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Relaxer recommendations for thin fine hair

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Mz.Shug

Mz.Shug

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Still doing my research for my first self relaxation this weekend. I have the method I'd like to use and now I'm wondering what relaxer would be best for my hair. I have fine thin 4a 4b hair and a sensitive scalp. Any suggestions would be most helpful. Hope everyone's having a great week.
 
Phytospecific relaxer; no burning and great on fine hair.
 
Mizani Rhelaxer for Fine/Color Treated hair....it's the BEST!
 
Thankyou for your suggestions your answers are very helpful. As always more replies are always welcome.
 
I have fine hair. I've used Phytospecific or Mizani Butter blends fine/color treated. I prefer the latter.
 
Hmm...never heard of Phytospecific before.Off to do more research!
 
Mz.Shug said:
Hmm...never heard of Phytospecific before.Off to do more research!
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You've got a lot of reading to do, there are lots of threads on here about phytorelaxer. :) I'm going to use this for my first self relax also.
 
Chiming in to say, first, Mizani Butter Blend (mild ie fine/color treated). My second choice is Mizani (same fine/color treated).
 
Is the butter blends really that good? I remember there being threads about it when it first came out but I don't see people posting about it anymore. If I was still relaxed, I'd try it but it wasn't out back then.
 
I've been using it for over a year and love it! Prior to that I used Mizani (fine/color treated) 14/15 yrs and loved it too. I do like BB better because it is milder...remember I am texlaxed though (if it matters).
 
Mizani Butter Blends Regular is what I use. I tried the Mild but it had me texlaxed. My hair is fine and the Regular gets me straight like I like but it's not limp. HTH!
 
I used to use Phytospecific but overtime (2+ years) it was beginning to dry out my hair - now I am using Mizani Butter Blends (lye) and I am not turning back!
 
nycutiepie said:
Mizani Butter Blends Regular is what I use. I tried the Mild but it had me texlaxed. My hair is fine and the Regular gets me straight like I like but it's not limp. HTH!
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I thought it was just me...I normally leave it for the 15 minutes - I was thinking about going to regular, but so far I kinda like my texture as I can take my time relaxing - besides, I put SAA and Keratin in my relaxer
 
Another vote for Mizani- my hair comes out silky with bounce
 
gymfreak336 said:
Are you using the mild or the regular?

OP.....

I second the mild mizani and I also like the mild Hawaiian silky.
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ITA with the mild Hawaiian Silky. Been a staple for me for years. I've tried others but end up going back to it.
 
Getting Pi$$sed. I went to 5 different places today and none of them carry mizani...
 
My hair is mostly super-fine, and the Linange lye relaxer system worked great for my first self-relaxer. It left my hair straight, but with lots of body.
 
gymfreak336 said:
Are you using the mild or the regular?

OP.....

I second the mild mizani and I also like the mild Hawaiian silky.
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I'm using the regular since alot of the ladies here said that the mild left them severely under processed. So far I really like it. I still have a little texture.:yep:
 
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