11/29/09 11:56:40AM @lonnie-berg:
Welcome My Sister, we're glad you're here. Couldn't have chosen a better place to start your journey, you'll find lotsa helpful folks and information. Make yourself at home, namaste'
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07/01/11 03:56:58PM @coty:
You are very welcome! I would also check the youtube channel of cupid valentino 1. He talks about all sorts of natural hair care regimens specifically dedicated to our type of hair. He has made me want to buy some black soap for cleansing my dreads. I am thinking that shampoos and even the bs and acv are just not for me. So please do check him out on youtube. I have he helps. And he is very interactive with the people who comment on his videos!
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06/29/11 07:50:51PM @coty:
I stopped using that shampoo because it is a bit too thick for my dreads and scalp so I am back to using baking soda/teatree oil/water rinse. Followed up with apple cider vinegar and water rinse.There are recipes here that you can follow. The best thing is to see what works for you. Because what works for me may not work for you.
Thank you for stopping by to inquire the type of shampoo that I use on my dreadlocks. I use use the baking soda tea tree oil water rinse to cleanse them followed up with a acv and water rinse. But now I have been using this dread shampoo called Vital Goods Neem Oil Black Soap Shampoo Fresh Citrus Blend. I purchased it from www.etsy.com/shop/vitalgoods It cleans my dreads really good and leaves them feeling really soft and healthy.
07/01/11 03:56:58PM @coty:
You are very welcome! I would also check the youtube channel of cupid valentino 1. He talks about all sorts of natural hair care regimens specifically dedicated to our type of hair. He has made me want to buy some black soap for cleansing my dreads. I am thinking that shampoos and even the bs and acv are just not for me. So please do check him out on youtube. I have he helps. And he is very interactive with the people who comment on his videos!
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06/29/11 07:50:51PM @coty:
I stopped using that shampoo because it is a bit too thick for my dreads and scalp so I am back to using baking soda/teatree oil/water rinse. Followed up with apple cider vinegar and water rinse.There are recipes here that you can follow. The best thing is to see what works for you. Because what works for me may not work for you.
Thank you for stopping by to inquire the type of shampoo that I use on my dreadlocks. I use use the baking soda tea tree oil water rinse to cleanse them followed up with a acv and water rinse. But now I have been using this dread shampoo called Vital Goods Neem Oil Black Soap Shampoo Fresh Citrus Blend. I purchased it from www.etsy.com/shop/vitalgoods It cleans my dreads really good and leaves them feeling really soft and healthy.
Welcome My Sister, we're glad you're here. Couldn't have chosen a better place to start your journey, you'll find lotsa helpful folks and information. Make yourself at home, namaste'
You are very welcome! I would also check the youtube channel of cupid valentino 1. He talks about all sorts of natural hair care regimens specifically dedicated to our type of hair. He has made me want to buy some black soap for cleansing my dreads. I am thinking that shampoos and even the bs and acv are just not for me. So please do check him out on youtube. I have he helps. And he is very interactive with the people who comment on his videos!
I stopped using that shampoo because it is a bit too thick for my dreads and scalp so I am back to using baking soda/teatree oil/water rinse. Followed up with apple cider vinegar and water rinse.There are recipes here that you can follow. The best thing is to see what works for you. Because what works for me may not work for you.
Thank you for stopping by to inquire the type of shampoo that I use on my dreadlocks. I use use the baking soda tea tree oil water rinse to cleanse them followed up with a acv and water rinse. But now I have been using this dread shampoo called Vital Goods Neem Oil Black Soap Shampoo Fresh Citrus Blend. I purchased it from www.etsy.com/shop/vitalgoods It cleans my dreads really good and leaves them feeling really soft and healthy.
Hey Mastahchef! Welcome to DLS!
You are very welcome! I would also check the youtube channel of cupid valentino 1. He talks about all sorts of natural hair care regimens specifically dedicated to our type of hair. He has made me want to buy some black soap for cleansing my dreads. I am thinking that shampoos and even the bs and acv are just not for me. So please do check him out on youtube. I have he helps. And he is very interactive with the people who comment on his videos!
I stopped using that shampoo because it is a bit too thick for my dreads and scalp so I am back to using baking soda/teatree oil/water rinse. Followed up with apple cider vinegar and water rinse.There are recipes here that you can follow. The best thing is to see what works for you. Because what works for me may not work for you.
Thank you for stopping by to inquire the type of shampoo that I use on my dreadlocks. I use use the baking soda tea tree oil water rinse to cleanse them followed up with a acv and water rinse. But now I have been using this dread shampoo called Vital Goods Neem Oil Black Soap Shampoo Fresh Citrus Blend. I purchased it from www.etsy.com/shop/vitalgoods It cleans my dreads really good and leaves them feeling really soft and healthy.
Hey Mastahchef! Welcome to DLS!