Whats the best relaxer for 2C-3A Hair?

[MissFallon]

I need to find a good relaxer for my mom's 2c/3a hair. I purchased TCB Naturals but after reading about it on the forum I think it may be too strong for her hair. I don't want to relax her hair but she has been complaining too much about it lately (last relaxer was September). Her hair can easily be straightened with a blowdryer and a comb, and is really soft and easy to handle. But since she refuses to go natural, and I've been putting off relaxing her hair since March, I think its time. What relaxer should I use?

 

[ximenia]

probaby phytospecific index 1 or elucence gentle formula

 

[MissFallon]

probaby phytospecific index 1 or elucence gentle formula

i've never seen elucence in the bss. She wants it relaxed asap (cuz she needs to go to church tomorrow). What is something I can get at most beauty supply stores or even the drugstore?

 

[ximenia]

i dont hear many people here talk about it but elasta qp mild is good.

 

[hopeful]

Vitale Life & Body is very gentle. Not sure if it's easy to find though.

 

[ElegantExotic]

I posted in your other thread. I would recommend Revlon lye mild (white jar, red writing that says no-base)

 

[MissFallon]

I washed her hair with the extend a perm shampoo and conditioner and then put the straightening cream in, then I just put her hair in a ponytail brushed it, and put a scarf on. Her hair looks freshly relaxed now. Does anyone think I can use this on her hair every wash? She only washes her hair once every two weeks (if I'm lucky) but usually once a month/every 3 weeks.

Still looking for that relaxer tho...

 

[sweetascocoa]

i have a few friends that have that kind of hair type and they use ORS.

they all have gorgeous hair and one of them bowdries and flat irons weekly with no trouble

 

[Mestiza]

My hair type is 2b/C/iii and I love Soft & Beautiful No-Lye. I add oil and/or shea butter to it.

 

[shawniegee]

Phyto Index 1 works great IMO!