I DID IT!!!
So without further ado:
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after doing a deep clean for my dreads in the sink last night, i remembered something
when you dunk your hair into the water, oxygen/air bubbles, as microscopic as they might be, will obviously try to rise and escape the dreads, just as lifting soaked hair out of the water should draw fresh air into the dreads from the gravity of the liquid dropping into the sink... in the same way the stale air from the soil of potted plants is replaced with fresh air when you fill a water tray, let the plant soak in the tray, and lift it out, the gravity pull created by the excess water draining out the bottom pulls fresh air in from the top...
When you imagine that kind of movement could happen deep inside your dread from dunking for a while, and lifting them out, letting the water run, and then dunking again, over and over. All the tiny air bubbles would be creating movement inside dreads, with air being forced out, and being sucked in again...
basic laws of physics i think..
i just wonder...
what do you think?
There are two things I want to do to my hair:
Condition it
Dye a few of them like a rainbow
My dreads have been feeling extra scratchy and crunchy lately so I was thinking of using a recipe from the memories (1/4 cup olive oil + 1/4 cup hot water) Do you think this would work out ok?
I'm kinda hoping that Lish will see this post and tell me if it's plausible to dye dreads like that. I've read her webpage about it but what I'm really going for here is some magical insight.
I've read the memories.
I'm looking for pearls of wisdom.
And if I missed anything in the memories feel free to direct me to it.
My dreads are around six months now. There are some bare spots in the sides that I try not to let bother me too much. And some loose hair that I'm just gonna leave be.