Itchy scalp
Dread Maintenance
I heard the same thing! I'm trying it tomarrow!! Thanks for the reply!!!
mercy ~ said:
i heard baking soda takes the residue and chemicals out of hair or something. idk if its true or not lol
i heard baking soda takes the residue and chemicals out of hair or something. idk if its true or not lol
I found something that really works (for me) - I woke up this morning scratching so bad I thought I was going to make my scalp bleed. I came on here and found a discussion, that I cant seem to find now, where SE suggested a few drops of rosemary and peppermint(I think)oils in a water spray. I must admit I was very sceptical that a bit of mist was going to stop the unbareable itchyness, but it bloody worked! I didnt have peppermint so I put a few drops of rosemary, a few of lavendar and one of tea tree (same ones I use to wash with) in with clean water, I sprayed a little mist from afar onto my head where my partings are, shook my locs about a bit and it hasnt itched since! - Btw I didnt spray much, my hair wasnt damp or anything.
Was it the placebo effect? I dont care, it stopped the itching and me scratching it, so it works for me : )
really cold water is also good =) or sweet almond oil =)
BS/ACV wash with peppermint and patchouli was the only thing that really seemed to help me.
And washing with cold water, that helps a lot too.
t gekl if u want residue that causes mold and if u want tio smell like tar
the baking soda and herbs (rosemary/teatree) are a way better option
i used t gel while woi=orking in an office and the boss started complaining about the tar smell and my hair felt like it was coated in sticky gross tar almost like wax..i would not recomend t gel for dreads ever
the baking soda wash with teatree rosemary and pepermint
or just wah more often what r u washing with now
the baking soda wash with teatree rosemary and pepermint
or just wah more often what r u washing with now