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Zipcode: 01905
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☮ soaring eagle ॐ
04/06/11 08:15:40PM @soaring-eagle:

http://www.dreadlockssite.com/profile/ChrissyDuncan

thats her daughter april apriil is 7 years old she went natural your daughters hair is very simular and you can already see its wanting to dread naturally


☮ soaring eagle ॐ
04/06/11 07:54:47PM @soaring-eagle:

good to know how olds your daughter whats her hair type like


☮ soaring eagle ॐ
04/06/11 07:20:16PM @soaring-eagle:

welcome so how is your daughter "getting dreads" lets talk so she dont make mistakes ..and going to a pro..is the worse listake u can make


Jacob E. Fernando
07/29/12 05:08:12PM @ruca671:

thank u for the friend request :)


Amanda7
07/20/12 06:49:14AM @amanda7:

A fellow paddy! Welcome!


Sarah7
06/27/12 03:58:46PM @sarah7:

Hi Johana! Welcome to the community!! As mentioned previously the crochet method is really damaging to your hair and if you keep your locks instead of combing them out it can show damage to your locks which include breakage as well as show signs of constriction (the locks will be thinner and tighter.) If using crochet to tighten the roots it will cause them to not dreadlock on their own and when you stop it will be longer to tighten up naturally.

Since you posted that you keep combing them out, is this because you aren't ready or are you conflicted on information in regards to the locking process?

The dreaducation pages are very helpful and will detail the positive and negative effects of each locking method. Also there is a section that explains washing maintenance. Another good point of interest if the member timelines. Looking at these will give you an idea of what you have to possibly look forward to if you continue to dreadlock.

Any other questions, feel free to ask :)


darkstar
06/26/12 08:53:22PM @darkstar:

Welcome. But if you're going to crochet, you may as well use products, Products can be washed out. Crochet damage can not be completely fixed. it can only be partially fixed and that takes months of doing nothing to them


☮ soaring eagle ॐ
06/26/12 05:25:02PM @soaring-eagle:

welcome but crochets extremely destructive instead of putting them in then comb9ing them iout ..just let them happen naturally and they will last a lifetime


Jacob E. Fernando
07/29/12 05:08:12PM @ruca671:

thank u for the friend request :)


Amanda7
07/20/12 06:49:14AM @amanda7:

A fellow paddy! Welcome!


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