Blackbarbie-You can get Pantothenic acid at Whole Foods as well as vitaminshoppe, and prett much any store that sells vitamins. Right now, I'm taking the vitaminshoppe brand, but I have used Twinlab pantothenic acid in the past.
ONEBLESSEDRN-I found this in another thread about carrot juice:
lunalight7 said:What is in a carrot that makes hair grow? Is it the beta carotene?
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Yes, it's the large quantity of beta carotene. It's also the B vitamins, especially folic acid, biotin and pantothenic acid. Since carrot juice goes directly into the blood stream (bypassing digestion), it's effects are much faster than taking supplements, for example.
http://www.healingdaily.com/juicing...ing-recipes.htm
Carrot Juice (The King of Juices)
Wash 4-5 carrots and juice.
Carrot juice supplies a high amount of pro-vitamin A, which the body converts to Vitamin A; vitamins B,C,D,E, and K, minerals, calcium, phosphorous, sodium, and trace minerals. This juice benefits intestinal walls, bones, teeth, skin, hair, nails and with regular use, cleanses the liver by helping to release stale bile and excess fats.
http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/mp/20...90400010200.htm
Nutritive value:
Carrots are rich in carotene and the red variety contains 10-15 times more carotene than the orange variety. The body converts beta-carotene into vitamin A, which is needed for healthy vision, as well as the maintenance of mucous membranes. The same vitamin is also important for healthy skin and hair and is necessary for human reproduction, resistance to infection, combats fatigue, and functions as a protector of the nervous system. Beta-carotene is also an anti-oxidant that may defend the body against free radicals toxicity. It contains 86 per cent water and 48 Kcal per 100 gm of edible portion. The carrot is one of the best sources of vitamin B complex as it also contains niacin, pyridoxine, folic acid, biotin and pantothenic acid. The other major nutrient contents are phosphorous, choline, sulphur, potassium and fibre. It has moderate amounts of calcium, iron and vitamin C. That's literally an all round multivitamin in the liquid form
Im in tho
I plan on using the MTG three times a week and I will start using it next week since I am going to get it from home this weekend. I'm trying to thicken up my hairline too. I want a thick hairline, not the wisps that my microbraiding obsession has left me with 
. However, I’m staying away from pills and just stick to cornrows, condition washes and proper moisture. I know hair can be thicker than my hair so I want to see if I can achieve it, especially around my hairline. Is there a time limit on this challenge or some sort of results stage?
