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When I get the ph strips I will try it on 1 section of my hair and see how it goes. I have a lot of experiments going on right now though so it will have to wait.
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When I get the ph strips I will try it on 1 section of my hair and see how it goes. I have a lot of experiments going on right now though so it will have to wait.
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Saludable84 Dshsjh4ever faithVA, all the articles I've read suggest using baking soda but most, if not all, are naturals that recommended it. Not sure if that matters though. I'm with faithVA, I will patch test this first before diving in. I get relaxers are higher but I mentioned upthread that relaxers come already formulated which makes me a little more comfy than having to formulate baking soda myself. But on the real, I don't feel that I'm struggling with moisture at this point. There are times when the hair is a bit dry but I baggy or dry hair steam and that resolves it.
Are you all struggling with moisture?
Are you all struggling with moisture?
faithVA
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I've always struggled with dry hair relaxed and natural. My scalp is also dry. And so is my skin. 
I am experimenting with Vegemoist which I purchased from IngredientsToDieFor, which is supposed to help increase the Betaine in your hair which pulls moisture into the strand. If it works I will be leaning more towards using it than other remedies. I should know by mid January.
I am experimenting with Vegemoist which I purchased from IngredientsToDieFor, which is supposed to help increase the Betaine in your hair which pulls moisture into the strand. If it works I will be leaning more towards using it than other remedies. I should know by mid January.
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Shanique B tried it with success and she is texlaxed. I'm not suffering right now, but I'll see what happens when 40 degrees is here to stay. I don't see it really being a problem for relaxed hair, you just may have to use less baking as in a prefect world, natural hair would need more lifting power while relaxed hair may not.
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