QuoteReplyTopic: Perming relaxed hair? Posted: January 12 2000 at 4:13am
Jade21,Thanks for replying. I am going to a salon next week for a consultation. It sounds like a good one but I really don't know.I am not going to do the perm at home with the friend because of the mistakes I made when I relaxed it at home(Really, really, bad thing to do).I have never heard of curl enhancing shampoo. I am using a curl enhancing mist but it has alcohol in it. I will look around at the store for something that does the same thing but without alcohol in it.So I am going to let it grow out before I do anything chemically.Thanks lots :)Kim> From all your hesitation in the message, I think you> answered your own question. Let the relaxer grow out> and then consider something else, if you desire. The> discount kit sounds like a BAD idea, too.> Have you ever considered a curl enhancing shampoo? I> have seen these in department stores and elsewhere.> Apparently, the curl stays in your hair until the next> shampoo.> Don't damage your hair for some curl which, might I> say, you had originally:)> All the best,> Jade21
>Hi, Kim!From all your hesitation in the message, I think you answered your own question. Let the relaxer grow out and then consider something else, if you desire. The discount kit sounds like a BAD idea, too.Have you ever considered a curl enhancing shampoo? I have seen these in department stores and elsewhere. Apparently, the curl stays in your hair until the next shampoo.Don't damage your hair for some curl which, might I say, you had originally:)All the best,Jade21I have chin length naturally wavy hair. I had> chemically relaxed it for a few months but the relaxer> made my hair feel so yucky I stopped(This was over six> months ago). Now I would like curlier hair but can't> seem to get curly hair with styling products and I> really don't want to use a curling iron all the time.> But I am worried about the further damage a perm would> do to the straightened hair. Probably about four> inches of my hair is relaxed. Any ideas?> If I perm it I have a friend who was a cosmetologist.> She said she could me a discount on a perm kit from a> beauty supply store and help me roll it. I don't know> what her qualifications are but I didn't think this> sounded like a very good idea. What do you think?> Kim
I have chin length naturally wavy hair. I had chemically relaxed it for a few months but the relaxer made my hair feel so yucky I stopped(This was over six months ago). Now I would like curlier hair but can't seem to get curly hair with styling products and I really don't want to use a curling iron all the time. But I am worried about the further damage a perm would do to the straightened hair. Probably about four inches of my hair is relaxed. Any ideas?If I perm it I have a friend who was a cosmetologist. She said she could me a discount on a perm kit from a beauty supply store and help me roll it. I don't know what her qualifications are but I didn't think this sounded like a very good idea. What do you think?Kim
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