@recoverytrouble
08/21/10 05:54:58PM
70 posts

my review of maylee's garden dread shampoo bar and how to use


Dread Products

Fair call:) If you're on something that works, stick to it! Knottysleeves said:
Yeah, I considered doing a bulk order to save on shipping, but I'm not keen on buying 3 or 4 bars at once when I haven't even tried them yet. :-) I usually do the baking soda wash alternated with whatever natural bar soap I'm using at the time, so it's not like I'd be saving any money over my normal shampoo.
recoverytrouble
@recoverytrouble
08/21/10 04:21:44PM
70 posts

my review of maylee's garden dread shampoo bar and how to use


Dread Products

KS I found buying a few bars at a time, costing around $30 including freight to Australia has been more efficient than buying the shampoo & conditioner I had been using on my normal hair. I got 3 bars, none of which bombed out my tiny unit with overpowering scent, I'm still using the 1st one. The Om scented bar is completely me,I just hope the other 2 suit me as well cos the bars last a reasonably long time.I wash with baking soda, then lather up with Maylees, 2-3 times a week, & the bar is well over a month old with still another fortnight left in it easily. I can't recommend them enough! Even one of my extra picky girlfriends agreed at last that dreads don't mean dirty smelly hair when we last hung out. The subtle scent is perfect for showing people that yes I am a clean person still=PI haven't had a problem with rinsing it out, but I am a demon for making sure I have rinsed thoroughly.

Knottysleeves said:
I'd love to try these based on all the great reviews, but her shipping to Canada is 3x the price of the soap. :-(
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