Dreadlock Styles Braids Updos Curly Locs Color

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I want to start my locs and eventually have them styled but Im concerned with thinning around the hairline as I see with many people that have locs. Why does it seem that many of the women in dread pics have big gaps or what looks like thinning around the hairline? Doesnt having the hair pulled back all the time damage your hairline? Can you twist the locs at the hairline going forwards instead of backwards?
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Thinning can be attributed to many factors to include:

• if you are a nursing mother
• on prescribed medication
• are stressed
• genetics 
• have poor dietary practices. 

I am proficient in putting 1st time clients on the accelerated path to naturally locking their own natural hair . I am popular for cultivating locs behind the work of other stylists who use hair products not conducive to successfully manifesting healthful dreadlocks and so I work with many customers who are experiencing breaking, thinning, itching, etc.  Initially, to set the hair I palmroll the locs all the way down & back simply because it is easier for me to give them style and symmetry that way at the same time.  Im an artist.  I am inclined to picture first what a style should look like and grow out into. My experience with herbs, essential oils and hair foods are put into action and then the hair is meticulously placed as it is so desired into a style with universal appeal.  I agree that pulling the hair back can be hazardous but it all depends too on the products you put in your hair as to maintain and strengthen your locs. Of course, common sense would tell you not to put petroleum, conditioner, lotion or mineral oil in your locs. They don't possess any nutritional value. With the sun baking those ingredients into your crown you are going to experience breakage, thinning and brittle locs. After awhile as the palmroll grows out associated with normal growth the style can be manipulated into whatever style you deem fit.