Under-processed Relaxed Hair | How I Correct and Prevent
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
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⃟Hey loves! So I recently cut my hair due to damage and personally wanting it to be cut shorter. In this video I show you the damage, I tell you how i correct it, and I give you tips on how to prevent it. This can happen to anyone especially if you self relax! Be sure to seek professional help if you have this problem and down know what to do! Underprocessed hair can also be referred to as the poodle effect or puff. Thanks so much for watching and ill see you all in the next video! XOXO
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4:17 Pictures and example of under-processed hair
8:03 The process of correcting on relaxer day
12:25 When the under processing started
13:15 The results of correcting the under processed hair
14:13 How to Prevent under processing
⃟Great Takeaways From This Video:
- Be sure to time your relaxer and try to make your relaxer process identical every time
- Be sure to use a protective base on your relaxed ends during this process
- Be sure to pay attention to the different textures in your hair
- Follow up with a protein treatment within two weeks!
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-Protein Treatment: Aphogee Two-Step Protein Treatment
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Base: Summit sensitive scalp base
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Thank you love 😅
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thank u
i thought i was the only one with this problem
I'm texlaxed and i had underprosses area on top of my head... So i learn that every time I relax i should start put the relaxer where the texture is more coil and curly...💇💇after few times relaxing doing that my texlaxed hair looks now more even... And my underprosses peace is down enough to be cut 💃💃
I texlax, too. I find that using a Mild lye relaxer works best! Gives me more time to thoroughly apply the relaxer and smooth it without having to rush in fear of my scalp starting to burn. This has drastically reduced having areas that are under processed. My results have been great!😉
My hair is currently exactly like this as well! I accidently underprocessed a few times and it's caused so much problems. So I've started to transition back to the way I used to relax my hair and gradually cut off the major underprocessed parts. Glad you done this video! 😊
These videos would be more efficient if you would just get to the point and not spend so much time lagging.
there’s time stamps in the description so the video is efficient. you just didn’t look properly and like to complain. the video is thorough and descriptive
Oh no u didn't lol!
It isnt the viewer's job to make sure the content is adequate. It is the content creator's job
He/she is right. This could have been five minutes without all the drivel
How long did you wait to do corrective relaxer?
How bout the relaxer not straightening hair all the way ???
Kya Thomas right mines still curly. maybe we needed either longer time or a stronger formula. i did a regular african pride n i left it on for maybe 2 mins less than what it recommend for my hair type. feels like a did a keratin
This is literally my hair and I’ve noticed that I’m shedding and breaking as well. Thanks for the advice on how to correct it . I found a stylist in my area that offers a restorative relaxing service and I’m definitely going to her . 🙂👍🏾
YOUR EYES ARE SO BEAUTIFUL
My hair is currently like this I was going to redo a relaxer something like a virgin one when I spoke to my stylist.. because I've been doing relaxers myself like twice a year. So I'm waiting for April to relax. But it's scary because I don't want it to break which it is easier to do as you said..
So glad you did this video. I am about to self correct as well. I am intentionally texlaxed, but I want to have a looser curl/wave vs what I have now. So my plan is to texlax on my normal texlax day, and then 5 minutes before I am done, I am going to smooth down the entire length of my hair (with the ends covered in oil). I use ORS Lye normal and that always makes my hair texlaxed. My hair is very resistant to relaxers and the only thing that makes it bone straight, is Super and using the back of a comb to smooth. So I am not worried about becoming bone straight. My back half is tighter than my front too.
I want to do this as well, can you comment back with how this worked out for you? I'd love to know
aanays Sure but I am not due for another relaxer until May
That happen to me last Sunday. I recorded it. now I am so damn confused. I will wait 8 weeks before I try it again. I thought I could do it myself at home. I was my first time did not work out as I expected. Thanks for this video.
Her hair is gorgeous!
Olaplex needed to add to relaxer cream when you process. You have a ton of hair and slot of people self relax and show up at the salon.
Slot of people self relax and after many relaxers you will have underprocessed areas. As your hair grow you need to do you retouches every 6-8 weeks or as recommended by the brand you use. Longer hair should not be relaxed bone straight because it looks lifeless. Short hair should be relaxed bone straight because as your hair grows out your retouches will be more precise. As a professional stylist, in order to prevent this in the future, if you continue to relax yourself, you should get a haircut, and I mean a big chop before your next retouch. Damaged hair needs to cut off and that's how you grow healthy hair. Use a our relaxer because it better for the hair and always base your scalp prior to application. No post relaxer period, please.
I have some underprocessed areas from my relaxer just 4 weeks ago. It's not as wavy as yours, it more so just feels puffier. And it's all in the middle of my head. I'm wondering if this is concern for correcting or should I just leave it?
