I've been using the baking soda ACV wash ever since I was introduced to it. As soon as I found out how easy and efficient it was to use I've been dedicated to that as my only means of maintaning clean, happy, healthy dreads. I only used the shampoo+conditioner about three or four times before I was introduced to BS/ACV. Also, will having hemp wraps in my hair promote mold growth?
I have to say that I am glad to have found this site. My dreads were started with backcombing and I was ignorantly washing my hair with residue shampoo + conditioner.Shortly afterwards a friend of mine who is a member of this site lead me here. Thanks to him and everyone else I've decided to go natural from here on out. As the roots of my dreads grow my scalp has vanished underneath the loops and loose hairs. Mytips have unraveled and my dreads are beginning to look more natural. These are all parts of my journeythat I have come to love. For me this marks the beginning of my journey into dreadiness, not the day my hair was backcombed. I am looking forward for the beautiful chaos that is to become of my head in the near future.
When I am off at college living in the dorm I use empt bottles of water o put my mix in. When I am home I use the largest cup available so te amouts of wate I use differentiate. I usually wash my hair very four to five days.
How much sea salt would be redommended to mix in with my BS wash? I am currently mixing one twelth of baking soda as there is water in my mixture and approx. one teaspoon of sea salt.
I guess that's what I get for starting out with backcombing. It'sgood to know that this won't be alongterm problem though/ Thanks!
soaring eagle said:
sometimes forced sectioning tries to reject the sectioning and return to natural sections they should most likely self heal
The roots of some of my dreads fork off into two separate strands. Will this correct itself or is there a chance that they will dread separately at their base?
Yesterday morning I rolled out of bed in bare feet wearinga thermal long sleeve t-shirt and pajama pants. As soon as I slapped on my beanie to keep my head warm before walking my dogs she made the same "homeless" comment to me. My response? "That's what I'm going for,"
