Just blow dry and flat iron or hot comb. You will regret it, I assume.
OP: My opinion may be unpopular, but look for JC Penney salons. I doubt they'd hire clown stylists. I've been going to them for over a year now. I have one main stylist. One time she wasn't available so I used another. I was worried, but her results were just as good. No shedding, no breakage, no anything! I would think they'd have better salon stylists, or at least more educated, knowledgeable, understanding, what have you, as they are a bigger company and have a reputation to maintain. I got my hair relaxed on the 10th after a 9.5 month stretch. I didn't say a word to my stylist about my hair. She analyzed it and decided to relax my hair in two parts. I asked her why and she gave a Niko's Cousin-esque response. Just my two cents. Other smaller salons I went to always did something to my hair when I never asked. At one salon they trimmed and charged me $20 for something I didn't want. At another salon, she trimmed as well as whipped out the clippers and eliminated my sideburns
(I can laugh about that and so can others as I was not a member of LHCF nor a vocal customer at the time lol).
If I were you, I'd construct a regimen before relaxing and try to stick to it. Maybe you didn't have much success when you were previously relaxed. If that's the case, think about what you did, what might have caused you problems, and try to fix it IF AND ONLY IF it was broken. We don't want a setback thread from you a week from now
Do make sure you've thought your decision through and that it truly is what you want. The best feeling about doing something to your hair, or not doing something to your hair, isn't necessarily the results, but being 100% positive that you made your best decision and you're satisfied. Then, you can enjoy the results
HTH!
ETA: How I take care of my hair:
-aphogee 2-step mixed with ORS replen. weekly
-moisturing DC weekly
-moisturizing nightly (coconut oil, UBH creme moisturizer, UBH dew, CHI silk infusion) - I usually dump whatever I feel like on my hair, concentrating on the ends
-protective styles - buns for now. I'm trying to pick up rollersetting again.
That's all I can think of for now.