its already listed btw google loves us more and more all the time most sites take 2 weeks to gat pages listed we get em listed in under an hour..lol
unfortunately not in top 10 for most common words like dread salons..
but our salon dreads guide is,,.
well it might suck for u but your mistake might save 100 from making the same mistake.. your mistakes now permenantly out there for all to see and learn from
with any luck by tomoro if you type dread salons or dreadlocks salon this hopefully will come up in top 10 it would be amazing if ot does concidering how many salons there are but i have a feeling it will be in top 20 at least
let it dread as it grows naturaly it will dread fairly short and easy
so wait im confused u went in for dreads she didnt do the dreads u wanted but did a haircut u didnt want? even if she didnt charge u that sounds criminal
did she dare charge u?
Well i started out that method. I had a big soft Afro just like yours. My first attempt that lasted for 3 months was through comb coil method, i think that's what you mean by "gel twists". It had a hard time holding in and my hair and scalp got all messy from the gel. I would advice you to do the two strand method which i did after my first attempt and also with gel (preferably mango and lime gel) no wax as most people will say. The two strand method allows you during the early process of locking (within the first 6 months a.k.a the baby stage) to wash your hair as many times as you want.
The first few months it will look like 2 strand twists but as you keep washing your hair and keep re-twisting it will take on the look of dreadlocks. If you want neater dreadlocks id advice someone with experience to section your hair (in box form not circular shape). If you want more of a freeform or neglect style then like soaringeagle says you might as well twist them yourself.
hope that helps =D
Well i started out that method. I had a big soft Afro just like yours. My first attempt that lasted for 3 months was through comb coil method, i think that's what you mean by "gel twists". It had a hard time holding in and my hair and scalp got all messy from the gel. I would advice you to do the two strand method which i did after my first attempt and also with gel (preferably mango and lime gel) no wax as most people will say. The two strand method allows you during the early process of locking (within the first 6 months a.k.a the baby stage) to wash your hair as many times as you want.
The first few months it will look like 2 strand twists but as you keep washing your hair and keep re-twisting it will take on the look of dreadlocks. If you want neater dreadlocks id advice someone with experience to section your hair (in box form not circular shape). If you want more of a freeform or neglect style then like soaringeagle says you might as well twist them yourself.
hope that helps =D
its pretty easy to twist your own hair though.. u got fingers right?
