Should I wash my hair before my relaxer touch up? - can you wash your hair before a relaxer
I had braids in about four months, and I'm pretty sick of it. My mother wants me to start taking it today, you can relax and a seat either on Tuesday or Wednesday. I'm pretty sure that my hair has a lot of dirt on him, but I do not know if I wash after removing all the strings. I know you should not irritate the scalp before relaxing, but I'm not sure whether the recovery is as effective and fun for my barber with all the dirt.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Can You Wash Your Hair Before A Relaxer Should I Wash My Hair Before My Relaxer Touch Up?
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Honestly, it depends on the strength of the relaxation that you use in your classroom and your hair type. I know you want it to be effective, and is concerned about the drawing-room, but not funny when it starts to burn, and not be very effective if you ask your hairdresser to wash them before time because of the pain. [This is assuming you have a sensitive scalp]
As for your second question, when I straighten my hair, I braided her hair for about 6 years so I know how you feel. Were carried out immediately braids, smooth blow dry my hair. It turned out great and took a long time until my next cause. They suggest waiting a few weeks due to manipulation, when you applied your hair braided, the hair is weak and not suitable forbe processed. The main consequence is that your hair look good, but can and will be prone to breakage and split ends, etc.
Finally, assuming you have the opportunity to wash your braids Inbetween found 4 months, I recommend you skip washing, because they eventually wash out the rest. If you do not wash your hair washed in 4 months, and then wait for the next possible date.
2 weeks, if possible, so that your hair is not in the habit, can make curved, clean hair and scalp, the condition of your hair, you can for deep processing, and use all the dead hair and f tangles in your hair.
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