Hi. Thank you! Yes, I did the interlock on her hair multiple times. For her hair, the benefits were to keep her strands in place, which prevents matting of the hair in the roots. Also, I did it to her hair to close the gap between the loose hair in the roots and the bottom that is starting to lock. This was back in her early stages. I wanted to keep the sections of the hair that is bonded/locking as close to roots as possible. I hope that makes sense. In the first few months of the locs journey, the hair is not fully locked and can unravel. Interlock prevents that. There will also be loose hair strands that are not in any of the locs that you can bond back into a loc via interlock. Another benefit is that you can prevent product buildup by only interlocking since you don’t need products while interlocking. It can also be used to fix/change the parts in your hair.
Love ❤️ it’s looking so good and healthy. Luscious hair
Agreed. Thank you!
Did you have to interlock her hair at a certain point? and if yes could you explain the benefits of interlocking. Love the locs by the way
Hi. Thank you!
Yes, I did the interlock on her hair multiple times. For her hair, the benefits were to keep her strands in place, which prevents matting of the hair in the roots. Also, I did it to her hair to close the gap between the loose hair in the roots and the bottom that is starting to lock. This was back in her early stages. I wanted to keep the sections of the hair that is bonded/locking as close to roots as possible. I hope that makes sense.
In the first few months of the locs journey, the hair is not fully locked and can unravel. Interlock prevents that. There will also be loose hair strands that are not in any of the locs that you can bond back into a loc via interlock. Another benefit is that you can prevent product buildup by only interlocking since you don’t need products while interlocking. It can also be used to fix/change the parts in your hair.