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Jorie C.

Jan 12, 2013

Jorie C.

Well I'm five months post relaxer and have a lot of new growth my hair has became much more healthier in these last five months but I don't know if I should Get a relaxer or just wait til August and see how much growth I have and then relax. Any suggestions would help me.

Victoria D.

Jan 12, 2013

Victoria D.

The ultimate decision is in your hands. What are you leaning to? Why have you decided to stop relaxing for so long? 

Jorie C.

Jan 12, 2013

Jorie C.

I just want my old length of my hair back it was armpit length and I cut it all off about two years ago and I just want a healthy fresh start 

Victoria D.

Jan 12, 2013

Victoria D.

I wouldn't do a relaxer then. If you have a FB like my natural hair care pg IN THE THICK OF IT... It has hair, makeup, nails and fashion... Try protective styling, braids twists, sew in so the two different textures on one strand doesn't cause breakage. Cut about an inch of relaxer out ever 2 1/2months. 

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