**SOUND HAS BEEN EDITED DUE TO COPYRIGHT** I apologize guys but this was out of my control as my manager makes sure I have copyright free music but they decided to claim the entire sound track pretty much so I apologize I couldn't do much y'all
You should go to a stylist when switching relaxers but you can switch, and I wouldn't recommend switching to affirm I switched from affirm in 2017 to sytonics if you go to a shop you can see what products they use before your appointment ask for a consultation to ask all your questions.
lol yes but y'all have to remember 1. I don't see these things until I'm editing the video and 2. not everything you see is ALL that happens, I wind up washing my hair 3 times sitting under the hooded dryer 3 times which is why I came back the next day
OMG it explains why her kitchen is so thin. Also her relaxer did not take because the Protecto is suppose to be used on NEW GROWTH ONLY!!!! The whole goal of it is to prevent over processing on the previously relaxed hair. And if she gets a Japanese relaxer with any trace of the regular relaxer on her hair shaft, it is gonna fall out like leaves in autumn! OMG I so hope she sees a good professional.
Hello there. First I want to say you have a beautiful and healthy hair. I'm not a specialist, but I think you didn't get better results because you didn't use the protector correctly. It's meant to be applied on the ends of the hair, so it will protect them from the relaxer. The one meant to protect the scalp is called "gentle assurance"
Love this video! This was so helpful for me to start doing my own relaxers, and not being too intimidated by doing it myself. Im tired of spending money at the salons its time to DIY beautiful hair!
I went natural when I was single, kids free, and had extra extra time to play with my texture. Several pregnancies & extra love handles later, I need to quicken my hair/wash routine so I can workout like my body needs without hair excuses. Your relaxed new growth is the kind of texture I’m hoping for all around. Thanks for the review!
Hi thanks for sharing. A woman teached me, if your hair doesn't take the relaxer. Four days before relaxer Day an egg/milk, mayo, honey oil treatment. And after that make a cooked rice water conditioner. Thumps up
Jazzy, please be sure to rinse all of the relaxer from the nape of your neck. Having any trace of it can cause hair damage and loss. Also please use the Affirm Gentle Assurance Scalp Protector before you start the relaxer process.
Please document the process for the Japanese straightening. I am wondering about it myself! I am not even relaxed but your hair tips and everything still help me too 🙂♥️
Aw thanks boo I appreciate the support I definitely will record the process I've already talked to hairs talent and they're 100% down with me sharing the process but check out their youtube channel as Gina is so informative
@@hrhsophiathefirst4060 o use mizani and my hair has never broke with it but is seems like Affirm straightens the hair a little more from what I’ve seen .
Thanks for your video. I hope after you looked at the video, you realize that you have to be more careful and wash from the back of your neck. I don't have very soft hair but Affirm is the only relaxer that has not destroyed my hair and I also use mild because I colour my hair.
Great video, very thorough on affirm products Thank You. It’s been years since I’ve had a relaxer and reason #1 my hair stop getting straight. It started staying crinkly after a fresh touch up. I even did the worst thing ever and left it in like 20 minutes longer than recommended (my hair survived thank god) and still texlax at best (this was before texlax was a thing). My relax journey included at home and going to professionals, same results. It wasn’t ugly just not straight except my edges. THEEEEEEN I found out I was lopo (low porosity) so my cuticles stayed tightly closed unless using heat to lift and open and allow products in. This was why from relaxers to my faithful conditioner my hair was no longer responding to anything the way it used to. So I tested this theory and I warmed the relaxer before applying and KABOOOOOOM every strand was straight like it used to be. I was so excited but I decided to return to natural so I began that journey and big chopped a few months later. I was just happy to have answers for MY head, MY hair. Just maybe that’s what’s going on with you🤷🏾♂️. With lopo hair the strands are so tightly closed no products can get into the hair strands and process. You have to be able to lift the strands and heat has to become your bff to achieve that. Now I’m not a licensed professional!!!! Not even a super experienced kitchen beautician lol I just researched and tried and it was the answer for me. A friend of mine started experiencing the same thing after like 10 years of relaxing. We did the strand test, she too was lopo so I suggested warming the relaxer and it worked for her as well.
thanks for sharing sometimes your hair can just be use to the relaxer so im no longer getting that treatment I will be going for a healthier alternative the Japanese thermal reconditioning treatment in January
I thought that my hair was taking to relaxers anymore... but I found out I was stretching too long to rather than rub the risk of under processing my hair... which cause two different textures and that is what causes breakage... I do not stretch that long anymore.... it caused more harm than good. GOOD LUCK!
