You applied the relaxer incorrectly. It's tip to root. Your roots will always process faster. So you have to allow your ends mire time to process before applying it to your roots. You simply have to try again in 2 months and focus on your ends. Vaseline helps as well.
I beg to differ. The majority of the relaxer should be on your roots whatever is left over will straighten out the ends trust me I had my hair permed since I was 5 until the end of high school. And been natural ever since. I personally believe 2 months is too soon to try it again. Its a chemical your putting on your head and hair thats more damaging that bleaching products. I say call it quits and get a good silk press.
I didn’t know this at the time, I assumed because I had thin ends and my hair was more coarse at the roots I should start there 😓 I don’t think i would relax again anytime soon lol
I should have just put the relaxer evenly all over at this point 😩 everyone says something different lol but thank you for your comment, I also agree, I don’t think I wanna put my head through the chemical process again
@@daishamariee the process you are describing is for a retouch. For a virgin relaxer you are supposed to do it as the first commenter described. It even details this in the instructions of the relaxer.
No chemical relaxer now for two years. Don’t miss it. However my natural mane is WORK. My personal preference is natural, but it is a commitment for sure.
My natural 4c hair takes my trichologists and my stylist an hour to do. Trichologist routine: 10 minutes electro-therapy 10 minutes shampoo 10 minutes steam with deep conditioner. 10 minutes steam leave in. 10 minutes detangle and style in 2 or 3 French braids. 10 minutes ref light therapy. My stylist's routine: 5 minute consultation. 10 minute head massage. 10 minutes shampoo. 10 minutes conditioner with hot towel. 20 mins detangle, apply products and style. 5 mins hand my coat to me. My routine at home: 30 minutes pre-poo. 10 minutes shampoo. 30 minutes deep condition with electric conditioning heat cap. 20 minutes steam leave in 20 minutes detangle and 14 flat twists. If I'm only detangling and putting 2 or three French braids that take 10 minutes. If I'm going swimming, shampoo, conditioner and leave in takes 15 minutes and 5 minutes to apply leave in and put my hair in a puff. All the extra that everyone does, my trichologists had told me specifically not to do!
I’ve come to realise that they both a lot of work, natural hair will be best in the long run for sure. I’m looking forward to growing my natural hair again 😊
I too had my hair professionally relaxed after being natural for 7 years. ...I should have just had it cut. Nonetheless, I enjoyed my relaxed pixie cut, but missed my curls. After having relaxed hair for a year, I visited the barber and had my hair buzz cut to my scalp. From there I began my natural hair journey all over. 3 years later, my hair is healthy and has grown to the same length prior to the relaxer. ...No more relaxers for me.
Wow I love this journey!! Hair grows back and I’m glad you got to experience different styles and eventually found the best thing for you🤗 I too will probably shave my head one day lol I’m excited for my hair journey
I been natural for 4 years now after cutting my hair baby bald and never again will I get any relaxers. It looks good, have the flat forehead look and may be easier to comb, but at the end of the day, natural hair is the bomb. I love the struggle, the length, the thickness in volume and my curls. I cannot get all of this with a relaxer. It's not for everybody so I stay away from the relaxer. When I was relaxed for a few years, it did nothing for my hair but gotten thin over time and it just didn't seem the same versus my natural hair.
I know its been awhile but I just want everyone in the comments to know, you have professional black stylists in your area. Consider yourself lucky! Not everyone has access to hair stylists that know how to manage black hair. I've been in my area a few times and I WILL NEVER go back. Not saying this is her experience. Just saying some of us rely on TH-cam and forums for hair care because it's all we have
I don’t have many back hair salons around, the few that are there are freelance stylists who don’t necessarily specialise in relaxers much. Thank you for your comment I appreciate it😊💕 I use TH-cam alot and it seems we have many ‘experts’ who all give different opinions, so you can never do anything right 😅
It's really important to follow directions when doing chemical treatments. When doing virgin hair, the relaxing process is different. I'd go to s professional to do a corrective, if that's something you're interested in.
I don’t know how many comments I’ve said the same thing to but the box didn’t come with instructions, gloves or mixing stick so I had to improvise. My hair is perfectly fine though, I recently trimmed the ends and I don’t want anymore chemical treatment
There is sensitive scalp grease that I apply on my scalp whenever I touch up my roots every 12-14 weeks. It really works. Even when I scratch my scalp the day before. This will also allow you to have the relaxer to sit longer if you're looking for a straighter look. There are some awesome people on TH-cam to watch who are relax ladies like April sunny, hairlicious, Brianna RaShay to name a few. They have great tutorials of relaxing your hair. Two of them are licensed cosmetologist. Good luck!
Hey! Wow thank you so much for your helpful advice! At this point I’m hesitant to relax my hair again, we shall see😅 but I will check out your recommendations, thank you☺️💕
EDIT: update video: 4C RELAXED HAIR UPDATE! 3 WEEKS LATER: TRIMMING MY OWN HAIR + THIN ENDS th-cam.com/video/K8kqXYVijhY/w-d-xo.html Whew! We have a lot of hair experts up in here all giving different opinions 😮💨 Let me just say: * the box didn’t come with instructions, mixing stick or gloves … I had to improvise. I started at the roots first because my hair was coarse there and my ends thin. Everyone on TH-cam says different things so I know I’m not going to please everyone as I’ll always do ‘the wrong thing’ according to someone else. * Helloooo: 1. plzz ignore my crusty nails, i know lol 2. i know i didn't apply the relaxer properly 😮💨 3. thank you for watching, sharing, commenting and subscribinggg!!💖
The application process wasn’t right for Virgin hair. Same thing happened to me the ends were curly and roots looser. Don’t do a corrective on your own! Go to a professional- I didn’t and slowly over a year the ends have just been breaking
Aww no!😟 sorry to hear that! I’m definitely thinking of going to a professional, it just pretty hard to find good black hair salons in my area, I may have to travel out for one, thank you for your advice💕
@@zuzuslife It's hard to find good black salons where I've been living that last 10 years so I kept my hair natural and started going to Aveda where most of the clients are white! Lol! After the Aveda experience, it is very hard for me to go back to a black salon. I do go to a black trichologists' clinic that I found in 2019. Andree Rene in London is a good salon but it's about an hour away from me where as the Aveda is within walking distance.
