How My Hair Broke Off & How I Grew My Hair Back!!

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Hey yall! In this video, I discuss with you guys how my hair broke off last year, and also I was able to grow it back naturally. This was definitely a personal video to share but I hope some of you are inspired by it and feel encouraged to not give up on your hair! Much love :)
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@constancelumiere878 4 года назад

God loves you❤️

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

Constantly Constance God loves you too 💖💖

@shamelcutkelvin8807 2 года назад

My hair break of at that very same spot, I was so embarrassed. Fast forward to today my hair grow back in full, thank god.

@infiniteleescents1 2 года назад

Mine happened as well… I thought it was from the scarves I wore all the time but could have been tension as well.. but I hardly put my hair in a bun now and it’s not growing as fast just within the last month I have been trying to baby it more and think I see some progress but not sure! ☹️

@AquaSun-11203 4 года назад

Your hair grew back so nicely! Thank you so much for sharing this part of your journey with us. It is helpful to know that it took months of consistent attention to the nape of your neck in order to see the growth you have now. There are so many videos on RU-vid where people say that they're able to grow their nape hair and edges back in days or a couple of weeks - which can really be discouraging to those of us who need to wait-out a treatment a little longer in order to see if it works. I'm hoping that with consistent care I experience the same results as you! ❤😘🙏🏽

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

AquaSun 11203 I’m glad this was helpful! Yes I agree! It’s just not realistic for hair to grow back in just a few weeks, sometimes even a month (especially if it has been a problem area) 😞 but yes like you said with consistent care and patience, it’ll definitely grow back 💖

@NycBeauty 3 года назад

Wild Growth DOES WORK. I washed my hair and I realize the length of my hair in the back is short. I don’t know how this happened but I’ve been mulling over what did I do wrong. I’m going buy this oil tomorrow. I guess I shouldn’t be too hard on myself because it could have been worst. Thank you for the information.

@MaryssaRae 3 года назад

Yes definitely don’t be to hard on yourself ❤️❤️

@NycBeauty 3 года назад

@@MaryssaRae Thank you Dear.

@thelmathomas9399 2 года назад

That's crazy because wild growth oil made my hair fall it that stuff is horrible

@ekemininkopuruk9820 4 года назад

Great transformation. You killed it. Keep doing it.

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

Ekemini Nkopuruk thank you babe 💖

@ceciliaparker6291 3 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing with pics!🙏🏽 I have been going through something similar. I’m all in!🥰💋

@MaryssaRae 3 года назад

Thanks love! I hope this helps ❤️❤️

@MsYoung-fm9hx 2 года назад

Thank you young lady you just made my day, I was going through the same thing and my grand daughter told me about this oil and just like you said it is working good in the back of my head and my hair was like yours now I'm sure it works now some of my hair is back and I can wear pony tail.

@naemccray434 4 года назад

Thanks for being honest about this! I’m experiencing the same thing in the same area of the nape of my neck as well. Where there is breakage and I can hide it well when I wear my hair down. But the half up half down style.. it’s like a invert the middle. You know how your hair is supposed to be in a V shape in the back? Well mine looks like a W lol. I’ve been using growth oil on that spot. This video really helps and is so relatable!

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

Lol yes that’s how mine was too 😂 but yes girl I’m glad it’s helpful to you 💖💖

@rainingblueflowers990 2 года назад

It sounds like you had tension Alopecia. I’m happy your hair grew back healthy and thanks 🙏 for sharing this information.

@AquaSun-11203 4 года назад

I clicked so fast when I saw this video pop up!😂❤

@Apieceofpeacee 3 года назад

Your hair is so gorgeous I would have never guessed you had such struggles 😅😍😍

@MaryssaRae 3 года назад

Lol yes the struggle was real! But thank you 😘🥰🥰🥰

@none360business6 3 года назад

🙏🏿 thank you hopefully I will be giving a testimony on my hair💚💙💛💪🏽🙏🏿

@marywalley4757 4 года назад

Great story. To God be the glory!

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

Thank you mommy 💖

@chelarobinson6927 3 месяца назад

You’re beautiful. You have inspired me. Thank you for sharing your story. ❤

@MaryssaRae 3 месяца назад

Thank you so much!

