blessed7777
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Can anyone offer any advice on what to do about a W shape due to breakage? Is the only answer to cut it even or just leave it to catch up? Does hair always catch up?
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hello .. I am sure you can seal your ends and keep them protected and it will grow back even only if it is damaged should u cut it but if not then hang on and baby your hair it will get right and come bck...stay encouraged
AGAIN) because I constantly put my hair in a bun or try to comb the back when it is wet. Since my hair is extremely fine, it breaks and I get a W. But once it happens, I remember to baby my hair and it comes back within months. I will admit, that it does come in quicker if I have my stylist dust those ends and keep them even. It is more difficult for me to do that myself since it is the back of my head, so I have her do it.

I have the same problem. I'm a 4b. But the back, middle of my head is a very fine, fragile 3c. I'm careful with it so that has helped, but it's still almost invisible![]()
It tends to dread up really fast which leads to matting and breakage. Because of this I dont do twists anymore. I've been wearing buns and that seems to have helped. I dont get the tangled madness back there anymore.What was the reggie that you started using to get your progress after 3 mths?
i was debating whether to get my hair evened out but 1) i'm scared of stylists and their bad trims 2) don't nobody get to see my hair anyways cause i plan on ps for a while with wigs/weaves/braids so we'll see then (even though i need a trim, it's overdue)@Chrissmiss, I think Qualitees breakage was mainly on the left side too. Here is another thread on the comeback: http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=372043
Your hair still looks good in the pics, just needs some "fill in". Sounds like the relaxer definitely ate it away...
And a link to the blog story (definitely looks like a "W"): http://www.longhaircareforum.com/blog.php?b=9528
Yea, boo to relaxers!!! lol I can't really think of any other reason for the breakage because I treated both sides the same and this has never happened to me before.
This pic shows the extremity (w?) of the breakage from last Oct:
http://naturallina.webs.com/apps/photos/photo?photoid=119335204
Thank you for the links but what is the difference between cutting away and filling in?