Wut's the difference between?

[jellynote]

I was wondering wut the difference is between Texlaxed and texturized, could someone explain the difference to me ?


Thank you ladies,

 

[JLove74]

same concept, different words

 

[jellynote]

same concept, different words

ok, so the only difference u just don't leave the relaxer on as long as u normally would. I was just wondering because I've been seeing the boxed texturizers and I was just wondering.

 

[Radianthealth]

I am texlaxed and I have been natural, texturized, relaxed, and now I am texlaxed.

The main difference for me is that texturizers come in a different box and use weaker chemicals. I am texlaxed and I use a relaxer but cut the processing time to 12-15 minutes. I also dilute the relaxer with oil

In my mind this is how I distinguish between the two.

There seems to be a broad definition for texlaxed also. There is a great deal of variety on the board when it comes to what texlaxed looks like also.

 

[jellynote]

I am texlaxed and I have been natural, texturized, relaxed, and now I am texlaxed.

The main difference for me is that texturizers come in a different box and use weaker chemicals. I am texlaxed and I use a relaxer but cut the processing time to 12-15 minutes. I also dilute the relaxer with oil

In my mind this is how I distinguish between the two.

There seems to be a broad definition for texlaxed also. There is a great deal of variety on the board when it comes to what texlaxed looks like also.

Thank you for the clarification trimbride !

 

[Tara G.]

I dont know if ive seen anyone with texlaxed hair..maybe i have?!?! but can you tell the difference between telaxed hair and relaxed hair by looking at it?
TIA

 

[secretdiamond]

Texlaxed hair is more "relaxed" than texturized hair. Texturized hair still has most of the original texture, just stretched out.

For me, texlaxed hair is just relaxed hair. I don't see much of a difference btwn the 2 except that people wanting to specify that they intentionally underprocessed their hair to leave more waves or whathaveyou.

 

[jellynote]

Texlaxed hair is more "relaxed" than texturized hair. Texturized hair still has most of the original texture, just stretched out.

For me, texlaxed hair is just relaxed hair. I don't see much of a difference btwn the 2 except that people wanting to specify that they intentionally underprocessed their hair to leave more waves or whathaveyou.

Oh okay, thanks