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When is the best time to relax your hair?
There are two ways to wear your hair, natural or chemical processed a.k.a. relaxing your hair. Using a chemical to loosen up your natural hair pattern needs to be done with care. So when is it really the right time to relax your hair? Let’s dive into this question and explore the key factors that contribute to a healthy relaxer…
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How to retouch your new growth at home
Retouching your new growth at home needs to be done with care, proper care! Let me start of saying; if you don’t feel comfortable with relaxing your hair yourself, please go seek a professional. I prefer to retouch my new growth every 15 – 20 weeks. The stretching period is based on how I feel and how I can manage…
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July; retouching my new growth with ORS No-Lye Relaxer
It’s time for the creamy crack! I’m fighting with myself when I’m styling my hair. Being 20 weeks post relaxer is getting exhausting. With my next stretch I’m going back to 16 weeks of stretching. As always for retouching my new growth I used ORS No-Lye Relaxer. Let’s start the process I don’t like for my new growth to be…
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Retouching your new growth at 20 weeks post relaxer
I have been waiting for this day. My new growth was ready for a touch up. Stretching for 20 weeks was enough, because my new growth needed to be laid. Step 1 | protect the scalp When I was done with detangling my hair and sectioned it in four parts, I based my scalp with DAX Vegetable Oils Pomade…
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My updated relaxer routine at home!
If you follow me on Instagram or read my post, then you already know that I updated my relaxer routine. I relax my hair at home after 20 weeks of stretching.
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Retouching my new growth after 20 weeks!
20 weeks post has come by and it is time to retouching my new growth. I filmed my process, but I still need to edit the video. So I’m coming really quick to give you a update.