I have a video up on my channel on how to properly stretch your hair as you dont need to stop stretching because your hair is breaking as you need to listen to your hair and give it what it needs and if you just jump from 12 weeks post relaxer to now going 6 months without a relaxer of course your going to have breakage. Breakage is caused at the line of demarcation when the natural texture and relaxed hair meets and its *DRY*
If your hair was in a protective style and you really took your time , your hair wouldn’t have got damaged , but that’s just me , I guess everyone’s hair is different.
For u to start shampooing ur hair the creme have to completely washed out and for ur hair the be straight after applying in creme use a small teeth comb to comb through
Have you ever thought that because you have low porosity hair your hair takes a while to respond to the relaxer therefore you should be keeping it in a bit longer than advised? (as I’m guessing the times are based on normal/medium porosity) and also do extra smoothing in order to help with penetration and get it straight. Think that’s the issue you’re having and why it’s not working… it’s just underprocessed. Also try using normal hair instructions not fine 😊 hope that helps if you’re still relaxing!
I’m not risking frying my hair because I want it straighter I think that’s where we struggle in the relaxed community, my hair stopped taking the relaxer, in general so I have moved on to other straightening variations to achieve the look I’m going for. You should always follow the directions & be advised by a professional first. As I shared in this video I had previously gotten a corrective relaxer so for me this was the last straw I’m still chemically treated at the moment! Thanks for tuning in and commenting boo❤️🩷🩵
Thanks for sharing, relaxed my hair today but based in the UK. Each sold at the hair store for £7.99, i had only bought one had to go back to get another wish i saw your video prior. You tried, hard to relax one's hair yourself without assistance in order to properly rinse all angles.
My hair dresser been using affirm for my hair for several years . I recently relaxed my hair myself for the first time in June . I stretched because my stylist took several months off .
From the site: www.avlon.com/science/affirm.html Affirm® 5 in 1 Reconstuctor For Damaged or Fine, Limp Hair # A unique blend of micro- and macrofibrous conditioners that is applied immediately after rinsing the relaxer from the hair and before the normalizing shampoo. # Normalizes the pH of hair while substantive conditioners are deposited well within the hair fiber. [Deep conditioning is still possible at this stage because of the upper mantle of the hair is still alkaline (approximate pH of 10.0) and the cuticles remain partially open. # Re-aligns, seals and smoothes cuticles. # Detangles. # Imparts body and volumizes fine, limp hair. # Enhances shine. Affirm® Positive Link® Conditioner For Medium to Coarse Hair # Applied immediately after Affirm® Creme Relaxer is rinsed from hair. [At this stage, the hair is still alkaline, (pH 10) and cuticles remain partially open, allowing the most effective penetration of micro and macro-conditioners.] # Restores hair to its proper pH of 4.5 - 5.5. # Re-aligns, firms and seals cuticles to enhance shine. # Highly Recommended for Regular Salon Services As a Deep Penetrating Moisturizing Conditioner. # Hydrates and softens dry, brittle hair. # Repairs damaged areas within and on the surface of the hair shaft. # Imparts a beautiful shine. # Eases combing and eliminates static electricity.
Because I wanted to film it for my channel, plus I was due to get the Japanese thermal straightening treatment this time this year but my hair wasn’t long enough. I will be now going to get the JTT in a few months since my hair doesn’t take the relaxer
*READ THE COMMENTS BEFORE YOU LEAVE AN ignorant COMMENT* Because I wanted to film it for my channel, plus I was due to get the Japanese thermal straightening treatment this time this year but my hair wasn’t long enough. I will be now going to get the JTT in a few months since my hair doesn’t take the relaxer
Honestly im not sure im no licensed cosmetologist but I understand there's other methods that are healthier that will get your hair straight plus im ready for something new! I recommend you as well look into other options
Neither do they for me or atleast by someone I trust so I’m traveling like 6 hours across the states to go to Hair’s talent here on UA-cam check them out
Jazzie Jae so excited you are going to hair’s talent, I really like her work and have been following her for years. I can’t wait to see your footage when you go!
Girllll you gotta catch up to what’s been going on Be sure to check out my most recent video, I’m hosting a giveaway with 3 winners and it’s still open!!!
