Riddle me this..........

[gymfreak336]

Lets say you have started to become texlaxed and now it makes up majority of your length but the degree of texlaxness varies alot depending on section and now you are losing hair from detangling regardless of product of method. You don't want to give up on texlaxing because you notice your hair looks fuller and is stronger but you are at a loss of what to do.

What would you suggest, What would you do in this situation.

 

[charmtreese]

I was in that position last August. I ended up going to a professional getting a corrective and now I am just a regular ole relaxed head, not texed or bone straight. Making this decision was a hard one, but it was one of the best ones I made for my hair. The tangles, knotting, and matting are a thing of the past. Breakage is no longer an issue and my hair no longer sheds like it use to. My only regret was taking so long to make the decision to fully relax.

 

[gymfreak336]

I was in that position last August. I ended up going to a professional getting a corrective and now I am just a regular ole relaxed head, not texed or bone straight. Making this decision was a hard one, but it was one of the best ones I made for my hair. The tangles, knotting, and matting are a thing of the past. Breakage is no longer an issue and my hair no longer sheds like it use to. My only regret was taking so long to make the decision to fully relax.

Thanks for you input Charmtreese. I should be getting a touch up this month so this is something to think about.

 

[tiffers]

If it were me, I'd just relax it all to get it back to one texture. Good luck on what you decide gym Having breakage is always so frustrating!

 

[gymfreak336]

If it were me, I'd just relax it all to get it back to one texture. Good luck on what you decide gym Having breakage is always so frustrating!

Thanks Tiffers. I am loving your siggy pic btw, I want your baby's puffs