10 Years Natural Now Back To Relaxer~Are relaxers making a comeback?
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IN THIS VIDEO I SHOW YOU HOW TO DO A PROFESSIONAL VIRGIN RELAXER.
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It's definitely because of lack of education. We really just wanted the look but didn't know that we were relaxing too soon and too much. A lot of us weren't getting trims and regular deep conditioning but we was doing too much. Too much tension and not enough retention. ❤
Yes!!
No it’s not, it’s because these stylist want that money. They care nothing about the health of your hair and scalp. When I had a relaxer, I went to a professional and my scalp couldn’t take it.
@@DeeDeeKarolyup I went to professionals only as I lived with my dad as a teenager. And I got treatments and trims and it was still not great. My stylist even had her certificates and awards on display.
@@Appleboo222 well something went wrong
Thank you so much Ashley for making my hair look and feel amazing. You undoubtedly have 2 golden hands. This was the best and most peaceful salon visit I've ever experienced. I have absolutely no regrets. 🖤
OMG thank you so much 😊😊❤️❤️
I definitely went back to the creamy Crack last month
How do you feel? do you like the change? do you like that you went back to a relaxer? or you receiving any issues?
I believe more and more ladies are going back to relaxing their hair. Before going back to natural hair, my hair had been relaxed for over 40 years. It was easier because of my life style. I was accustomed to having relaxers done every 6 to 8 weeks per the hair stylist (my cousin). However when I changed stylist, it was recommended that I get a relaxer no earlier than 12 weeks. But for me she said I should try to wait until 14 weeks. I did this for several years, then I realized if I was going to wait that long I decided to just stop getting relaxers altogether. Because of scalp issues I can’t go back to relaxers even though I have been solely tempted. Excellent teaching video. The client’s hair is beautiful.
Thank You 😊
Not this one, silk presses work for me 🤷🏽♀️
I went back to having a relaxer after 7 years of being natural. I'd been relaxed since third grade. However, I am not proficient with natural hair. I went to my stylist, got a virgin relaxer and I am very happy now.
I love the " Designer Touch Sensitive Relaxers".
Me too 😊
GORGEOUS!! Lord! I MISS MY RELAXED HAIR!!! It was soooo much easier!! Way less time consuming!! I think I will eventually return to a relaxer. I just enjoy having the option to wear my hair straight without it poofing up the minute I walk outdoors! 8 years natural is enough for me! However, I wuld space my relaxers out more, approx, 10-12 weeks instead of every 8 weeks. Great job 👏🏽!😊
Thank you so much yes that's the type of comments I'm getting a lot, a lot of women found it more easier for them to keep a hairstyle when it was relaxed, and they also say they didn't have any type of damage to the hair when they were relaxed they just wanted to go natural out of curiosity I definitely recommend to only get a relaxer every 3 months at the most
Try the #30daydetox before you return to relaxers. It's just 30 days, so if you hate it, it's not a huge time commitment.
I just went back to relaxing after 11 yrs natural just needed a change I was tired of the same thing
In some cases it proves beneficial to apply the relaxer first on the ends if the ends are resistant
Relaxer comeback fully healed 😊😊
I think making a come back
Think ppl prefer straight hair & natural hair to hard to keep straight.
For me , problem was stylist I had, no one ever told me to get a protein treatment when I was relaxed😮😢
Yes I think the same thing it's slowly making a comeback.. and yes utilizing strengthening shampoo and conditioner like two weeks after your relaxer build the strength of the hair and make sure you deep condition it definitely works
I love your videos!!
🥰🥰🥰 Thank you so much
Are you finding a trend with type 4/4c hair ladies choosing to get a relaxer or all hair types ? I’m just curious. I’m 4c and I just didn’t have the patience anymore.
Great questions so from my clientele I'm noticing its women of all textures one of the common things they say is they're not wearing their natural hair anyway and they want to wear it more and they're finding it very difficult to hold a hairstyle when it's natural...
GORGEOUS hair and thank you for your knowledge and expertise ❤ I wish I were in Houston so you could do my hair!!!
Your welcome no problem..I happy you love it.😊😊
I think a lot of people went natural and it wasn’t for everyone depending on hair type and lifestyle and now they’re going back to relaxers. I agree that the education on application, care and frequency of relaxing has gotten better but I can’t get with the chemicals personally.
I’m moving to Houston soon. I’m going to find you! I hope I’m close. 🙏
Yessss🤗🤗
For me it was because I went to cosmetology school and realized i didn't have no hair cause i was using it like it was conditioner.... so I quit all together.
yes in the 90's a lot of people was doing that
People are going back to relaxers. Haircare is important. Wigs use takes a toll in terms of application. Gluing on the hairline. Hairdressers suffer as people did not see the necessity to treat their hair as they are wearing wigs but they have found out otherwise. I am a hairdresser so i can expound on the topic
I agree hair care is paramount
You did a beautiful job. I learned a lot too. I definitely need to put more time between relaxers, lower my heat settings, and use my hooded dryer more often. Do you only use Affirm no lye? Or you also use Affirm lye?
Thank you so much yes I only use the affirm Sensitive Scalp
@@BehindTheScenesM2GHI’ve only used Mizani lye but I’m thinking about using the sensitive scalp Fiberguard which is no lye. I’m so nervous though because SO many people talk about dryness, thinning and breakage after using Affirm but then so many others love it more than mizani
@@Tasiaevansss yes I really do love it
@@BehindTheScenesM2GH I wish I could have it done by you but I’m in Toronto. Do you happen to know the pH of the affirm no lye relaxers?
@@Tasiaevansss I believe is 4.5 to 5.5 but please look that up to verify b/c I'm not for sure
Hi there. May I ask what kind of blow dryer you're using ?
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How long did you keep the relaxer on her hair? Not sure if you said, I might have missed it.
Sure no problem I'll be happy to answer your question..😊 so when it comes to the timeframe you leave on a relaxer it depends on the texture and the density of your clients hair.. so for the relaxers that I use, in the instructions the time you can leave it's between 13-20mins..
Now I definitely recommend to read the instructions with the relaxer or the hairstylist read the instructions to the relaxer they used because the timeframe could vary depending on the relaxer that is used ..
Majority of the ones going back to relaxers are 4c types
I think it was definitely going to uneducated stylists and not knowing how to properly care for the hair. So many stylists comb through the relaxer which is apparently bad, they leave it on long, they don’t rebuild the bonds, maintain proper pH, use harsh relaxers, relax to often and overprocess.
Wow 10 years… I know she probably regret she gotta go back every 6 weeks for maintenance
For her retouch she'll come back 3 months from now I don't recommend to get a relaxer every 4 to 6 weeks that is too frequent and it increase overlapping and over processing.. and it also depends on the individual I have some women that get a relaxer twice a year and some once a year..
@@BehindTheScenesM2GH I get a relaxer every 3-5 months so I'm not sure why the lady is talking about every 6 weeks. That's ridiculous!
6 weeks isn’t even enough to have the amount of new growth you’d need for a retouch. Where did you get that from?