Marissa gave herself a dread...a dread, not many dreads. Thank goodness!!!
Evidently, there's a tutorial on You-Tube on how to make them if you want to check it out. We've decided to educate the masses on how to care for dreads once you've got them.
Who knew there were so many products involved in caring for and feeding your dread?
Since Marissa has only one dread, it's necessary to separate it from the rest of her mundane and oh-so-ordinary locks.
First, apply some Knotty Boy Dread Wax to help tame the frizzies and help stray hairs grow back into the dread. It's made from hemp, avocado, jojoba, kukui, and shea butter that are "like food for your hair" according to the label, but it doesn't smell too good.
Now, work it into the dread real good.
Next, apply some dread-butta, a moisturizer that softens and conditions the dread, because "Dreads are Betta with Dread-Butta!" This stuff smells really good, like sugar cookies!
Who knew there were so many products involved in caring for and feeding your dread?
Since Marissa has only one dread, it's necessary to separate it from the rest of her mundane and oh-so-ordinary locks.
First, apply some Knotty Boy Dread Wax to help tame the frizzies and help stray hairs grow back into the dread. It's made from hemp, avocado, jojoba, kukui, and shea butter that are "like food for your hair" according to the label, but it doesn't smell too good.
Now, work it into the dread real good.
Next, apply some dread-butta, a moisturizer that softens and conditions the dread, because "Dreads are Betta with Dread-Butta!" This stuff smells really good, like sugar cookies!
Lastly, be proud of your dread, give it a name, and show the world how cool dreadies can be!
Peace, Love, and Dreads!!!
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