Beautiful and healthy. I hope you don't get offended by this. But I love your hair vidoes the most, because it seems like your hair is somewhat like mines. It look like one side is longer than the other or the hair is more thicker on one side. I never see anyone hair like that on these UA-cam hair videos. I feel like I have someone I can relate to😕
Oh no im not offended, its the truth thats why I never trim my hair straight across because I would be cutting hair that's healthy so because I'm growing my hair out super long the hair that looks "thin" is actually my hair thats already grew in the back the hair in the front is still trying to catch up
I was also thinking, as I read some of the comments, that she is quick to be snappy. I def did not take her to be so quick with ppl at 1st sight. But it’s kool... I’m currently watching a 2nd video of hers. Curious to see her journey. I’m a professional and passionate about the health of hair. Just curious how ppl care for their hair at home. #enjoyingthevideos
The problem with relaxing your hair at home it is overlapping the relaxer from previously relaxed hair overlapping can cause breakage dryness and destroy your hair shift please be careful. I love this relaxer system but I Will caution you guys to please please do not overlap the relaxer if this is a retouch I think that she is overlapping so please don’t overlap because you will break your hair from dryness and damage from overlapping the relaxer. ‼️‼️‼️‼️ This is why black women are losing their hair from overlapping the relaxer .
I have under processed hair yes I am overlapping the relaxer. the video is up on my channel if you would like to see it professionally done thanks for tuning in
No I dont need a trim, yes I go to the salon, no I will not take advise from negative Nancies as I know what im doing to my hair which is why you tune in and watch me
Be carefull!!! I did a morrocan straigthening and it damaged my hair so baaaad! See and do your research. The japanese straightening was notcompatible with the chemichal of the relaxer wich is guanidine. There's a lot of straigthenings that are no compatible when you use relaxers so don't damage your pretty hair for no reason ok? I was on your situation when i decided to change and guess what?! Breakeage! Waiting for your results honey!
@@JazzieJaeT yess i did and i saw another videos about that but still im a litlle bit ceptic because we have a chemichal that its not compatible with that straightening. I will wait for you to do it first kkkkkk
good thing I actually didn't overlap the relaxer on my previously relaxed hair, im just going to assume you skipped around this is why its important to watch the entire video, but good try
I dont y this video mad me cring... I was really going crazy like sis please get that shit off the back of ya neck... but other than that luv this video
your hair looks healthy, but you need at least 3 inches cut off. then, it would've really look full and thicker. it's 2022, so hopefully you would've gotten then ends cut. well, more like a hair cut to make your hair even.
What does your hair being under processed have to do with it burning? It can still burn your scalp, while at the same time under process your strands. Smart ass! 😘
Please educate yourself on the terminology... thick hair is the diameter of each strand, thin hair is the amount of strands you have on your head, fine hair is the opposite of thick hair meaning the diameter of each strand is smaller than the diameter of someone who has thick hair. Focus on finding out what your hair is and not just looking at mine making an assumption as my hair is different than yours as I have fine hair
Jazzie Jae yea your response wasn’t 100%. So you actually need to educate yourself. The thickness of a simple strand is classified as fine, medium or coarse. The number of strands on the head is classified as thick or thin. And being that the young lady was simply asking you a question and not coming off rude, you were wrong both in your so called lesson and when it came to snapping. I started watching this video due to me being bored and not needing an education being that I already went through cosmetology school to get that education but you ma’am are too prissy for no reason. I’m surprised people even watch your videos
Ooh wee this gal... lol! Jazzie, what’s wrong??? You go in ready for a fight. You are a beautiful young lady (not that that matters much in my comment lol), wait for the fight to find you...then, show some class and choose your fights. #ladylike
@@JazzieJaeT i will never step feet back in a salon i learn they dont care about your hair they just want your money i live in a small town and its hard to fine someone who really care about your hair but to answer your question i dont have virgin hair i would be getting a touch up i no a lot about hair i just hadn't went to school. 4 months ago was the last time i go a relax i being really protecting my hair so i have ordered affirm products i was just asking u the steps but thanks anyways i found out what steps to take😏
They don't need too but I have seen it done before! Carli Bybel is the one who turned me on to Japanese Thermal Straightening treatment because her hair is always super straight for her to be Italian
She never said her daughters age and what we not gone do on this channel is tell people what they need to do. If she (the person doing her daughters hair) wants to explore different methods for styling I just hope she does her research which being subscribed to my channel is a great start especially if your bi racial.
