Model: Okay, I have a question about texturizing If I understand correctly the difference between texturizing and relaxing If I am wrong please educate me Seems like this is a good compromise. But, I was wondering how long do you go between texturizers? And, did you notice any large amounts of hair breakage when you were transitioning? You're exactly right. A texturizer is just a relaxer that is left on for a shorter period of time and is usually in a mild strength.
The other key is to go longer between touch-ups because you're less likely to overlap the already texturized hair. I usually go about 4 months in-between, but every now and then, I try to go further just to challenge myself. No, I haven't experience much breakage at all You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads. Replies 1 Views 2K. Jan 13, Kash. From Relaxer to Texturizer. Replies 6 Views 3K. Aug 11, SherylsTresses. Replies 7 Views 1K.
Both relaxers and texturizers are chemical treatments that permanently alter the shape and texture of your natural hair.
The only difference between both chemical treatments is that relaxers leave your hair straight while there will still be a curl pattern after using a texturizer. You stand a better chance of sweating off your relaxed hair than having a harsh detergent like Omo work for you. Seriously, there is nothing we would not hear. Use honey in your DIY deep conditioning treatments and not as a short cut to going natural over night.
You do not have to cut off all your hair to grow out your natural hair. Not everyone is strong enough to spot a low cut and no one should push you to do what you are not ready to do. There is something for everyone.
If the rest of the hair has been texturized, all except the new growth will be slightly curly or wavy. To blend the textures together, you may need to flat iron the hair. For the best, most uniform results, continue texturizing instead of relaxing, or cut the textured hair off and begin relaxing your hair. Women who use relaxers or texturizers usually like the manageability that the chemical treatments provide.
These chemicals straighten Afro-textured hair, making it easier to comb through and more willing to stay straight without reverting in humid temperatures which happens with temporary processes such as hot combing or flat ironing. A woman with relaxed or texturized hair can swim without worrying that her hair will go back to being in its natural, curly state.
Both relaxers and texturizers break down the hair's bonds, leading to damage that isn't visible to the naked eye. The longer you leave the chemicals on, the more severe the damage is. Consult with a licensed stylist to get the best results, if you want to apply different chemicals to your hair.
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