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.
People who want natural dreads should not get a perm or have any chemical process on their hair prior to obtaining dreads. They can use a rolling, locking and backcombing method to allow the dreads to come together in a natural way. People with thin or straight hair will often have a harder time getting their hair to lock. It is possible, but it will take much longer than people who have curly hair. There are creams, gels and serums that can be applied to the dreads to make them look nicer and shinier. These products should not be used for locking the dreads faster. The use of mayonnaise, rubber cement, mud, chewing gum, honey, candle wax, glue and peanut butter will not make dreads grow faster.