Turned out good ! I been natural for three years and I’m letting go today ! Can’t take it no more but you are very gorgeous and it turned out beautiful
it looks like it's been texturized as opposed to fully relaxed meaning the curl pattern is just loosened instead of straightened which in the long run is better if you unsure about it overall because it's not as harsh on the strands.
2 months later and my hair is still going strong 😅 my natural hair is even growing now, but yes I’m actually glad it has more of a texturised finish as opposed to bone straight
I didn’t mind relaxing my own hair, I accepted the risks 😅 but yes, going to a professional would avoid it being uneven, there’s just no good black hair salons in my area
I'm sorry to tell you dear but you must follow the directions strictly being your first time using it. I've had my hair permed for over 45 yrs. Professional & doing it myself. You mixed the product w/a metal instrument. Use the wood instrument that comes w/ the pkg. 2)Put the perm in from the roots to the tips of your hair. No it is not over processed. Actually it's not processed thoroughly. Follow the directions. Your hair should not be tangled after you've processed it (permed). No way shape or form. You are going to break your hair off. No comb & style it. Nothing is going to work to much because you only permed your hair partially. Yes you should have permed it to the ends. You should not scratch your hair b4 you put a perm in. Obviously you did not pay attention to what your mom did. Don't cut your hair, in a few months it will grow out just DO NOT put another chemical in your hair without KNOWING & READING the FULL instructions.
Girl, it’s my hair, from my head, it will grow back and be fine… it’s just hair. The pack didn’t come with instructions, mixing stick or gloves, I had to improvise myself. The same way you’re telling me what to do is the same way other people also give their own opinions, so everyone is saying different things. My hair is doing just fine I’m looking after it and recently trimmed the ends.
I think where you went wrong is, you didn't apply it from root to ends. you applied it like a touch up / How you would if you were just doing your you did good by starting in the middle as its probably your thickest section. But next time you should make sure you apply it to the ends and don't rub your hair, but smooth it straight so it comes out that way. ALSO, You shouldnt apply oil before you straighten because it's like frying your hair. But apply the heat protectant, then heat. Then the oil afterward.
Thank you! If you are going to do it then be prepared for the after care! It’s a huge difference from looking after natural hair but you would get used to it. I’m enjoying my hair being textured, I don’t know if I’d want it bone straight, you may miss that natural hair volume lol whatever you decide all the best with it!💕
Your roots look great, since the relaxer didn’t take well and you have so much texture try doing twist out and see how they look 🤔. Moving forward you could just touch up the roots and keep trimming the ends until all the ends that weren’t processed correctly are gone.
The relaxer was placed halfway (root to midway) instead of bringing it to the ends (roots to ends). That's why your ends look frizzy. I wouldn't relax it again for a few months. Meanwhile, deep conditioning should help and hair masks. Moroccanoil is a good one. Also Avocado and olive oil masks are good. You still look beautiful.
I know 😩 I thought my ends where super thin so they would take less time to process🤧 thank you so much for your kind advice!! I will try that out! (And trim my hair!!😅) 💖
It's kinda like texlaxed. I think you should leave it like that. It's better to underprocess than overprocess. If you want to wear it bone straight, silk it out with a flat iron first, then curl it.
Everyone keeps saying different things😅 but yes personally I don’t want to put more relaxer on my hair, I’ll keep looking after it as my natural hair grows back
I haven’t watched it yet but I feel like she should have done a keratin a treatment if she really did mess it up because at least it would revert back to natural.
Hey 👋🏾 Relaxed hair can’t be “reverted back to natural” it’s a permanent treatment 😬 I did do a quick protein hair mask, I’ll be doing more of them & deep conditioning to help maintain my hair
From the way your twist were looking after you detangled your hair, i bet you could have got a nice twist out if you added leave in conditioner and mousse and let it dry like that. The roots would have been really flat and the rest would probably have good body since it was relaxed less than the roots. I commend you for being brave enough to try.
Thank you so much for your kind words!🥺 I think the twist out idea is great especially since I don’t like using heat too much! I’ll definitely try it out 😊💕 thank you for watching
GO TO A PROFESIONAL!..ALWAYS RELAX THE ENDA FIRST WHEN DOING A VIRGIN RELAXER....THEN DO ROOTS LAST! THATS WHT U BURNED PREMATURELY AND THE HEAT From your scalp activates the relaxer faster than the ends
Girl why are you shouting😅 lol thank you for that information, I didn’t know at the time to start from the roots, my hair is very coarse at the base so it thought it would take longer to relax there
* Edited because now I see you know about amla yes queen 👑 * although I make my amla oil myself 😋 Girl henna masks and deep condition after you do the henna masks! Follow Ayurvedic remedies and your good! You will have strong healthy relaxed hair, I’m not relaxed but my cousin has beautiful strong healthy texlaxed hair down to her butt and she swears by henna and Ayurvedic masks, I use it all on my hair too, boil water and then add rosemary (dry or leaf) thyme, fenugreek and hibiscus. Let sit over night. And then spray in your hair. Cloves are also really good and a must have, and look into amla! You’ll be good 😌. But also relax again or stay texlaxed. But if you do it again (after 6 weeks or more) focus on your ends you smoothed the root but not the ends
Wow sis! Sooo much info here😅 thank you!! I’ll try, the henna hair masks seem really cool! And yes I love Amla oil, never thought of making it myself, you’re amazing for doing that
I had that happen to me the first time I went natural too. After the second time I went natural, I visited a beautician for my first and second relaxer. After that, I've been successfully doing it at home myself. You may want to visit a stylist in 6 weeks so they can correct it, then you take it from there.
Aw I’m glad you have a good routine going now😊 I just wish I applied the relaxer all the way not starting at the base 😩 I’m hesitant to get more relaxer, but for the moment I definitely need to trim my hair
Do mid shaft middle first around whole head takes longest to process.... then ends around whole head since most pourous , roots last since heat from scalp makes it work quicker....smooth with hands each section do not use a comb. I used to be a licensed stylist in my younger yrs
I wasn’t aware of this before I relaxed😓 everyone on TH-cam says different things and the box didn’t come with instructions. I assumed because my hair is more coarse at the roots I should start from there. Thank you💕
I thought about it, but now I have trimmed my ends I decided I don’t want any more chemicals on my head so I’ll just keep looking after it as best as I can while my natural hair grows back 😊💕
I think hairlicous has the best relaxer routine to follow. My hair is healthy and long following some of her suggestions. Also Cyndoll gives life changing hair tips. Also relaxed hair doesn't need as much product as natural hair. It weights it down
You definitely didnt mess up your hair. It looks better than before the relaxer. Texlaxing allows the hair to have more elasticity and hold moisture. Try only finger combing your hair. black hair just DOES tangle because of the curl pattern (untill its trained over time). Only detangle with a conditioner OR leave in conditioner (because it has alot of SLIP--not oil). When your hair is wet try Aint Jesse's leave in condish. It's an excellent product and will make your curl pattern strong. When you wear your hair straight try getting it professionally done at a salon, and wear clip ins for fullness. I would not relax your hair again.
