Hmmm...well, after reading your posts and all the replies...it all points to changing for the better. I think your dreams are saying to go back to a clean slate. A you without locks. Cutting off the waxy moldy dreads would be beneficial to both health and mind. Starting a new dreadlock journey after would help with the regret. Who wouldn't want a better set of dreadlocks?
Whatever you choose, good luck 
soaringeagle said:teatree anticeptic helps dandruff kills bacteria and the best thing is it prevents lice
rosemry helps dandruff makes hair grow long and strong smells nice
\pepermint mint tingly feeling some say helps dandruff clears sinuses and mucouse congestion and headaches especialy sinus headaches
lavander smells nice treats mold/mustiness
jojoba best conditioner u can get
orange oil helps skin but also dissolves wax the body splash we have to remove wax is orange oil based which straight orange oil dissolves even glues caulks and tars
see what you're saying orange oil is used for makes me think i'm correct in being weary about using it, because if i don't have nasty sticky stuff in my hair then won't it just end up damaging my nice clean hair? is there a more basic (as opposed to acidic) essential oil that would make citrus oils alright to use?
any information about making shampoos is more than welcome because i really don't know where i would start. in particular i was also wondering about things you can use to smooth down baby dreads, a friend suggested aloe but i kind of wanted something more fragrant, and something that even works better
Awesome. Don't worry, I've had stalkers before and totally understand the privacy thing.
MzElaineous said:I'll message you with her hair journal. She has a stalker ex, so no posting it in public please.
Also, by browsing that thread I linked to there are a couple reports of residue with hard water and the solution is for dilution. No using straight castor oil.
Someone let Jonny Clean know I found a dread related use for beeswax lmfao
