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pink-twist A letter from Karen:
Where did the time go! I hope everyone is having a wonderful spring. The weather admittedly has been up and down but I think the worst is finally over. Not that the winter was ever that bad to begin with.
Time to make an official announcement on the Knot Just Dreads website. Most of you know I´m engaged to be married. My financé, Einar Haukur Jóhannesson and I will be wed in Iceland on Saturday June 9th and we have made the difficult decision to reside… in Toronto! Yes, so rest assured, I have no immediate plans to leave the business. I will be flying to Iceland at the end of May and won´t be back until the beginning of July and I am already booked full with clients until the date of my departure.
I´m super excited that my partner Krista will be joining me for one week. It will be her very first time in Iceland (not counting the two times she stopped at the airport on route to Finland) and I couldn´t have a wedding without her.
So please keep these dates in mind:
The salon will be closed June 6th to the 12th and I will be taking appointments for the start of July. Krista is available to take some of my clients if her schedule permits. Kindly contact her directly during the times I am unavailable.
I look forward to seeing all of you in the summer and thank you to my wonderful clients for all the congratulatory wishes.
Kind regards,
Karen Helena Wallington
- Wedding Announcement
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Dread Tips
Lemon juice is a natural lightener. Squeeze a little on your locs and enjoy the summer sun!
No need for elastics. Tie your locs up with... your locs!
An easy way to make your locs wavy is to braid them. The less dreads you use per braid, the smaller and tigher your wave will be. Then, spray them with an even light mist of water (do not soak them) and leave the braids to dry completely over night. The next morning you will have beautiful wavy dreads!
Ever heard of Shamwow? These super water-absorbing towels are great to soak up a lot of water fast! Use Shamwow and you´ll say WOW every time!
The "Human Blotter". Do you need a thorough way to wring out your wet locs? Lie down on the ground and spread your dreadlocks out over a towel. Have a friend (someone you trust)to place a second towel on top of your locs. Then, like crushing grapes, have your friend stomp all over them until all the excess water is wrung out.