I think leave it. The ends of the hair is the most fragile. I don't believe the concept of 'corrective relaxer'. Going over again can cause damage. The thickness is good rather than have it too straight and limp.
Exactly, I don’t want to put my hair through those chemicals again, currently I’m happy getting trims and looking after my hair as my natural hair grows back 😊
I think you should go to a stylist to correct tif you want to keep relaxing it. It looks lovely though. You did a good job. I last relaxed my hair in 2010 :)
I thought about it, but once I trimmed my ends I was happy enough to not want any more chemicals on my head so I’ll just keep looking after it as best as I can while my natural hair grows back 😊 thank you for your comment, hope your hair journey is going well!!
To your question, I had to get a corrective relaxer some months ago because it didn’t take to my ends ( my hair was completely Virgin). I did get it done by a beautician as well. So I think it’s possible but I’m no hair expert by any means lol
Yes! She should have left it alone! Be proud of your natural!!!! I'm proud of mine! I would NEVER relax my natural hair... Embrace ,love , and wear it proud with attitude...so sorry for you... YOUR HAIR WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!! EVER! Best of luck to you...
@@lashawannajoyner5993 girl it's hair. Policing black women on how they wear their hair is why we needed the natural hair movement in the first place. We need to stay out of black women's business when it comes to their hair
Thank you for sharing that. I don’t think I want to put chemicals on my hair again, I’ve trimmed my ends though and have been looking after it just fine 😊
@@lashawannajoyner5993 It’s hair. It constantly grows. It will grow back. I also love my natural hair, relaxed hair doesn’t mean you don’t love your hair, please don’t make such assumptions.
@@mapleseerope9381 Thank you!😩 I love my hair, and we definitely should be free to do what we want with our hair. It’s just hair and it grows back all the time 😅
@@zuzuslife UPDATE-so I got the corrective at the salon. She applied the relaxer on my whole head-midshaft, ends, then roots and processed for about 15 mins. She rinsed in the order in which she applied the relaxer, which was crown, back and then front. Still have some texture, a slight wave which I wanted! It came out great. So give it a try 😊
Girl, that whole process was a hot mess! I don't understand why you wanted to relax your hair to begin with if you wanted some character to it at the end when you put the mask in it. You have to be careful about how you treat your scalp before any chemical process because it can make your scalp more sensitive. The only thing you did right with the relaxer was the strand test. You really should find a good professional in your area to do some corrective maintenance on your hair. Your ends desperately need a trim. If your going to do a protein treatment, you should do it before a deep condition. There is so much information you need about the entire process that you should Google every step if you want to do it successfully by yourself.
Trust me I know it was a hot mess! - I did mention that 😅 and yess I was thinking of getting a corrective relaxer but someone else advised to not relax my hair for a few months, but you’re right I definitely need a trim to start!! (Black hair salons in my area are super hard to come by tho😩) I did do some research into this before hand, there’s so much Information and with a lot of it everyone gives their personal perspective which means information differs, so sometimes it’s never really going to turn out super perfect, because something will always be wrong depending on who’s giving their opinion, but still thank you for your advice I will be sure to try it out!💕
@@zuzuslifeThanks for your respectful response. I'm a licensed cosmetologist. I don't mind sharing what limited knowledge I do have. So, you can ask me anything and I'll certainly help if I can.
@@zuzuslife TH-cam and DYI is a huge problem I learned the hard way. Find a hairstylist ASAP!!!Any chemical process requires professional knowledge on the product and application.
@@pamg4174 A lot of people do it at home but I do not have the skill to do the back of my head properly! Also my hair is ultra fine ( prone to damage) and my scalp is very sensitive. Going natural actually taught me a lot about relaxed hair so now I would never do it at home unless I want a blond buzz cut! Lol!
Girl wear your hair how you want. Bleach it, shave it, relax it, loc it, fro it, whatever. But when you stirred that relaxer with a metal knife... I was crying 😂. No metals please. Your personality is so live you've got a new subbie.
😅😅 thank you, the box didn’t come with a wooden mixer, gloves or instructions so I had to improvise myself. I appreciate your comment, welcome and thank you for watching 🤗🤗
Your hair is ok this kind of relax not to be to relax. Last night I look at Alexiskimberly on a relaxer hair. And Styles Domination why you should relax your hair. I have been natural for to year now I have been thinking about relax again but not sure what I will do. That is why I have been thinking about this gave me some good information
I’m confused with the styling. The blow dry isn’t smoothing your hair and you do need a trim and also wayyyyy to much product applied before heat. I’m wondering why relax your hair if it isn’t going to come out smooth ? Just wondering no hate
Your “Smooth hair” would be achieved with straightening, I didn’t want to straighten my hair that’s all, and I recently trimmed my ends. I could easily straighten it now but I don’t like using straighteners/ intense heat on my hair
@@zuzuslife you actually can get your hair pretty smooth with just a blow dryer. I would have just hope you styled your hair better than that. Good luck on your hair journey
Side note, you should consider a corrective relaxer to go through to your ends. Try to see a professional. Texture is a beautiful thing, but the line between straight hair and textured hair is very sensitive and can lead to breakage. Have fun.
I did consider a corrective relaxer, but I don’t want more chemicals on my hair. As time goes on I’m getting used to looking after it and I’m happy with it for now😊
Yeah sis😭 you relaxed your roots first which process really fast because of the heat coming from your head… it’s very much like dying hair. And no, it’s not over processed lol
I think you should leave it as is. You didn't mess it up. Just don't perm it anymore if you don't want it straight. I think its better with the 2 textures. If it was just bone straight then you wouldn't have any volume like you have now. It will be thinner looking. Now you can comb it much easier.
