changedlife
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Which one is better ? I am thinking about trying Hawaiian silk ( for my next relaxer) which contains lethium hydroxyde, so I need your advice first .
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Sodium Hydroxyde vs Lethium hydroxyde
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Determined22
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I think you mean lithium hydroxide 
changedlife
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YES, my bad 
changedlife
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AKA-Tude
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WOW- They still make Hawaiian silky perm?
Well, I used this perm for a while back when it first was introduced (it was all the rave).
I love the way it made my hair feel- soft, bouncy, never dry or stripped.
I stopped using it bcuz we moved to Phoenix & all anyone used out there was Revlon, plus Affirm was becoming the rage by then.
If it's the same ingreds, then I think you'll be pleased.
I had no idea that they used lithium hydrox.
Well, I used this perm for a while back when it first was introduced (it was all the rave).
I love the way it made my hair feel- soft, bouncy, never dry or stripped.
I stopped using it bcuz we moved to Phoenix & all anyone used out there was Revlon, plus Affirm was becoming the rage by then.
If it's the same ingreds, then I think you'll be pleased.
I had no idea that they used lithium hydrox.
CLASSYEBONYGIRL
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There is a no lye and lye version. However, a lithium hydroxide relaxer is often advertised and sold as "no mix-no lye" relaxer. Although technically it is not lye, the chemistry is identical and there is very little difference in the performance.
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