@ampitts4 4 года назад

I don't have alopecia either but my edges sometimes appear then to me from manipulation, but I couldn't take the smell of wild growth oil so I started using Alopecia Growth Oil and works amazing as well. You did that!

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

Ariel Pitts I may have to try that other oil! But yes the wild growth oil does have that smell 😂 I definitely forgot to mention that .

@shirleybien-aime1221 4 года назад

Hi where do one get alopecia growth oil

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

Shirley Bien-aime hey love! I personally have never used the Alopecia growth oil, but I have seen it on Amazon. I am not sure if beauty supply stores sell it as well. 💖

@lavernejohnson5631 10 месяцев назад

@@MaryssaRae what is the name of the Alopecia oil on Amazon, Please? Thanks

@gisette2000 2 года назад

Thank so much for sharing!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@mcm3301 Год назад

Oooo! Wow! You look so fresh and very Islander, love your blouse!

@MaryssaRae Год назад

Thank you!!! 😊

@kadijahhughey7663 3 года назад

I can’t really hide mine,it’s somewhat obvious but not a lot,gonna give this a try,I have regular cold press castor oil but no wild growth

@audiblewilcox9085 2 года назад

Very Helpful. Thanks so much hun.

@MaryssaRae 2 года назад

Thanks love ❤️

@lucysmith3706 3 года назад

Awh God Bless You thank you so much for Sharing your journey 🙏🌹😇

@MaryssaRae 3 года назад

Thank you so much for watching 🥰🥰

@ASHLEY143MUHA 2 года назад

You just gave me hope cause idk what happened (I do box braids back to back and rubber band method in-between 😔

@MaryssaRae 2 года назад

Hey love! I’m glad 🙂 I hope this helps you 💖

@Blu5078 2 года назад

Same has happened to me, I'm using Chebe butter now.

@crpwifey2562 2 года назад

Mines was a result of a bad relaxer. I prayed over it, and left the ponys alone for awhile also loosened my ponys

@elyssavictoria7552 2 года назад

How long did it take for you to grow it back? I had a bad Texturizer in February and its July and my nape is only 2 to 3 inches

@itsjustjonnoh Год назад

I had a similar issue. My crown was thinning because too much wild growth oil. I dialed it down and it grew back after awhile. Too much wild growth will break your hair off, too much weight on the hair. (Low porosity hair)

@tiffberry6216 2 года назад

Thank you so much this helped me a lot I’m finah order me some oil now

@Marks_facts_are_checked 2 года назад

Girl this almost happened to me i was like what is happening so i just happened to go through my mom's oils and found sulfur8 grease and spray and I found wild growth oil so i used that i kid you not my hair grew back in like 5 or 6 months I'm so glad but i dyed my hair yesterday and it fried a piece of my hair off and im using wild growth oil, hair food, black castor oil, and vitamin e i hope it grows back well

@MaryssaRae 2 года назад

Wow! I hope that oil combo works good for you 💖

@Marks_facts_are_checked 2 года назад

@@MaryssaRae Ahhh! You replied. I hope it does as well i cried for 2 hours about it but i will pray that it works

@avibecalledblessed7503 2 года назад

Your hair is so pretty! When did you start seeing results?

@MaryssaRae 2 года назад

Thank you so much! I didn’t see results until maybe 2-3 months of using the oil.

@tonibrooks4055 Год назад

Beautiful, thank you for sharing ❤️. Even though your hair grew back are you still using the same products. I tried Jamaica black castor oil before, it irritated my scalp, any other suggestions?

@MaryssaRae Год назад

Thank you! Yes I still use the wild growth oil but I do not use Jamaican black castor oil anymore. I stopped using it for no particular reason, I just randomly stopped buying it. I recommend the wild growth oil for sure! Carols daughter also has a 7 oil blend that I like too!

@katrinaharvey95 4 года назад

You and your hair are beautiful

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

Katrina Harvey thank you 💖💖

@youthsonamisson2937 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing

@MaryssaRae 3 года назад

Thank you for watching ❤️❤️

@salishaabdool2497 Год назад

There is hope 😊

@kashup_9894 Год назад

the curls r crazy🔥God bless you🙏🏾also for everyone else Jesus loves you and wants to have a relationship w you

@jlt4102 2 года назад

I have damage in the same place. I want to grow it back by braiding my hair but don't know if it will get worse

@MaryssaRae 2 года назад

Hey love. Braiding your hair won’t necessarily make it worse. As long as they’re not too tight and your hair and scalp is moisturized it should allow your hair to grow back since you won’t be touching it often with braids.❤️

@cynzusherable 4 года назад

Which one of the castor oil did u use? I know they have many... I been having thinning on my hair line maybe this would work for me. Great video!

