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How do I get my hair back to it's naturally curly self after I got a relaxer?

Postby somer54 » Wed May 19, 2010 4:30 pm

Ok, I got this relaxer 2 years ago in about mid- September and now I really want my hair back to curly. I have been told to wash my hair with body soap and I tried it but it didn't work. Thanks :)
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How do I get my hair back to it's naturally curly self after I got a relaxer?

Postby cailean » Wed May 19, 2010 4:48 pm

Ok, I got this relaxer 2 years ago in about mid- September and now I really want my hair back to curly. I have been told to wash my hair with body soap and I tried it but it didn't work. Thanks :)
theirs actually this thing you can do where they put a product in your hair and but you onder a hair dryr and it stems out the relaxer but idk what it's called but the other option is just leting your hair grow out the relaxer
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How do I get my hair back to it's naturally curly self after I got a relaxer?

Postby alexander » Wed May 19, 2010 4:59 pm

You can use alot of hot oil treatments. Like the olive oil, it will take out the chemicals.
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How do I get my hair back to it's naturally curly self after I got a relaxer?

Postby clyftun » Wed May 19, 2010 5:13 pm

A relaxer permanently breaks the disulfide bond in your hair so there is no way to "undo" a relaxer or perform a service to re-curl it. You just need to cut off the relaxed hair and let your natural hair grow back in ( if it's been 2 years I would guess you already have a good amount of regrowth to work with).
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