Is this safe for relaxed hair?
517044
I am natural, so my hair has little if any damage, and I found this stuff to be EXTREMELY harsh and drying. I would suggest trying the As I Am Cleansing Pudding, which is really the Co-Wash in the line, in my opinion.
517045
I would say yes. Its just a gentle cleanser and it helps to keep your hair moisturized, as shampoo can sometimes strip the hair. I don't think it is something that is only for 'natural' hair, but for all hair types.
2050812
This site has some good info on using castor oil. www.chicfromhair2toe.com/2013/02/how-to-use-castor-oil-on-relaxed-hair.html?m=1:)
882047
Yes, I have relaxed hair and it removes the chlorine. I also use the ultraswim conditioner. After rinsing, I apply a leave-in conditioner and style as usual.
170464
Yes. My hair is fine and it works great for it. Just remember to use heat protectant!
1954265
I have relaxed hair and it works great for me. Just be sure not to use too much (a little goes a long way), work it through to your ends, air or blow dry then use your flat iron. I hope you like the results!
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.
960203
It's a conditioner, but light enough to leave in. You could put it on, let it sit, and partially rinse it out and leave the remaining on if you have thicker coarser hair. I wouldn't leave it on for very fine hair.
2130603
I think the shampoo would not harm your hair if you are using weave as well. It gentle enough that you shouldn't have a problem.
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
2229113
Yes, it is mild enough for all uses. May need conditioner afterwards as you would with normal shampooing.
653565
it is safe to use, but the color result will be different than it would be on your natural hair color.
572836
Yes, it is a leave-in product. Make sure your hair is damp when you use it.
541841
I have thick hair, but it is not relaxed. I'm not sure how it would work on relaxed hair. I have been using this product for years, and my hair has gone from dark brown to grey in the meantime. I started buying it from Amazon when my local pharmacy and grocery stores stopped carrying it. All I can say is give it a try and see if it works for you.
832456
It may depend on if your natural or relaxed i just started transitioning so im mostly relaxed it worked well when i took the curlformers out just throughout the day the curls started to fall. But thats relaxed hair, natural is a different texture so im not sure
44760
I'm not a hair stylist, but I used it on my daughter's hair which is relaxed. We don't use it when the hair is freshly relaxed or flat ironed because it would be a little to heavy and may leave more of an oil residue, but as the relaxer gets older ( appx 4 - 5 weeks old) and hair gets dryer, we apply it sparingly to roots and shaft as needed between shampoos. Helps lubricate new growth and relaxed strands. Don't over do it..rub it between your fingers or palms and thin it out because it pours out thick.
461901
Yes! I'm AA with relaxed hair. I'm pretty sure it works well for all hair types :)
1678406
Totally!! as long as your hair not super damaged, as this is a lightweight conditioner