What Shampoo/Soap should I use?!
Dread Products
Thanks guys!
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What Shampoo/Soap should I use?!
Dread Products
Thanks Marc! I was looking into the Dr. Bronner's but couldn't find the shampoo at my local health stores. Just the castile soap. This is another dumb question, but forgive me. I'm new to this couldyou use a castile soap as a bar of shampoo?! Or not? SoI just ordered a bar of dread shampoo from dreadlockshampoo.com. That leaves me with another question is it better to use a bar of shampoo when you're first starting out or an actual liquid shampoo. Or doesn't it really matter?! And I'm sure I could find the proportions on here but exactly how many parts bs do you want to acv?!
What Shampoo/Soap should I use?!
Dread Products
Hey everyone! How's it going?! I was just wondering what is the best shampoo/soap to use in dreading your hair?That's probably a dumb question...for it is different with everyone. But I just wantedsome ideas as to what else is out there?My method right now that I'm using is just a bar of Grandpa's Pine Tar Soap. It seems to be working fairly well. I started using it on the recommendation of a friend who used to have dreads, and he said that's all he useduntil they started locking up. Then switched to a anti-residue shampoo.I didn't comb my hair for a week. Then stared using the pine tar soap. Tomorrow will be exactly 1 month. But it seems the whole left side of my hair isn't locking up. It's not a big deal, because I'm in no rush I love the all natural method, and am going to stick with it. But I was just wondering I guess if that is normal only after 1 month?I have 3 dreads...and 3 that are in the process of forming/locking up. Forgive me if I don't know the lingo. Haha, sorry I'm new to this. Don't mean to offend anyone. If anyone could just maybe give me a recommendation on a new shampoo/soap...if the pine tar soap is no good?
updated by @fourstrongwinds: 08/20/21 12:57:42AM