Megatek rebuilder - How do you use?

[cphillipsball]

Who on here uses Megatek rebuilder and has had success with it? How do you use it? Do you mix it with water?

 

[Ludi-doodi]

I've used it and the instructions are pretty confusing aren't they! They say to use with water but equally can be used undiluted. I have tended to make up a batch in water (bought a soap pump dispenser from Sainsbury for about 75p) and use it 2 or 3 times a week on rug rubbed manes over winter. I don't think it stops it but I just hope that the little thats left is stronger. I have also used it straight - on bald knees! Funnily enough I did notice this morning that Ludo's mane looked good for this time of the year. Whilst it was still shorter where the rug has rubbed, is longer than it normally is for the time of year and seemed a bit thicker.

 

[Countrychic]

I use it neat and coat his mane in it, have been amazed at what it did for my bald conni

 

[Hen]

I dilute with a small amount of water in my hands, makes it a little easier to work right through the mane or tail.

 

[**Vanner**]

I use it neat on any hairloss - fabulous stuff - wonderful on human hair too.

 

[cphillipsball]

Any one else?

 

[galaxy]

used it neat on patches of missing mane on my old boy and when I was growing my new mares hogges mane back.

My old boys mane was pretty weak though, so diluted some into a spray bottle to use as a spray use in conditioner.

 

[Kallibear]

I either rub it neat into damp hair or I dilute it in some water and spray in onto dry hair.

 

[cphillipsball]

What sort of percentage do you mix it with water?

 

[Kallibear]

Generous squirt of megatek into a skooshy bottle full (1l) of water. Doesn't really matter the strength, it just so the hair's damp. It can go on to dry hair too but it's a bit thick to work in easily.

 

[nikkimariet]

Use it neat and diluted into a spray bottle. I've used it on my own hair too...

It really does work, one of the few things that delivers the promises it claims to!

 

[KVH]

Don't waste it on your horse's hair-use it on your own hair instead! I do