i think i will be getting plenty sea salt over there will be hitting the islands for some of the trip so lavender.
would you say that would be a good idea to bring or just wing it ??
soaringeagle said:
leave the loose hairs alone laqvander helps with mold and mustiness so does thyme
rosemary is more for dandruff
add a lil sea salt to the spray and help the loose chunks to dread
i am leaving to thailand in one week, for 3 and a half weeks
i think i should have some esential oil spray maid up for the trip
was thinking rosemary because it is the tropics and will help with mustyness and mildew. i have had no problem with ither in the past but dont want to start now.
what are your suggestions of oil or mixture
also i was considering having the large chunks of hair that are loos from the root cohersed into the closes dread. i am not going to have them go nuts ... nnot worried about loos hairs from the dread body but the chunks that dont seam to have a home i would like to make them feel like they belong. = )
im a goof
let me know what you think
i started t&r with aloe and since then have just washed this is 8 months and my locks have srunk like crazy
check out my pics
aloha
Yes, if you do it often enough, and especially if you use the same dreads repeatedly.
I started doing this at 1 year, and by year 2 I'd developed a permanent kink and weak spot in the two I use for tying. So you might want to switch them up constantly to make sure this doesn't happen.
For baby dreads, it's always better to keep them loose and bunched up in a tam/hat if you can (like rawsum described), rather than restricting them tightly in any way.
Bruddah Joe said:Will using tieing dread back with the
Selves harm the dread I am tieng with considering how young they are ?
tie the dreads round the dreads but if thats not good enough well any options are fine all u want tio avoid is tight elastics
a shirt sleeve works great
a scarf tam whatever but id just use the dreads to tie the dreads.. (u dont knot just tuck under and pull tight)
