DONT DO IT! youll burn your hair beyond belief. salon products are roughly twice the strength of public products, so extreme skill and speed need to be used in order for them to be used with predictable, stable results. aside from giving you a warning, try ebay or another online product retailer, Mizani has a great relaxer when used properly, however i doubt a non-stylist would be able to use it properly. save your hair and bite the bullet and just get it done properly at a salon. I cannot stress enough that texture services NEED to be done in a salon. more so than color. relaxers melt your hair, then harden it back up into a striaght configuration. not on long enough, itll still be curly, on too long and you wont have any hair left after the rinse. you need to work fast and know exactly when to take it off. stylists are trained in such things, the average person wont be able to do this properly. you'll probably be slower then a stylist too, so where you first apply will be more processed then where you finnished, so you risk having half over relaxed, half under relaxed hair, not a good look. if you do this yourself, PLEASE start in the back and work it through everywhere else aside from the front hairline, let it process for 3-5 minutes, then go through the front. the front hair is finer and more sensitive to chemicals so it doesnt need as much processing. BE CAREFUL.
Friday, August 6, 2010
Anyone know where I can purchase Salon Exclusive hair relaxer at?
I get mine awal-mart and it is great..it works for me.lol..Anyone know where I can purchase Salon Exclusive hair relaxer at?
DONT DO IT! youll burn your hair beyond belief. salon products are roughly twice the strength of public products, so extreme skill and speed need to be used in order for them to be used with predictable, stable results. aside from giving you a warning, try ebay or another online product retailer, Mizani has a great relaxer when used properly, however i doubt a non-stylist would be able to use it properly. save your hair and bite the bullet and just get it done properly at a salon. I cannot stress enough that texture services NEED to be done in a salon. more so than color. relaxers melt your hair, then harden it back up into a striaght configuration. not on long enough, itll still be curly, on too long and you wont have any hair left after the rinse. you need to work fast and know exactly when to take it off. stylists are trained in such things, the average person wont be able to do this properly. you'll probably be slower then a stylist too, so where you first apply will be more processed then where you finnished, so you risk having half over relaxed, half under relaxed hair, not a good look. if you do this yourself, PLEASE start in the back and work it through everywhere else aside from the front hairline, let it process for 3-5 minutes, then go through the front. the front hair is finer and more sensitive to chemicals so it doesnt need as much processing. BE CAREFUL.dermalogica
DONT DO IT! youll burn your hair beyond belief. salon products are roughly twice the strength of public products, so extreme skill and speed need to be used in order for them to be used with predictable, stable results. aside from giving you a warning, try ebay or another online product retailer, Mizani has a great relaxer when used properly, however i doubt a non-stylist would be able to use it properly. save your hair and bite the bullet and just get it done properly at a salon. I cannot stress enough that texture services NEED to be done in a salon. more so than color. relaxers melt your hair, then harden it back up into a striaght configuration. not on long enough, itll still be curly, on too long and you wont have any hair left after the rinse. you need to work fast and know exactly when to take it off. stylists are trained in such things, the average person wont be able to do this properly. you'll probably be slower then a stylist too, so where you first apply will be more processed then where you finnished, so you risk having half over relaxed, half under relaxed hair, not a good look. if you do this yourself, PLEASE start in the back and work it through everywhere else aside from the front hairline, let it process for 3-5 minutes, then go through the front. the front hair is finer and more sensitive to chemicals so it doesnt need as much processing. BE CAREFUL.
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