Naturalistas, What Would You Do If Your Stylist Snuck Relaxer Into Your Shampoo? Posted on May 23, 2016 - By Veronica Wells. Corbis. Months ...

Shampoo the relaxer out with the neutralizing shampoo included in your kit. Your stylist can whip the relaxer through all of your roots at once. But if that feels difficult for you, ...

For a shampoo that's safe for extensions and less than $10, try this L'Oréal Paris EverPure Sulfate-Free Moisture Shampoo.Formulated to protect color-treated hair, the shampoo contains ...

This is a seriously messed up story. A woman in Georgia claims that when she went to a salon for a blowout, the stylist secretly mixed relaxer into her shampoo — to make the blowout easier – and ...

This is a seriously messed up story. A woman in Georgia claims that when she went to a salon for a blowout, the stylist secretly mixed relaxer into her shampoo — to make the blowout easier – and ...

An ESSENCE beauty writer talks about her hair care journey and why the KeraCare Hydrating Shampoo is her go-to. courtesy of Ruslan Dashinsky By India Espy-Jones · Updated October 4, 2023 ...

More important than the conditioner or mixing stick is the neutralizing shampoo. You cannot use your regular shampoo to stop the relaxing process. If you do, expect to see major breakage and hair ...

If you’ve ever had a salon relaxer or keratin treatment done, you’ve probably had one used on you (both treatments perform better on ruthlessly clean hair). How Is Clarifying Shampoo Different ...

Whether you have a relaxer or are now… I have spent plenty of shopping trips browsing the “ethnic hair care” aisle. Women of color know all too well the constant hunt for the perfect product.