BLUTANG |
11-14-2003 01:35 PM |
i saw a tv show on this - probably on Stripped or something else on the style network, and there seemed to be a little more to this process than a normal relaxer. I can't remember right now, but there is some sort of filler or extra step or something which (1) makes the process so lengthy (4 hours) and (2) jacks up the price.
:D However, i think people should experiment with "Just for Me" to get a taste of the chemical relaxing process, it might be what they need. :D
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Originally posted by Honeykiss1974
I have heard of this. I am a member of an African American hair care message board where we were discussing this product. From what I gather, this "straightener" is very similiar to a relaxer, which is what we use to straighten our hair. It's a chemical that breaks down the bond of "curl", permanently straightening it.
You can buy home relaxers anywhere from $5 - $10. At the salon, the price is probably $75 to $100.
This product sounds like the same thing to me only more expensive. :eek:
Given the diverse textures of black hair that relaxers can be used on (from kinky to naturally straight) I don't see why you couldn't use it. :confused:
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