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Shirilyn View Drop Down
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    Posted: August 05 2006 at 6:17pm
For all the ladies who thought you couldn't wear silicone lined rings, protubes or shrinkies you can!
 
1. You can recieve relaxer
 
2. You can recieve a rinse
 
If you have any questions feel free to ask!
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Thats always good to know! I would have thought any kind of ring method would be great for african american hair because it has more body and wouldnt be as easy to detect the rings.
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Well, for some relaxers were an issue. Some of us have to have relaxers every 4-6 weeks so that poses as a problem for some. The majority of us recieve sew in hair weaves and are not aware of the strand by strand method. If they know of any it is the fusion and the myth is they think it can damage your hair which is untrue.
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Hey Shirilyn, I just checked out your site! Very nice!!

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Thanks Malibu! I try my best.
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For those who want to know how, here's how:
This should only be performed by a licensed stylist, preferably a stylist who deals with extensions:
1. The hair on top, sides and back should be relaxed.
The hair with the attachements can be relaxed or moved up! It is the stylist choice. It also depends on how much new growth the person has.
 
2. The relaxer will melt, so apply to new growth not scalp, relaxer will melt with body heat.
 
3. Make sure hair is rinsed thorougly with warm water.
 
***Important Note****
I apply moisturizing conditioner to ends extension hair and something like hydrotherapie for the scalp.
 
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