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AngieK
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<font color="brown">If you did not get a protein treatment when you receieved your relaxer, there shouldn't be a problem with an ApHogee treatment.
However, most beauticians apply a reconstructor or protein treatment after the neutralizing shampoo. If this is the case, I would wait a few weeks before using the ApHogee. Protein overload can make your hair hard and brittle, and evetually cause some breakage.
AngieK</font>
However, most beauticians apply a reconstructor or protein treatment after the neutralizing shampoo. If this is the case, I would wait a few weeks before using the ApHogee. Protein overload can make your hair hard and brittle, and evetually cause some breakage.
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LondonDiva
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I used to do a protein treatment straight after my relaxer but I don't really see the need now. I only get one done when it's absolutely necessary.
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