What method are you talking about...? Maybe I didn't understand the question... Yes, your hair will look crap for a long long time before it...
Yes, and thanks for asking. I still had to GROW the hair!!! I suffered about as much scorn going through the growth process alone with all the...
I would stay away from rubber bands, they can really break and damage hair. There's only two ways to keep your sections without wax, wraps, or...
Generally health food, and organic shops carry it. In what area are you located?
1. Whatever preferences you have. Don't make them squares (make organic and rounded shapes like hexagons, pentagons, etc.) 2. Take the braids...
Heh, what I love is all the "reverse hate" towards those that went to a salon. People bitch that their undreaded counterparts don't accept them,...
Get some sea salt from your local grocery store. Don't used iodized salt, or table salt. Get something that is specifically sea salt. AFAIK, the...
It all depends on a few things: 1. Everyone is different. 2. Consider your scalp/hair type. I leave sea salt in my hair with no damaging...
Can anyone name something that ISN'T natural??? You cannot go against nature because if you do go against nature that's a part of nature too
Ok, so now that I've made my point, I'll answer the OP. Nothing will "speed up" the process. It takes months/years to form mature dreadlocks....
I went to a salon. Tell me how it is less spiritual?
Wear a hat. [end] I study kung fu with mine. The wear and tear you speak of will damage baby dreads, but matured dreads will be fine. Plan to...
You'll need to use it "as needed." Just monitor the hair and scalp and wash when you feel like it's time. I would expand in 2 week patterns if you...
Just leave your hair alone. It will all sort itself out. If you're obsessive, dreads might not be for you. Or, conversely, dreads might be...
As time goes on, you need to wash less, and more frequent washing will do more to deter the the process. Dreads should be clean as a whistle, but...
As you get into it, you'll see where it hurts the process, but whatever works for you!
Remember to take them out to let them breathe. As far as I know, movement of the hairs causes knotting, so unless you have BABY baby dreads...
Why not? I put mine on and take it off as needed. Just remember not to wear it all the time and to let them breathe now and then.
Humans lose less when they are younger. They lose more when they are older. The average is about 100 hairs a day, and can go as far north as 250...
I have heard from an old rasta that wetting them helps them lock. Is it true? Who knows. While I don't wet/wash them everyday, I don't think...
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