CHANGING HAIR RELAXERS

> I HAVE BEEN USING MIZANI HAIR RELAXER FOR OVER 4> YEARS. MY STYLIST IS LEAVING NEW YORK AND MY SISTER> HAS OFFERED TO RELAX MY HAIR. (MY SISTER USED TO RELAX> MY HAIR WHEN I WAS YOUNGER). THE ONLY PROBLEM IS, I> CAN'T FIND MIZANI RELAXERS IN ANY STORE! (I THINK YOU> HAVE TO BE A LICENCED HAIRSTYLIST TO PURCHASE IT.) I> WAS WONDERING IF IT WILL HARM MY HAIR TO CHANGE> RELAXERS NOW. I HAVE VERY FINE HAIR, AND I WOULDN'T> WANT A NEW ONE THAT IS VERY STRONG. ANY ADVICE WOULD> BE WONDERFUL!! (PLACES I COULD PURCHASE OR ORDER> MIZANI OR A NEW RELAXER I COULD USE NOW THAT CAN BE> PURCHASED IN ANY STORE). THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!!!I haven't seen the Mizani relaxer in any beauty supply store in my area (Washington, DC) so I guess you would have to be a stylist to purchase it. Regarding relaxers, as long as you use a mild relaxing product, changing should not be a problem. Since you have fine hair, you may benefit from using a relaxer for young girls since they are made to be gentler than regular relaxers. I think it's called PCJ and can be found in drug stores. My stylist uses Designer Touch relaxer for my hair and it's great. It's a product that your stylist would have to purchase, but it's probably easier to find than Mizani.