Underprocessed or Texlaxed how do you know

[gymfreak336]

The reason I ask this is because when I was relaxed the last time, I was relaxed to 80% straight. I feel my hair is stronger this way than when i would relax bone straight. Looking at the post here however, I don't think I qualify as texlaxed. So my question is, what qualifies as texlaxed, what defines underprocessed.

 

[Isis]

I've never seen any "rules" on what makes one texlaxed or not. The word "texlax" didn't really exist until the last two years or so and I think from this board.

I personally feel that texlaxed hair is always underprocessed.

 

[lonei]

I've never seen any "rules" on what makes one texlaxed or not. The word "texlax" didn't really exist until the last two years or so and I think from this board.

I personally feel that texlaxed hair is always underprocessed.

I agree...I dont think there is a specific % to define it...

 

[crlsweetie912]

I think it goes to intent. If you mean to texlax and relax to 80% as you wanted, then it's texlaxed. If you meant to relax bone straight and it only comes out 80%, then it's underprocessed. I hope this makes sense.

 

[sareca]

Easy... if it was intentional it's texlaxed. If it wasn't then it's underprocessed. The words only convey the goal.

 

[kbragg]

How about "accidentally texlaxed" or maybe "intentionally underprocessed"?

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[hottopic]

I've never seen any "rules" on what makes one texlaxed or not. The word "texlax" didn't really exist until the last two years or so and I think from this board.

I personally feel that texlaxed hair is always underprocessed.

I agree with this statement. It's the same babes.

 

[gymfreak336]

Thanks for the replies. I think I get it now.