A_Christian
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Has anyone heard of a relaxer called Epitome? It has shea butter in it. Is there a website with more info on it? I recently swithced over to it and would like to know if others have had good or bad experiences with it. Thanks.
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Epitome with Shea Butter Relaxer?
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hOnii
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Malvada said:
I am an Extreme lurker, but I must say that I love this relaxer!!! The website is epitome.com
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no, their site is: http://www.epitomi.com/technology.html
Malvada said:
I am an Extreme lurker, but I must say that I love this relaxer!!! The website is epitome.com
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no, their site is: http://www.epitomi.com/technology.html
A_Christian
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Thank you all so much! I truly appreciate the responses! I am going back and forth on wheter to keep my mild relaxer or transistion, but as long as this one works well, I might just keep stretching my re-touches for a while. Thanks again!
A_Christian
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Hi
My stylist suggested it. On my last re-touch I got the mild, no-lye formula. The shea butter is suppossed to help with moisture retention. It didn't burn as badly as affirm, but it still burned. I have a really sensitive scalp so we use the no-lye formula, even though lye is suppossed to be better for your hair.
My stylist suggested it. On my last re-touch I got the mild, no-lye formula. The shea butter is suppossed to help with moisture retention. It didn't burn as badly as affirm, but it still burned. I have a really sensitive scalp so we use the no-lye formula, even though lye is suppossed to be better for your hair.
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