Self relaxers - Important info

yardgirl

Active Member
His technique makes a whole lot of sense. This would work for me while my hair is in braids. Definitely something to consider trying.
 

Ms Kain

Active Member
good thread...

any updates about this guy?

I know....I was thinking the same thing.

This post has been up for 3 years and several people have asked for his information. We don't want his home address, telephone number, social security number or blood type or anything but a name might be helpful. He sounds like a professional and what professional wouldn't want at least his name out there?

Hmmmm.....makes you wonder........?:rolleyes:
 

sunnieb

Well-Known Member
This is an interesting relaxing technique. I might try to start this when I self-relax again on Sept. 30.
 

Nix08

Relaxed, 4B
Makes great sense to me...I use this line of thinking to keep my hair closer to bone straight:ohwell:
 

BonBon88

Active Member
Good bump @BonBon88!

I started slightly underprocessing and it works to maintain thickness. The salon had me way too straight.

Indeed! Most of these salons are just carrying out a task and not actually caring for your hair - you can tell by how limp and processed it is. I just relaxed my hair a week ago and it came out perfectly. I use Phyto II which is gentle (imo) anyway and maintains the integrity of the hair. I always underprocess.
 
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