09/30/10 05:42:57AM @ginger-jack:
Nice man, thanks for the help, I'm starting mine again using the dread zasta and ultra kit, good luck man.
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09/28/10 08:35:30AM @ginger-jack:
Hey man, I was just wondering how you got your dreads to round off at the ends? I love the way yours are looking.
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05/09/10 09:31:04PM @soaring-eagle:
missed the point entirely coltton balls are wayyy looser and would be way easier to push a tool through without harm a dreads much densere but you know you can learn or not its your choice i told you the truth its up to you wether you want to learmn or remain ignorantlook im paying outta poccket to teach u the truth johnny and the like are proffitting from lyingwho has more motive to steer you wrong?
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05/09/10 09:26:13PM @soaring-eagle:
they were dreadhead wax and used 1/3 of the recomended there is no right wax wax is not right period
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05/08/10 06:40:51PM @soaring-eagle:
how can u see negstive affects when u worek on them daily? and just look st the pics i posted yn the debate that proves wax glues hair togethernext take a cotton ball and pust the toolk through the cottonball does it not dent into ot before tearring a hole into it and a cottonballs way looser then a dread theres not enough room for a pin not much thicker then a hair to pass through without harm
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05/08/10 11:44:36AM @soaring-eagle:
nope not really just thick hair and it was real short toothere is no "correct ammount" of wax and the "recommended ammount" is insanly high even though its been reduced 4 or 5 times alreadyand how do u define taking 3 extra months to lock up how can you tell the difference between locked up and glued?think about this how can hairs be "moved out of the way" when they are densly packed and twisted in every possible direction, theres no clear path no way they can be moved out of the wayand no u dont hear a ripping unless your ripping tons at a time break a single hair or a few hairs and u wont hear a thing but shred a hundred or so you'll hear a tearring
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05/08/10 11:10:35AM @soaring-eagle:
no it does not its totaly illusion in fact it slows the process by a drastic ammountweve had people start dreads with and without wax..the same head and they dreaded 3 times faster without weve also had people put wax on just 1-3 dreads and those 1-3 dreads dreaded much much slowerits a total lie that it makes it dread fasteri never did a thing to mine ..nothing and they dreaded fully in 2 weeks flat..no wax no backcomb no palm roll..nothingwax prevents dreading unless u constantly palm roll and mash the hair into a waxy core ..its molding not dreadingjohnny says u need to stay away from residues for it to dread fast..wax is just residues nothing else
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05/08/10 10:02:39AM @soaring-eagle:
it might not rip on the way out cause f the latch but its still poking a hole through on the way in.. think about this a dreads so compact light cant pass though, a beam of lights infinatly small, if something smaller then an atom cant pass through without disturbing a hair how can a hook thats 1000 times thicker then a hairand no u wouldnt need to do whole head daily typicaly the loose hairs come out after u wash more every time u washif you want to see the level of damage its caudsed..just stop using it a month and you'll see an insane ammount of loose hairs..you'll recover in a few months unless the damage is too severe but im sure you'll see way more frizz then any normal dread should have
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05/08/10 09:28:03AM @soaring-eagle:
wax should never be used and once its in there ..its always in there and it slows dreading alot 5 years later if u dip sw dread in biiling water you'll be amazed at the wax that comes out and hopw much brtter they feeland..you use the tool daily? that just proves how bad it is every hait your pulling in is caused by a hair its breaking and if you have to use it dailoy thats showuingt u the massive damage its doing, and using it that oftens causing tons morefrom my understanding those tools at most dhould be used once every 3 months if you dont want to cause severe damageyou also just proved why they shouldnt be used your turning as low maintenance style into an extremely high maintenance one..causing so much damage they require constant repair to fix the damage your causing by fixing the damage your causing..perfect example of the dhhq viscouse cycle of damage and repair
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05/08/10 08:51:04AM @soaring-eagle:
dude that wax and loose hair tool is going to seriously screw up your dreads..tight as ropes? they shouldnt be they should be spongy
Nice man, thanks for the help, I'm starting mine again using the dread zasta and ultra kit, good luck man.
Hey man, I was just wondering how you got your dreads to round off at the ends?
missed the point entirely coltton balls are wayyy looser and would be way easier to push a tool through without harm a dreads much densere but you know you can learn or not its your choice i told you the truth its up to you wether you want to learmn or remain ignorantlook im paying outta poccket to teach u the truth johnny and the like are proffitting from lyingwho has more motive to steer you wrong?
they were dreadhead wax and used 1/3 of the recomended there is no right wax wax is not right period
how can u see negstive affects when u worek on them daily? and just look st the pics i posted yn the debate that proves wax glues hair togethernext take a cotton ball and pust the toolk through the cottonball does it not dent into ot before tearring a hole into it and a cottonballs way looser then a dread theres not enough room for a pin not much thicker then a hair to pass through without harm
nope not really just thick hair and it was real short toothere is no "correct ammount" of wax and the "recommended ammount" is insanly high even though its been reduced 4 or 5 times alreadyand how do u define taking 3 extra months to lock up how can you tell the difference between locked up and glued?think about this how can hairs be "moved out of the way" when they are densly packed and twisted in every possible direction, theres no clear path no way they can be moved out of the wayand no u dont hear a ripping unless your ripping tons at a time break a single hair or a few hairs and u wont hear a thing but shred a hundred or so you'll hear a tearring
no it does not its totaly illusion in fact it slows the process by a drastic ammountweve had people start dreads with and without wax..the same head and they dreaded 3 times faster without weve also had people put wax on just 1-3 dreads and those 1-3 dreads dreaded much much slowerits a total lie that it makes it dread fasteri never did a thing to mine ..nothing and they dreaded fully in 2 weeks flat..no wax no backcomb no palm roll..nothingwax prevents dreading unless u constantly palm roll and mash the hair into a waxy core ..its molding not dreadingjohnny says u need to stay away from residues for it to dread fast..wax is just residues nothing else
it might not rip on the way out cause f the latch but its still poking a hole through on the way in.. think about this a dreads so compact light cant pass though, a beam of lights infinatly small, if something smaller then an atom cant pass through without disturbing a hair how can a hook thats 1000 times thicker then a hairand no u wouldnt need to do whole head daily typicaly the loose hairs come out after u wash more every time u washif you want to see the level of damage its caudsed..just stop using it a month and you'll see an insane ammount of loose hairs..you'll recover in a few months unless the damage is too severe but im sure you'll see way more frizz then any normal dread should have
wax should never be used and once its in there ..its always in there and it slows dreading alot 5 years later if u dip sw dread in biiling water you'll be amazed at the wax that comes out and hopw much brtter they feeland..you use the tool daily? that just proves how bad it is every hait your pulling in is caused by a hair its breaking and if you have to use it dailoy thats showuingt u the massive damage its doing, and using it that oftens causing tons morefrom my understanding those tools at most dhould be used once every 3 months if you dont want to cause severe damageyou also just proved why they shouldnt be used your turning as low maintenance style into an extremely high maintenance one..causing so much damage they require constant repair to fix the damage your causing by fixing the damage your causing..perfect example of the dhhq viscouse cycle of damage and repair
dude that wax and loose hair tool is going to seriously screw up your dreads..tight as ropes? they shouldnt be they should be spongy