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.
Continue this process with each dread. If your dreads feel too waxy, you can finish by using a hairdryer over your whole head for a few minutes to melt the wax into your hair. Wash your dreadlocks every two to three days, and rub new growth against your scalp in a circular motion to help form new knots at the roots. A sculpting hook can be used to pull loose hair back into the dreadlocks. Palm roll each dread for 30 seconds.