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    Posted: January 09 2006 at 7:38pm
I had my hair relaxed by Paul Brown straight perm.  My hair is really thick and really corkscrew curly (before it was relaxed). My question is, what products do I want to stay away from so that my hair doesn't curl up again before I have to get it relaxed again in 3 months?  Does either shampoo or conditioner make chemically relaxed hair go back to its original state if the product is used a lot?
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i cant answer your qustion, but i have a question for YOU..

can you post up pics of your before/after experience with relaxing?
im looking at getting mine done.

I have very little wave in my hair, and it's only in my bangs, but i want it STICK straight so i never have to do much maintenance.. (it'll be easier to make my 'emo' haircuts)

Thx!!
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Sry, I don't have any pics.  This straightening is great, tho it did take 2 treatments to get a lot of the curl out. I was able to go back a week later and get it done again. Now I get it every 3 months. I think Paul Brown relaxer is one of the gentlest relaxers since it doenst have lye--it has thiolygate or whatever its called.
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