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Natural_Girl said:
pressing your hair or getting it chemically relaxed??? Why??
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though I've had my hair pressed occasionally myself, I wouldn't recommend it. Like others have said, the texture of your hair could be permanently changed and weakened. I certainly don't plan to press at all this year due to the extremely high heat that's used, wven on a "light" press.
With regard to relaxers, I was fortunate to have had healthy looking hair for the most part; again because of the active ingredients (sodium hydroxide or calcium hydroxide) are caustic by nature.
To answer your question, pressing (VERy occasionally, I would certainly not do it on a regular basis) is the lesser of two evils IMO.
Natural_Girl said:
pressing your hair or getting it chemically relaxed??? Why??
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though I've had my hair pressed occasionally myself, I wouldn't recommend it. Like others have said, the texture of your hair could be permanently changed and weakened. I certainly don't plan to press at all this year due to the extremely high heat that's used, wven on a "light" press.
With regard to relaxers, I was fortunate to have had healthy looking hair for the most part; again because of the active ingredients (sodium hydroxide or calcium hydroxide) are caustic by nature.
To answer your question, pressing (VERy occasionally, I would certainly not do it on a regular basis) is the lesser of two evils IMO.