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Post by brownbearzaq on Jun 10, 2016 1:46:10 GMT
I know a lot of people use products to start their locks. My question is how does this help? To me, it seems like gels hold the hair where it is, so how does the hair knot up? I started with twists and gel, but am considering foregoing the gel to allow free movement of the hair. Just wondering if and how products really help.
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jxbx
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Post by jxbx on Jun 10, 2016 2:39:11 GMT
Wax and gels will get you "the look", back combing, crochet, and T&R will get you "the look" and will help accelerate the process. Nothing but time and nature will get you real dreads...imho.
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Post by stryke on Jun 10, 2016 20:17:15 GMT
Wax and gels will get you "the look", back combing, crochet, and T&R will get you "the look" and will help accelerate the process. Nothing but time and nature will get you real dreads...imho. Well said. PATIENCE is key here xD |
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Post by ohphob on Jun 10, 2016 22:20:51 GMT
Adding things to your hair will do more bad than good
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Post by kondzio on Jun 11, 2016 9:20:04 GMT
I don't recommend any things like wax or something similar, it accelerates build-up and mess inside...
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Post by LeRemy on Jun 13, 2016 20:53:27 GMT
Aloe vera-gel may be okay to use.
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