Self relaxers - Important info

[Sunshine0801]

Great thread! I can't wait to texlax my hair...

 

[MyAngelEyez~C~U]

bumpity bump!

 

[deusa80]

good thread...

any updates about this guy?

 

[yardgirl]

His technique makes a whole lot of sense. This would work for me while my hair is in braids. Definitely something to consider trying.

 

[Ms Kain]

good thread...

any updates about this guy?

I know....I was thinking the same thing.

This post has been up for 3 years and several people have asked for his information. We don't want his home address, telephone number, social security number or blood type or anything but a name might be helpful. He sounds like a professional and what professional wouldn't want at least his name out there?

Hmmmm.....makes you wonder........?

 

[sunnieb]

This is an interesting relaxing technique. I might try to start this when I self-relax again on Sept. 30.

 

[Nix08]

Makes great sense to me...I use this line of thinking to keep my hair closer to bone straight

 

[abioni]

Interesting read

 

[BonBon88]

This thread is a gem

 

[sunnieb]

Good bump @BonBon88!

I started slightly underprocessing and it works to maintain thickness. The salon had me way too straight.

 

[BonBon88]

Good bump @BonBon88!

I started slightly underprocessing and it works to maintain thickness. The salon had me way too straight.

Indeed! Most of these salons are just carrying out a task and not actually caring for your hair - you can tell by how limp and processed it is. I just relaxed my hair a week ago and it came out perfectly. I use Phyto II which is gentle (imo) anyway and maintains the integrity of the hair. I always underprocess.

 

[larry3344]

This is thread gold