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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 for a protecting layer. When I was done with my scalp I applied Dax to the length of my hair. “Never apply relaxer on the length that has already been relaxed” Step 2 | applying the relaxer Because I texlax (under process) my hair, I first make the relaxer mixture…
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36 weeks post relaxer, smooth as butter
What was I thinking to stretch my hair for 36 weeks, yes I’m 36 weeks post relaxer. This has been my longest stretch ever! My goals was to stretch for minimal 20 weeks, but this time I really didn’t feel like texlaxing my new growth. So that’s how I ended up with 36 weeks stretching.
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My go to texlax method for processing my hair
Eems texlax method! I made a short video to demonstrate how I transform my relaxer. If you have read my previous post you know I texlaxed my hair on 14 July. Texlaxing after 20 weeks For my texlax method I adjust my relaxer a little bit to make it work for me. It’s nothing special, but it helps to slow down the relaxing process.
