To all that must be concerned : avoid beauty salons as much as you can . If you don’t have any other resource , mom , sister , someone you really trust , do it yourself . Most beauty saloon owners are either pressed by time , greed or they care less if they mess up your tresses .
That's sweet/cute that your husband helped. I appreciated the extra steps you took with parting and applying the rubber bands. I was worried about the touch up process and how to avoid processing the already processed areas. This was a great video, thank you!!
This video is so clutch since I just returned back to the world of relaxing today after 7 years of being natural 😅 And it actually turned out nice, but this method will save me with the upkeep.
Thiis video has inspired me to go texlaxed, I absolutely love how yours came out! Can I ask what your natural hair curl pattern was before you texlaxed and what curl pattern you would say it is now that you are texlaxed?
Hoping my hair turns out like yours although I'm not texlaxing, the fullness and look of your hair is beautiful and I want that. My relaxer, neutralizing shampoo etc is being delivered today and I'm so ready to relax lol can't believe I waited so long to go back to relaxers and wear my hair how I like it
Yaaay I’m so excited for you! It takes experimenting to figure out the right routine for you that works, so just prep as much as possible and take your time. I’ve been texlaxing my hair for a while now. Let me know how it turns out. Welcome back 😉
@@csexitube I JUST did a touch up on my roots and a re touch on the rest of my hair that had already been processed today, and it turned out MUCH better this time. When I made this post I relaxed my hair like the next day and on a scale between 1-10 with 10 being fully processed, my hair was at a 1. It was like my hair didn't take to the relaxer, but it was due to me not smoothing the relaxer well enough. The first time I relaxed, my hair was still frizzy and unmanageable, but now after touching up the roots and retouching the rest of the hair, it looks and feel so much better. I made sure to base my scalp and the under processed hair with Vaseline. The curls are looser the roots, edges and nape are laying down nicely 😊
Thank you! I took them out while washing. After I use the neutralizing shampoo a few times. I gently removed the rubber bands while my hair is under the water. It’s the easiest way to take the rubber bands out and to also make sure you wash all the relaxer off because they May be relaxer under the rubber or in between them that you don’t want to miss washing of.
Oh I’m so sorry, yah that would be tricky. I’m sure there is a way… I would tape the glasses to my face so they don’t move around. Let me know if you figure something out. I actually haven’t trimmed for ever. Just big chops. I recently did my first trim.
yes, because I don't have time to take them off while the relaxer is still in, I take them off slowly after washing the relaxer off while the neutralizing shampoo is in my hair. if you don't tie the rubber band too tight, it should just slide off.
im sorry for the confusion, I'm texlaxed. I will change the tittle names for all those other videos. I was always texlaxed, I just didn't know it was called texlaxed, I though it was just all called relaxers.
Is this safe to use on 3c hair? My hair grows out straight about 2.5 inches and then curls. I have a lot of hair so I just want to be able to easily manage my hair.
The best way to find out is to collect the hair you lose from brushing, and relax it at different times ( 15 min, 10 min, 5 min) till you get the results you want. Always test on small piece of hair first. Hope this makes sense. Let me know how it goes!
If you are african american i hope you aren't expecting these results as she is clearly mixed with middle eastern or ethiopian and is not african american. Our hair is marketdly different. fyi,
Ummmmm, no, I am black and my hair is just like hers, it’s called genetics! There is no such thing as “African American “ hair, depending on genetics we have a range of different types
Bonjour, Pouvez-vous me référer un salon où je peux faire le texlax ? ans quel salon vous avez fait le texlax ? A Paris/Île de France ? Je recherche mais en vain... Merci par avance de votre aide 😊
At home Texlax routine I've been doing for 6+ years!
Try Apple cider vinegar rinse for the curly bounce-back 😉 by the way your hair is gorgeous!!!
To all that must be concerned : avoid beauty salons as much as you can . If you don’t have any other resource , mom , sister , someone you really trust , do it yourself . Most beauty saloon owners are either pressed by time , greed or they care less if they mess up your tresses .
100% agree
And to mention most cosmetologist are not skilled enough to correctly texlax/texturize hair
So goregous you could be a model and those cheekbones are to die for😍😩
You are so sweet gorgeous. Thank you ☺️
The rubber band is soooo smart!
Thank you, it’s life changing for my texlax routine.
This is one of the best relaxer videos I've seen so far
Awww thank you so much.
That's sweet/cute that your husband helped. I appreciated the extra steps you took with parting and applying the rubber bands. I was worried about the touch up process and how to avoid processing the already processed areas. This was a great video, thank you!!
Your very welcome, I’m glad it was helpful 😃
This video is so clutch since I just returned back to the world of relaxing today after 7 years of being natural 😅 And it actually turned out nice, but this method will save me with the upkeep.
I’m so glade you found this video helpful! Thank you!
Wow, your hair has grown even longer since I saw you. You are doing something good, because growth is a sign of healthiness.😍👍💖
Thank you Maxine! I’m trying to take care of my hair a lot since it’s relaxed. length and health is the goal 😘😘
I love how it turn out,absolutely gorgeous
Thank you!!
omg my husband helps me relax my hair🥰👑what a blessing
I know right! So grateful
I’m here for hubby assisting
🙏🏾 thank you
Great video Uma, I especially loved how it turned out!
