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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Best Hair Relaxer for Curly Hair<br />
Hair Relaxers has become essential part of the beauty routine for many women in the African American community. Hair Relaxers if not used properly can damage your scalp and hair and it is essential that you take necessary precautions while applying a hair relaxer. Hair Relaxers are primarily classified into two types namely Lye and No Lye relaxers. Lye relaxers are made mainly of sodium hydroxide and are capable of obtaining superior results when compared to No Lye relaxers. But, it is quite damaging for the scalp if not applied properly. It is necessary you use a petroleum jelly based ingredient to protect your scalp while applying hair relaxers.<br />
No Lye relaxers are primarily made of calcium hydroxide and are less harmful. But, they are not as good as lye relaxers in their outcome. While choosing a hair relaxer you need to do your own research to identify the best [http://www.besthairrelaxer.net hair relaxer] for your hair. Everyone's hair is different and depending on the curl pattern and type it might be hard to point out a single relaxer as the best hair relaxer for all hair types. For coarse hair, you need a super strength relaxer while fine curly hair needs a milder relaxer.<br />
An important step that is often overlooked prior to undergoing the relaxing treatment is Strand Test. Strand test are quite important in determining how well your hair will respond to the relaxer treatment. You can also figure out whether the relaxer is under processing or over processing your hair. Hair relaxers are alkaline in nature and the alkalinity of the relaxers is determined by the pH of a relaxers. The more the pH of the relaxer more damaging it is to the hair.<br />
It is important that your hair must be deep conditioned atleast every week after the relaxing process. Relaxed hair is prone to dryness and it is important to keep it well moisturised. There are quite few brands of relaxers available in the market today like Affirm, Mizani, Motions, African Pride, Dark and Lovely etc. The best one for processed hair seems to be the Affirm Fiberguard relaxer.<br />
In addition to these there are relaxers which are not made of lye or no lye ingredients like Curlaway, BodipHier etc. But, these types of relaxers can't straighten the hair completely. They can reduce the curl pattern to some extent if your hair curl type is of 4a or less. Tighter the curls harder it is to relax it. If you aim is to just reduce the curl pattern of your hair and not to obtain the pin straight hair with a relaxed look then these types of relaxers might be the best option for you.<br />
Also, keep in mind if you have the time and energy flat ironing the hair is the best option to achieve a straighter looking hair. But, make sure you apply a proper heat protecting agent while flat ironing your hair in order to prevent any damage.</div>Mon, 12 Mar 2012 12:16:38 GMTSwearingenAcord122http://www.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=User_talk:SwearingenAcord122