RELAXING MY HAIR FOR THE FIRST TIME | STYLING MY PIXIE CUT | LIVING IN THE UK 

More of that to come 🥰

Thanks 😄

I had no idea 😂😂 Next time I’d follow the proper steps. Thank you love.

Thank you 🤗☺️

Thanks for the tip 🫶❤️

I’d definitely try that next time. Thank you 🙏🏽🥰

Thank you for your comment. I was thinking of relaxing my hair but nervous of damaging my hair. What is a good texturizer that you recommend?

Just an fyi... texturizers can damage hair as they are still chemicals-don't believe me ask Google...

@@ukaraobonghey love I thought the final look was beautiful. This comment is wrong though… Texturizers are just relaxers left on your hair for a shorter time length. So your hair still keeps some texture such as waves or loose coils, volume. Kind of like what you did to your hair by mistake lol. However, they can and will break your hair similar to a relaxer if you do not care for your hair and YOUR HAIR DOES NOT REVERT BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL, IT IS A PERMANENT PROCESS. I assure you bc I had one for 4 yrs trust me lol. You have to grow it out just like a fully straight relaxer. I loved it. Some ppl hate it. Do research and find what works for you. I’m not yelling at you 😂 I just want to make sure you know the facts before you do anything.

@@Lemontree8383any relaxer can be used as a texturizer bc it is a relaxer left on for a shorter period of time. That’s it. The best relaxers that ppl love are Affirm, Mizani Butter Blend, Phyto -something - sorry I forgot, Silk elements, Nairobi, Motions. It’s better to start with less time and then decide if you like that curl pattern and then add more time if you want a looser texture. It’s permanent so be careful. Do research.