Hello guys, I'm new to the forum. I've been lurking for a while and just decided to join, cool site. But I have a question. I started my journey two years ago and my hair still hasn't locked at the roots fully. Naturally my hair is very textured and soft, I've always thought that might have been the reason. Excuse me if I sound naive, I'm not really up on dread lingo 
nor do I do my hair myself.
how were they started and maintained and what do u mean by they arent locking at the roots
is there more then a 1/2inch between the scalp and dread also do u mean thberes loose hairs around the roots
photos will help
so will all the details of what youve done u say u "do your hair ytourself" what is it u do
I started with interlocking...despite the rep that it has I think it worked well for me.
considering that u interlocked they look damn good much healthier then expected
they look just the way they should look
what is it that u thinks wrong
because you dont look like your going bald like most imnterlockers? cause u do nnt see more scalp then hair?
were products like wax used?
was it only interlocked to start? an d never again?
I guess its the fuzziness and the fact that I don't see my scalp often. Plus my head itches quite a bit. I interlocked for like the first, I want to say, 7 months. And they used oils no wax, I've never used wax. But I have used shea butter and now I am using gel.
how often are u washing u should nedver see the scalp thats traction alopecia and why most interlockers are gonna end up bald
be glad u dont see scalp
the scalpy looks not a good look anyway..and its a medical condition that salons try to sell you as preferable
its the reason why 40% of all african americAnsd get traction alopecia at 1 oiint oranother..its extremedly unhealthy and u should be damn proud to not see scalp
if its itching alot just means u need to wash more typicaly ppl that go to salons especialy afriocan american salons under wash to an extreme and should be washing 4-8-10 or more times more often then they do.. 1-3 times a week is good
Since your hair grows out starting at the roots, your roots won't lock.
