will this work on transitioning hair that is mostly RELAXED ?
249385
I am not 100% sure since my hair is natural. However, It should give you plenty of moisture while you are transitioning. I was using their product line as I was transitioning and it helped.
249386
I am in the process of transitioning too! So far so good. I wish I would have started using this product sooner. I was getting a lot of breakage and became concerned about my hair loss. Since starting the use of the product..almost 0 breakage!
522842
I thought it was working for me. But I have discovered my hair gets thin in cycles, then comes in again. It is hard to tell if it's the Hair Max or not. Knowing what I know now I probably wouldn't buy it again. Hair Max does seem to give my hair body. Not much help, sorry.
213878
Yes! I love this relaxer and use it to straighten my 4a type hair. I am a black woman, and I have used this relaxer for almost 2 years now. I feel that, when used properly, it straightens my hair without weakening it too much. I use the MILD and leave it on for 18-20 min. Works great!
1699147
It depends on the length of your hair. How short is it? If it is shoulder-length, then it will work like a dream. If it is any shorter, you might have to concentrate just a bit more and not get frustrated if your hair slips through the holding clip. :)
1122366
yes, it will definitely tone it down and make a bit darker. this saved my hair several times in situation like yours.
945311
Perhaps, I assume you have already shaved most of your hair. It should work but I cannot say as I have not tried it.
190881
Yes, definitely, but as a side note... I just started using the Super Smooth Elixir they sent as a sample and I think I like it better... it makes my hair smoother than the relaxing serum. My hair is wavy and a mess if left to dry naturally.
32365
I have used this on my relaxed hair and it worked great. I BC'd in June 2012 and I use it on my natural hair (4a/4b) and it works for me. It does soften my hair however I use it with heat for about 5 minutes and I actually have loved the softness it has given my hair.
712602
Yes and No, It won't hold a style in place like a paste but it will help keep straight hair straight and smooth. It really prevents the frizzies.
491063
i have relaxed hair and it made my hair grow back thicker. But i would advise not to use to much because its sooo thick and it will weight your hair down. If that's not a problem then i think you'll like it
2110694
While this product does change the texture of the hair with time, it won't straighten it 100%. I've been using it since summer 2012 and my hair is still curly but more tammed and relaxed.
2001980
It definately worked wonders for mines when i have perms and the period when i hadnt relaxed my hair over 6months. Its a lifesaver and cut the blowdry/straightening time in half.
1599074
Hi, dear. I'm not sure. I wouldn't relax color treated hair. That's just so many chemicals at once breaking down and altering your hair. You be better off asking a hair-care professional.
358496
It depends. If you're relaxed and trying to touch up then you can. It's less harsh than a regular relaxer. It's meant for softening the texture of naturally curly hair so if you think you need something stronger then I recommend continuing to use a super strength relaxer if it gets the job then.
989979
I have course hair and it has worked for me. I've noticed my hair get thinner and not showing up as fast. Hope this helps.
661114
Check out my natural sistahs on YouTube quick and easy blowout for a demo. It works for my 4a 4c hair. I have low porosity hsir so most of my hair is dry before I ger to it. I make sure a comb slips through it with ease, wet or dry, heat protectant on top of whatever moisturizing system you have going on. Then I use this straighten my hair...more like stretch my hair. It's prep for flat iron if that's your next step. It's not bone straight. I don't want it to be. It gives a good tension blow dry or tension blow dry look.
1482067
No; but I think this device works best when you have a surface you can apply pressure to with the device, so I wonder if if might not be ideal. It also might come down to the coarseness and length of the hair (fine and stubbly hair being easier to cut), no matter where it is on the body.