On the already processed hair, it’s best to put your favorite conditioner on the already processed hair to help protect your hair. And grease your scalp with Vaseline or a petroleum base product all over the head and don’t apply relaxer to the scalp , just the roots and the new growth to prevent burning.
I love it and your work is fantastic. But wow, to be able to do your own touch-up? I did my own entire head for the first time in my life at the age of 48, but I'm scared to do my own touch-up when the time comes.
Just a tip: if you want your hair to be more flexible, blow dry each section in different directions and make sure you girl the middle of each section, an easier way would be to divide your smaller sections into even smaller sections as you are drying… that will make sure that each strand gets air and it will make your hair have the weight of a feather!!! Your hair is amazing and you are beautiful!!!
You did a really good job! Very neat and patient with the whole process. Although the relaxer will inevitably get on your scalp during the process..(especially during the smoothing process) It's not recommended to apply it directly to the scalp. Doing it that way will allow for greater scalp irritation, damage to the scalp and burns. But other than that you did a good job! Beautiful hair btw!!
hi, my name is Carmen de Puerto Rico and I love your videos in UA-cam I'm using my son's account and my English is regular. I wish you could do a full process of rollerset ,a new one with your current hair. I'm very grateful to you, hugs and kisses
U should pre part ur hair n twist away the already relaxed one,it really helps cut down on the time when it comes to parting,u just go in n apply in the lines.
I just started using the same relaxer. And I applied only half of it. Can I reuse it again? coz it's no lye relaxer and I had to mix everything just as instructed.
Your hair looks really amazing..will try that moisturiser because I don’t like it when my hair is greasy, it becomes curly/wavy most times. Also..I’m gonna this blow drying method because I struggle with a comb and end up giving up before my hair looks sleek 😂🙈
You should use petroleum vaseline on your already process hair to prevent it from processing already process hair and relaxer running off when washing it the relaxer will touch already process hair which can process again and cause breakage
I agree. My stylist use to do that when I was relaxed many years ago. I kinda cringed a little bit by the way she was putting her relaxer in as if she was greasing her scalp first and then applying it onto hair. My stylist use to grease my scalp to before applying the relaxer, and maybe that's why to keep my scalp from bring irritated but everyone is different I know.
I like this video this is how it should be done. Just a tip for future reference, you may not want to apply that directly on your scalp. It’s good that you’re not over processing you hair but the chemical need to be on the hair without touching the scalp too much.
I'm so glad I came across this video. Your hair came out beautiful and looks very healthy. You did a great job smoothing the relaxer through your hair which is really the most important step. I'm going to remember that when I relax my hair. Side note: your nails are so pretty. 💅🏽💕
Good job but you actually put the relaxer directly on your scalp which you should try to avoid although eventually it will happen as you apply the relaxer to your hair. Still it came out looking really good……Well done!!
Your hair is Beautiful however have you considered Hair Botox Treatment it is Awesome ‼️It straightens the hair and is more gentle on the hair as it's a treatment so NO burning and breakage what so ever. I have done it 3 times now and I will not go back to relaxer ever. It has also grown my hair it is Amazing ‼️ It can be done every 4 to 6 months as well it really lasts...
Ya know as a professional cosmetologist please don't apply any applications to ur scalp OMG 😳. Ur scalp heats up faster than u can blink! Please be careful yes it's just hair. And some might say o, it'll grow back, but listen let's face it some mistakes may cause long-term damage.
Great video Queen. I had to sub to ur channel it was very informative. I just uploaded a video on my channel on my relaxed hair too I stretched to 13 weeks. How long did u stretch for doll?
Loving the health and fullness of your hair!💕
Thank you 💕
I love seeing hairlicious in the comments sections. Lol 😂 Most of the time I find a new UA-camr with relaxers hair, I find hairlicious comments! 🥰🥰❤️
Oh my!!! You’re here supporting our sister, thank you thank you thank you. I watch your videos diligently….❤️❤️❤️
On the already processed hair, it’s best to put your favorite conditioner on the already processed hair to help protect your hair. And grease your scalp with Vaseline or a petroleum base product all over the head and don’t apply relaxer to the scalp , just the roots and the new growth to prevent burning.
Thank you 💕
I love it and your work is fantastic. But wow, to be able to do your own touch-up? I did my own entire head for the first time in my life at the age of 48, but I'm scared to do my own touch-up when the time comes.
