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Skyler2
@skyler2
02/12/11 08:06:43AM
11 posts

TnR too tight?/ Flat dreads


General Talk

is it possible to be too rough when you TnR and make the baby dreads so tight that they never loosen up and re work themselfs thus never becoming mature dreads?

also, ive noticed on the back of my gf's head her dreads are completely flat not round, is this why some people recommend palm rolling from the beginning up till they are mature, to avoid this? can you still palm roll and fix this when dreads are mature??


updated by @skyler2: 01/13/15 08:55:27PM
Skyler2
@skyler2
01/13/11 04:21:41AM
11 posts

Questions about TnR process


Dreading Methods

its getting better as i begin to finish up everything...i maay take apart one side or just leave it and learn to love it/be proud of it, the back looks awesome tho if i do say so myself :D
Skyler2
@skyler2
01/13/11 02:58:45AM
11 posts

Questions about TnR process


Dreading Methods

So i didn't section at all i just grabbed random pieces of hair and started TnR, and the result was not to many dreads on my head..or layered sections of dreads...ive tried looking through the forums here for all the info i needed but i end up more confused and with more questions then answers, i took pictures of the horror but im not sure if i should even bother posting them or to just put some detangler in my hair and take it all out...seems like everything i have done so far has been completely wrong based on the few threads i found just recently...i could REALLY use some help
Skyler2
@skyler2
01/12/11 11:31:28PM
11 posts

Questions about TnR process


Dreading Methods

ok so i started doing it and i dont know if im doig it wrong or what but ive seen videos of people doing their dreads TnR and they have like 10 to 15 on each side of their head...i have 5...am i grabbing to much hair?? there seems to be some pretty wide gaps inbetween them all
Skyler2
@skyler2
01/12/11 08:11:21AM
11 posts

Questions about TnR process


Dreading Methods

this was all VERY helpful and has calmed most of my worries if not made them go away completely so for that thank you ! :D, i just have one more worry lol, im probably just goin to grab random pieces of hair and TnR but the one thing i worry about is getting hair from other parts of my head into the TnR im doing and ending up having to re do them due to the hair i got tangled up in there tightening and pulling at my scalp...is there anything i can do for this?? will it pretty much just work its self out ? haha i promise this is the last question..im getting ready to do it in the morning , ill take some before and after photos and maybe even some video
Skyler2
@skyler2
01/11/11 11:18:52PM
11 posts

Questions about TnR process


Dreading Methods

ty guys for the helpful info! :D and i guess through this i found one more question to ask. ive never actually seen anybody doing the TnR process so im wondering, are TnR dreads typically thin?? ive seen some people say they should be fat (as if you just back combed and then palm rolled) and ive seen some say they should be super thin because it means its really tight which will help with the dreading process.
Skyler2
@skyler2
01/11/11 11:11:09PM
11 posts

Questions about TnR process


Dreading Methods

i forgot to add this and i guess since i cant edit my post ill just put it in a reply. my hair is naturally VERY fine, i have alot of it but it is just SUPER SUPER fine and im wondering if this has something to do with why im not getting very much thickness when i TnR, im very worried that what i wind up with after i TnR as far as thickness goes is what its always going to be
Skyler2
@skyler2
01/11/11 11:08:12PM
11 posts

Questions about TnR process


Dreading Methods

ok so ive decided im going to do the TnR process but i have some questions before i do. ok so on to the questions :D.

1) Do dreads puff up ALOT as they begin to mature?. i created a 1 inch by 1 inch section of hair and then TnR'd it and after i was done it looked exactly like a VERY thin rat tail, will it puff up and begin to look like large dreads or am i always going to have very thin rat tails all over my hair?

2) would it be best to grab random sections of hair and just TnR or should i section?


updated by @skyler2: 01/13/15 08:53:33PM
Skyler2
@skyler2
11/13/10 03:40:18AM
11 posts

Looking for a job and needing something to hide my messy hair


General Questions

on a complete side not, the "sectioning" that my hair is doing on its own..they are REALLY thin, much more thin then say the width of a pencil, when my hair eventually matures and locks are they going to look like rat tails?? or will they puff up quite a bit more?
Skyler2
@skyler2
11/12/10 10:56:27PM
11 posts

Looking for a job and needing something to hide my messy hair


General Questions



soaringeagle said:
yea just tie em back
ofcourse u can also not try to hide it and just tell them straight up front that you are dreading and you hold spiritual beliefs that make u want to dread the natural way and tell them that means they will be messy but you are fine with covering them tying them back and doing stuff to be more professional and presentable without compromising the dreading process

what sort of job are u looking for

i worked in an it office fir awhile for my intervirwew i wore a big tam and tucked my beard dread into my shirt
i now wish i never bothered cause 1st day on the job i took off my tam and the president of the company walks by and just says wow
they loved my dreads and even though i had daily meetings with high power execs my dreads were never an issue and i was weven featured in theyre advertising campain materials..haha


so its up to u wether u feel u should hide it or just be proud and confident in who tou are and act like u dont have hair hair dont matter only skills and personality do


i wouldnt even mention it really unless they do
if they ask u why its a mess just smile and say im growing natural dreadlocks
it will start a conversation and u can impress them with how much info u have on myths and truths like telling them dreads are cleaner then normal hair and healtheier etc

but if its not mentioned then it dont even matter
at this point id be taking any job i can get lol, but probably a job as an sales associate, i would rather not hide it and just let it be but i think between that and my beard it would look kinda crazy to them, and i would tie them back with a scarf or something (if there is any "manly scarfs lol" but i cant seem to get all my hair to tie, some of it just falls out. society is really frustrating because if i were to wear a beanie or a tam etc, because i am male it would probably be frowned upon and come off as lazy/unkempt to the person looking to hire, meanwhile my girlfriend who has her dreads by the neglect method was able to put on a nice outfit and put her dreads up into her tam and go to interviews and it didn't look sloppy at all..sorry if this is all over the place im writing this after a long day and being tired, thank you all for you're helpful comments
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