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you were correct with both assumptions
odd most rastas are very accepting
most regardless of race assume your a rasta and respect their beliefs and lifestyles
they look great
the guy that made that comment did he even have dreads?
left a comment thats all i can do maybe we all should too
why do dreads oif its dreading just stop and let it dread. while damp or wet pull the joined dreads apart if you waited too long there will be a ripping sound and maybe a lil pain just do it more often..cant afford residue free shampoo when it costs less then what you had for lunch most likely less then what you had for dinner? assumming you own shoes the shoes cost 4-10 times as much as a shampoo im betting you have more then 1 pair? how many t shirts? average cost twice as much s shampoo do you smoke? tobaco or weed? you afford that don't you? point is that you can afford it but might have to prioritize ..i would bet you spend more each day then the shampoo cost that will last you months. ..do you drink/? go to starbucks? order a pizza? skip any of the above just for a day a
but youcan sop making dreads now thy are making themselves your just resetting their progress back to day 1
nd you got your shampoo..
castile if you do not have hard water ..most people do, clarifying is very harsh very toxoc for stripping residue 4 times a year. www.dreadlockshampoo.com is avctualy best liquid for young (non african hair) dreads and ars for mature or african any stage.
you want to alow them to form but not too big and separate as often as is needed. don't let any form from sections over an inch or they will be huge
very true and i have melted snow to wash my hair before
outside in 12 degree weather..not fun
look in featured discussions for "buying essential oils guide' not everything that says its an essential oil really is, essntial oils almost always vcome in a specific type of bottle since sunlight degrades them, and thy would break down rubber droppers