[PolyphonicLove]

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Originally Posted by aziajs

When I relax my hair at home I like to use Vitale. Some Sally's have the home kit, which is what I use. There are two applications for $20. Man, I love that relaxer. My hair is always straight, soft and shiny. I never feel as though it's overprocessed or that my hair has been stripped. I have to say that I have fine hair and it's not really "coarse", I say nappy, but whatever. It's kinda curly so my hair isn't as hard to process but I still need a good relaxer. I also agree that getting the brush helps ALOT. It saves time and energy. I also have a mixing bowl which I like to use.

my hair really isnt curly, more thick, but how long did the results last? :]

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Originally Posted by ♥MiCHiE♥

If you don't mind me asking, polyphonic.....is your hair really coarse enough for a super relaxer? A lot of us make the common mistake of using 'coarse' because it's believed to give us better results, but it can be too strong for normal or fine hair, and cause breakage or damage. As a cosmo, I can tell you I see more damaged hair from overprocessing than anything else.
As for products, I personally like Keracare. I use their Hydrating, Detangling Shampoo and Leave-In Conditioner.

I've always considered it to be - regular relaxers never did anything for me, because I have really, really thick hair [at salons and stuff, people hated to do my hair because it was so thick...kind of depressing] - once mum bumped it up to super, I got some results. mum and I tried every regular strength perm we could, but nothing ever worked.