Glad you managed to find the Motions Relaxer in mild as I'd recommended. I've found out months ago here in U.K. and I thought it must be in US as well. You did well in the correction process..tfs
Ok...so I'm new to the whole relaxed hair world and I'm just wondered how an underprocessed hair is an issue, can't you just put relaxer on it again? Please help a sister out
Hi :( my hair got relaxed and everywhere is straight but my ends and I’m super sad and idk what to do can you please help me :(
This video is right on time for me! Also experiencing this problem currently and going to have to cut about 2-4 inches this weekend to make everything even because I have suffered breakage at the crown. Debating whether to go back to fully relaxed rather than stay texlaxed.
Same, severe breakage in the middle, Maybe certain textures cannot be texlaxed
Hi, same thing happened to my hair and I've lost so much hair! I'm now trying to get my hair back to life! It's going to be a long process but hopefully my hair can be healthy again ☺☺. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching love good luck!
I did it some years ago and it led to a major setback. after having it done everything seemed alright until it started breaking off some months after the correction. sometimes the relaxer is stronger than we thought I realized. I wouldn't recommend it but be careful with it. good luck
Make sure to do a restructuring (protein) treatment to strengthen your hair 4 days to a week before you perm your hair again to prevent further breaking.
That was my hair when I was texlaxed. I just bit the bullet and relaxed, things got much better.
this is a very common problem with most people who texlax. it's almost impossible to avoid underprocessed hair when you texlax. that's exactly how my hair used to be when I was texlaxing. I'm currently transitioning to natural.
But that's what it means to 'texlax' as the call it now-(texturizer): to underprocess. So...😕
Wait so you washed your hair to see the underprocessed places? Does that burn? Was your hair wet ?
I actually prefer that over really bine straight relaxer
Using the LOC methods will make hair puffy. Its the moisturizers making it under processed in my opinion. Thanks.
My hair looks just like this. I'm considering doing the corrective relaxer myself instead of going to a salon
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My hair broke down and went to natural but I think am coming back to texlaxed
This time I want a proper regime for my hair
Hi did u ever relax an under process area of your hair and it wasn't processed properly so u had to do the same part again?
I under processed my hair last night. I think I will wait a month to correct it. I texlax and I don't want to run the risk of damaging my hair. I will just not manipulate my hair too much until then.
Hey love. Thanks for this video. I want to know if the amount of breakage/shedding you had was reduced after you corrected your relaxer? I'm currently under processed due to a seven month stretch and I'm literally hansel and gretel leaving traces of strands everywhere I go - washroom, clothes, sofa etc. I'm really curious as to whether or not this would help with the amount of hair I'm losing. Thank you.
+Devoniaa Drummond yes I can definitely tell a difference from my Cut and from correcting! Less breakage and shedding
Sounds like you need to do a restructuring (protein) treatment to strengthen your hair before you perm it again.
Virginia Werewolf Hey! I did the Aphogee hard protein treatment. So far it's improved but the underprocessed parts are tiiiirrreeeed huntie! Lol
I understand :). I am repairing my hair from a hairstylist that did not follow my instructions and over processed my hair during a relaxer. Did the breakage stop. If so, you can proceed with the correction and then repeat a protein treatment in 4-7 days or do a mixed treatment (protein and moisturizing) depending on what your hair needs.
I am so glad I'm not the only one who does this lol I have a finer texture of hair so leaving my relaxer on any longer than a few minutes makes my hair TOO straight. So I start in the middle, work my way out. The middle is the thickest part for me and the perimeter is the finest, so by the time i get my perimeter done I go straight to the shower or sink to wash it all out. I dont exactly want my hair bone straight but I guess the point is just to loosen up your curl pattern. If you time it right or just plain know how your hair acts, you know how long you can leave it on, and how itll look after you blow dry and straighten it. I air dry when I can, sometimes I even wash twice in the same day to volumize my hair again because leave in conditioners leave this heavy residue on. So Ill wash deep condition, rinse, wash and condition again before letting it air dry. I think women do the most damage to our hair when we dont consider the styling were going to do after the act. So leaving your relaxer on to the point your hair is straight even when its wet is only doubling the damage, when you know youre going to blow it out and put an iron to it. Thats just my opinion I realize not everyone has the same texture, or can use the same products too. In general though I do think not leaving your relaxers on until your hair is bone straight is just a good idea.
I agree. I have the same hair type, as you mentioned, fine texture. I’ve had damaged hair in the past and had to do a big chop and go natural. I recently relaxed my hair but I don’t want it to be bone straight, more texlaxed. I use a lye relaxer and it’s been good for me, I am scared of breakage and dry hair 😂 any advice?
@@amorerobinson4140 girl just dont leave it on too long. I use no lye relaxers cause real life I cant even find the lye relaxers lol but I think leaving it on until you get that textlaxed ripple effect before you wash it out is enough to make it manageable without outright brutalizing your hair. I'm not a professional mind you and I relax to make it more manageable day to day cause otherwise I do more damage trying to do my natural hair. I've been natural was for many years and three times since I have follicles that grow up to 5 or 6 strands at a time without a relaxer forget about a comb attachment! Currently I'm 6 months post relaxer after wearing braids...its funny cause I'm about to relax this mug TODAY!!
