This forum is wonderful! Thanks to all for the advice they've posted and the moderators who keep it all running smoothly. I tried dreading my hair a couple of years ago with not so great results. From what I've read here and learned from others, I 'loved my dreads to death.' Washed them every day, rubberbanded the hell out of them, and was just too damn impatient their progress. Needless to say, that won't do. After shaving my head, waiting a couple of years, and getting tired of worrying about the opinions of others, I decided to try dreading again. It wasn't hard since, no matter how often I brushed my hair, or used conditioner, I'd always have to tear knots up anyway. So, a week ago today, with my patient wife's help, two flea combs, and 6 hours of MST3K to pass the time, I've begun my dreadful journey once more. Fortunately this time around, I use 'dreadful' in a good way. Below are my week old dreadies. I have yet to see anyone on this forum act impatiently toward another for asking too many questions. You're all beautiful people and I regard this forum to be the most informative due to it's helpfulness and approachability. Namaste!
they look beautiful and theyre going to be amazing once they dread up good luck with your journey. your gallery pics made me smile, you and your wife look so lovely and happy.
Oh, thank you! Goatboy, your locks rock with much... um, other things that rhyme with rock...ness Amethystrse: East Meadow, huh? Long Islanders are nothin' but trouble! *LOL* (I grew up in Oceanside... yeah, I'm sorry too. hehehe... Blessed be!)
nice locks. if i were a guy, i'd want to look like you. i love your beard. hahaha does that sound creepy?
Quite flattering, actually. Thank you. However, on the other side of the coin, I'd make an ugly woman. *LOL* Blessed be!