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For someone who hasn't continuously relaxed their hair in years, you did a really good job!
Thank you ☺️
Good job
Enjoyed the video, Great Job👏👏!
This makes me want to relax my natural hair😭❤️
Just a tip: if you want your hair to be more flexible, blow dry each section in different directions and make sure you girl the middle of each section, an easier way would be to divide your smaller sections into even smaller sections as you are drying… that will make sure that each strand gets air and it will make your hair have the weight of a feather!!!
Your hair is amazing and you are beautiful!!!
Thank you so much for the tip 🌸
YES! show us the washing please. Would love to see the products you've transitioned to.
You did a really good job! Very neat and patient with the whole process. Although the relaxer will inevitably get on your scalp during the process..(especially during the smoothing process) It's not recommended to apply it directly to the scalp. Doing it that way will allow for greater scalp irritation, damage to the scalp and burns. But other than that you did a good job! Beautiful hair btw!!
Beautiful hair
This was very detailed, thank you so much❤❤
I love how healthy your hair is ❤️
Your hair is gorgeous😍🥰❤️ it's just as healthy as it was when it was natural
Personally, I love you for this 😭🤌🏽
Beautiful, thick hair .
So tempting and so beautiful
I love this cut so much more than when you first relaxed your hair!!! 😍
Thank you ❤️
I wanna relax my hair so badlly but I am indecisive but I do miss my relaxed hair
Sorry 💔 you can always start over.
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Look at it like this:. Its hair. It grows.. u can switch it up all u want.
wow your hair looks so healthy!
Love love love your hair. Love the poofiness as well. Looks healthy.
Thank you ❤️
Love this hair ♥️
Thank you 🥰
I saw this do on IG so I’m excited ✨🤗
Beautiful hair tks for the hair tip 💯❤
hi, my name is Carmen de Puerto Rico and I love your videos in UA-cam I'm using my son's account and my English is regular. I wish you could do a full process of rollerset ,a new one with your current hair. I'm very grateful to you, hugs and kisses
Just tip: try using a broad brush applicator to apply relaxer next time 💜. Beautiful hair 🌷
U should pre part ur hair n twist away the already relaxed one,it really helps cut down on the time when it comes to parting,u just go in n apply in the lines.
I’ll try it, thanks ❤️
What to do if your ends are frizzy ?
Give us a video on your skin care your skin looks healthy 😍😍
Absolutely gorgeous, great job done
Thank you ☺️
I just started using the same relaxer. And I applied only half of it. Can I reuse it again? coz it's no lye relaxer and I had to mix everything just as instructed.
Love ur hair
Your hair looks really amazing..will try that moisturiser because I don’t like it when my hair is greasy, it becomes curly/wavy most times. Also..I’m gonna this blow drying method because I struggle with a comb and end up giving up before my hair looks sleek 😂🙈
Who is the music in the video o would love to know what CD it is
Can we get a tutorial on the bun at the beginning of the video 😍 so cute!!!
Commented too quick! Let me head to your Instagram for the tutorial 😍😍😍
@@breebri94 I wanted to know too! Love buns!
Could you show how you did that hair style plz
It’s on my Instagram 💕 @deograciousdube
Very healthy
You should use petroleum vaseline on your already process hair to prevent it from processing already process hair and relaxer running off when washing it the relaxer will touch already process hair which can process again and cause breakage
Thank you for the tip , I actually remember seeing that . I’ll definitely do it next time
I agree. My stylist use to do that when I was relaxed many years ago.
I kinda cringed a little bit by the way she was putting her relaxer in as if she was greasing her scalp first and then applying it onto hair. My stylist use to grease my scalp to before applying the relaxer, and maybe that's why to keep my scalp from bring irritated but everyone is different I know.
@@PixelPaperDesigns Hi Queen, what do you mean your stylist used to grease your hair first? Like would she apply oil to your scalp first?
Your hair looks rich and beautiful. I haven’t relaxed in a while and been planning to relax my haircut but I’m a bit nervous that it might fall off.
Thank you 💕
May you please make videos of how you do treatments on your hair🥺
Beautiful long hair
I like this video this is how it should be done. Just a tip for future reference, you may not want to apply that directly on your scalp. It’s good that you’re not over processing you hair but the chemical need to be on the hair without touching the scalp too much.
Thank you babe, I’ll remember that for next time
Loved the video ❤️❤️
Why did u go from natural...
