How To Do A Virgin Relaxer:Step By Step, No Chemical Burn,No Breakage,No Damage:Best& Healthy Way!

Hey you guys welcome back to my channel if this is your first time here welcome. So what I'm about to do is a virgin relaxer on my beautiful client. So what I will be showing you guys is that transition from natural to a hundred percent relax right after today's intro roll it. Thank you all right. So what I'm currently doing right now is I'm examining my client's hair to make sure her scalp is healthy. No scars no open wounds, nothing! No over uh, flaking dandruff. Anything I'm checking her scalp to make sure her scalp is completely healed and able to take the service that we will be doing today. That is important. Not only do I do that when I'm doing my relaxers, I also do it when I'm doing my silk press, I do it with any service. I do because it's important to examine the scalp to make your professional opinion. What a client may need if they are having any issues with their scalp also, you are using tools that you will you utilize again on your next client after you, disinfected them and clean them, but you want to make sure you're not transferring anything from scalp to Scalp, so you want to always examine the scalp. This is very important, so that is what you currently see me doing right now, to make sure everything is great and okay for today's service, all right, so now that everything is okay with her scalp. This is where I back up, and I speak to my client and I look at them through the mirror, and I have a consultation. This is where I let you know what you would need to do with your hair, moving forward after today's service, how you will need to take care of it also with the relaxers to some people. It is a low maintenance thing and due to the fact, it's low maintenance, some people may often think that means no maintenance, and that is far from the truth. So what I like to tell you guys is: when I'm doing my consultation transition from a natural to relax, relax, you will have to make sure you keep your hair hydrated, so you will be doing your deep conditions every two weeks. I highly suggest the same. If you're natural, you will be utilizing hydrated shampoo and you should utilize Moisturizing Conditioner. I also. I also highly suggest that as well. If you are natural and make sure you get your ends, trimmed when it is necessary, I do highly suggest you go to a professional to get that done. But if you want to do it yourself, it's up to you uh, also when I let her know she can always book her service with me every two weeks, and I let her know where what service she can book, but then she'll like to do it at Home, I will send her the information of what products I recommend professional products. I recommend for her. So that's all we say in the consultation all right. So what I'm currently doing right now is. I am using the olaplex. I love to use the olaplex line when I am doing a relaxer, I use the full line. The only thing I do not use is the actual shampoo and the reason why I don't use the shampoo is because I use a neutralizing shampoo by a firm, because, of course, you need to neutralize the hair after you are washing out the relaxer. You got to completely make sure you only use neutralizing shampoo, actually, so what I'm currently doing right now is just preparing for the service. Now that I did everything, this is what you see me doing. Utilizing the uh olaplex and I put a little bit in the relaxer and then I just get to work reality all right, you guys, so what I'm currently doing right now, I'm partnering here to actually put the base on it and what that is is the Vaseline For the professional terms, it will be the petroleum jelly, so what I am doing why I am doing that it is to protect the skin from irritation from actual burns from anything when you are applying it. This is very important, whether you're doing a virgin, relaxer or you're doing a retouch. You want to make sure you protect the skin uh. You definitely want to make sure you protect the scalp, because our scalp is very important, especially if we're going for healthy, hair, healthy hair come from a healthy scalp, so you want to make sure your scalp is always always healed. You always want to make sure your scalp is. Okay, you always want to make sure your scalp is. The pH is, is balanced correctly and everything like that. That'S so so important! So that's what you see me doing right here, I'm going to speed it up. You guys, because we're not trying to be here all day, won't you tell me I'll write you guys down to her. Scalp is protected and I did everything I divide the hair in four sections and the reason why I divide the hair in four sections, so I can have more control over the hair when I am applying the relaxer. Also, I am using a brush that can be utilized to color hair. I do use a large bristle because I want to be able to color as much as the hair as quickly as possible. This is time restraint and also it is sensitive restraint. So, the more area that I can get the quick the quicker I can get through it, the better it is for the client and the better. It is for me because, even though you want a virgin relaxer, it doesn't mean you want your hair to be burning off, and I don't want that for you either. So that's what I'm currently doing right now. I do make sure I apply the relaxer to the mid part of the hair. I TR you do three millimeters away from the scalp and you do about an inch away from the ends. So that's what you guys see me doing. I'M doing uh three millimeters away from the scalp and an inch away from the ends, and once I finish this once this one area, I will apply the relaxer To The Ends, but you want to let whatever is close to the scalp be last because you