Natural is always considered the best and healthiest method, and tends to last the longest. However twist & rip is a good option too. Back-combing is popular but can do harm to the hair. If you're african, twists work well. Wax is a definite no no and should be avoided at all costs as it builds up, attracts all kinds of dirt and residue and over time can destroy dreads. Crotcheting and dread perms should be avoided as well as they are very damaging to the hair. Copy and paste this link for more detail on each method..
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No it won't it wi jus make your dreads and scalp hard as a rock
On eof the key ingrediants is Zinc oxide
yes, but not the best way.loose braids will lock faster then tight cause they can unravel move and knot up.
Fire fighters can have dreadlocks but they should tie them back so that its not a fire hazard.
when they dont fall apart.dreads lock slowly, but constantly.stop paying attention for several weeks.the closer you watch the progress the less progress you see.
yes he does have dreads
A boy can comb out his dreads if he wants to.
maturity is usually at 2 years about.they are fully locked earlier, but not fully mature.this varies for the individual.
everyone looks good in dreads. but not everyone thinks you look good in dreads. it does not matter how you look in dreads, only how you feel. dreads are not about looks, but lifestyle. are you ready for a change? then dread up!.
A boy can comb out his dreads if he wants to.
dreads as they form loop and bud, small lumps that form on the outside of dreads its normal, nothing to worry about
Newly formed dreads can take anywhere from a few months to a year to fully mature and tighten up, depending on your hair texture and maintenance routine. Regular maintenance, such as palm rolling and crochet hooking, can help speed up the process. Shake-out, or the dreads becoming firm and well-formed, is an ongoing process that can continue for several months as the dreadlocks lock and tighten.