Thank you for your comment😊 I definitely prefer having some volume, I can’t imagine constantly having bone straight hair, it would be a huge change lol
Leave it . You can do it straight or curly. But you do act like your ends don’t exist. You don’t pull the relaxer thru you don’t pull the conditioner thru. Make some sweet love to those ends
The box didn’t come with any gloves, wooden application stick or brush … that’s why I used an old knife and had to improvise/use my own application tools
You need to see a professional a few times. You appear to be guessing every step of the way. Too many videos of stylists doing it the professional way. You need to study their techniques. By the way, your makeup looks great. Wish you were here in NYC. I'd help you out. ✂✂✂
The box actually didn’t come with instructions, gloves or mixing stick, I had to go off a few TH-cam videos that all did different things. But thank you, my hair is still pretty healthy at the moment
Well i have a good texture of hair a 3a-3c and some 4a yes my hair is different textures but when I wash it, my hair becomes straight.🤦♀️🤷♀️. But when I relax my hair it grows faster and quicker yes my natural grows fast but not as fast as when I relax it because I can tame it better.
All textures of hair are good as long as it’s healthy hair that’s what that matters 😊 I’m glad you know what works for your hair, I’m still adjusting to having relaxed hair😅
This was painful to watch. Stop effin with relaxers if u really don't know what you're doing. I'm literally vomiting. It's kind of the equivalent of tex-lax results. Do NOT re-relax!!! However, I feel like u could do a bomb twist-out or braid-out now and you'd have the length. When u first starting undoing your dried twists, I was hoping you'd notice then that the twists were starting a great style. I think u should transition back to natural cutting a little at a time since now the ends look frazzled anyway. Make the most of it. 🤷🏾♀️ But NEVER relax again... ☠⚰🪦
@@zuzuslife I was hollering at my own phone trying to stop u. 😂 But I'm like since it looks like a tex-lax anyway, might as well treat it like that. Stretched hair that still has texture...kinda winning...
So the process was basically a texturizing effect. Makes the hair temporarily less course dents curly kinky, whatever you want to call it it makes the hair less than what it was before. So yes when you leave a relaxer on the hair for any amount of time that is less than the amount of time it encourage you to leave it on for, it has a texturizing effect. Bottom line you are no longer natural and you have officially crossed over to the chemical side.
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You applied the relaxer incorrectly. It's tip to root. Your roots will always process faster. So you have to allow your ends mire time to process before applying it to your roots. You simply have to try again in 2 months and focus on your ends. Vaseline helps as well.
I beg to differ. The majority of the relaxer should be on your roots whatever is left over will straighten out the ends trust me I had my hair permed since I was 5 until the end of high school. And been natural ever since. I personally believe 2 months is too soon to try it again. Its a chemical your putting on your head and hair thats more damaging that bleaching products. I say call it quits and get a good silk press.
I didn’t know this at the time, I assumed because I had thin ends and my hair was more coarse at the roots I should start there 😓
I don’t think i would relax again anytime soon lol
I should have just put the relaxer evenly all over at this point 😩 everyone says something different lol but thank you for your comment, I also agree, I don’t think I wanna put my head through the chemical process again
@@zuzuslife girl I did it once the same way thinking my end would process quicker lol I never did that again
@@daishamariee the process you are describing is for a retouch. For a virgin relaxer you are supposed to do it as the first commenter described. It even details this in the instructions of the relaxer.
No chemical relaxer now for two years. Don’t miss it. However my natural mane is WORK. My personal preference is natural, but it is a commitment for sure.
My natural 4c hair takes my trichologists and my stylist an hour to do. Trichologist routine: 10 minutes electro-therapy 10 minutes shampoo 10 minutes steam with deep conditioner. 10 minutes steam leave in. 10 minutes detangle and style in 2 or 3 French braids. 10 minutes ref light therapy. My stylist's routine: 5 minute consultation. 10 minute head massage. 10 minutes shampoo. 10 minutes conditioner with hot towel. 20 mins detangle, apply products and style. 5 mins hand my coat to me. My routine at home: 30 minutes pre-poo. 10 minutes shampoo. 30 minutes deep condition with electric conditioning heat cap. 20 minutes steam leave in 20 minutes detangle and 14 flat twists. If I'm only detangling and putting 2 or three French braids that take 10 minutes. If I'm going swimming, shampoo, conditioner and leave in takes 15 minutes and 5 minutes to apply leave in and put my hair in a puff. All the extra that everyone does, my trichologists had told me specifically not to do!
😲🙄🤦🏾♀️
I’ve come to realise that they both a lot of work, natural hair will be best in the long run for sure. I’m looking forward to growing my natural hair again 😊
I too had my hair professionally relaxed after being natural for 7 years. ...I should have just had it cut. Nonetheless, I enjoyed my relaxed pixie cut, but missed my curls. After having relaxed hair for a year, I visited the barber and had my hair buzz cut to my scalp. From there I began my natural hair journey all over. 3 years later, my hair is healthy and has grown to the same length prior to the relaxer. ...No more relaxers for me.
Wow I love this journey!! Hair grows back and I’m glad you got to experience different styles and eventually found the best thing for you🤗 I too will probably shave my head one day lol I’m excited for my hair journey
I been natural for 4 years now after cutting my hair baby bald and never again will I get any relaxers. It looks good, have the flat forehead look and may be easier to comb, but at the end of the day, natural hair is the bomb. I love the struggle, the length, the thickness in volume and my curls. I cannot get all of this with a relaxer. It's not for everybody so I stay away from the relaxer. When I was relaxed for a few years, it did nothing for my hair but gotten thin over time and it just didn't seem the same versus my natural hair.
I know its been awhile but I just want everyone in the comments to know, you have professional black stylists in your area. Consider yourself lucky! Not everyone has access to hair stylists that know how to manage black hair. I've been in my area a few times and I WILL NEVER go back. Not saying this is her experience. Just saying some of us rely on TH-cam and forums for hair care because it's all we have
I don’t have many back hair salons around, the few that are there are freelance stylists who don’t necessarily specialise in relaxers much.
Thank you for your comment I appreciate it😊💕 I use TH-cam alot and it seems we have many ‘experts’ who all give different opinions, so you can never do anything right 😅
It's really important to follow directions when doing chemical treatments. When doing virgin hair, the relaxing process is different. I'd go to s professional to do a corrective, if that's something you're interested in.
