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The Conditioning Creme Relaxer, seemed pretty tempting.And whats the other that you are thinking about?
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The Conditioning Creme Relaxer, seemed pretty tempting.And whats the other that you are thinking about?
I really appreciate your help! I hope this comes out atleast semi good. lol.You've done your homeworkBest wishes.
This was kinda in my head to just throwing it on like conditioner, but in still 4 parts and then go make and get in depth with it. But who knows...I've never seen a virgin relaxer done roots last or middle first. I've always done it and seen it done by taking big sections (according to hair thickness) and enough product to coat the hair, smooth it in a little, then move on to the next part. Then going back through and smoothing the hair (not combing) with your hands. To be more specific on timing, generally the hair starts to soften a little after about 5 minutes. So if you are really concerned about uniformity...you should aim to try and finish your whole head in about 5 maybe 10 min. This also depends on hair type though
Since this is a virgin relaxer you don't have to worry too too much about precise application because the relaxer doesn't start working the exact moment you put it on your hair. When I last did my own virgin relaxer, i just put it all through my hair real quick, made sure everything was coated without being too generous with the stuff and smoothed.
This is just a suggestion, but since this is your first relaxer and you aren't sure how long to keep it in your hair I would choose a lye relaxer, this would allow you to do a corrective after a few weeks (if needed). In my experience no-lye's tend to "lock" your hair into place, for lack of a better description.
Your going to need lots of relaxer for all that hair Does it only come in those lil ice cream kiddie looking things or they have like 16oz too?The Conditioning Creme Relaxer, seemed pretty tempting.
I really appreciate that, It helps so much when other people care as much as you.I would feel better if you did it that way (meaning half and half). I think of all you ladies like sister, and when it comes to our hair it has to be just right. And all the hair you got, I dont want it to go wrong anywhere.
Wow! Very thorough, I understand what you are saying!
Do you think the 4lbs will be enough?Your going to need lots of relaxer for all that hair.
Thanks, I think I may be more in the 10-15 min range,lol.....I might just use the mild.hummmSorry, I just read that you wanted to texturize it. So I went back and edited my post to say 5-10 minutes....just in case you have hair that responds very well to relaxers.
LOL, you will do just fine. I will wave my magic finger your way to help you.I really appreciate that, It helps so much when other people care as much as you.
I'm just hoping that I do something stupid.
But don't be too worried my hair is resistant...that is why I'm considering the normal for the tex lax instead of mild.
Thats too much LOL, you can use it over time. I am not sure on the expiration date for relaxers.Do you think the 4lbs will be enough?
The Mizani Butter Blends( the one I will most likely use) is about 33 oz..should I get 2?Your going to need lots of relaxer for all that hair Does it only come in those lil ice cream kiddie looking things or they have like 16oz too?
Yeah, so the oz range should be good, I remembered 4lbs from the top of my head. silly heuristics.Thats too much LOL, you can use it over time. I am not sure on the expiration date for relaxers.
Na one is enough, you wont use it all.The Mizani Butter Blends( the one I will most likely use) is about 33 oz..should I get 2?
Yep!I didnt know that you were texlaxing!
Yea oz is better to get. I dont like relaxer to sit around the house cause it may go old on me.Yeah, so the oz range should be good, I remembered 4lbs from the top of my head. silly heuristics.
Good! I can save some money.Na one is enough, you wont use it all.
Oh okay. I was texlax for a while and didnt even know it, I just knew that my hair was still curly. I just fixed that in November.Yep!
I originally wanted bone strait, but I didn't want to take the chance.
However i will be more straight than curly, if you get what I mean. I want to be able to do a roller set, and for it to look nice without needing to flat iron.
when it rained, how did your hair hold up?Oh okay. I was texlax for a while and didnt even know it, I just knew that my hair was still curly. I just fixed that in November.
Yea, please do. So now you can buy more products with the extra saved money. So will you be doing the light protein treatment after and the heavy a wk before or what?Good! I can save some money.
It didnt hold up at all, when it got humid my hair wil start to fizz and if it was foggy my hair would curl/wave up. I say when you wanna wear it str8 use something like SMB or something, maybe the ladies know something good too.when it rained, how did your hair hold up?
Well I'll do a light protein treatment a week before,Yea, please do. So now you can buy more products with the extra saved money. So will you be doing the light protein treatment after and the heavy a wk before or what?
Exactly what I was afraid of,It didnt hold up at all, when it got humid my hair wil start to fizz and if it was foggy my hair would curl/wave up. I say when you wanna wear it str8 use something like SMB or something, maybe the ladies know something good too.
Yea doing it right after it put some protein make in your hair, they say. I just do it cause my hair feels stronger again.Well I'll do a light protein treatment a week before,
I'm not sure if I should put the silk amino acids on my hair and let it dry and do the relaxer, or just put in the in relaxer.
Then I'll do another light protein a week after the relaxer, I have heard of people doing a light protein treatment right after the relaxer...I'm still looking up stuff about this.
Do you neutralize first then do the protein treatment.Yea doing it right after it put some protein make in your hair, they say. I just do it cause my hair feels stronger again.
I wasnt texlaxed on purpose. I didnt know it was called texlax until I came here. I started going to the stylist and in my last pic you see my hair isnt as sleek and smooth b/c my ends were underprocessed, when it was NG like in the 1st pic. I did the relaxer in my 1st and that was a super perm LOL so I dont see how my hair was underprocessed using a super. I use to leave relaxers in for a long time I know, cant give an exact amount but I am thinking like 20-30 mins. I dont think you should do this...Exactly what I was afraid of,erplexed
I have a sample of SMB, I guess I will still have to put it to use.
how long did you keep the relaxer in, when it was tex laxed?
I do. But others do it relaxer, protein, and then neatralizer.Do you neutralize first then do the protein treatment.
ohhh, ok!I do. But others do it relaxer, protein, and then neatralizer.
Some many things that can go wrong, I nervous about being too underprocessed.I was texlaxed on purpose. I didnt know it was called texlax until I can hear. I started going to the stylist and in my last pic you see my hair isnt as sleek and smooth b/c my ends were underprocessed, when it was NG like in the 1st pic. I did the relaxer in my 1st and that was a super perm LOL so I dont see how my hair was underprocessed using a super. I use to leave relaxers in for a long time I know, cant give an exact amount but I am thinking like 20-30 mins. I dont think you should do this...![]()