don't Want it to irritate your client, you don't want once your client to have Burns or scabs or anything after getting a virgin relaxer. You just want them to transition through uh being relaxed, I'm sorry being natural and then going back into relax. You want that to be an easy transition and a wonderful transition, and you guys you, I can't wait till y'all see the end yeah, Diego potato es, usually too cold, hey Freddy's, not easy! All right, you guys. So I slowed it down right here, because I want you to see me applying the relaxer to the base. As you can see, I'm doing that uh close to the end of the service. You want to make sure you just divide it and you'll just apply the relaxer right at the base. Now the hairline is also somewhere. That is very sensitive, so you want to do that at the very end and you'll just apply the relaxer on there uh when you're, almost through with uh working it through and just having a relaxer on the hair, because the hairline is close to the scalp. So it can start to burn really really fast, so do that at the end you guys anymore babies, foreign again, you'll, remember all right. So what I'm currently about to do is use the wooden comb to work through the actual relaxer. Through my client's hair, you put just a little bit of pressure in the base area and you don't want to use the actual uh Teeth, part of the comb and start combing through the hair and no no, no, no. No. No! You just want to use the comb to apply just a little bit of pressure to the base areas and to work it through that way. Now I definitely Holly Holly suggest to go to a professional whenever you work in a chemical service, you guys, because this is something that of course, I have seen so many people do at home. Before I was educated myself before, I was a stylist myself and before I seen how uh a relaxer can be applied incorrectly and how much damage it can do to the hair if it is applied in incorrectly or without the knowledge of how to do so. I was doing it myself too, but no, no, no, I highly highly suggest, go to a professional, but that's all that's my only uh professional advice. You could take it or you can't. You know it's up to you, but what I'm currently doing right now is just working the relaxer through with the um the base part, not the base. I'M sorry, I'm sorry the back end of the rat tail comb and, as you guys know, I am a fan of wooden cones when it comes to our hair, whether your hair is relaxed or natural wooden. Combs are perfect for our hair because it doesn't snap our hair break our hair. Actually, it helps us with traveling the product through the hair, because the wooded comb actually takes the product product and help you travel it. So I am a fan of the wooden Combs. So so much oh, oh yeah, yeah baby. She took the whole thing slow down like a ghost town, good baby, all right, you guys so there it is. It is fully relaxed like she was so shocked, so blown away because she, like I've, been natural for so long. I can't believe how many years she told me I can't remember it but yeah. She was like I needed to do this right now, because, if I didn't come to you, I was gon na try to do it myself at home, I'm so happy she decided to come to me. I appreciate her coming to me. I enjoyed doing her hair and yeah. We did not have any unnecessary, shedding any unnecessary breakage or any damage at all all right. So at this point I will be treating uh the service, like I'm doing a silk press. Of course, I don't have the heat on the flat irons as high as I would have it with a silk press always take the heat around the low level of 300. I believe, like around 3 3 learning is where I keep it at when I'm doing a relaxed, a relaxer, because of course you don't want to dry the hair out with too much heat. But you also want to be able to execute the style that you want to do so. This is me just asking my client uh: where would you like your part? Do you want a part in the middle on the side? Is it a certain side? So all I do is just have that type of conversation so moving forward you'll see me guys, treat this service like it's a seal press, and I hope you guys, like it baby all right, so my client is often under the dryer. She said in there for about 15 or 20 minutes. I currently always love to do that when I'm doing a relaxer, I let my clients sit under the dryer or about 15 to 20 minutes to mold the style, and then I use the blow dryer to completely dry the rest of the hair. It has really to me another reason why I like putting them under the dryer is because I feel like it gives more shine to the hair, especially when it is relaxed, because I don't want to go right into the hair with the blow dryer, because it's really Too harsh, it's not the same as if they. If someone was 100 natural - and I was just blowing their hair out to Silk press it, it's not the same. So, of course, I set them under the dryer to get most of the hair um, the water out of the hair, and then I use the blow dryer for the rest good morning, foreign foreign. I contemplate about how I feel to make it way too hard to think satisfied by the way it just got in town. Usually, I don't do this clean all right, you guys so we're coming to the end of today's video and, as you can see, her hair came out so beautiful. We had no damage, no breakage, nothing not to her hair, not to her scalp. The transition was Flawless. So leave comments down below. Are you interested in going back to the relaxer? Are you comfortable just being natural and that's the way you want to stay or have you already took the plunge? If that's so, leave comments down below? Thank you so much for watching my video remember to drink your water for healthy hair, skin and nails and I'll talk to you guys later next time. Bye, bye,