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Dreadlock Technician - Stylist Needed for TV Series / Documentary in Hawaii

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as we discussed on the phone... working n dredlocks, maintaining them is detrimental to the health of the dreads

salons, xtylists locicians are severely bad for dreaads

the tyles they do, the extreme tightness of them cause an epidemic of traction alopecia

livin g an organoc life you xsho0uld want organic dreaad care wich involves only washing with an organic shampoo

and seperating as needed

the work salns do on dreads is very harmful to them...the oposite of organic

Shampoo question

Dread Products

would recomend you stop using palm oil  next to the meat industry thats the 2nd worse cause of rainforrest deforesgation

its also common to use slave labo in producing palm oil

thats why www.dreadlockshampoo.com and the most ethical  soap companies will not use palm oil

updated by @soaring-eagle: 10/01/15 05:53:23PM

Bummed out...thinning out in center/end of dreadlocks

Help! Save My Dreads

thats not really thin at all definately not worth worrying about

Hi! :) I am returning...

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welcome back!  so great to see u again

I think I'm gonna restart... after almost hitting a mature look

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agree completely

dreads looking fluffy and flaking out

Dread Maintenance

You can do both but mostly the scalp

I think I'm gonna restart... after almost hitting a mature look

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yea id at least comb out the huge ones

I think I'm gonna restart... after almost hitting a mature look

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Just how big are they at the root cause I have many that are six combined but they aren't over an inch at the root. And what are you washing with for the etch.

You can comb them out you would just want to soak them in a lot of cheap conditioner or olive oil or anything that will make them slippery and soft and start combing from the very tip up very slowly and gently you can pick at it in a with a pin or something. Or just use a soft brush that'll do the least harm will be a little slower but it will do the least harm if you reach a spot that is really knotted up and just will not budge, then really soak it in some conditioner working in deep and leave it stay in overnight while you work on a different dread. It is going take a while to get them all out days maybe a week or so, but you can do it and salvage all the hair and then let him restart with long enough hair to start

Finally doing it.

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when  using baking soda and acv its 1 part bs 10 parts h2o  soap 10 min then rinse with water!  after rinsing with water make a very weak acv rinse and pour on then rinse right away

 

Finally doing it.

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the bands should have4 beejn removed on day 1    dissh soaps jo0t the ideal solution its ok if your trying to remove wax or have no other options but a dread shampoo is way better