I don’t know how many comments I’ve said the same thing to but the box didn’t come with instructions, gloves or mixing stick so I had to improvise. My hair is perfectly fine though, I recently trimmed the ends and I don’t want anymore chemical treatment
There is sensitive scalp grease that I apply on my scalp whenever I touch up my roots every 12-14 weeks. It really works. Even when I scratch my scalp the day before. This will also allow you to have the relaxer to sit longer if you're looking for a straighter look. There are some awesome people on TH-cam to watch who are relax ladies like April sunny, hairlicious, Brianna RaShay to name a few. They have great tutorials of relaxing your hair. Two of them are licensed cosmetologist. Good luck!
Hey! Wow thank you so much for your helpful advice! At this point I’m hesitant to relax my hair again, we shall see😅 but I will check out your recommendations, thank you☺️💕
EDIT: update video: 4C RELAXED HAIR UPDATE! 3 WEEKS LATER: TRIMMING MY OWN HAIR + THIN ENDS
th-cam.com/video/K8kqXYVijhY/w-d-xo.html
Whew! We have a lot of hair experts up in here all giving different opinions 😮💨 Let me just say:
* the box didn’t come with instructions, mixing stick or gloves … I had to improvise. I started at the roots first because my hair was coarse there and my ends thin. Everyone on TH-cam says different things so I know I’m not going to please everyone as I’ll always do ‘the wrong thing’ according to someone else. *
Helloooo:
1. plzz ignore my crusty nails, i know lol
2. i know i didn't apply the relaxer properly 😮💨
3. thank you for watching, sharing, commenting and subscribinggg!!💖
This is why I will never try doing my own relaxer again. I don't have the skills to see the back of my head not to overlap!
You can try tanino hair therapy.
@@marleyhill34 take it as a learning process 😊 I’ve learned a bunch from this whole thing
@Cactus Flower aww🥺 I really appreciate that! Thank youuu🥰
@@zuzuslife for sure. I learnt never to do it myself again... Unless I want a buzzcutt. Lol!
The application process wasn’t right for Virgin hair. Same thing happened to me the ends were curly and roots looser. Don’t do a corrective on your own! Go to a professional- I didn’t and slowly over a year the ends have just been breaking
Aww no!😟 sorry to hear that! I’m definitely thinking of going to a professional, it just pretty hard to find good black hair salons in my area, I may have to travel out for one, thank you for your advice💕
@@zuzuslife It's hard to find good black salons where I've been living that last 10 years so I kept my hair natural and started going to Aveda where most of the clients are white! Lol! After the Aveda experience, it is very hard for me to go back to a black salon. I do go to a black trichologists' clinic that I found in 2019. Andree Rene in London is a good salon but it's about an hour away from me where as the Aveda is within walking distance.
I personal love how it turned out, its semi relaxed and still look natural in a way.
Thank you!😊
Turned out good ! I been natural for three years and I’m letting go today ! Can’t take it no more but you are very gorgeous and it turned out beautiful
Aww thank you so much!😊💕 and girl I feel you, I finally decided it was time to let it go lol hope all goes well for you!! Don’t mess up like I did 😅
I totally understand, stopped relaxing due to the pandemic but as soon as I finish this closet full of products I'm going back to relaxing.
it looks like it's been texturized as opposed to fully relaxed meaning the curl pattern is just loosened instead of straightened which in the long run is better if you unsure about it overall because it's not as harsh on the strands.
2 months later and my hair is still going strong 😅 my natural hair is even growing now, but yes I’m actually glad it has more of a texturised finish as opposed to bone straight
If you are not happy:
Next time you can just do a Silk press instead of Relaxing it..
Thanks for Sharing.
I’m happy with my hair now, I’ve trimmed the ends and have a good routine going, it just took some getting used too
Thank you for watching 💕
If you are not comfortable to relax your hair by yourself, I think it's better for you to do it by a professional.
I didn’t mind relaxing my own hair, I accepted the risks 😅 but yes, going to a professional would avoid it being uneven, there’s just no good black hair salons in my area
Is the makeup for meee 😍😍😍😍
Aww🥺 thank you so much sis!🥰 💕
I'm sorry to tell you dear but you must follow the directions strictly being your first time using it. I've had my hair permed for over 45 yrs. Professional & doing it myself.
You mixed the product w/a metal instrument. Use the wood instrument that comes w/ the pkg. 2)Put the perm in from the roots to the tips of your hair. No it is not over processed. Actually it's not processed thoroughly. Follow the directions. Your hair should not be tangled after you've processed it (permed). No way shape or form. You are going to break your hair off. No comb & style it. Nothing is going to work to much because you only permed your hair partially. Yes you should have permed it to the ends. You should not scratch your hair b4 you put a perm in. Obviously you did not pay attention to what your mom did. Don't cut your hair, in a few months it will grow out just DO NOT put another chemical in your hair without KNOWING & READING the FULL instructions.
How are you not getting that she wanted a texturized result? She didnt want straight hair at all.
Girl, it’s my hair, from my head, it will grow back and be fine… it’s just hair.
The pack didn’t come with instructions, mixing stick or gloves, I had to improvise myself. The same way you’re telling me what to do is the same way other people also give their own opinions, so everyone is saying different things.
My hair is doing just fine I’m looking after it and recently trimmed the ends.
Thank you! I never wanted bone straight hair 😩 and my hair is doing great now
I think where you went wrong is, you didn't apply it from root to ends. you applied it like a touch up / How you would if you were just doing your you did good by starting in the middle as its probably your thickest section. But next time you should make sure you apply it to the ends and don't rub your hair, but smooth it straight so it comes out that way. ALSO, You shouldnt apply oil before you straighten because it's like frying your hair. But apply the heat protectant, then heat. Then the oil afterward.
Thank you for your tips! 🤗
Been natural for 3years...Iam really tempted to relax mine. Natural hair is a struggle at times.
Yours came out so beautiful❤❤
Have you considered becoming a straight natural, first?
@@Gem-n-life what's a straight natural?
@@jaejaepretty33 -Straightening your hair with heat, as opposed to chemicals.
Thank you! If you are going to do it then be prepared for the after care! It’s a huge difference from looking after natural hair but you would get used to it. I’m enjoying my hair being textured, I don’t know if I’d want it bone straight, you may miss that natural hair volume lol whatever you decide all the best with it!💕
Your roots look great, since the relaxer didn’t take well and you have so much texture try doing twist out and see how they look 🤔. Moving forward you could just touch up the roots and keep trimming the ends until all the ends that weren’t processed correctly are gone.
