I've read posts on relaxers where you relax as soon as you get new growth, my dilemma is i have new growth in the back of my hair, which is really thick and hard to comb whereas in the front of my hair the new growth can be combed and managed the front is hardly ever a problem but the longer i wait the thicker and harder it is to comb the back of my hair, should i relax my hair according to the back of my hair or wait till the front is ready?
I'm just not sure if waiting for the front is putting the back of my hair in jeopardy of breaking.
Another question i've heard that oiling your scalp clogs the pores on your scalp and can make hair grower slower, i normally oil my scalp right after i wash it because i have extremely dry scalp and i want to keep the flakes down until i wash my hair at the end of the week. Is there any truth to this statement? i remember going to school and my teacher would say that putting too much gel in your hair would clog your pores and prevent hair growth, she wouldn't allow girls in her class with hair that was geled down she had this whole theory that with all that gel in your head you couldn't learn anything so it made no sense to come to class lol.
I'm just not sure if waiting for the front is putting the back of my hair in jeopardy of breaking.
Another question i've heard that oiling your scalp clogs the pores on your scalp and can make hair grower slower, i normally oil my scalp right after i wash it because i have extremely dry scalp and i want to keep the flakes down until i wash my hair at the end of the week. Is there any truth to this statement? i remember going to school and my teacher would say that putting too much gel in your hair would clog your pores and prevent hair growth, she wouldn't allow girls in her class with hair that was geled down she had this whole theory that with all that gel in your head you couldn't learn anything so it made no sense to come to class lol.