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What are you relaxing with ?😊

What are the products name please and how do you mix them?

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After you relax the hair you mix something and put on the hair what was it

Except it's scientifically proven to be the direct cause of cancer. Much like cigarettes. Don't promote this to young people.

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But there is a direct link between relaxers and cancer. This is why a lot of these hair companies are facing class action lawsuits. There have been numerous reports of people developing uterine cancer after years of product use. Just because it’s not effecting you now, don’t mean your safe in the future.

@@tiffanysilvera6691actually if you do some research hair dyes are more likely to cause cancer. Yet the entire world uses it. There are so many things I can list that are more likely to cause cancer than relaxers. And the only reason relaxers are a risk is when people burn their scalp and the product gets into their blood stream.

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Yea if she only doing a retouch

Note always true. Sometimes the back hair is less coily and thicker than the front hair. I have 3c in my nape area and the front is twice thicker et coily.

You start where the hair is most resistant.

I've just been wondering why is the hair weaker in front and how do you even fix this problem?

I was thinking the same exact thing. When I used relaxers, I always did the edges last. I'm thinking of putting a mild relaxer in after 15 years of being natural.

Yep, that's the way I do mine. I part my hair four ways, and start at the back of my neck and work my way up, then work on the crown and sides, and then I do my edges and behind my ears last.

Exactly that’s how I used to do it when I was getting relaxers no wonder why my hair was always broken off but that’s the way I was taught. It wasn’t until I went natural that I found out I had been doing it incorrectly all those years.

I used to just slap the whole tub all over my hair 😅😅😅😅😅🤦🏾‍♀️ It worked tho and thankfully my hair never broke off🙌🏾

Exactly! The only time you relax your hair from the tip is when you have virgin natural hair bc it’s your first relaxer! After that, it’s just touchups on your roots because that’s the unrelaxed area.

Honestly I think it's taught/learned from environment. When I used to perm my head I'd do the whole head. I didn't know. I didn't go to the salon. My mom did my hair that way. KZfaq taught me properly.

@dnnadae6160 relaxer is a form of "texturizure" so it changes the texture of ur hair .... if u have previously relaxed hair then this method is correct because it's only a "touch up" but if not u must relax ur entire hair otherwise ur roots will be extra straight and the rest of ur hair will be whatever ur natural texture is so it depends on the look ur trying to achieve .... ♡ relaxing ur entire hair is to prevent having coarsee ends with a straight root ♡ I guess this is why the box clearly says for "professional" use only 😅😊❤🎉

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No ma'am, notice how she made sure to only put product on new growth and not to the previously relaxed hair OR scalp? That's not something a lot of women pay attention to.

Anything natural hair can do, relaxed hair can do as well

@@jollyrancherchick ur point is what??? As my point is about the ingredients in relaxers not being healthy. And loving ur natural hair and many people do not.

@@empresslove4797Afro hair is very hard to maintain so she’s might not be doing it for looks

You mean a Relaxer? Relaxer = straight chemical process Perm = curl chemical process

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Natural is beautiful 😊

I had 2 already and im 12

That's what I'm thinking.

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Exactly. I have fine hair. It changed my natural texture. In menopause hair sheds.

@@cynthiamitchell5748 - Yes indeed!!! I used to have very thick hair (which I always complained about 🙄) and now, my hair is extremely thin. I’m also in agreement in that when I turned 60 I cut the relaxer out. It’s cheaper to maintain and I’m not dependent on that damn relaxer every 6 weeks. Enjoy ladies!😊

Right! I was wondering who still relaxes their hair given all the info we now have regarding the chemicals in the process.

how do you style your hair now? and what's your natural hair type?

@@Diva77911 who cares. People can do what they wanna do with THEIR hair 🤷🏾‍♀️ just do what’s best for you

How do you know it was caused by the relaxer?

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Thanks island Girl Ruby

How does relaxing my hair affect you? Stop telling others what to do with their hair. If there is European beauty, then there is African beauty. I like my hair both natural and chemically straightened.

Well my own reason for relaxing my hair is because it is not easily manageable without relaxer. so what can I do to make it manageable?

Watch videos on natural hair learn how to take care of it ​@@nmasinachicaliben3547

​@nmasinachicaliben3547 natural hair is manageable lol you're just forcing it to be something it's not

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Thank you. A hair relaxer will permanently strengthen your hair. To return to your curls you would need to cut the relaxed hair off or allow it to grow out with the relaxed ends. What you can do is texlax your hair in that way you would keep some of your curls.