dreadlocks?

Hi! It's not a look I find enjoyable or would ever have on my head --- but everybody has to find their own thing.
Why not just let your 'natural' hair grow 'dreadless' for a while, and see if you are happy with it ?
Good luck!
Lisa
 
i dont really like my hair because its about 6 inches long and its boring hair and im gonna spice it up.
and im under 40 big time by 20 and almost a half years lol. ive started my dreads so its too late to go back.
 
Hi! It's OK because it's your head and you can do what makes you happy.
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Lisa
 
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i think im gonna try it natural for a while i dedreaded my head lol OH and i think and hope the eggs will be here tommorrow
 
There is a girl I always see at our local store and she has dreads, on her they look amazing!!! She is a natural blonde and tan. You can tell that her dreads are cared for well. I do see some people that look really gross with them. I guess its depends on you and how well you take care of them
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i agree i see some dreadlocks and they are ugly and then i turn around and see some more dreads and they are beautiful the face shape does help too i just dont think im completely ready not to be able to brush my hair. i want them badly but im gonna give it a few days and see how i feel.
 
I did a study abroad in Botswana once.A girl who I was studying abroad with got synthetic dreads at a roadside hairdresser there. Boy was she miserable! She said they were hot and itchy. And heavy.

I think dreadlocks can look nice, but I think they look better on people whose hair tends that way naturally,
 
I live in an area where dreads are really common (Humboldt Co.. Ca).
It seems like the people who have them are often scratching their scalps. Do dreads cause itchies, or do they collect fleas? It's probably an unfounded stereotype, but our area is experiencing a severe influx of "travellers", and dreads are associated with folks w/out access to bathing facilities, as is the odor of patchouli.
When I was growing up (my late teenage/early 20's), dreadlocks were worn by people who believed in the Jah religion. Mostly people who had travelled to Jamaica, and studied under some guru type Jamaican sage. I had respect for those folks, as they practiced what they "preached" (as far as the whole "Jah love" thing goes) Now I see people with dreads (they could just as easily have long, soft flowing hair, or crew cuts) starting fights, carrying weapons, robbing people, etc. The religion is lost. I think that if you're wearing dreads for religious purposes, it's nobody's concern. If it's a fashion statement, then be sure they are well cared for. Otherwise, stick with the removable dreads, so you don't have to deal with the upkeep.
 

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