A Very Late Introduction.
Introduce Yourself
Thank you they are coming along quite nicely.
Forum Activity for @skye2
A Very Late Introduction.
Introduce Yourself
Hello!
I'm Skye and I am as of today on my 44th day on this wonderful dread journey. I actually joined this site the day I started this long road to enlightenment. I pretty much joined to have a community of people who I could relate to. Well, that is all hello and thank you for reading my intro.
updated by @skye2: 01/13/15 09:37:53PM
♪♫Just wondering♪♫
Dread Maintenance
Oh okay I have been putting them over the knots to try and contain it, but I suppose it is the same thing. It's crazy how far my hair has came in just a matter of days.
♪♫Just wondering♪♫
Dread Maintenance
Why do beads help the dreading process? I have like six beads in the hair now and I'm wondering how they help. Any input is greatlyappreciated. Happy 44th day of not doing shit to my hair 
and many more days to follow.
updated by @skye2: 01/13/15 09:37:53PM
Question?
Dread Maintenance
Give it time I guess I'm a lucky one but really I never brushed my hair the conditioner kept it tame. I stopped using that and regular shampoo. My hair isknottedin the middle and that is where my hair is sectioning off it is only a matter of time until the rest catches up.
Question?
Dread Maintenance
Thanks guys I do feel really lucky to have such progress especially since my hair is so thin and straight I think its the length (27 inches). I do have a few beads in to keep them from all bunching together.
Question?
Dread Maintenance
I have been on my natural dread journey for about 25 days now and I've noticed only half of my head and the back are really locking up well. I wash my hair with baking soda and I do occasionally but sea salt water in my hair to help dry and lock up quicker. Any advice would be greatly appreciated I new to this, but I'm doing it as naturally as possible (no back comb, wax and ect.)
updated by @skye2: 01/13/15 09:36:25PM