Please give me some tips on how I might get my non-dreaded better half to be "open" to my desire to be a dread-head. The obvious answer is to temp it but I already know I'm going to dig it since I used to cornbraid my hair. (Read: I ain't gonna go through it just to have me love it and have her hate it.) Help? .: Knotty Boy FAQs

  

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Knotty Boy FAQs .: Starting Dreads .: Before You Dread..... .: Please give me some tips on how I might get my non-dreaded better half to be "open" to my desire to be a dread-head. The obvious answer is to temp it but I already know I'm going to dig it since I used to cornbraid my hair. (Read: I ain't gonna go through it just to have me love it and have her hate it.) Help?

Please give me some tips on how I might get my non-dreaded better half to be "open" to my desire to be a dread-head. The obvious answer is to temp it but I already know I'm going to dig it since I used to cornbraid my hair. (Read: I ain't gonna go through it just to have me love it and have her hate it.) Help?

Well, if you've already told her that it's just like any other hair style that you can wash and keep sparkly clean on a regular basis, perhaps just try locking your hair up with hair gel and the technique described on the site so you get the look and she can check it out for herself. She may change her mind, it's amazing how dramatically it changes a persons overall look - for the funkier and better. Then if she still hates it, you tried, and you can just wash the gel and knots out with hot water and a lot of conditioner.


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