Relaxers do no break the bongs of your hair, they break down the bonds and chemically reform the hair.

The problem here is that EVERYONE thinks that they are a professional when they do not have any professional skills and or training. Many women apply the relaxers incorrectly, do not know the proper techniques and do not have a clue on the proper types to use in conjunction with their hair type.

As a stylist, who truly respects my profession, I cannot stand when people blame the chemical products on their problems and damage. The problem is that Black women in general are cheap and they want professional looks without paying for the services. What would you expect the result to be if you do your own relaxers at home without training?

My clients do not experience damage because I know what I am doing.

If a tooth extractions kit was available at your local CVS would your purchase it and try to do it yourself simply because it was sold to the public and not expect major problems?

Ladies you have got to do better than this. Also remember to choose your stylist wisely, not all stylists are good.

Hair loss has not occurred yet, but it may. I prefer no to go natural at this time, although I have frequently in the past and am proud of ny natural texture. I just don’t prefer it at this time. (The Q-tip effect – I am a silver fox)

Any suggestions while I am still working with a full, thick head of silver hair?