Thank you so much! This is helpful 😊 I will keep trimming for sure
Its looks really nice. A good roller set will give it a more polished look. You look Gorg !!
Aww🥺 thank you so much!! I will definitely try rollers 💖
The relaxer was placed halfway (root to midway) instead of bringing it to the ends (roots to ends). That's why your ends look frizzy. I wouldn't relax it again for a few months.
Meanwhile, deep conditioning should help and hair masks. Moroccanoil is a good one. Also Avocado and olive oil masks are good. You still look beautiful.
I know 😩 I thought my ends where super thin so they would take less time to process🤧 thank you so much for your kind advice!! I will try that out! (And trim my hair!!😅) 💖
It's kinda like texlaxed. I think you should leave it like that. It's better to underprocess than overprocess. If you want to wear it bone straight, silk it out with a flat iron first, then curl it.
Everyone keeps saying different things😅 but yes personally I don’t want to put more relaxer on my hair, I’ll keep looking after it as my natural hair grows back
I haven’t watched it yet but I feel like she should have done a keratin
a treatment if she really did mess it up because at least it would revert back to natural.
Hey 👋🏾 Relaxed hair can’t be “reverted back to natural” it’s a permanent treatment 😬 I did do a quick protein hair mask, I’ll be doing more of them & deep conditioning to help maintain my hair
From the way your twist were looking after you detangled your hair, i bet you could have got a nice twist out if you added leave in conditioner and mousse and let it dry like that. The roots would have been really flat and the rest would probably have good body since it was relaxed less than the roots. I commend you for being brave enough to try.
Thank you so much for your kind words!🥺 I think the twist out idea is great especially since I don’t like using heat too much! I’ll definitely try it out 😊💕 thank you for watching
GO TO A PROFESIONAL!..ALWAYS RELAX THE ENDA FIRST WHEN DOING A VIRGIN RELAXER....THEN DO ROOTS LAST! THATS WHT U BURNED PREMATURELY AND THE HEAT From your scalp activates the relaxer faster than the ends
Girl why are you shouting😅 lol thank you for that information, I didn’t know at the time to start from the roots, my hair is very coarse at the base so it thought it would take longer to relax there
* Edited because now I see you know about amla yes queen 👑 * although I make my amla oil myself 😋
Girl henna masks and deep condition after you do the henna masks! Follow Ayurvedic remedies and your good! You will have strong healthy relaxed hair, I’m not relaxed but my cousin has beautiful strong healthy texlaxed hair down to her butt and she swears by henna and Ayurvedic masks, I use it all on my hair too, boil water and then add rosemary (dry or leaf) thyme, fenugreek and hibiscus. Let sit over night. And then spray in your hair. Cloves are also really good and a must have, and look into amla! You’ll be good 😌. But also relax again or stay texlaxed. But if you do it again (after 6 weeks or more) focus on your ends you smoothed the root but not the ends
Wow sis! Sooo much info here😅 thank you!! I’ll try, the henna hair masks seem really cool! And yes I love Amla oil, never thought of making it myself, you’re amazing for doing that
You should make this your starter video while on your way BACK to Healthy Hiar Sis!!!
Hehe thank you!! I definitely want my natural hair back! 🥰
I had that happen to me the first time I went natural too. After the second time I went natural, I visited a beautician for my first and second relaxer. After that, I've been successfully doing it at home myself. You may want to visit a stylist in 6 weeks so they can correct it, then you take it from there.
Aw I’m glad you have a good routine going now😊 I just wish I applied the relaxer all the way not starting at the base 😩 I’m hesitant to get more relaxer, but for the moment I definitely need to trim my hair
@@zuzuslife in 4-6 weeks go to a professional and have them relax it
When you relax virgin hair, you're supposed to start from the hair first then do the roots last , as the roots process the fastest.
Do mid shaft middle first around whole head takes longest to process.... then ends around whole head since most pourous , roots last since heat from scalp makes it work quicker....smooth with hands each section do not use a comb. I used to be a licensed stylist in my younger yrs
I wasn’t aware of this before I relaxed😓 everyone on TH-cam says different things and the box didn’t come with instructions. I assumed because my hair is more coarse at the roots I should start from there. Thank you💕
That Adele intro 😂😂😂 I'm wasted right now and in the midst of me passing out that made me laugh out loud
😂😂 hehe this made me smile lol thank you for watching ☺️
I believe a professional will correct it. All the best ♥️
I thought about it, but now I have trimmed my ends I decided I don’t want any more chemicals on my head so I’ll just keep looking after it as best as I can while my natural hair grows back 😊💕
I think hairlicous has the best relaxer routine to follow. My hair is healthy and long following some of her suggestions. Also Cyndoll gives life changing hair tips. Also relaxed hair doesn't need as much product as natural hair. It weights it down
Thank you so much! I will look into those💕
After 9 yrs and 3 big chops I loc'd mine. I work out and sweating with natural hair or permed hair was annoying. Thank for the up load
Wow 3 big chops!😅 you have really been through it lol glad you found what works for you though
I keep considering locking my hair due to exercise and sweat, I mean it makes sense; just scared x
You should go to the salon and get it fix..? Unless you can beat the breakage when touch ups are needed.
You definitely didnt mess up your hair. It looks better than before the relaxer. Texlaxing allows the hair to have more elasticity and hold moisture. Try only finger combing your hair. black hair just DOES tangle because of the curl pattern (untill its trained over time). Only detangle with a conditioner OR leave in conditioner (because it has alot of SLIP--not oil). When your hair is wet try Aint Jesse's leave in condish. It's an excellent product and will make your curl pattern strong. When you wear your hair straight try getting it professionally done at a salon, and wear clip ins for fullness. I would not relax your hair again.
Wow thank you so much for your actual helpful advice and care!! I really appreciate that😊 I will take note of this!!💕💕
You scratched the hell out of your scalp before putting on the perm. That's why it started burning. You have to not scratch for at least 24 hours
I didn’t feel like I was scratching, but noted thank you
I think leave it. The ends of the hair is the most fragile. I don't believe the concept of 'corrective relaxer'. Going over again can cause damage. The thickness is good rather than have it too straight and limp.
