chayil0427
New Member
Hey ladies
After a successful self trim a few weeks ago I decided to relax myself. I used Vitale Sensitive Scalp.( It's an excellent relaxer and straightens quickly. The chelating shampoo and corrective conditioner in the kit are AWESOME leaves hair supper soft and moist.)
Anyway, enough about the relaxer itself, It just felt so great to do it myself, I was sure not to overlap, I worked quickly and experienced no burning. I was able to put the corrective conditioner on while the cuticle was open and use the chelating poo three time. Now I'm doing an ApHogee treatment and I'll follow up with a deep conditioning under the dryer before I set my hair on magnetic rollers.
Last time I went to the stylist it was a mess. He didn't have my relaxer even though he said he did on the phone and was using different poos and cons from the last time I went. I don't really know what he was slapping on there. And I wasn't sure he was neutralizing and conditioning properly. My hair came out really overprocessed, my scalp was fried, and my ends were scorched and dry.
Doing it myself allows me to love my hair and control the process at every phase. Plus the more I do relaxers, sets, and trims myself the better I'll get. Plus buying all my supplies cost me 25 bucks while I paid that fool 80 to burn my hair and scalp to a crisp.
Someone on the board said it and it's really true... no one can love your hair like you can.
So from this moment on I'm an official DO IT YOURSELFER!!!
Chayil
After a successful self trim a few weeks ago I decided to relax myself. I used Vitale Sensitive Scalp.( It's an excellent relaxer and straightens quickly. The chelating shampoo and corrective conditioner in the kit are AWESOME leaves hair supper soft and moist.)
Anyway, enough about the relaxer itself, It just felt so great to do it myself, I was sure not to overlap, I worked quickly and experienced no burning. I was able to put the corrective conditioner on while the cuticle was open and use the chelating poo three time. Now I'm doing an ApHogee treatment and I'll follow up with a deep conditioning under the dryer before I set my hair on magnetic rollers.
Last time I went to the stylist it was a mess. He didn't have my relaxer even though he said he did on the phone and was using different poos and cons from the last time I went. I don't really know what he was slapping on there. And I wasn't sure he was neutralizing and conditioning properly. My hair came out really overprocessed, my scalp was fried, and my ends were scorched and dry.
Doing it myself allows me to love my hair and control the process at every phase. Plus the more I do relaxers, sets, and trims myself the better I'll get. Plus buying all my supplies cost me 25 bucks while I paid that fool 80 to burn my hair and scalp to a crisp.
Someone on the board said it and it's really true... no one can love your hair like you can.
So from this moment on I'm an official DO IT YOURSELFER!!!
Chayil
