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Texlaxer Question
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Katt73
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Texlaxing is relaxing your hair so that it's not quite bone straight. You can still see a bit of your natural hair texture when you texlax. People do it for a variety of reasons: some ladies like it because they don't run the risk of "overprocessing" their hair; some like that it helps their hair look "fuller"; and some like the fact that they still have some semblance of their natural texture after they wet their hair. Others don't like it so much. Personally, I get more breakage when I texlax rather than relax bone straight (had to find that one out the hard way...).
Here's a helpful link: http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=119200&highlight=texlax