Exactly, I don’t want to put my hair through those chemicals again, currently I’m happy getting trims and looking after my hair as my natural hair grows back 😊
I’ve been natural for 4 years and honey when I tell you it’s a struggle. I don’t blame you for relaxing your hair, I’m thinking about doing the same.
Think carefully😅 natural and relaxed are both alot of work, choose your struggle sis lol
I think you should go to a stylist to correct tif you want to keep relaxing it. It looks lovely though. You did a good job. I last relaxed my hair in 2010 :)
I thought about it, but once I trimmed my ends I was happy enough to not want any more chemicals on my head so I’ll just keep looking after it as best as I can while my natural hair grows back 😊 thank you for your comment, hope your hair journey is going well!!
To your question, I had to get a corrective relaxer some months ago because it didn’t take to my ends ( my hair was completely Virgin). I did get it done by a beautician as well. So I think it’s possible but I’m no hair expert by any means lol
Yes! She should have left it alone! Be proud of your natural!!!! I'm proud of mine! I would NEVER relax my natural hair... Embrace ,love , and wear it proud with attitude...so sorry for you... YOUR HAIR WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!! EVER! Best of luck to you...
@@lashawannajoyner5993 girl it's hair. Policing black women on how they wear their hair is why we needed the natural hair movement in the first place. We need to stay out of black women's business when it comes to their hair
Thank you for sharing that. I don’t think I want to put chemicals on my hair again, I’ve trimmed my ends though and have been looking after it just fine 😊
@@lashawannajoyner5993 It’s hair. It constantly grows. It will grow back. I also love my natural hair, relaxed hair doesn’t mean you don’t love your hair, please don’t make such assumptions.
@@mapleseerope9381 Thank you!😩 I love my hair, and we definitely should be free to do what we want with our hair. It’s just hair and it grows back all the time 😅
My relaxer came out similar to this. I’m going to the salon in a few weeks for a corrective relaxer.
Wow, if you can, let me know how it goes! I also thought maybe I should go to a professional to fix it🙆🏽♀️
@@zuzuslife yes I will keep you posted
@@zuzuslife UPDATE-so I got the corrective at the salon. She applied the relaxer on my whole head-midshaft, ends, then roots and processed for about 15 mins. She rinsed in the order in which she applied the relaxer, which was crown, back and then front. Still have some texture, a slight wave which I wanted! It came out great. So give it a try 😊
At least it's still thick. I hate the look of thin relaxed hair. So kudus to you for your first try.
Thank you, I also prefer the volume rather than bone straight. I’ve trimmed the ends and have been looking after it, it’s doing just fine😊
Your hair turned out cute tho the way you styled it I love that look so much ♥️
Thank you girl 💕
Girl, that whole process was a hot mess! I don't understand why you wanted to relax your hair to begin with if you wanted some character to it at the end when you put the mask in it. You have to be careful about how you treat your scalp before any chemical process because it can make your scalp more sensitive. The only thing you did right with the relaxer was the strand test. You really should find a good professional in your area to do some corrective maintenance on your hair. Your ends desperately need a trim. If your going to do a protein treatment, you should do it before a deep condition. There is so much information you need about the entire process that you should Google every step if you want to do it successfully by yourself.
Trust me I know it was a hot mess! - I did mention that 😅 and yess I was thinking of getting a corrective relaxer but someone else advised to not relax my hair for a few months, but you’re right I definitely need a trim to start!! (Black hair salons in my area are super hard to come by tho😩)
I did do some research into this before hand, there’s so much Information and with a lot of it everyone gives their personal perspective which means information differs, so sometimes it’s never really going to turn out super perfect, because something will always be wrong depending on who’s giving their opinion, but still thank you for your advice I will be sure to try it out!💕
@@zuzuslifeThanks for your respectful response. I'm a licensed cosmetologist. I don't mind sharing what limited knowledge I do have. So, you can ask me anything and I'll certainly help if I can.
@@zuzuslife TH-cam and DYI is a huge problem I learned the hard way. Find a hairstylist ASAP!!!Any chemical process requires professional knowledge on the product and application.
@@pamg4174 A lot of people do it at home but I do not have the skill to do the back of my head properly! Also my hair is ultra fine ( prone to damage) and my scalp is very sensitive. Going natural actually taught me a lot about relaxed hair so now I would never do it at home unless I want a blond buzz cut! Lol!
Girl wear your hair how you want. Bleach it, shave it, relax it, loc it, fro it, whatever. But when you stirred that relaxer with a metal knife... I was crying 😂. No metals please. Your personality is so live you've got a new subbie.
😅😅 thank you, the box didn’t come with a wooden mixer, gloves or instructions so I had to improvise myself.
I appreciate your comment, welcome and thank you for watching 🤗🤗
Your hair is ok this kind of relax not to be to relax. Last night I look at Alexiskimberly on a relaxer hair. And Styles Domination why you should relax your hair. I have been natural for to year now I have been thinking about relax again but not sure what I will do. That is why I have been thinking about this gave me some good information
I’m confused with the styling. The blow dry isn’t smoothing your hair and you do need a trim and also wayyyyy to much product applied before heat. I’m wondering why relax your hair if it isn’t going to come out smooth ? Just wondering no hate
Your “Smooth hair” would be achieved with straightening, I didn’t want to straighten my hair that’s all, and I recently trimmed my ends. I could easily straighten it now but I don’t like using straighteners/ intense heat on my hair
@@zuzuslife you actually can get your hair pretty smooth with just a blow dryer. I would have just hope you styled your hair better than that. Good luck on your hair journey
Side note, you should consider a corrective relaxer to go through to your ends. Try to see a professional. Texture is a beautiful thing, but the line between straight hair and textured hair is very sensitive and can lead to breakage. Have fun.
I did consider a corrective relaxer, but I don’t want more chemicals on my hair. As time goes on I’m getting used to looking after it and I’m happy with it for now😊
You're hilarious 😂 loved the video. New subscriber
Aww thank you so much!!🥺💕
You did a beautiful great job thank you so much I really appreciate it see you again
You should definitely re relax (after 6 or more weeks) but put oil or greese on the parts that came out okay
I don’t think I want to put any more chemicals on my hair😅 I’m focusing on looking after it right now
Yeah sis😭 you relaxed your roots first which process really fast because of the heat coming from your head… it’s very much like dying hair.
