How to style my dreads for a wedding???
Dreadlock Styles and Dread Styling
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How to style my dreads for a wedding???
Dreadlock Styles and Dread Styling
Im looking for some ideas of how I can style my dreads for a wedding coming up...
My dreads are only shoulder length and about 9 mos. old so not completely mature yet...
I have an important wedding coming up and need to look presentable~ Please any advice**
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updated by @katatronic: 01/13/15 08:58:24PM
Is there anyway I can speed up the dreading process?
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Thanks so much all!!!Love and Respect~
Is there anyway I can speed up the dreading process?
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Thanks darlin!
rawsum said:
hi kat .... follow the links
http://www.dreadlockssite.com/page/dread-wax-removal-is-finally#axz...
http://www.dreadlockssite.com/forum/topics/dread-wax-removal-with#a...
If you used wax you will need to aggressively aproach the process of ridding your dreads of wax but it's SO worth the effort.. I can attest .. I had the same issues and tried every supposed remedy with no completely effective results until I used the bodysplash.. repeatedly .. as you will notice on my 'how to' thread... good luck and take pics .. three months from now I bet your dreads are epic !
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Thank u all soooo much~Can't wait to quit waxing and go for the bs/ac rinse.Much love and respect
soaringeagle said:
baking soda is a deep cleanse that will remove so much more dirt then any soaps
u can wash with soap then do baking soda right after and the rinse water will turn brown!
the acv after bs restores ph ballance
but it also degreases too
the combo causes your hair to be cleaner then anything else can
u will love it
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Thanks so much for the info...
I have been using Bronners straight... So now I know not to do that... Once a month I've been doing an acv rinse but how does the baking soda play in?soaringeagle said:
stopping the wax isnt good enough u need to remove all the wax u added and that is not easy at all it dont wash out it can survive decades of washing wax is evil
and yea once the wax is out just do nothing it will dread fine
bronners is good for most ppl unless yuour water wont rinse it well if u feel sticky after using it switch to the baking soda acv
u might wanna do baking soda monthly anyway
also if u use bronners dilute it alot 12 times more water then bronners
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I have heard alotta different views on the wax... I've been using much less now that I've been getting results. But I will stop it now totally...
Wat about shampoo? Is Dr. Bronner's good? And I should just ignore my hair all together?
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Hey guys,I've been locking my hair for a lil over 6 mos. now.My hair was very straight and is just finally starting to lock and knot up.Yet I have very straight ends and lots of loose hair on top.Any words of advice?Jah bless~
updated by @katatronic: 02/14/15 03:31:36AM