Who, Here, Has Dreadlocks For A Hair Style?

Who, here, has dreadlocks for a hair style?
Do you dry clean?
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I was just wondering, how do you clean dreadlocks? How do you clean the inner parts of "corn rows" ? If you can't get in there to clean, does it ferment with body oils and build up bacteria?

There has to be atleast one hair specialist on this forum here to answer these questions. And if there is, was it one of the questions in your "hair school" quizes?

I have straight, short hair and it is easy to maintain, and can't imagine anything else.

Furniture polish and a soft yellow duster for me. :D

try marmite :lol:


Why be a slap head when you can be a bap head? :P :lol: :lol:

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Originally posted by danb@24 October 2003 - 20:58
try marmite :lol:


Why be a slap head when you can be a bap head? :P :lol: :lol:

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Roll that past me one more time. :lol:

The shampoo and water will rinse it clean, whats not to understand? :huh:

obviously linda you have never seen dreadlocks. if you wash the they break up.

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Originally posted by Spider_dude@24 October 2003 - 23:25
obviously linda you have never seen dreadlocks. if you wash the they break up.

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Why do they break up. What is funny about getting washed?

the oil in your hair holds the dreads together i think.

will ask my mate who has them about how he washes his if he does.
:blink:

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Originally posted by Spider_dude@25 October 2003 - 00:25
obviously linda you have never seen dreadlocks. if you wash the they break up.

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STFU

I know this person who has dreads and she just washes them.

http://www.manhattanagency.com/bob%20marley.jpg
Lather
Rinse
Repeat

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rinse
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rinse
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rinse
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rinse
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eat lunch

lather rinse
repeat

lather rinse repeat....etc.

Now, moving to our left armpit...