And no, it’s not over processed lol
Many have told me this lol now I know 😅 and I’m really glad it didn’t over process, I still have texture which I like
Using a towel just draws all product out..towel is for dabbing the drip.
I don’t know why I used it! I do normally use a t shirt 😓
Maybe next time do a roller set with foam? Hmmm
Will try!
This was applied terribly and i see from your comment that you realised it. Why would you not part the hair enough times?
The issue was I didn’t realise at the time of filming to apply from root to tip, my hair is pretty thin so the partings were fine for applying
Your hair would have came out better if you get your ends trimmed. You still had some fairy knots. Plus it’s not over processed.
Thank you for that, I’ll be sure to get them trimmed… hopefully by a professional😅 or I’ll look into how to do it properly!💖
@@zuzuslife if you do, do it yourself go to “deeper than hair”. Her name is Ke and she has a video on how to self trim.
@@zuzuslife Definitely need to trim/dust those ends. If my 4c hair is not dusted every 6 weeks, detangling is a nightmare.
Why did you start at the top of your hair shaft? Always do that are last because if the natural heat from your head.
I didn’t know that at the time. I assumed because my hair is coarse at the base to start there
More updates please
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Aw thank you!! I will try!🤗💕
I think you should leave it as is.
You didn't mess it up.
Just don't perm it anymore if you don't want it straight.
I think its better with the 2 textures.
If it was just bone straight then you wouldn't have any volume like you have now.
It will be thinner looking.
Now you can comb it much easier.
Thank you for your comment😊 I definitely prefer having some volume, I can’t imagine constantly having bone straight hair, it would be a huge change lol
Leave it . You can do it straight or curly. But you do act like your ends don’t exist. You don’t pull the relaxer thru you don’t pull the conditioner thru. Make some sweet love to those ends
Hey! I do I just always do them last, I will show them more love lol
As soon as I saw the metal knife swirling 😑… I just kinda watched with no expectations.. ur beautiful
The box didn’t come with any gloves, wooden application stick or brush … that’s why I used an old knife and had to improvise/use my own application tools
THAT INTRO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You have telex I do that to when I dont my hair straight
But the problem is it’s uneven 🥲 at least if it was texlaxed at the top and bottom it would be better than just the top lol
So what made you wanna do this to your hair just curious
It’s my hair, I wanted to, that’s reason enough
Should have started with the ends first...but you're ok, you can correct it
Yes I realise that now, my hair is doing fine now though 😊
The adele gif in the beginning 💀
😂
Leave in and blow dryed hair don't mix. Go to a salon.....next time try using a finishing hair oil. Not something wet. You are brave tho
Thanks I’ve definitely noted that for next time!😊
Love it 😍😍😍
May i ask what is the brand an colour of lipstick product
Plus love ur vybz 💯💯💯💯
Thank you!
I honestly don’t remember, I used quite a few products😅 they are all mostly drugstore though
Nice
What u think about this cloves treatment 🤔
You look good girl
Thank you😊
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It looks nice to me. You may just need to trim your ends.
Thank you! Yes I’ve just posted my hair trimming video 😊
You need to see a professional a few times. You appear to be guessing every step of the way. Too many videos of stylists doing it the professional way. You need to study their techniques. By the way, your makeup looks great. Wish you were here in NYC. I'd help you out. ✂✂✂
The box actually didn’t come with instructions, gloves or mixing stick, I had to go off a few TH-cam videos that all did different things. But thank you, my hair is still pretty healthy at the moment
Don't forget to get a professional trim 😉. It turned out pretty though 👌🏾 🎀.
Thank you so much!😊 yes trimming my ends is on the top of my list! 💕
I would recommend you look for fast hair growth shampoo to double hair growth.
I will never go back to the creamy Crack and would never put it in my daughter's head it's just a personal preference 🤷
Definitely it’s all up to you
Dang sis
Okay lol
You are beautiful
Well i have a good texture of hair a 3a-3c and some 4a yes my hair is different textures but when I wash it, my hair becomes straight.🤦♀️🤷♀️. But when I relax my hair it grows faster and quicker yes my natural grows fast but not as fast as when I relax it because I can tame it better.
All textures of hair are good as long as it’s healthy hair that’s what that matters 😊 I’m glad you know what works for your hair, I’m still adjusting to having relaxed hair😅
@@zuzuslife naw not all textures is good that where ppl need to stop lying🤦♀️ and natural hair isn't for everyone🤷♀️.
@@happyme2989 so which ones do you think are not good mam?
@@nondumisogasser7155 you smart you will figure it out
@@happyme2989 No i am not...i would like to know from you...which textures do deem good and those that you do not deem good...
A word of advice: look into fast hair growth fortified shampoo to double hair growth.
Are you slow? I can’t watch one video without seeing this comment.
@@jocelyndavis5687 they are bots that leave comments on hair videos to promote their product. It's annoying lol
Go to s professional please
I was going to, but my hair is fine now😊 I’ve trimmed the ends and I’m looking after it, I have a routine that works for me
This was painful to watch. Stop effin with relaxers if u really don't know what you're doing. I'm literally vomiting. It's kind of the equivalent of tex-lax results. Do NOT re-relax!!! However, I feel like u could do a bomb twist-out or braid-out now and you'd have the length. When u first starting undoing your dried twists, I was hoping you'd notice then that the twists were starting a great style. I think u should transition back to natural cutting a little at a time since now the ends look frazzled anyway. Make the most of it. 🤷🏾♀️ But NEVER relax again... ☠⚰🪦
Sis don’t let my hair, from my head, stress you that much💕 I’m doing my best to look after it now and it’s fine, I recently trimmed the ends too
@@zuzuslife I was hollering at my own phone trying to stop u. 😂 But I'm like since it looks like a tex-lax anyway, might as well treat it like that. Stretched hair that still has texture...kinda winning...
So the process was basically a texturizing effect. Makes the hair temporarily less course dents curly kinky, whatever you want to call it it makes the hair less than what it was before. So yes when you leave a relaxer on the hair for any amount of time that is less than the amount of time it encourage you to leave it on for, it has a texturizing effect. Bottom line you are no longer natural and you have officially crossed over to the chemical side.
Preaching
Yupp I don’t think I could have kept the relaxer on any longer, I’m okay with it being textured 😊
Next time don't use alot of products before using heat🤦♀️
Noted 👍🏽