CROCHET DREADS!
Dread Maintenance
Alright thank you. Is their any shampoo you know of that doesnt leave behind all the extra soap? but still works equally as good.
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Dread Maintenance
CROCHET DREADS!
Dread Maintenance
Alright thanks so much! A question about the dread shampoo you referred me too - dreadlockshampoo.com - Is it residue free? I'm assuming it is but couldnt find it anywhere on their website
CROCHET DREADS!
Dread Maintenance
Thank you very much. So 3 cups and 3-6I tablespoons for each? BS and ACV?
CROCHET DREADS!
Dread Maintenance
I got about shoulder length. So should I do 1/3 cup of ACV and 1 cup of water? And should I still use 1the gallon of water for the BS?
CROCHET DREADS!
Dread Maintenance
About how would I know how much I need? Whether a cup or a gallon.
CROCHET DREADS!
Dread Maintenance
So for BS its 1 cup BS to 1 gallon water and for ACV its 1 cup ACV to 1 gallon water?
CROCHET DREADS!
Dread Maintenance
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Absolutely ZERO wax/oils were used. And alright thanks very much. Could I please have more detailed info on the BS +ACV rinse? Like how much ACV goes in the water mixture? And so I do the BS mixture first or the ACV mixture first? Or does it not matter?
CROCHET DREADS!
Dread Maintenance
Alright thanks for all the cleaning tips! The lady who did the dreads said I should only wash my hair once a week to start out then in a few months move to every 2-3 days, is that correct? And if I was to go with the soaps, which do y'all believe works best the bar or liquid?
CROCHET DREADS!
Dread Maintenance
Alright so I went with the crochet option due to lack of patience. Stupid choice? Maybe. But it was MY choice. And ok so I use Deadhead Dread Soap am I still allowed to use that or when ou say NO maintaining do you mean none of that either?
CROCHET DREADS!
Dread Maintenance
Alright so about a week ago I got dreads (crochet technique) but I do not have the Time (drive is 4to hours round trip) or the money. To keep going back once a month or once every other month to have them maintained... can I just not do anything to them at all and have them still not look to terrible? I've heard something about 6the months or so they should fix themtolves naturally? I would prefer to just not have to do anything to then, kinda just forget about them and have them work themselves out.
updated by @angus-bennett: 02/14/15 09:15:24AM