Thank you!! I love the loose curl look 💕
@@UmaAbde gorgeous! 🤍
This video was so helpful
Thank you!
Thiis video has inspired me to go texlaxed, I absolutely love how yours came out! Can I ask what your natural hair curl pattern was before you texlaxed and what curl pattern you would say it is now that you are texlaxed?
Thank you so much! I need to find out exactly the curl patterns. I will get back to you once I know. I’m so happy this video was helpful!
@@UmaAbde update?
Why is it called texlax if using same product that relaxes the hair?
@@HonestLady basically because you don’t leave it on your head for the recommend time
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍…your results are always on point Uma
Thank you lovely
Unrelated but the music is bussin
Thank you 😊
Yupp , went and bought mine today
Let me know how it goes 🙂
@@UmaAbde best decision, no regrets I should’ve done it sooner. It’s so manageable & I can do more styles
Hoping my hair turns out like yours although I'm not texlaxing, the fullness and look of your hair is beautiful and I want that. My relaxer, neutralizing shampoo etc is being delivered today and I'm so ready to relax lol can't believe I waited so long to go back to relaxers and wear my hair how I like it
Yaaay I’m so excited for you! It takes experimenting to figure out the right routine for you that works, so just prep as much as possible and take your time. I’ve been texlaxing my hair for a while now. Let me know how it turns out. Welcome back 😉
How did your hair turn out🤔 I'm doing mine in the next 2 weeks after being natural for over 16 years.
@@csexitube I JUST did a touch up on my roots and a re touch on the rest of my hair that had already been processed today, and it turned out MUCH better this time.
When I made this post I relaxed my hair like the next day and on a scale between 1-10 with 10 being fully processed, my hair was at a 1. It was like my hair didn't take to the relaxer, but it was due to me not smoothing the relaxer well enough.
The first time I relaxed, my hair was still frizzy and unmanageable, but now after touching up the roots and retouching the rest of the hair, it looks and feel so much better. I made sure to base my scalp and the under processed hair with Vaseline. The curls are looser the roots, edges and nape are laying down nicely 😊
Great tutorial thank you
Thank you !
Awesome video!!! Thank you! 🤗
Thank you and your welcome!
Using rubber bands was genius. Did you take them out before or after washing?
Thank you! I took them out while washing. After I use the neutralizing shampoo a few times. I gently removed the rubber bands while my hair is under the water. It’s the easiest way to take the rubber bands out and to also make sure you wash all the relaxer off because they May be relaxer under the rubber or in between them that you don’t want to miss washing of.
@@UmaAbde Perfect 👍🏽 Thank you I’m going to try that method.
Thinking about doing this myself today but one of the biggest problems for me is I need glasses to see. Anyway, how often do you get a trim?
Oh I’m so sorry, yah that would be tricky. I’m sure there is a way… I would tape the glasses to my face so they don’t move around. Let me know if you figure something out. I actually haven’t trimmed for ever. Just big chops. I recently did my first trim.
you're gorgeous!!
Thank you! 😍😘😘
Love your process 🤟🏽
Thank you so much
Hello! How long did you leave the texturizer in before washing out?
A little over 10 minutes. I say the exact time in the video. 😃
I just subscribed
Thanks for the support girl! I would love to know what type of content you like?
Do you wash your hair with the rubber bands in?
yes, because I don't have time to take them off while the relaxer is still in, I take them off slowly after washing the relaxer off while the neutralizing shampoo is in my hair. if you don't tie the rubber band too tight, it should just slide off.
@@UmaAbde got it. Thanks so much!
Are you texlaxed or relaxed? Your previous videos are all relaxers. Are you transitioning?
im sorry for the confusion, I'm texlaxed. I will change the tittle names for all those other videos. I was always texlaxed, I just didn't know it was called texlaxed, I though it was just all called relaxers.
Is this safe to use on 3c hair? My hair grows out straight about 2.5 inches and then curls. I have a lot of hair so I just want to be able to easily manage my hair.
The best way to find out is to collect the hair you lose from brushing, and relax it at different times ( 15 min, 10 min, 5 min) till you get the results you want. Always test on small piece of hair first. Hope this makes sense.
Let me know how it goes!
@@UmaAbde thank you. I will try it.
Lol worst gloves ever made by man😂😂
Lol 🤣
If you are african american i hope you aren't expecting these results as she is clearly mixed with middle eastern or ethiopian and is not african american. Our hair is marketdly different. fyi,
100% agree. I am Somalian, I am only sharing my process and not making any promises.
I knew it lolll. Us Somali people have this hair and we’re not mixed. Please don’t assume.
My african American friend has this hair
Ummmmm, no, I am black and my hair is just like hers, it’s called genetics! There is no such thing as “African American “ hair, depending on genetics we have a range of different types
This is such a dumb comment
Bonjour,
Pouvez-vous me référer un salon où je peux faire le texlax ?
ans quel salon vous avez fait le texlax ? A Paris/Île de France ?
Je recherche mais en vain...
Merci par avance de votre aide 😊
I’m so sorry I don’t speak French. I don’t understand what you are saying.
@@UmaAbde shes asking if you can refer her to a salon that does texlax , she lives in Paris and thank you for your help