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Post by BrokenJetSki on Aug 2, 2016 10:10:01 GMT
So I have had my dreads for 14 months now and I have battled this defiant little dread for at least 10 of those. He's right in front, and he falls directly in my face (or straight in front of me like a finger guiding me to go forward) and I can't sweep him to the side! I move and there he is, guiding me forward. How can I get him to stop? I just want him to lay with all my other dread bangs but he seems set on setting his own path.
I can post pictures if you need.
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Post by ohphob on Aug 2, 2016 14:07:09 GMT
I have one that does that too!!!!
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Post by BrokenJetSki on Aug 2, 2016 19:24:46 GMT
I have one that does that too!!!! It drives me crazy! And when it flops the opposite way, it messes up my part! |
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Post by jxbx on Aug 2, 2016 19:51:38 GMT
Congo it with another dread! Hehe...or maybe wait until it gets longer so you can tuck it away overhead or behind an ear  |
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Post by BrokenJetSki on Aug 2, 2016 20:47:03 GMT
Congo it with another dread! Hehe...or maybe wait until it gets longer so you can tuck it away overhead or behind an ear :D I ended up congoing it cause the way it tightened, made it tighter on the side I didn't need and loose on the side I wanted it on so it always forced itself over. I never crochet my dreads but I crochet congoed them that way they stay (and I don't have a big bead right in my face) and you can't even tell it wasn't like that from the start! We will see how I feel about the new size but it's better than before! |
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