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shes crazy her loopy dreads are beyond gorgeous in fact.. take a good photo, out in nature and i'll probably feature it
(i am picky about what gets featured)
shes crazy her loopy dreads are beyond gorgeous in fact.. take a good photo, out in nature and i'll probably feature it
(i am picky about what gets featured)
why in the world would they cut them
but yea the ends tend to be the wildest
i shake it out often but not like that just a gentle shake to get some of the drippies out
it would break my neck to try doing as you described haha
i just give it a gentle shake not even as much as a dog would do
13 isn't much you really won't find anything worth using any cheaper then that bronners is 15 as an example
anything cheaper then 13 is going to be toxic crap really bad for dreads
you could find 13 dollars walking 10 blocks in any city
some people can get 600 dollars in an hour panhandling
point is it isn't hardtop get 13 bucks for shampoo especially if its just once every few months
the dreadlockshampoo.com ones are big bars if you use a soap saver so they don't melt from being damp they last a real long time
i would, monthly might be ok for a few years but after seeing numerous people have severe weakening i really no longer recommend using it at all
the charcoal shampoo does a better job without being so harsh it turns your skin into a paste
no such thing as too much washing or rinsing
it's how gentle you are and not towel drying that matters
www.dreadlockshampoo.com is always best but bronners is okay as long as the water isn't hard
finally got this reply thing working! :D ok, sorry to interrupt folks but...so u really can wash regular but not do the towel drying? huh! because, i just happened NOT to towel dry last time, and Maybe it was more knotty? no wait! i didn't blow dry. ahhh confusing! but i sometimes have to wet my hair more often than i would like for new dreads, so i am curious what might be most effect for the next few weeks or months?? thanks
the more its wet the better as long as it dries completely
if your hyper observant like i can be at times ..watch your hair as water runs through it
you will see the surface tension pull it together into sections
you will see if 1 single hairs not perfectly straight withal the rest it causes turbulence wich causes the hairs to be displaced from straight..and start to tangle, the more water flowing through your hair the more it tangles
towel drying one day might make it pretty knotty
but then another time completely erase and rub away 3 months of progress
My water is soft so think I'm going to use
bronners. I seen that here is Dr bronners hair
Rinse and also bronners castle soap. Which one do you use?
it shouldnt be
more likely you might get a few dozen baby dreads between dreads as they grow
you mean cause you lost alot of hair combing it out/ it shouldmnt be enough to be noticable