ChocalateDiva
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I always do a protein treatment the following wash day after a relaxer- so 1 week later.
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Thanks ladies. Some one asks a while back: "How do you convince your "Betty" to apply your mild protien trmnt" if they are not used to doing it? and (2) Can some one please supply a break down of the various "hard,moderate," and "mild" protien trmnts by name/brand? Thanks in advance.
Protien treetments can be done during relaxer, Rinse all relaxer from the hair and apply protein to hair the relaxer has opened the hair cuticle to allow the protein to go straight to the shaft and strengthen the hair. then neutralize with shampoo if you feel the conditioner has not neutrized and removed all the relaxer.
When it was time for a touch up, I used to bring my Protein Filler. I would get it from Sally's BSS. "Betty" would mix some of it in with the relaxer she used to do my touch up.She would always follow up with a conditioner treatment under the dryer.
I would come away with hair that had body and swang. Not that stick straight thin "just permed" look.
My "Betty" was one of a kind. She encouraged me to bring in the products I used on my hair. She would use them to continue, as she put it, "the good job I was doing with my hair".
Sigh. I miss "Betty". When her husband retired she sold the salon and they retired to Florida.
Bumping...
So can Mayo be used as a light treatment?
Or maybe eggs?
And does anyone still do a protein treatment before a neutralizer, after the relaxer?
Bumping...
So can Mayo be used as a light treatment?
Or maybe eggs?
And does anyone still do a protein treatment before a neutralizer, after the relaxer?
Thank you for the response Myjourney2009, I was wondering if you knew of any homemade products or ingredients I can find in my kitchen that can be used for mild protein treatments as opposed to buying from the store?I would not use eithier of the first 2 on your list. Mayo is not a protein treatment, if you look at the ingredients you will see there is no protein and the egg should be mixed with something else in order to be beneficial. I was mizing on egg yolk with my protein conditioner but stopped because I am trying to KIS.
A light treatment usually contains a hydrolyzed protein (Collagen and/or keratin and/or animal protein and/or wheat protein)
Most including me does my light treatment right after rinsing out my relaxer. I use Millcreek Biotin, which has collogen and keratin. I mix this with my veggie protein and my hair is always full of life after.
If you do a search you will find some light treatments that are very popular.
The amount of protein in mayo is negligible, so I have never used it alone. I regularly use eggs as my main source of protein. I mix it with Palmer's Deep Conditioning Protein Pack because it makes a thicker, stronger consistency. I use this mixture the week before and the week after I relax. I use the Palmer's Pack ONLY prior to neutralizing during my relaxer process.
I might have experienced this, too. I used Redken Real Control condish after my neutralizing shampoo. I left that perm in for 25-35 minutes and i have some 3c-like curls! But, no big problem.
Thank you for the response Myjourney2009, I was wondering if you knew of any homemade products or ingredients I can find in my kitchen that can be used for mild protein treatments as opposed to buying from the store?
Thanks Americka for the response.
Dang and to think I was using mayo and eggs for my protein treatments!!![]()