Tell us about yourself.

I'm Dylan from So Cal, just lookin for some advice on mah dreadies.

I started em a couple months ago using a dread kit and I'm looking to go natural soon.

I'd post pics but my camera is giving me trouble.

 

Keep the kit, the wax works wonders, cake it on your dreads. BTW deaths not funny.

 

Hi,

I'm manda, 29. Just had my mum help put dreads in yesterday, we used the backcombing method, and a little wax (as i was told to by a hairdresser) but it feels icky so its coming out asap.
i've been wanting them since i was 9 years old and i finaly had the bottle, i'm in derbyshire, UK, surrounded by closed minded idiots.
I smoke too much, drink too much (when I can) and i'm totally in love with fire poi, tattoos and piercings.

 

welcome dreadedbeastie! I wanna see pictures of your hair. Hope you get all the wax out!

 

Thanks for the welcome Luxiebow, I've posted the only pic i've got in my album. I think i've got a good amount of the wax out now too.

 

"emotionally unavailable, yet sexually willing women"
haha <3 that

 

arsehole

 

When you say 'go natural' do you mean you're going to comb them out and start over, via the natural route, or just that you're gonna quit using any more products?

 

i'm charlotte, 16 years old and i study photography. I don't speak english very well because i'm from belgium
My best friend wants to put dreads in my hair but he has never done that before. Can someone give me tips?
thx

 

read around, look at the stickies, read peoples old threads etcetc

 

So...

I try to enjoy most things in life but beer, books and rivers stand out as some of the most awesome. I'm currently working at uni doing R&D but when its not the holidays I'm a full time student. I've got locks, you can see them below

Slàinte! :cheers2:

 

^^you're purdy

 

i concurr.

also you're from Scotland. I'm down the road a good few hours in North Yorkshire

 

yes, very nice male specimen

 

Thanks

 

Neglect?

 

Nope, they were backcombed.

 

dia duit, is maith liom do locki

 

im a bit further down the road in brum ^-^
i also agree with the purdy comment.. yes.

 

Had to look that up.. the only Gaelic I know was learnt from road signs I think Scots Gaelic and Irish Gaelic are quite different anyway?

The furtherest deviation from English in this part of the world is Doric.