Relaxer / Straightening

When you want to return to your natural hair, you have two choices on how to get there: cut all of the processed hair off (also known as doing the "big chop") or transition, which is cutting off the straightened hair bit by bit while your new growth comes in. Don't expect natural hair to behave like straightened hair. Once you accept that your hair is frizzy, puffy or "big," you'll be better able to work with it instead of against it. Natural Hair (Press or *Flat Iron / Dominican Blowout)

Pre-chemical treatment defends against over-processing your relaxed and the post chemical infuser replenish essential conditioners moisturizers after chemical processing.

Super mild full relaxer.

A special technique is used to prevent more breakage during the relaxer process. An extra keratin conditioner is used on the ends of the hair and a stabilizing conditioner is used to help bring the ph down to "7" before the neutralizing process.

Six weeks of growth only. service includes pre-chemical treatment, a post-chemical treatment, and a moisturizing conditioner. A full roller set or design style requires more service time. Please send me a note or a text message requesting for a roller set.

Ten to Sixteen weeks from your last relaxer retouch service. Why? It takes a more relaxer product to accomplish our goal for a successful relaxer service. A full roller set or design style requires more service time so there will be an extra $15 charge. Please send me a note or text message to request an extra service.

(LONG HAIR IS EXTRA) Roller sets or design styles require more service time.

A corrective relaxer is when a relaxer is applied to the under-processed sections of the hair to even out the texture it straightness of your hair.

Used for under processed hair. Extra cost.

Relaxer is applied to the sides and back sections of your hair.

Texturizers are mild versions of a chemical hair relaxer. The texturizer loosens the natural curl pattern of your hair without completely straightening it.