3) keep clean and cover if necessary wi a tam o shanta/turban/wrap
4) the end
lol jok SE but its the only way I know bro..
Welcome look round the site Troy there i s loads of different "methods" other than mine Soaring Eagle and other 'gurus' are here to advise on dreadcare ...
i think my method is the cheapest and best but then i would
stop combing stop conditioning let it dread then as it dreads (you keep washing but with non residue non conditioning dread freindly soaps) it starts to dread the dreads may (usualy) start to try to combine or eat eachother so seperate em often so u dont get a huge dread
natural dreading is the was to go so good you never found anyone
Don't do anything, your hair will naturally dread up. Depending on how curly or thick your hair is you may find you'll need toseparatesections but your hair will dread itself. I wash mine with Dr. Bronners and baking soda once a week buteveryone'shair is different as far as how often you need to wash or want to wash. Just experiment, you can't go wrong as long as you stay away from wax and other products that say they help your hair lock up.
1) shave head
2) throw comb away
3) keep clean and cover if necessary wi a tam o shanta/turban/wrap
4) the end
lol jok SE but its the only way I know bro..
Welcome look round the site Troy there i s loads of different "methods" other than mine Soaring Eagle and other 'gurus' are here to advise on dreadcare ...
i think my method is the cheapest and best but then i would
bicarb wash is great i wish i heard of it before
other methods are available
your hair knows how to dread
its that simple
stop combing stop conditioning let it dread then as it dreads (you keep washing but with non residue non conditioning dread freindly soaps) it starts to dread the dreads may (usualy) start to try to combine or eat eachother so seperate em often so u dont get a huge dread
natural dreading is the was to go so good you never found anyone
Don't do anything, your hair will naturally dread up. Depending on how curly or thick your hair is you may find you'll need toseparatesections but your hair will dread itself. I wash mine with Dr. Bronners and baking soda once a week buteveryone'shair is different as far as how often you need to wash or want to wash. Just experiment, you can't go wrong as long as you stay away from wax and other products that say they help your hair lock up.