Thank you thank you my hair is the same way I have been having a lot of breakage because I'm not really relaxed I will be doing this very soon
Super helpful! I am going through the same problem as well so I'll definitely be trying this method out. Thanks Brianna :)
You should have more subscribers omg love your channel 🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
I did that but luckily half my hair is gone anyway…first relaxer I. 5 years. I was curious how my hair would take. I pretty much have no growth in top and middle only area that grows is back and that stopped too. Long story short I have cyclic hair fall really bad but I don’t know if my hair is gonna come back this time ….Only 35 but I’m so tired of this struggle
Shit im hispanic, and my hair was soft a wavy, i died it (was a stupid 12 year old) and my shit got fucked up it was stiff and was not shiny no more, it lookes like wire, it didnt fall if i got upside down on my head, it got mid frizzy, whent to skool and everybody kept saying if i was part black or some random shit, what happened to my hair, i just kep saying i died it and it fucked up, but now each time i shower it goes back to how i used to have it somewhat siny and wavy, but when it dries it just gets so puffy not curly puffy just straight puffu. My hair has a mind of its own( i used to be all naturally curly but my grandma cut my hair, and that ended up giving me curly/straight hair, so now its curly on the top yet frizzy at the same time and straight at the ends, please help
To the point, please.
How long do you keep the relaxer on?
peju O like 13 minutes or something it’s online
Hi Brianna, thank you for this video🙏. It was the only one I could find on this topic that was helpful, however I wish you had some clips to show "how to". I textlaxed the other day and one side was processed the other not so much. I ran out of product. Could you please advise me on how I to correct this? Should I redo the under processed side all over?
Hey beautiful so I just relaxed my hair yesterday and it was under processed how long should I wait before I can relax it again to fix the underprocessed parts
1or 2weeks
Thanks for uploading this video , this is very helpful
Thanks for this video. I transitioned to relaxed hair in May and I discovered the frontal part of my hair isn't as processed as the back. I relaxed for the second time recently and realized that some areas are badly underprocessed 😭. Please can I use a different relaxer (from the one I normally use) as long as it's mild? Also, how long should I wait before touching up the underprocessed areas?
Thank you!
Did you redo your hair the same day,
I want to know this to. But u did say same day. But your scalp would be on fire burning in clean scalp!
I never knew hair could be under processed but what's funny I been natural for two years and was thinking about relaxing but I was thinking could I just relax my roots and not all the hair lol
Best thing to do is to texturize your roots
guys i relaxed my hair and its not straight may i know why?
King Slayer it doesn’t get super straight u can use a flat iron
I have under processed hair at the ends. Everywhere else is find but that. Should I relax the ends of my hair again?
No the ends are the oldest part
It’s weird because I love my under processed hair it helps me maintain thickness and relax my curl pattern. I only leave it in for seven minutes I deep condition it and coconut oil treatments
Yes, this is the exact comment I was looking for b/c I’m seeing a lot of relaxed girls only leave it on for about 5-7 minutes for that specific reason, to maintain the thick & fullness of their hair since a relaxer is suppose to do just that anyway- relax the curls 😩 Can’t even tell they have a perm but in a good way
Aaaaah thank you for uploading this!
when I ask I mean to the ends that didn't take the relaxer
I kinda like the under processed look it giving me kinky straight/course yaki bundle vibe.
Agreed! I’m not correcting a thing.
Wished you showed what you did instead of just talking.
Omg so this is where all my problems came in. It seemed like Everytime I got a perm it looked like that like it hadn't finished. And I had problems with tangles and everything when before perm my hair was straight and not damaged
To stop itch I get a few drops of yes tree oil with few drops of sweet almond oil rub in my palm then massage it in my scalp
Sorry.... But, THIS sounds Soooo CONFUSING,
You might wanna try getting to the point...QUICKER!!
check time stamps in the description box
I bc due to that same reason...i didnt like how it looked.
Why not just buy a texturizing kit? Why play a guessing game with a relaxer and you eventually have to cut your hair off? Makes no sense to me. You will get uniform results; no guessing or see a professional.
Underprocess does it mea that the hair is not really relaxed or is it because it has been relaxed
Many times
Means It's not realy relaxed
Under processed is when the hair wasn't relaxed enough and over processed is when the relaxer has been on for too long
Brianne LIVE thank you so much for your answer 🙏🏽 may the lord bless you
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OMG thanks so much for this! Im reporting them right now!!
I don't have the patience for this. 7 mins in and you're just repeating the same thing😫
there is a time stamp in the description box. Didn't you check that?
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How long did you wait to do corrective relaxer?
Please reply
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Wait at least 6 weeks.