Afro & Dreadlocks

Net weaving is a permanent way of putting one's hair (a style) where a net is attach to a client's head, then attaching the hair to the net.

all hair dreads naturally over time
this is the best way
other ways are twist and rip and twist and neglect
keep in mind the more you do the more damage is done to the hair
healthy dreads start with healthy hair

Biotin ... its found in many different strengths and brands .. there are special hair skin and nails formulas too. Also heard prenatal vitamins work wonders too

If You Want

Yes

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Yes; it will basically become an afro. I have the same type of hair, and it's only the weight of the length that keeps it hanging vaguely downwards. I had really short hair before and as I was growing it, the fact that the short hair converted into layers as it grew meant that it was actually an afro.

Extremely soft dreads are easy without a bar soap, using baking soda and herbs for wash and vinegar and herbs as a rinse. (See links).

Bar soaps which are good for dreads include any all-natural soaps without residue; however, products containing SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate) or SLES (sodium laureth sulfate) are not recommended.

Baking soda works better then any soap, though.

if you mean bar soap like dove the answer is yes and no..you can use any soap, but it is not best to
the reason being most soaps leave residue, soap scum, this builds up in dreads and is hard to remove
young dreads this will slow even prevent dreading, but mature dreads are able to not be harmed except for the buildup of scum.
incidentally, this is the reason dread wax never made sense. dread wax is residue that never comes out of dreads and is water proof.
residues and dreads are not a good combination

if its a specific type of bar soap, post the ingredients in the products forum (adding new links to products, and the wax issue)

the rule of thumb is..use as natural as can be, with the least residues
the baking soda cleans twice as good as any soap though

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Dead hairs are the hairs that are curly and rough when touched and they stand up and can make your hair really messy.

There are many things you can do such as putting conditiner on the ends of your hair, this will mosturize it and help your hair from getting split ends which will result in going all the way to your roots not helping to grow your hair. Also, trim your hair every 3-4 weeks so you can get rid of dead ends. DO NOT brush your hair right when you come out of the shower, this will make it break and will not help at all. Anyways hope these tips help, they helped me! Good luck!

First Method ; if you have shorter hair you can just gel it all back then put a stocking cap on top and let dry for 45 minutes . once dry begin measuring you track according to the width of head you must go from side to side until you made it to tip of ears then you take it in a circular motion wrapping the tracks around and around . make sure you use enough glue but not to much glue

Second Method ; For longer hair you can either wrap it or put it in a ponytail and gel remaining hair forward , the place stocking cap & let dry for 45 minutes . once dry begin measuring you track according to the width of head you must go from side to side until you made it to tip of ears then you take it in a circular motion wrapping the tracks around and around . make sure you use enough glue but not to much glue .

CLOSURE ; cut a small piece of hair then glue it then roll it together tightly until glue drys , then find the center of the track and flatten it with a flat iron . then glue to center of head and your done . style as desired

Many people use Vaseline before shampooing. The Vaseline treatment is used as a remedy for dry scalp. A person can massage it into his scalp before shampooing the hair.

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