look at virtualy every twist or interlock vid on youtuv=be and i can point oi=ut the problems it causes
its more then common
irs the look that salons tell you is tidy..the scalp showing im going balfd look
its what they actively try to create! but its unhealthy and it causesthinning weakness gbewreakange and if you ignore it too long..permenant baldness
and theres absolutely no point in it at all excvept that salons shame you into thinking you need it u have to pay them or else your never going to get a job
at my drs office theres a woman with locks (if u can call them that still) over the years ive watched them they were 1/2 inch thick she started f=going to a salon
now the roots are 1 mm thick painfully pi=ulled in si tight theres bumps on her scalp areas with no hair at all almost 1.2 inch riuhnd each "dread" the salonthen twisted 20 dreads togetger even more painfully to make 1/2 inch dreads again but with tiny tint dreadlings feeding into it
i cringe when i see that
how many dreasds u see with scalp showing? how many braids?
how many cornrows
if left that way traction alopecia sets in..it recovers if u let it..if u ignore it u need a transplant
but no matter what if u force the roots to be too tight u are causing it to happen
your pulling on tyhe roots the roots rebenl and stop growing the hairlines receded away from eachother thnning the roots
tghe gaps widen the hair between dreads thins
and stops growing
dreads fall off
you get a poka dit look
you think thats attractive? it looks diseased..because it is diseased
but yoyr trained and conditioned by salonbs to beliefve thats a look you should want
like shaving your head to lok like a chemo patient
they cause a diseased situar=]tion traction alopecia and then concvince you its on purpose and a look you should want
like getting cancer fir the fashion starement
why are you paying for that?
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updated by @soaring-eagle: 07/23/15 04:45:45AM