Is the thickness of your hair determined by its

[Guest]

natural of close to retouch state or its straight or pressed state? My hair is thick relaxer/natural but is thinner (not actually thin) straightened and was just wondering.

 

[karezone]

when describing my thickness I describe my "perfect" relaxed state. Not over or underprocessed.

 

[Guest]

By perfect, do you mean like the day of the relaxer or something. My relaxers always turn out fine.

 

[Ebony]

that's something bett1e that i was wondering about. for instance, my last touch up was in june. just recently my hair was sooo thick that i couldn't even get a comb thru it. i would comb it out, braid it and when i took the braids out i would have to comb it again by section. now,i'm used to my hair being like that, but it was thicker than usual...maybe the B5? anyway, i was trying to wait until nov/dec, but i couldn't do anything with it. i got a touch up last week and got it blown out and it's so thin looking only becuz that's how it is when freshly touched up. after a week or two it will hang with some body.

 

[Guest]

and it's so thin looking only becuz that's how it is when freshly touched up. after a week or two it will hang with some body.
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I always say if I were white my hair would be considered thin because straightened it is thin but most beauticians say my hair is thick.

 

[beana3]

For me i judge a person's thickness about two weeks after a fresh relaxer. By then it should have bounced back and gained more body.

 

[Guest]

So when you do that iii thing, it should be 2 weeks post relaxer??