Pretreatment for relaxers?

[LuLu]

Hey everybody, I was wondering if you guys do pretreatments for relaxers? I did a search for this topic but I just come up with ones before shampooing, do you guys use the same ones? Is it unsafe? If you do what do you use?

Thanks as always

 

[LuLu]

bump, I need to know

 

[LuLu]

No one does anything pre- relaxer?

 

[LuLu]

this is my last bump....cause , you know...I wanna know

 

[HotCoCoGurl130]

I forgot the name of the relaxer btu it comes with a pretreatment. I have used lustrasilk in the past. But I think any mild condioner will do. The point of a pretreatment for me is to put it on the already relaxed hair so the relaxer does not overlap. I hope that helps.

 

[PrettyBrownEyes]

I apply Profectiv Breakfree to my already relaxed hair, not the new growth. There's instructions stating that on the container.

 

[lunalight7]

They say that Revlons Porosity Control can be used in this way too, but Ive never tried it because I dont relax my own hair. Perhaps BRH has tried it this way...

 

[PrettyBrownEyes]

I don't relax my own hair either. I apply just before I go into the salon.

 

[cutebajangirl]

Affirm and Fiberguard have pre treatments as does the deep brilliance line. i have used the pretreatments. Does it make a difference? As far as my eyes can see, no. But hey it doesn't hurt either.

 

[beana3]

I have used cholesterol, oil moisturizer, and olive oil to proetxct my relaxed hair (not combined but separately)

 

[Miosy]

I heard Jojoba oil on the previous relax hair acts as a barrier. I use ORS olive oil sheen spray.