Webinar Talks About Relaxing Hair Right

If you have very tightly-coiled hair, and want it to be straighter, you may want to consider getting professional help with relaxing your natural curl.

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Many people choose to relax their curly hair for easier maintenance and styling. It is important that you do it correctly, According to Livestrong.com, the chemical process can cause scalp irritation and hair breakage or hair loss if it is done incorrectly. Scalp burns can lead to infection or bald patches.

All relaxers contain chemicals and can cause damage, even those that are labeled “organic” or natural. Relaxers work by breaking down protein bonds within the hair shaft. Lye relaxers contain sodium hydroxide, a caustic chemical. No-lye relaxers are milder, but can still cause damage to the hair and scalp if used incorrectly.

Relaxers come in super, regular and mild strengths; choosing which one to use depends on the tightness of the coils you are trying to relax. If you use a relaxer that is too strong or leave it on your hair too long, it can cause permanent damage, as can using a relaxer soon after you have had another chemical-based hair service, like color, or if you apply relaxer on already-relaxed hair.

Since your relaxed hair will be weaker and dry, it’s important to use regular conditioning treatments to help prevent breakage.

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