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How to Get Rid of Dandruff When You Have Dreads
How to Get Rid of Dandruff When You Have Dreads. Dreads, or dreadlocks, are very fashionable across many different cultures. They can also be very attractive if properly cared for and maintained. Nevertheless there are drawbacks to having dreads that are a common problem for anyone who grows them. One of the biggest issues associated with dreads is dandruff. If not properly treated, you can end up with persistent dandruff when you have dreads, so it's important to get rid of it sooner as opposed to later.
Use a dry shampoo on your dreads. A dry shampoo can be applied directly to the scalp and without water. Massage it into your scalp and along the bases of your hair shafts. Once it's set you can simply wipe it out of your hair with a small towel.
Use a combination of tea tree oil and aloe vera oil to help get rid of dandruff in your dreads. These two oils in combination will help release debris from your scalp, as well as moisturize it to help stave off the return of dryness. After leaving these oils on your scalp for roughly 10 minutes, wipe them away and proceed to use a dry shampoo to clean your hair.
Apply Vitamin E cream to your scalp. Since it's a cream, however, you're going to have to remove it carefully. Vitamin E is essential for healthy skin, but if you leave a cream residue in your hair you run the risk of having dandruff and other problems develop later. Apply it sparingly and wipe it away thoroughly to help get rid of dandruff.
Shampoo irregularly, but only after your hair has had a chance to set into dreads. Once your dreads are set you can safely shampoo every few days. Gauge how long your hair can go without a shampoo by waiting first for 2 weeks, then 3, in between shampoos. Reduce the time to only 4 to 5 days to see how your hair reacts to that schedule as well.
Consult a dermatologist whenever your dandruff is not treatable with over-the-counter methods like those described above. In addition, be aware that the danger of head lice is also prevalent, so seeking medical treatment might eventually become your only option.
Don't use a conditioner when you have dreads. You would think it would provide moisture to your hair, but conditioners will actually do the opposite and increase the potential for dandruff.
Be aware that when you grow dreads and leave your scalp unwashed for prolonged periods of time, you are dramatically increasing your risk of dandruff, as well as a host of other problems. Skin irritation and even infections are not uncommon for those who do not maintain at least some form of hygiene for their skin.

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Prepare your parents for the discussion. No one likes getting blindsided with new requests, and your parents are no different. By giving them a heads-up about your request, you have a better chance of getting their approval for your dreads.

Say something like, "Mom, I'd like to try a new hairstyle called dreadlocks, and I would like your permission." Never forget to say please!
Be prepared for their initial reaction. Remain calm if they immediately react poorly to your suggestion. Say, "I understand your concerns, but I would like to calmly discuss this with you."
Be respectful and ask that you get together soon to talk about your request.

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Select a time and place for the discussion that works for everyone. Once your parents are prepared for the dreadlocks talk, finding a good setting and proper time can really work to your advantage.

Pick a time that is low-stress for everyone involved. Don’t try to have the discussion on a Monday morning when everyone is struggling to get to school and work on time.
If your parents are usually in a good mood during the weekend, or after a special meal, that would be a good time to plan to talk.
A neutral location, like a park or quiet restaurant, could be a good choice for having the discussion. If everyone is calmed by the setting, your parents may be more open to your request.

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Build integrity with your parents. In the time leading up to your discussion, demonstrate to your parents that you are the same dependable, bright kid you’ve always been. This will help reassure them that your choice of hairstyle does not impact your behavior or otherwise define you.

Maintain your grades, or even study a little more if possible.
Complete all of your household jobs in a timely manner, without complaining.
Take on additional responsibility within your family.

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Define what you want. If you want to be extra persuasive when you talk with your parents, you need to know as much about dreadlocks as possible.

Learn exactly what they are. Dreadlocks are created by sectioning the hair carefully and then backcombing it. The hair is then twisted and secured. Eventually, your hair will be "trained" to the style. [1]
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Find photos or Internet links with examples of styles you are suggesting. Having something concrete to show your parents will help them visualize you with the new hairstyle. If left to their imagination, they will think of the worst possible outcome.
Figure out how you will take care and style them. That way, you can say something like, "I’ve already researched the shampoo or wax I plan to use, and it is very affordable, easy to obtain, etc."

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Describe clearly why you want dreadlocks. If you can fully explain your desire for dreads, your parents will take your request more seriously. Otherwise, they could just dismiss your request as a passing fad.

If your primary motivation is individuality, focus on that. Say something such as, "I want to set myself apart from my friends. My clothing choices are already unique, and I want to go a step further."
Perhaps you are moved by a newfound religious faith and want to express that through wearing dreadlocks. Some followers of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Rastafarianism believe that dreadlocks show an aversion to the material world and a fuller devotion to the creator. [3]
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Think of people your parents admire who had them. If you can remind your parents that someone they respect (such as Bob Marley, Whoopi Goldberg, Lenny Kravitz, or Stevie Wonder) has worn dreads, they may be more open to the idea of you having them. [4]
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Write down your thoughts. After you’ve figured out exactly why you want dreads, gather your thoughts and put them to paper. Then, you’ll be prepared to effectively make your case to your parents.

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Educate your parents. You may be surprised that your parents don’t really know much about dreadlocks.

Tell them how dreadlocks are created.
Let them know whether you expect to style them yourself or go to a salon. Saying something like, "I’ve found this great hair shop that will style dreadlocks for a reasonable price," lets your parents know you are serious and have done your research.

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Tell them how you expect to care for your dreads. If your parents are unfamiliar with the style, they may not know how easy they are to care for once you have them.

Bring a list of salons or hair shops in your area that specialize in dreadlocks. Your parents may be reassured knowing that your hair will be cared for properly.
Show them samples of shampoos or other styling products (wax) that you plan to use with your dreads.

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Stick to the topic. If your parents are really opposed to your dreadlocks, it will be easy to stray from that discussion and just argue with them.

Your argument will be strengthened if you only talk about your desire for dreadlocks, rather than focusing on other differences you may have with your parents.
Gently nudge your parents back to the topic if they stray away from it.

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Keep your emotions in check. It will be challenging not to get frustrated or upset if the discussion does not go well. However, if you remain as calm as possible, you will be perceived as more persuasive.

If the discussion becomes heated, suggest taking a 5-minute break. You could go for a short walk to calm down during this time.
A good strategy for calming your parents could be to thank them during this time for taking the time to discuss this with you.

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Remain calm while listening to their objections. If necessary, take some deep breaths or count slowly to ten to dist
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