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ElizaBlue said:
I would tend to think so also, however....so many time it's been posted that hair cannot revert once chemically processed.
But.....here is my "non-professonal scientific" explanation: The relaxer breaks the bonds of the hair to allow smoothing to straighten it right? Well we use Aphogee on damaged breaking hair to repair the bonds by adding protein to the hair shaft, I think I got that right. So if you used Aphogee immediatedly after a relaxer would it not reverse (revert) the whole process. It makes more sense to me that 2 inches of new growth.
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Why would it revert two days after a relaxer, but not two months after one? If the hair was properly neutralized, it wouldn't absorb the aphogee any better.
Or even after a few months when your hair coudn't be extra pourus because of a recent relaxer... why doesn't your hair revert at all, not even a little?
My point is, it's ipossible for the treatment to make someone's hair go back to it's natural state, if it did then after every aphogee treatment or emergeence treatment that we do our hair should curl up (at lease a little). Not only immediatley after a relaxer, but every time.