Redken Vertical and falling out

OKay, I am new here, so someone tell me if I am posting this in the wrong place... I recently got my second straightener put on (roots only) my stylist used Redken Vertical.  the first time he did my entire head, it was wonderful, but this time, I have patches that are gone down to the scalp!!  I am not sure what to do about this, and wonder if it is normal??? My hair is (white) very curly, but a little on the thin side.  Now I'm wondering if I am not able to continue straightening it chemically, how do I get my natural curl to come back without completely frying my hair!!?? Anyone have any similar situation, or advice?? TIA!!

Sorry to hear this - I have been  using Vertical for more than two years with really no problems, and I have been very happy with it.  Once I did have some short breakage, also at the top, but never any hair falling out.  Before the Vertical I used a thermal straightner for about a year (that was too straight for me!) and I color, so I am pretty brutal to my hair.  I am obsessive about conditioning, I use Redken Butter Treat every time I shampoo and I try not to shampoo more than every two days.  I think there are to strengths to the Vertical - one is milder for use on color treated hair, and this is the only strength I have used.  Good luck...

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