Are all Arosci relaxers LYE relaxers?

[katie]

Or do they make lye and no lye relaxers in Arosci like Affirm does.

 

[katie]

bumpingggg

 

[ghanaian dime]

they only make lye relaxers....

 

[katie]

Thanks for replying ghanaian dime.

 

[Healthb4Length]

DO you have the link to their site?

 

[katie]

No. I can't find much info about the relaxer anywhere :/

 

[Babyray]

it is hard to find info on this relaxer but I used in May, it is suppose have a low pH but I found it strong because I had been using Affrim Fiberguard mild on my hair which left it kind of tex looking & then my beautian applied this in a corrective type way and it straighten it and did not revert.

 

[Healthb4Length]

I found a site that sells this relaxer here's the link

www.discount-beauty.com

Bumping for more responses about their results with this brand of relaxer...bumping.

 

[Cindy70]

I saw a bunch of tubs of Arosci relaxer for sale at a 99 cent store in my area and was very surprised. I wonder if they're changing the design of the container or something and that's why it was in one of those stores. It was lye , btw. I have no experience with this relaxer but I think that it's supposed to be one of the more milder ones..

 

[katie]

I found a site that sells this relaxer here's the link

www.discount-beauty.com

Bumping for more responses about their results with this brand of relaxer...bumping.

I've used it for my last 2 touchups. I was previously using Affirm no lye. I'd never used a lye relaxer before and didn't even know that it was a lye relaxer. I started this thread because I know that you cannot go from lye back to no lye so I wanted to be sure that it was a lye relaxer.
I like it a lot so far. My hair feels more moisturized, more silky and has more shine than with the Affirm.

 

[Healthb4Length]

I've used it for my last 2 touchups. I was previously using Affirm no lye. I'd never used a lye relaxer before and didn't even know that it was a lye relaxer. I started this thread because I know that you cannot go from lye back to no lye so I wanted to be sure that it was a lye relaxer.
I like it a lot so far. My hair feels more moisturized, more silky and has more shine than with the Affirm.

Oh really?! Must be good cause Affirm is one of the better relaxers mentioned on this board. Now I'm getting more interested in this brand.

 

[ghanaian dime]

I think it's the best relaxer out there. I've used just about all of them and have gone the no lye route before. The last time I used it, I took it with me to a salon and the stylist was complaining because she thought I should use Affirm. But I explained to her that Affirm was too harsh for my fine 4B hair. After she finished, she wanted to know where I bought it from because she said it permed my hair so perfectly but did not strip it. She said my hair looked shinier than she had ever seen it. I used to use this perm when I was in college and I'm finally glad I'm back to it again. It's the healthiest perm for my hair and I have never had an underprocessed or over processed problem. But it does need to be used exactly like the directions say. My stylist was no joke and used a timer.

 

[divinefavor]

Where do you buy the relaxer? I've been using no lye for a long time and my hair is also fine/thin type 4 something. I recently used Affirm Sensitive Scalp no lye relaxer.

 

[Healthb4Length]

Where do you buy the relaxer? I've been using no lye for a long time and my hair is also fine/thin type 4 something. I recently used Affirm Sensitive Scalp no lye relaxer.

Well if your looking for Arosci in particular, this is the only site that I've been able to find it www.discount-beauty.com.