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Gel and touch-up
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DDTexlaxed
TRANSITION OVER! 11-22-14
Just for safety sake, I would recommend u wash your hair and wait. It is better to be safe than sorry.
sereia
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I wouldn´t recommend it. 1) You never know how the chemical will react with other (non-natural) substances and 2) you could risk underprocessing. It is best to relax hair that has been washed 2 or 3 days ago and (depending on your texture) straightened, preferably without any products. If you must relax now I would at least brush your hair thoroughly with a bristle brush and avoiding to touch your scalp.
HTH
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Priss Pot
Makeup + Bench Pressing
that happened to me before when trying to smooth out my edges with gel. I got a touchup (with some gel still on my edges), and they came out underprocessed. I suggest washing your hair and after a couple days, do your touch-up. just make sure you don't apply anything to your newgrowth, such as gel, silicones, mineral oil/petroleum, etc which may block the relaxer from entering the hair strand.
Priss Pot
Makeup + Bench Pressing
that happened to me before when trying to smooth out my edges with gel. I got a touchup (with some gel still on my edges), and they came out underprocessed. I suggest washing your hair and after a couple days, do your touch-up. just make sure you don't apply anything to your newgrowth, such as gel, silicones, mineral oil/petroleum, etc which may block the relaxer from entering the hair strand.
