this may sound a little odd

i was told by someone that dish soap could be used as a dread shampoo

i guess because it cuts grease and leaves no residue

it sorta makes sense but i dont know how good that it is for your hair ..any ideas

 

well idk were did u here it i passed this around alot on youtube... ive actually done it alot of times it is really g00d i think.. but its gotta be sunlight dish soap.. it works best..i used the lemon smelled one i diluted it tho 12-1 just like bronners its really g00d residue free and everything.. no type of conditioner makes ur hair really knotty like bronners. and ruff. kinda dry.. like how it should be so it can knot up

 

i don't dilute my bronners

 

I tried this over christmas. I thought I had mould and heard dish soap worked well for it. It really doesnt work at getting dreads clean and left my dreads feeling really residuey and disgusting.

 

ok well i think im going to give it a shot where can i get buy bronners ? it seems like its really popular

 

any health food store u can get it online its populart cause its aewesome stuff
and very versatile can be used for practicly anything

dish soap is crap weven if it cuts grease and is residue free its all chemical crap

 

thanks ill take your advice i was wondering if it matters if i had my hair backcombed once because i really just wanted to start them but its almost like it just damaged the hair like there are really short pieces of straight hair falling out is that normal

 

combing the normal way dammages hair thats whjy you get it trimmed all the time to remove dammaged ends...backcombuing is far more agressive and dammaging many say it ripped 1/2 theyre hair oiut at the roots
its not nesacaruy
ive never done it so no personal experience
but even igf u backcomb most likely it will fall apart
it doesnt really make dreads happen much faster
if u can be patient and not backcomb uy will be better off

 

some people use it, but some also say it itches like hell..

 

It all depends on your scalp. Try it. For me, it makes things waaaay too dry. I use regualr dandruff shampoo and my head is really dready.

 

i use baking soda and hot water- a couple tablespoons full of baking soda, then add hot water, mix it until it's mixed together. wait until it cools (or else you will scald yourself) and then pour it over your head in the shower, it feels reeeally good.