kookysnkream
New Member
what exactly does it do to ur hair? is it like a relaxer but makes ur hair curly? are the chemicals harsh?
texturizer
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sweetcocoa
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Basically it's a relaxer left on your hair only long enough to loosen the curl(not straighten it completely).
kookysnkream
New Member
oooh okay thanx!
Crysdon
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If I normally use regular strength relaxers but want to switch to mild to texturize could that damage my hair??
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You'll have to transition and/or cut off the relaxed hair if you want to switch to a texturizer from a relaxer. If you don't, you'll have two different textures to work from and possible breakage where the two textures meet.
If I normally use regular strength relaxers but want to switch to mild to texturize could that damage my hair??
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You'll have to transition and/or cut off the relaxed hair if you want to switch to a texturizer from a relaxer. If you don't, you'll have two different textures to work from and possible breakage where the two textures meet.
sweetcocoa
Active Member
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I don't think that's necessarily true. It would depend on how straight her hair is now and how curly she wants to leave it.
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I agree. It is probably easier on your hair than transitioning from relaxed to natural...but once again it depends on the amount of curl your hair has now. If your hair is bone straight, you may have a problem.
I don't think that's necessarily true. It would depend on how straight her hair is now and how curly she wants to leave it.
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I agree. It is probably easier on your hair than transitioning from relaxed to natural...but once again it depends on the amount of curl your hair has now. If your hair is bone straight, you may have a problem.
