no a texturizer take out the curl too
i have pics in my fotki though
Basically a texturizer is a lower concentration formula of a relaxer, but is made up of lye (sodium hydroxide) or no lye (calcium hydroxide + activator or lithium hydroxide). The thio kind above is in relation to a different process similar to the jerri curl, wave nouveau, etc. THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS A TEXTURIZER!
A texturizer can loosen the curl pattern which already exists in the hair, but cannot create a curl that does not already exist. Some use relaxers for shorter periods of time to "texturize", but I have only seen this work on a handful of heads. If you choose to texturize, use a texturizer, preferably a lye formula, and yes if you choose to go bone straight you have to do what is called a corrective, which means you would process the hair fully straight instead of rinsing when still curly.
Basically a texturizer is a lower concentration formula of a relaxer, but is made up of lye (sodium hydroxide) or no lye (calcium hydroxide + activator or lithium hydroxide). The thio kind above is in relation to a different process similar to the jerri curl, wave nouveau, etc. THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS A TEXTURIZER!
A texturizer can loosen the curl pattern which already exists in the hair, but cannot create a curl that does not already exist. Some use relaxers for shorter periods of time to "texturize", but I have only seen this work on a handful of heads. If you choose to texturize, use a texturizer, preferably a lye formula, and yes if you choose to go bone straight you have to do what is called a corrective, which means you would process the hair fully straight instead of rinsing when still curly.