Besides your hair iis beautiful nd rich 👌🏽❤️
What is the name off your relaxer great video
What is the name of the relaxer? And is it true when you eat too much chocolates and take too much coffee it burns? 🤧🤧
I'm so glad I came across this video. Your hair came out beautiful and looks very healthy. You did a great job smoothing the relaxer through your hair which is really the most important step. I'm going to remember that when I relax my hair. Side note: your nails are so pretty. 💅🏽💕
Thank you 🤗
@@DeograciousDube You're welcome! ☺
Beautiful Sis💜
I'm so glad it went well for you, however applying relaxer directly on your scalp is a huge no no.. Love the results none-the-less.
Good job but you actually put the relaxer directly on your scalp which you should try to avoid although eventually it will happen as you apply the relaxer to your hair. Still it came out looking really good……Well done!!
Thank you, I’ll get better at it ❤️
What is the song at 5:50 mark! I need it😍
Got it. Called sweet talk - thebabyceo
You look so beautiful chiiiile😍😍😍🥺❤️
And where did you buy your brush? 😩
Thank you honey, the brush was part of pr from sugar bear hair
How long did you leave it in?
You did an excellent job!! How long did you keep the relaxer in?
Thank you. About 20- 25 min
Thank you for replying - what type and brand of relaxer did you use?
Which relaxer is she using?
ORS
Your hair looks healthy and nice
How often do you retouch your new growth
Minimum 8 weeks
It's impossible for the BEAUTICIANS to not overlap it doesn't matter!!
what nails are those pls. Are they acrylics or stick on
It’s my own nails with gel polish
Love your content all the same ❤️
Thank you!
Hi love
I wanna relax my natural but I don’t want a relaxer that ruins my scalp, which relaxer do you recommend?
I like ORS , it’s gentle on me
Do you take care of it the same way you took care of your natural? In terms of washing weekly, plaiting?
I wash it every week or every 2 weeks, I probably braid my hair no more than 2 or 3x a week
The routines are completely different
Which hair relaxer do you use.....
Olive oil
Optimum
Creme no lye
Dark n lovely
ORS no lye
@@DeograciousDube do you use regular or super strength?
How long was your application time?
20-25 min
@@DeograciousDube Oh I see,thanks.
Hey Deogracious, I love your hair❤️😍 how long do you relax your hair? Application and set time?
Thank you😊.
Thank you 💕 I didn’t time it hey, I’ll do so next time.
Your hair is Beautiful however have you considered Hair Botox Treatment it is Awesome ‼️It straightens the hair and is more gentle on the hair as it's a treatment so NO burning and breakage what so ever. I have done it 3 times now and I will not go back to relaxer ever. It has also grown my hair it is Amazing ‼️ It can be done every 4 to 6 months as well it really lasts...
Thanks for sharing this
I’ll look into it, thank you
Do u do any treatments ? Protein ?? Moisture?
Yes, I’ll show in future videos
You should always deep condition
@@TakatsoH i do
Nooooooooooooo 😬 how u manage that on ur scalp
Kahle nje
Ya know as a professional cosmetologist please don't apply any applications to ur scalp OMG 😳. Ur scalp heats up faster than u can blink! Please be careful yes it's just hair. And some might say o, it'll grow back, but listen let's face it some mistakes may cause long-term damage.
Great video Queen. I had to sub to ur channel it was very informative. I just uploaded a video on my channel on my relaxed hair too I stretched to 13 weeks. How long did u stretch for doll?
I usually do 10 weeks hey , I don’t like to stretch for long
This is literally the same hairstyle I did after my last at home relaxer 🧡 it. ua-cam.com/video/TE5YnpEyPlo/v-deo.html
You're not supposed to put it on your scalp..
This is content ey. I'm here with an Afro, intrigued lol
She did a great job. I am here with my natural hair enjoying this as well.
Which relaxer do you use?
ORS
#Graciousgang👸 road to 10k 🎉🍾🎁🌼😇
You look like that actress who plays Charli on Queen Sugar
you are beautiful
Pretty woman
Who is here with an afro 😃
Are you congolese ? 😘
South African ♥️
You have such gorgeous sexy skin ! ❤️
Disgraceful.
So are you
🤔how does this video affect you. Leave her alone bathong
Disgrace is your mother who brought you to this earth.... You are an Embarrassment