Texturiser/Hair Softner/Texlax better for hair

[kizzylonghair]

Hi ladies, I just wondered if Texturisers/ hair Softners give hair a better chance than normal relaxers. I knw chemicals r chemicals, but if these products don't break our hair down as much it can only be a good thing right. Leaving the hair will more body, I know for some there hair has to be fully straight and that's cool. But I have saw some wonderful heads of hair that are not fully relaxed. I am 12 weeks post and I am thinking abt a non relaxer option, but I have a few questions:
Texlax? Is that a normal relaxer but underprocessed
Texturiser, is it the same as above?
Hair softener, is it the same as above? Lol

Any ladies that use these methods, did u switch from relaxers!!
Did/have u seen better results?

Thanks ladies
Kizzy

 

[vkb247]

Hi ladies, I just wondered if Texturisers/ hair Softners give hair a better chance than normal relaxers.

I think it matter which product you use, some are lye and others no-lye but they are all basically the same thing.

I knw chemicals r chemicals, but if these products don't break our hair down as much it can only be a good thing right. Leaving the hair will more body, I know for some there hair has to be fully straight and that's cool. But I have saw some wonderful heads of hair that are not fully relaxed. I am 12 weeks post and I am thinking abt a non relaxer option, but I have a few questions:

Texlax? Is that a normal relaxer but underprocessed Yes
Texturiser, is it the same as above? Yes
Hair softener, is it the same as above? Lol Yes, don't here this one that often so I would have to look at the particular product to be sure.

Any ladies that use these methods, did u switch from relaxers!!
Did/have u seen better results? I've used texturizers in the past and I switched to relaxers because:

1) There are more (better quality) relaxers to choose from.
2) Most texturizers are no-lye which doesn't work well for me because of issues with dryness.

Thanks ladies
Kizzy

My answers are in blue. Hope that helps.

 

[kizzylonghair]

My answers are in blue. Hope that helps.

Thanks Girl, Your on Point

The no-lye in texturizers is a complete took my a year to cut out AFFIRM Fibreguard No Lye that made my hair so dry

I certainly need to look into texlax then, but as I go to a salon, how do I explain texlax?? Do I just hurry her along