Nairobi Hair Relaxer?
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londongirl3
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I've never heard of it and Nairobi is in Kenya. Oh well, maybe some enterprising twit stole the name
Champagne_Wishes
A broke graduate
This is the first time I have heard of this. I will keep my eyes peel for this.
Sorry for resurrecting an old thread, but I'd like to know if anyone else has tried the Nairobi relaxer...I have to find a new hairdresser when I take out my braids and the beautician I'm thinking about seeing has suggested that I switch to Nairobi from Affirm...she said Nairobi contains loads of great conditioners for the hair...I have very dry hair and she said Affirm makes it so much drier...so, any Nairobi relaxer users???
Premierepearl08
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I am currently transitioning from relaxed hair to natural hair, but I was natural from '99 until November of last year. I guess I would have mixed reviews on this relaxer.When I went to get my hair relaxed after being natural for 5 years, the stylist suggested Nairobi Sensitive Scalp. My hair was beautiful; I simply loved it! I have a picture of the back of my hair in my album, but the quality is not too good.
Before I went natural the first time, my relaxed hair was very thin/overprocessed and lackluster. After being natural and relaxing, it was much thicker. Unfortunately, I was unable to maintain touch-ups with that relaxer for financial reasons so I had to use what was on hand. I have run into a problem though, my edges are thinning. I'm not sure whether this is attributed to relaxers or the fact that I just had a baby in May. Either way, I'm giving the relaxers up in the hopes of having some thick, strong, natural hair and filled in edges...(off to buy some MTG). hth
Before I went natural the first time, my relaxed hair was very thin/overprocessed and lackluster. After being natural and relaxing, it was much thicker. Unfortunately, I was unable to maintain touch-ups with that relaxer for financial reasons so I had to use what was on hand. I have run into a problem though, my edges are thinning. I'm not sure whether this is attributed to relaxers or the fact that I just had a baby in May. Either way, I'm giving the relaxers up in the hopes of having some thick, strong, natural hair and filled in edges...(off to buy some MTG). hth
phynestone
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Yes, I've heard of it. There's a girl at my school who uses it and her hair is very healthy, thick and shiny. She has only said good things about it.
Mizani_Mrs
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I havent' heard anything about the relaxer but my stylist has been doing rollersets with the nairobi styling foam and it works excellent. I always ask for that foam over the dudleys that they use. it leaves my hair shiny and smoothe.
bluediamond0829
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i have seen it in a couple of magazines before and heard of it...but i dont know anyone that uses it...
EishBuhgeish
New Member
I USE IT!! ITS THE BEST!! Well I used to, I had to dump my hairdresser cause she started slackin BIG TIME on her professionalism...LONG STORY.
But foreals, Nairobi is the TRUTH.
But foreals, Nairobi is the TRUTH.
morehairplease
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great thread ladies! my sis is looking to switch relaxers. I am going to email her about the Nairboi relaxer.....thanks ladies!
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EishBuhgeish
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How does she get it?
OneInAMillion
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EishBuhgeish said:
I remember you asking about how to get this relaxer in another thread. Well, I tried it last week and I am thrilled
. Girl, you were right, it is the TRUTH!I finally have a texturized head and I'm happy with it. I asked my hairdresser where to get it, and he said you need a license to order though
erplexed .
simone103
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For anyone that's interested in their product line this is their official website:
www.nairobiprofessional.com
www.nairobiprofessional.com
