Tresiba is a once-daily basal insulin with a duration of action beyond 42 hours, allowing for flexibility in day-to-day dosing time when needed, without compromising efficacy or risk of hypoglycaemia.
Most dreads will lock in about three to six months, but it really depends on the softness of the hair. If the hair is very soft or was previously relaxed, it can take approximately a year or so to lock.
1 You can buy a special dread bar to use to wash your hair, or simply use a shampoo with no perfumes or conditioners. 2  Smooth the bar or shampoo over your scalp, rub it in slightly, and rinse it out. 3  Don't handle the actual hair more than you have to. 4  Don't blow dry or vigorously towel dry the hair, or the dreads may fray. This helps keep the section of hair in a uniform shape. 2  This process can take a very long time, especially if you have thick hair and are creating small dreads. 3  Have a friend help out to save time. 4  Take the same amount of time with each section of hair, carefully backcombing and twisting.