Y’all have to remember, we have to stay in our own lane and just educate not tell people what they should or should not do. You never know people’s reasoning for the things they might do to their hair. As long as it’s healthy it will grow and I have proof
Relaxer isnt the only hair treatment that gives straight hair look into the Japanese thermal reconditioning treatment or the keratin treatment those are other alternatives
I see your new to my channel as missing or not watching my relaxer update videos will cause room for question. Be sure to check those out as i have said numerous times i will never go natural. Thanks for tuning in
@@JazzieJaeT yes I'm new love your videos.. But just what do you mean that this is your last relaxer? I'm guessing you we're starting a new stretch.. IDK but yes I will check out some of your other videos thanks for kind of answering my question 🤔🤷
**SOUND HAS BEEN EDITED DUE TO COPYRIGHT** I apologize guys but this was out of my control as my manager makes sure I have copyright free music but they decided to claim the entire sound track pretty much so I apologize I couldn't do much y'all
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If I have been using olive oil or a can I switch to affirm? Or is it best to stick with ors?
You should go to a stylist when switching relaxers but you can switch, and I wouldn't recommend switching to affirm I switched from affirm in 2017 to sytonics if you go to a shop you can see what products they use before your appointment ask for a consultation to ask all your questions.
I was yelling for u to rinse the nape of the back ur head so bad lol
lol yes but y'all have to remember 1. I don't see these things until I'm editing the video and 2. not everything you see is ALL that happens, I wind up washing my hair 3 times sitting under the hooded dryer 3 times which is why I came back the next day
@@JazzieJaeT oh k I understand u did a gud job still
Baby love me too! I was rinsing it in my head!
OMG it explains why her kitchen is so thin. Also her relaxer did not take because the Protecto is suppose to be used on NEW GROWTH ONLY!!!! The whole goal of it is to prevent over processing on the previously relaxed hair. And if she gets a Japanese relaxer with any trace of the regular relaxer on her hair shaft, it is gonna fall out like leaves in autumn! OMG I so hope she sees a good professional.
I deslike the video because of that, it's a bad bad example for people that are doing this for the first time 😣
Watching your video made me think about my relaxer days. Nothing like a fresh relaxer and a good wrap. That feeling when your wrap just falls. 😁
YESSSS I love it
Facts I'm going back to it new years
Exactly why I went back to relaxed. Much easier for me to maintain.
Hello there. First I want to say you have a beautiful and healthy hair.
I'm not a specialist, but I think you didn't get better results because you didn't use the protector correctly. It's meant to be applied on the ends of the hair, so it will protect them from the relaxer. The one meant to protect the scalp is called "gentle assurance"
The protecto is to be applied to the entire hair shaft, ESPECIALLY new growth
I knew it. I was like oops
Love this video! This was so helpful for me to start doing my own relaxers, and not being too intimidated by doing it myself. Im tired of spending money at the salons its time to DIY beautiful hair!
Exactly they are so rough with you and put wayyy too much 😞 what a waste of time and money 💰
Girl you know your not lying save money is important
Affirm was wonderful when I was getting relaxers. But now I am natural. It’s the best relaxer out there.
Yes, It made my Hair grow.
@@shellylong2158 I know your hair is beautiful
@@ebonylewis1680 I wish I could say it's me but it's the relaxer😂
I went natural when I was single, kids free, and had extra extra time to play with my texture. Several pregnancies & extra love handles later, I need to quicken my hair/wash routine so I can workout like my body needs without hair excuses. Your relaxed new growth is the kind of texture I’m hoping for all around. Thanks for the review!
Hi thanks for sharing. A woman teached me, if your hair doesn't take the relaxer. Four days before relaxer Day an egg/milk, mayo, honey oil treatment. And after that make a cooked rice water conditioner. Thumps up
Greatings from Belgium.
I just did that after my hair and hair is strong but healthy love this treatment
Mmm I tried out that recipe- delicious!
Who else was shouting at her to get the back of her head? 😃
Everyone else in the comment section
amoryll36 🙋🏾♀️
Yes 😃😃😃
Yess
Me
Your hair looks so silky and pretty, and it's so long! I can't wait to see what this Japanese treatment does to your hair🤗
Thanks boo me either im so excited plus my hair will be much longer when I go in a few months
Jazzy, please be sure to rinse all of the relaxer from the nape of your neck. Having any trace of it can cause hair damage and loss. Also please use the Affirm Gentle Assurance Scalp Protector before you start the relaxer process.
