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[26 Aug 2002|02:15pm] |
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vegans (including me) have been searching for a dread wax.
dreadheadHQ, one of the premier dealers of wax and dread products has 'introduced' a vegan dread wax.
for those of you who don't know what a vegan is or how it corresponds to dread wax you can check out their product info page.
the reason i say 'introduced' is because they have had the product page up for almost two years but have not actually had the product available to order. they may be waiting to see if there is a geniune interest in the product or they could just be out of it.
please let me know if any of you are interested in this product so i can put the heat on dreadheadHQ.
thanks!
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[26 Aug 2002|03:14pm] |
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Bob Marley's son, Ziggy Marley, laughed at my brother's dreads ( moefugger77)... I quote "White-boy dreads, haha!" He was staying at my sister's hotel.
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| Hi |
[26 Aug 2002|08:57pm] |
I don't have dreads yet, but am getting things into place to do it this week (yay! finally!) because I know that if I keep on putting it off, I may never do it, and that would be a crime, cause I've wanted dreads for so long. (Like tattoos. I don't have any tattoos for the same reason. I procrastinate too much.)
Anyway, I had a couple of questions.
A. is it possible to get really thin dreads without it taking like 4 hours? My hair is short (shoulder length) but I've always admired teeny dreads.
B. should I bleach my hair when I have dreads or bleach it before?
Thanks!
~pheebs
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