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i got shot and was bedridden for almost a year so taking care of my locks was basically imposible, therefore my locks now have buildup spots in them. i need some help!!!!! do u have any prducts that i can buy to remove the buildup?? i tried to follow the gunk be gone link but it says its broken i am also interested in the vinegar products. please help me out i love my locks and want them to be beautiful and gunk free! Please Help me!!!!!!!!!
Do you have any information on getting rid of lint in your locks! My locks are almost waist length and have white spots (lint) in them. Gross, I read some info regarding benoite clay but was leary any suggestions! BTW this is my 1st post and I just signed up so be eazy! Peace!
lord give me strength
are the white spots actually lint or product build-up?
if it's product build-up, you can use something like gunk be gone (naani's naturals product) and that will help lift and clarify.
if it's lint and it's deeply embedded, you will have to pluck it out OR do a rinse. jazzing is a temporary dye that if you let heat process (and choose a shade as close to your hair color as possible) that will tint the lint. it's not a permanent solution but a more attractive one.
How can I get rid of loose hairs in my dreads?
lord give me strength
are you fully locked? two-strand or palm them. they'll eventually get in line.
Are there any negative affect to allowing your locks to completly air dry as opposed to using a dryer. I have tried both and discovered that I had more volume when I air dry my hair although it take longer to do so. I am most concerned about developing a smell from airdrying. No, I do not tie them up wet, nor do I sleep on them wet (which would also mean that I still do not tie them upwet).
Are there any negative affect to allowing your locks to completly air dry as opposed to using a dryer. I have tried both and discovered that I had more volume when I air dry my hair although it take longer to do so. I am most concerned about developing a smell from airdrying. No, I do not tie them up wet, nor do I sleep on them wet (which would also mean that I still do not tie them upwet).
lord give me strength
not really but as they get longer and denser, this is something you typically want to avoid. it'd be akin to leaving a damp towel in a moisture rich environment. it doesn't dry fast enough, so it can start to smell stale.
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