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Seriously what relaxer do u use?

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Soft and Beautiful no lye...doesn't burn and gets my hair straight. I tried Affirm normal and it was unerprocessed twice!!
 
Mizani sensitive scalp. I used it for years and I like it. In the past, hairdressers have also used Optimum care with good results (this was years ago).
 
Mizani regular lye. I have used Affirm and Motions in the past; I didn't get the results that I have gotten from Mizani though.
 
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curlybun said:
revlon realistic mild lye(3/4) diluted with elasta qp (1/4) and a teaspoon of olive oil.

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This is interesting. Why the mixture and how does the oil help? TIA
 
Professional Optimum Multi-Mineral Reduced pH Creme Relaxer regular strength at Sally's $6.19
 
I use Motions Mosturizing Mild Relaxer. I just like the way it makes my hair feel. I do not burn w/ it and have no complaints
 
I use Botanicals no lye.

I've have been badly burnt with every mild lye relaxer I've ever used. Motions was the worst of the lot. PCJ was good as well but I haven't used that since primary school.
 
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KarmenDeaha said:
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curlybun said:
revlon realistic mild lye(3/4) diluted with elasta qp (1/4) and a teaspoon of olive oil.

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This is interesting. Why the mixture and how does the oil help? TIA

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I meant to add that use the elasta qp dpr conditioner to dilute it. The revlon is pretty strong (even in mild) and I have to dilute it to textturize my hair. Before I was using 1\2 qp dpr and 1\2 relaxer but that was too gentle for me.
 
im about to jump on the phytorelaxer wagon **toot toot**
but at the present time, i use affirm sensitive no-lye... excellet!
 
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