princessdi
Active Member
I just did a relaxer touchup and am very pleased with the results.
However, I noticed that during my touchups I end up with what looks like underprocessed hair.
My new growth relaxes well but the length of my hair is where the underprocessed hair is. My next relaxer touchup is in December. Should I run the relaxer through the ends of the hair during this touchup to get all of my hair to be one texture?
I can't keep allowing this underprocessed part to grow because I'm afraid the different textures will start to break. It's so much drier than the rest of my hair plus it looks terrible.
I haven't done this since I started LHCF, but I think it needs to be done. Has anyone done this with success? If so, how should I do it and how long should the relaxer be left in the already relaxed hair so that there isn't any damage?
My hope is to have all of my hair be one texture after my next touchup. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.


I can't keep allowing this underprocessed part to grow because I'm afraid the different textures will start to break. It's so much drier than the rest of my hair plus it looks terrible.
I haven't done this since I started LHCF, but I think it needs to be done. Has anyone done this with success? If so, how should I do it and how long should the relaxer be left in the already relaxed hair so that there isn't any damage?
My hope is to have all of my hair be one texture after my next touchup. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.