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seanyboy wrote:

I dont know how to get my hair to congo, but I guess it's not meant to be eh

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if that little congo is the only result of 6 month congo-forcing, then it indeed doesn't look like your hair is meant to congo right now

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Prince Caspian wrote:

 it´s hard to tell b/c there are some congos that are part of other congos, so does that still allow the 1st congo to maintain it´s "congo" status, or does it fall under the kingdom of the 2nd congo that swalloed it up?

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Prince Caspian wrote:

i only "forced" (well, more like "helped along") 2 congos, but i´ve got about 6-8 on my head. it´s hard to tell b/c there are some congos that are part of other congos, so does that still allow the 1st congo to maintain it´s "congo" status, or does it fall under the kingdom of the 2nd congo that swalloed it up?
anyways, what i´m saying is that your dreads are going to try to combine regardless what you do. sure it may take a while, but eventually, THEY WILL.

if you do want to help some along, i´ve found that squeezing the dreads you want to combine together after you´ve washed them works pretty well. i think since because dreads are usually stiffer after washing them that they kinda stay where you put them, in a way. just get used to grabbing the dreads you want to congo and squeezing them together really tightly, especially near the roots. this will help them get used to being by eachother. consider it the foreplay of congo-ing.

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ElBjornBjorn wrote:
well i'd say one root makes one congo, then you can have a lot of tips on it.

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