Re: "Kitchen" Issues..
OnePraying,
you could try basting the area that you do not want to relax with vaseline or any grease that is rich in petroleum/mineral oil, that will protect the area from the relaxer. If the length of that area is long enough secure it in a ponytail band/tie, to protect the area. This will keep penetration of the hair shaft in the areas you do not wish to relax to an absolute minimum.
When an area is over-processed try washing the area with the neutralising shampoo and leave it on your hair 10-15 mins longer than recommended, rinse and then do this again (3 x in total after initial neutralisation), this cancels out the relaxer and makes the hair stronger. Then deep condition preferably including a hot oil treatment to soften the hair.
MeechUK
OnePraying,
you could try basting the area that you do not want to relax with vaseline or any grease that is rich in petroleum/mineral oil, that will protect the area from the relaxer. If the length of that area is long enough secure it in a ponytail band/tie, to protect the area. This will keep penetration of the hair shaft in the areas you do not wish to relax to an absolute minimum.
When an area is over-processed try washing the area with the neutralising shampoo and leave it on your hair 10-15 mins longer than recommended, rinse and then do this again (3 x in total after initial neutralisation), this cancels out the relaxer and makes the hair stronger. Then deep condition preferably including a hot oil treatment to soften the hair.
MeechUK