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LYE Relaxer stronger than Revlon Realistic (LYE)??
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cutebajangirl
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Re: LYERelaxer stronger than Revlon Realistic (LYE)???
I think Nu Expressions is. I just found out that you can dilute its strength, I only know about its undiluted strength.
I think Nu Expressions is. I just found out that you can dilute its strength, I only know about its undiluted strength.
sithembile
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Re: LYERelaxer stronger than Revlon Realistic (LYE)???
I always thought Revlon was the strongest thing out there.
I always thought Revlon was the strongest thing out there.
DigitalRain
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Re: LYERelaxer stronger than Revlon Realistic (LYE)???
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I always thought Revlon was the strongest thing out there.
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Me too. I've never had a good experience with Revlon relaxers, they are so strong and always caused breakage. TCB is a strong relaxer too. I'm also thinking Bantu.
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sithembile said:
I always thought Revlon was the strongest thing out there.
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Me too. I've never had a good experience with Revlon relaxers, they are so strong and always caused breakage. TCB is a strong relaxer too. I'm also thinking Bantu.
Re: LYERelaxer stronger than Revlon Realistic (LYE)???
I know that people say that, but it's not strong enough for me. I have been wanting my hair to be more wavy, than curly. I am now texturizing with Revlon Super strength. Even leaving it on for 30 minutes doesn't do it. I'll just keep using it. At least I don't have to be concerned with my hair getting straight.
I know that people say that, but it's not strong enough for me. I have been wanting my hair to be more wavy, than curly. I am now texturizing with Revlon Super strength. Even leaving it on for 30 minutes doesn't do it. I'll just keep using it. At least I don't have to be concerned with my hair getting straight.
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