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Here's another photo of my new dreads i've started, using the tam-rubbing method, and applying beeswax/honey.
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It's great having long hair that doesn't go in your eyes, isn't it?
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Unconditional love.
Normally my hair does go in my eyes
But now it's locking up, it shortens it by 50%
Got some proper DreadHead Wax today too
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"Art is the highest task and proper metaphysical activity of this life." - F. Nietzsche (1844-1900)
"Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law" - Aleister Crowley (1876-1947)
Turn on, tune in & drop out!
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Unconditional love.
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Unconditional love.
And besides, the DreadHead wax does lock it faster...
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"Art is the highest task and proper metaphysical activity of this life." - F. Nietzsche (1844-1900)
"Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law" - Aleister Crowley (1876-1947)
Turn on, tune in & drop out!
Btw, how do you use the wax, do you rub it into all over the dreads, or just the tips? I just do the tips, but did cover my dreads with the stuff at first. Trouble is, now some of my dreads are full of wax and I can't get the damn stuff out.
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Unconditional love.
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"Art is the highest task and proper metaphysical activity of this life." - F. Nietzsche (1844-1900)
"Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law" - Aleister Crowley (1876-1947)
Turn on, tune in & drop out!
DreadHead is a great site, but I wanted natty dreads, not perfectly coiffured ones like the ones shown on the site.
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Unconditional love.
But I understand what you mean : all those backcombers who neatly section their hair, are a bit sheek. My dreads are all different sizes now, I guess I prefer the full rasta-mane look. Some of the kids on that site only have dreads because nu-metal fad-stars like KoRn and Slipknot have them, and usually their mommies get them to cut their hair off! But then again, it's good they do use the DreadHead wax, because without it, they'd put toothpaste in their hair!
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"Art is the highest task and proper metaphysical activity of this life." - F. Nietzsche (1844-1900)
"Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law" - Aleister Crowley (1876-1947)
Turn on, tune in & drop out!
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