☮ soaring eagle ॐ

Hi, thanks for letting me know about my pictures! I thought it was weird that it was posting the default picture too, but it also said that I needed admin approval so I decided to leave them up. I'll repost them.

@soaring-eagle it is about 8 inches 

hey @soaring-eagle It has been two months since I started my journey. My hair is thin. I wash with water throughout the week and "locking up tea liquid dreadlock soap" once a week. I use my finger tips but not the nails to wash. I don't rub my head with a towel after but I squeeze out the moisture.  I don't believe I have the need to start separating right now. I was wondering if what I am doing sounds alright. I also still find myself hoping my hair will dread... I guess I feel like my hair type won't. 

Thank you

Hi again. After our previous exchange, I dwelled a lot on things and decided that I truly loathed the dread extensions. So I took them out. And then I realized that I wasn't happy with the sectioning of the crocheted dreads. Then I realized that I just didn't want to force my hair to do what I want it to do and instead I want to just let it do what it wants to do. So I took out all of my TnR and crochet and backcomb dreads. I kept one very lively one because it has a bunch of wonderful loops and zig-zags and I couldn't bring myself to kill it. Luckily my hair doesn't seem too damaged from the crocheting though I lost some and accidentally cut off some of my own hair when I cut off two of the extensions. Anyways, my question now is about natural dreading. I'm using a dread shampoo I found in VN (not sure how great it is but I had issues with the order from Vicky so my poor nice dread shampoo is sitting at my mom's house in the USA) and washing 2-3 times a week, but I'm wondering when I should start separating the hair. Do I do it right off the bat or should I be waiting a few weeks before separating? Is there a thorough guide on natural dreading on this site somewhere? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!