no-lye + lye + no-lye + lye=damaged ??

[hottopic]

I want to know if my hair would be damaged if I keep switching from lye to no-lye back to lye and then back again to no-lye. Does anyone do this and not have a problem ? I switched from Mizani lye to Elasta QP no-lye. I want to use Mizani again, but it is just so darn expensive. I only use both to texlax, so I don't leave it on for along time.......

 

[wheezy807]

i dunno, just bumping 4 u.

 

[Divine Inspiration]

I seriously doubt this is healthy for the hair. I would find one that works and stick with it.

 

[*Happily Me*]

I would think so, but i'm no professional

 

[Isis]

I want to know if my hair would be damaged if I keep switching from lye to no-lye back to lye and then back again to no-lye. Does anyone do this and not have a problem ? I switched from Mizani lye to Elasta QP no-lye. I want to use Mizani again, but it is just so darn expensive. I only use both to texlax, so I don't leave it on for along time.......

If you did it, you would probably always be wondering if you are doing damage to your hair--it would be in the back of your mind. I say, why take that risk?

 

[hottopic]

If you did it, you would probably always be wondering if you are doing damage to your hair--it would be in the back of your mind. I say, why take that risk?

Yeah your right. My hair is not damaged right now. But why take the chance....