CandiceC
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*If the photos don't come up they are in my progress album*
Sept. 21 (prior to using MTG)
I'm revealing my longtime breakage area
I have photos of my hair looking even worse than this, but I'm holding off to make a timeline of my breakage area's progress.
I damaged it a couple of years ago from too much heat. After that my former stylist kept overlapping relaxer and trimming on the area waaay too much.
Anyway this is the day I got a relaxer and trim. The rest of my hair is past my shoulders so it covered it up. I didn't (and still don't) wear it down for longer than a couple of days because it ends up kind of see thru.
Nov. 30
My "breakage area". Could the MTG be helping?
Here is my hair after I got it relaxed earlier today. I cut the right upper section of my hair prior to getting the relaxer so it would be almost even with the left side and so that the back area can catch up some. The left side already grows slower. Since I cut the right it's kind of hard to tell if the MTG affected the left side. I think it did though. The rest of my hair is still past my shoulders, but this time the back area being longer now doesn't make my hair as see thru!!!! 
I think it could be the MTG helping me along. I used it from week 3-8 of my 10 week stretch. About two or three times a week. I mix it with Almond oil and rosemary oil to mask the smell. I actually only applied it to the back and the left side of my head because those areas grow slower than the right side area that you see up in the messy bun.
I wash and condition my hair every other week.
I've got another thing that I do that helps retain length in the fragile back section, but I'll be back later to explain it.
Sept. 21 (prior to using MTG)
I'm revealing my longtime breakage area
I have photos of my hair looking even worse than this, but I'm holding off to make a timeline of my breakage area's progress.
I damaged it a couple of years ago from too much heat. After that my former stylist kept overlapping relaxer and trimming on the area waaay too much.
Anyway this is the day I got a relaxer and trim. The rest of my hair is past my shoulders so it covered it up. I didn't (and still don't) wear it down for longer than a couple of days because it ends up kind of see thru.
Nov. 30
My "breakage area". Could the MTG be helping?
Here is my hair after I got it relaxed earlier today. I cut the right upper section of my hair prior to getting the relaxer so it would be almost even with the left side and so that the back area can catch up some. The left side already grows slower.
Since I cut the right it's kind of hard to tell if the MTG affected the left side. I think it did though. The rest of my hair is still past my shoulders, but this time the back area being longer now doesn't make my hair as see thru!!!! I think it could be the MTG helping me along. I used it from week 3-8 of my 10 week stretch. About two or three times a week. I mix it with Almond oil and rosemary oil to mask the smell. I actually only applied it to the back and the left side of my head because those areas grow slower than the right side area that you see up in the messy bun.
I wash and condition my hair every other week.
I've got another thing that I do that helps retain length in the fragile back section, but I'll be back later to explain it.
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I can't wait to hear the rest of your story.
My back area and the sides of my hair are very fragile as well. I may start using MTG again on those areas only and see what happens.
Tally ho!
