Yes you always hydrate, moisturize, and DOUBLE heat protectant before you straighten your hair. You deep condition your clean hair then you use a little leave-in conditioner, heat protectant hair lotion-milk. THEN you blow dry your hair and lastly use a heat protectant spray & serum BEFORE you use a straightener. Make sure your hair straightener is under 375 Fahrenheit and your blow dryer is medium heat high voltage. If you do that you will never get heat damage, hopes this help❤
Listen, the detangling benefits alone makes it worth it. I love my texture release. I looked up the ingredients for that Keracare spray and it's silicone not oil. I'm fine with using silicones but a little really does go a long way. Too much will make your silk press stiff and greasy. I use two drops of the Paul Mitchell for my entire head. I also prefer to use light oils on my hair like argan instead heavy ones like castor. I only use a small amount too
Exactly this, the detangling is just life changing! Thanks for the info on the KeraCare spray, I’m definitely finding that less is more with that, I hate greasy straight hair!
When you put oil in your hair before straightening it makes your hair stiff, try only using heat protection spray! It really worked for me and we have the same hair texture. Now when I straighten my hair it’s salon bouncy for days
am I the only one who doesnt see any changee? it may feel softer but stil looks like it tangles very quickly and it still looks 4c there's no loosen curls
Heat protectant once is fine and the lighter the better on your leave in products if you want your hair to be bouncy and have body. It's really pretty, I love it!! 💜 btw, aersol heat protectants work well and keeps your hair dry.
@@_motheringinstyleYou're welcome. I love Paul Mitchell hot off the press and I'm currently using Paul Mitchell nuero protect heat control which also adds shine + a light hold. I know Kenra makes some good ones as well that people like but I've never tried those. 💜
Your hair looks amazing. Thanks for sharing and coming back to give more info. I don’t know if this service is as popular in the U.S as it is in the UK. I wish I could find a stylist to do this.
No problem, thanks for watching! I think it’s still relatively new but is definitely becoming quite popular so hopefully you can find someone who can do it for you! One of my friends even did it herself too xx
Beautiful😍 So excited to be getting my first texture release on Friday… I’m 4c as well just want to maintain and retain length and health I’ve been wearing in natural state which is my ultimate goal but looking to do something that will help me achieve more effectively. Thank you for sharing your hair journey. Absolutely subscribed 💗💗💗💗
@@_motheringinstyle i like it but honestly a little limp for me i think ill stick with press but i am impressed with how long its lasted. pretty amazing
So close to relaxing altogether im tired of looking 12 when im a 37yr old woman, i want to have straught hair because the wigs be wigging regardless plus they are expensive and i hate looking at the lace, yes the lace you see on all of them lol. This looks like a normal blow dry, im not sure now if i wana spend hundreds to have my hair look like i just blow dried it
Yeah I feel you! I think it all depends on your original hair texture, my hair could never look like this after a blow dry pre-texture release, it would never get this straight or sleek! If yours can then its probably better to just do a silk press and save your coins!
Nice. My hair is fine as well. I have a relaxer, so I’ve been searching for women who has fine hair for ideas. I’m so glad that I came across you. I love hope your hair came out. Do you remember where you got your watch band?
It’s quite hard. I have a texture release at the moment. You naturally sweat, so for me the roots were slightly going back natural. And the perimeters of my hair. But the rest of the hair was PERFECT 🤣
This is my first time having it done, it’s supposed to last about 10 washes I think but I’m gonna see how it goes, I’m hoping to stretch it out to about 6 months before redoing it ❤️
The best practice is to use Texture Release shampoo and conditioner to maintain the texture release for longer. Then, texture release thermal protector spray before straightening . I do texture release on my daughter's hair, and it lasts up to 3 months thanks to using the products. She wears her hair both, curly and straight depending what she wants and I noticed that if I use a different shampoo for example, the effect is not the best. I use keracare deep moisturising mask ofter every other wash, but I always use the texture release shampoo.
Hey I’ve added it to the description box for you and here it is : amzn.to/3QtSGfd yes I would still recommend it, I love it and feel like I get the best results with it and can fry my hair relatively quickly with it too!
It’s truly different. I’ve been getting relaxers before and its not the same, after 3-4 months my hair reverted completely. It’s not even like a texturizing treatment
I wish people would do their research before making conclusions. It's not a texturiser nor is it a relaxer. There are no chemicals that permanently change the curl pattern. It allows manageability of natural hair and wears off between 10-12weeks. Relaxers don't wear off, your hair is straight forever. And texturisers also do the same, your curl pattern changes permanently. I've had one and my hair is still very much 4c. So not a relaxer!! And no dangerous chemicals
