Doing dreads over spring break, do local stores like wal-mart have wax substitute?

That's it! You got it! And the bar is the same as the liquid. I have almond, I use it on my body, I usually use tea tree on my locks, but i've used almond on them as well, all varieties of Doc Bronners are residue free so you're all set. If they have tea tree bars there you may want to try that as well, tea tree keeps your head wicked clean, repels bugs, and is generally all around kick ass shit.

 

I got some liquid tea tree as well =) Should I get the bar soap and tea tree next time?

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Whether you use bar or liquid is a matter of personal preference............it doesen't really matter, same stuff in both of them.

 

Alright cool, so I just dilute and rub on my hair then rinse?

 

you don't have to dilute it, you can if you want to, a little goes a long way with that stuff. But yeah, you use it like any other shampoo, wash and rinse, done.

 

When I diluted it the ratio it said to, it got really liquidy, but foamed up pretty good. Should it be runny like that or no?

 

your making it way too hard..........just use it like normal shampoo..........it's really not that difficult.

 

Sorry, just nervous =/

 

it's all good, love and light!

 

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Just don't use wax...

 

I wont lol, could a mod change the topic name to "Newb Help?"?

My mom says the hair feels less dry after using the soap, and thinks it could be attributed to the oils in the soap, is this a concern?

Ingredients: Water, Saponified Organic Coconut & Organic Olive Oils (w/ Retained Glycerin), Organic Hemp Oil, Organic Jojaba, Natural Bitter Almond Fragrance, Citric Acid, Vitamin E.