Forum Activity for @beau

A compliment for me "Your dreads look awesome!!"

General Talk

Yay, I often wonder when people do say that if they have actually tapped into seeing a free spirit not completly so trapped into a social conformity, You know not your dreads look awesome, but 'You' look awesome, they see awesomeness itself, they see you being awesome.

complements always make you feel good.

I probably don't make any sence lol.

hey, if you are interested in vagabonding the world cheaply some time in the future these sites are a great help . www.globalfreeloaders.com , www.hospitalityclub.org and www.couchsurfing.com .

I say go for it man, because if you don't do the things you want to do in life, you will never have lived the life you wanted. And 'what if' will always be in the back of your mind for ever more, or at least until you finally do it.

Lemon juice to help hair lock?

Dread Maintenance

Sorry to go off topic a bit, but lemon juice is great for lightening your hair color.
updated by @beau: 07/22/15 07:03:12AM

How often and how do u wash your head ?

Dread Maintenance

Maybe once a week, more depending on how humid it has been, or how much I have been sweating due to work and play.No baking soda, I read a lot of people doing this but I don't actually see the point unless your hair/scalp is really filthy.Just water and simple bar soap, I don't rub the bar on my head lol, just lather up my hands and push it into my hair rinsing really well.

lock peppa how it "works"

Dread Products

holy shit, lol, thats crazy.
updated by @beau: 07/23/15 05:05:04PM

Your thoughts please

Dreading Methods

Well my hair is pretty well naturally sectioned off now, and it falls quite well better than I could have hoped for via an artificial way. My ringlets sectioned off about the diameter of my fingernail so a nice size for me.This natural sectioning was done bydunking my head in a bucket of salty water every 2 days, then flicking my head back to get most the water out, then just naturally air dried.I have a couple of thoughts running through my hair now. I wish to keep the sections hat formed using clay beads on every ringlet/eventual dread like how I have seen some do with those rubber bands. The bead will be pushed up on the section close to my scalp untill the hair locks up, then I will crack the clay beads to remove them completly once the hair has locked completly. This will look quite strange as I will have a knobby clay head for a while but I do think the hair will lock quite quickly without the added maintenence of hand seperating at the scalp level.Good idea?
updated by @beau: 01/13/15 08:45:13PM

G'day all

Introduce Yourself

G'day guys, I'm Beau in Qld Australia though I am really a citizen of all states, I live in the bush, not much to do with urban environments lol, I'm letting my hair be what it wants to be, if it be dreads it be dreads, if not then not. I'm glad I found this site and glad there's some aussies on it My dread experiences started like many othes, when I was a kid I had natural dreads, from ages 6 -13 before I got made to cut them off by the highschool. When I finished school I wanted my dreads again, but because I didnt know no better I went to the hairdresser to "get" locked, well they lasted 2 years before they all broke off. I was a retard for doing it, it really messed up my hair.As a kid I didn't know that my hair was best being natual because I didnt even think about it, it was what it was, and it was great.Now well I'm in my 30's and decided to be a kid again and let my hair just be how nature intends it to be, keep it clean, and maintained in its natural sections and thats it.cheersBeau
updated by @beau: 01/13/15 08:44:42PM