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

cyndy usher I used the original Jamaican Mango & Lime black castor oil.

@cynzusherable 4 года назад

Hi maryssa I got the Jamaican black castor oil I just wanted to know how often do you put it on your scalp and hair? Tanks

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

cyndy usher hey girly! So I personally like to use the oil every single day, and massage my scalp for at least 3-5 mins a day with the oil. I notice that it helps keep my scalp from being dry & keeps my hair moisturized longer periods of time.

@alexisa6036 4 года назад

did you buy your jamaican black castor oil from target? and would u recommend i get the extra dark version instead of original? sorry i have so many questions 😥 also, i want some wild hair growth oil but i hear it makes your hair fall out so i’m really scared. what do you think i should do?

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

Alexis A hey love! 💕 That’s okay it’s good to ask those questions. I bought mine from the beauty supply store but Target does also have it. I’m honestly not sure what the difference is between the dark and original castor oil. When I used the wild growth oil on that spot, it didn’t seem like I was seeing growth for about 2 months then suddenly I kept using It and noticed my hair was growing back. So I haven’t experienced any fall out with the wild growth oil. But everyone is different so It may have different effects on everyone.

@alexisa6036 4 года назад

Maryssa Rae thank you! do you think i would be good with just the jamaican black castor oil instead of using both that and the wild hair growth oil?

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

Alexis A yes I have seen growth with just the Jamaican Black Castor Oil, but I used mainly the wild growth oil and then started the castor oil a couple months after.

@ciannadanae2292 4 года назад

Alexis A i was scared to use it to but now i use it and LOVE IT! its really makes my hair grow longer and thicker. You just have to make sure your get the real one because there are alot of fakes and use it like the bottle say.

@alexisa6036 4 года назад

Cianna Danaè which one did you buy?

@laearth0330 2 года назад

I use light products on my hair because any other products is harsh for my hair and skin

@daniellebutler9194 2 года назад

I am having the same issue but in the front on my left side. Did you oil your whole scalp every night or just the effected area?

@MaryssaRae 2 года назад

I payed most attention to the effected area but I did oil my scalp every night. 💖

@markeshadrayden9148 4 года назад

Did you oil it everyday?

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

Yes I oiled and massaged that spot every day.

@earlenecarson395 4 года назад

A similar thing happened to me and I’m using black castor oil now and it’s growing back. I’m so happy😀 I actually started using black castor oil because of your recommendation because other people said I shouldn’t.😀✌🏽

@MaryssaRae 4 года назад

Earlene Carson that’s great!! I’m glad you’re seeing growth 😊

@blessed9491 2 года назад

Which brand of castor oil r u using ?

@earlenecarson395 2 года назад

@@blessed9491 Rooted treasure in small brown bottle

@blessed9491 2 года назад

@@earlenecarson395 thanks

@laearth0330 2 года назад

My doctor gave me a high dose a vitamin D and now the back of my hair is thin from it

@stephfrazier1572 3 года назад

I am agreeing with u

@lauraspoonie3557 3 года назад

There are multiple types of alopecia... One is called 'tension alopecia' which is basically what happened to you. There was too much tension and manipulation of the strips which caused the fall out. Other people may get it from tight sew-ins etc. An different type of alopecia is when someone's chemical makeup is changing i.e medication, illness etc. So it's internally.

@MaryssaRae 3 года назад

Thanks for the info love ❤️

@sable7114 2 года назад

Actually alopecia means hair loss which is what she had and if it was due to the ponytails and the Buns it would be called traction alopecia. Her doctor was wrong in telling her it was not alopecia. The redness could also indicate a different type of alopecia which involves inflammation. Happy that the hair has grown back though I feel it would have grown back with or without the use of oils. She did what she needed to do and that was to discontinue what she was doing to her hair in the back.

@demetriae.508 2 года назад

@@sable7114 , absolutely true. I found out months ago I have traction alopecia. Because I always placing my hair in ponytails, too tight. Using sulfur 8 light and wild growth.