You know where I can get hold of any wax (the stuff that holds it in place)?
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 9:52 am
Well when I lived with my mom, there was this old hippy who lived in our driveway in a trailer. (hahahaha) He had dreads, and I know he washed his hair with baking soda to dry out his hair and mat it together. Well here you can get the wax stuff anywhere, drug stores, wal-mart (ewww), ect...
Because I never brush my hair I get little natural dreads in my hair. So does my hair twin, but when mine get really bad I comb them out, and he doesn't.
I did consider mentioning that section of the site... I thought it was better for you to discover it yourselves though. mrgreen
Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2005 10:43 am
make sure that you are constantly waxing and keeping them round in the early stages. i had dreads for about a year and by the end no one beleived i actually had them without touching them; they had all been flattened so badly through sleeping on them and stuff, that it just looked like i was wearin a hood made of felt
make sure that you are constantly waxing and keeping them round in the early stages. i had dreads for about a year and by the end no one beleived i actually had them without touching them; they had all been flattened so badly through sleeping on them and stuff, that it just looked like i was wearin a hood made of felt
Savage.
I've known people's who just went really thin and manky at the top and started falling out because they weren't looking after them. If it gets to that stage I think it's best just to cut them off.
I've never heard of that happening before though!
Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2005 3:24 am
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Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2006 10:44 pm
if you just stop combing it, they develope naturaly in about a year. you can wash it, just dont use conditioner. thats the natural style of growing dreds, when you just stop caring about your hair but want to keep it clean and out of the way.
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