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I've been worried about mold lately too! Use it straight from the bottle, diluted with water no need for supa dupa natural spring distilled stuff…just tap water lol Tip: Dont use off the shelf shampoo and expect it not to get stuck inside your dread.

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what it does is changes the ph which throws off the other bacteria.

wrap in a towel and sit for a while, like at least an hour i would say.

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i dont know what to use to stop that.

Check out: Get rid of lice If you unfortunately have lice on your dreads, it will definitely make your scalp itchy.

Vinegar rinse cleanser is another option.

If dreads begin to take on the smell of a sweaty locker room or long-worn socks, this is a sign of dread rot.

Rinse your hair with baking soda or vinegar Baking soda and vinegar are ideal to get rid of stubborn build-ups or the nasty smell on your hair.

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