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Denova
@denova
12/18/12 04:30:32PM
9 posts

What to do about dandruff?


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Hi guys. So, my dreadies are about 2 months old now and I'm starting to get really bad dandruff. What should I do about it? Is there a shampoo you guys recommend that will help the dandruff but not keep my dreads from locking up? Should I do vinegar rinses more often? Any oils I should use? I only wash my hair about once a week right now.
updated by @denova: 01/13/15 09:41:51PM
Denova
@denova
11/15/12 02:15:00PM
9 posts

Are natural dreads supposed to shorten?


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When you dread your hair the natural way, is it supposed to shorten as the dreads form? Just a question :)
updated by @denova: 01/13/15 09:39:48PM
Denova
@denova
11/12/12 11:53:17PM
9 posts

My dreads are dreading together at the roots


Dread Maintenance

My hair already IS dreading up, there's no way that I can take the beads out and let it resection now. I separated and added the beads in the first place because my hair was not sectioning on it's own, it was turning into one enormous matted mess in the back of my head. I will watch the video :)

Denova
@denova
11/12/12 11:07:18PM
9 posts

My dreads are dreading together at the roots


Dread Maintenance

So, I started my dreads about a month ago and they are coming along just fine. I have beads in my hair to keep the strands separated, but the only issue is that the roots are not staying separated. The roots of all my separate strands are dreading together and they are very hard to separate. Is this alright? As my hair grows should I just keep pulling the strands apart to make sure the roots separate? I'm dreading my hair the natural way and my initial separating before the beads was not especially clean-cut.


updated by @denova: 01/13/15 09:39:41PM
Denova
@denova
11/01/12 11:21:05AM
9 posts

Separating hair with the natrual/neglect method?


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Hello! So I'm starting my dreads using the natural/neglect method and the middles and ends are coming along nicely. However, I do know that there is some separating required so my hair doesn't grown into one huge matted ball. When I separate, however, should I be separating my hair into the sections that I want, or should I just separate in general and let the sections form naturally the way they want to fall in place?
updated by @denova: 01/13/15 09:38:54PM
Denova
@denova
10/31/12 01:26:43PM
9 posts

Rubber bands on the roots of dreads?


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Hey guys! So, I just recently started my dreads. I had a little mishap the first time I tried them and so I started over and now I'm using the natural/neglect method. However, I decided to section my hair the way I want it and then put rubber bands at the roots. I don't know if it makes any difference but my hair is very thin and fine. Are the rubber bands okay to leave in for the first month or so, or should I just take them out?


updated by @denova: 01/13/15 09:38:50PM
Denova
@denova
10/31/12 04:24:22AM
9 posts

Shampoo?


Dread Products

What kind of shampoo should I use to wash my hair with? Do you really need a residue free shampoo? If so, what are some residue free shampoos?
updated by @denova: 01/13/15 09:38:49PM
Denova
@denova
10/31/12 04:00:53AM
9 posts

Not sure if my new dreads are knotted enough?


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Would you suggest that I wash my hair with dish soap or something after combing the wax out?
Denova
@denova
10/31/12 02:00:40AM
9 posts

Not sure if my new dreads are knotted enough?


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Hi guys! So, I just started my new dreads a couple days ago and they look really awesome and knotty and frizzy and dreadlocky on the outside, but some of them do feel loose and the hair in the middle of them seems just smooth and straight. Should I try to wash out the beeswax and backcomb again? Or is this normal? Also, is there any way that I can post a photo to this discussion?
updated by @denova: 01/13/15 09:38:48PM
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