No
Please document the process for the Japanese straightening. I am wondering about it myself! I am not even relaxed but your hair tips and everything still help me too 🙂♥️
Aw thanks boo I appreciate the support I definitely will record the process I've already talked to hairs talent and they're 100% down with me sharing the process but check out their youtube channel as Gina is so informative
So surprised so many don't use affirm , it's point blank the best relaxer . That nasty olive oil shit always broke out my psoriasis the worst of all
What do you think of mizani?
@@Jazminfields I swear by Mizani Bhutter blend but I am low-key curios about Affirm.
@@hrhsophiathefirst4060 o use mizani and my hair has never broke with it but is seems like Affirm straightens the hair a little more from what I’ve seen .
Thanks for your video. I hope after you looked at the video, you realize that you have to be more careful and wash from the back of your neck. I don't have very soft hair but Affirm is the only relaxer that has not destroyed my hair and I also use mild because I colour my hair.
Excellent try Sis, am going to purchase this product now.👍
Great results. This relaxer deserves further investigation 😍👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
eh, its good but I know why I switched 2 years ago and why I'm switching again it doesn't get my hair bone straight like I like it
@@JazzieJaeT I think that’s because it’s harsh like other brands
Noticed that you didn’t rinse out the nape area properly the relaxer remained longer in that area.
Apart from that the length us great.
thanks for tuning in
Jazzie Jae love you girl 🧡
❤️ love you too babes
Great video, very thorough on affirm products Thank You.
It’s been years since I’ve had a relaxer and reason #1 my hair stop getting straight. It started staying crinkly after a fresh touch up. I even did the worst thing ever and left it in like 20 minutes longer than recommended (my hair survived thank god) and still texlax at best (this was before texlax was a thing). My relax journey included at home and going to professionals, same results.
It wasn’t ugly just not straight except my edges. THEEEEEEN I found out I was lopo (low porosity) so my cuticles stayed tightly closed unless using heat to lift and open and allow products in. This was why from relaxers to my faithful conditioner my hair was no longer responding to anything the way it used to.
So I tested this theory and I warmed the relaxer before applying and KABOOOOOOM every strand was straight like it used to be. I was so excited but I decided to return to natural so I began that journey and big chopped a few months later. I was just happy to have answers for MY head, MY hair.
Just maybe that’s what’s going on with you🤷🏾♂️. With lopo hair the strands are so tightly closed no products can get into the hair strands and process. You have to be able to lift the strands and heat has to become your bff to achieve that.
Now I’m not a licensed professional!!!! Not even a super experienced kitchen beautician lol I just researched and tried and it was the answer for me. A friend of mine started experiencing the same thing after like 10 years of relaxing. We did the strand test, she too was lopo so I suggested warming the relaxer and it worked for her as well.
thanks for sharing sometimes your hair can just be use to the relaxer so im no longer getting that treatment I will be going for a healthier alternative the Japanese thermal reconditioning treatment in January
Jazzie Jae I totally agree. Good luck on your new journey sis.
Hi how did you warm the relaxer?
I love seeing you relax your hair and everything. Great video.
Thanks for tuning in im glad you enjoyed my content!!!
I thought that my hair was taking to relaxers anymore... but I found out I was stretching too long to rather than rub the risk of under processing my hair... which cause two different textures and that is what causes breakage... I do not stretch that long anymore.... it caused more harm than good. GOOD LUCK!
I have a video up on my channel on how to properly stretch your hair as you dont need to stop stretching because your hair is breaking as you need to listen to your hair and give it what it needs and if you just jump from 12 weeks post relaxer to now going 6 months without a relaxer of course your going to have breakage. Breakage is caused at the line of demarcation when the natural texture and relaxed hair meets and its *DRY*
So how long should one wait before repairing the relaxer ? How much time do u wait ?
If your hair was in a protective style and you really took your time , your hair wouldn’t have got damaged , but that’s just me , I guess everyone’s hair is different.
My Hairstylist uses Affirm Fiberguard relaxer system on me and I love it!
Im not a fan i typically use sytonics
@@JazzieJaeT I never heard of that brand. How are you liking it?
Jazzie Jae I don’t like it either. I think it causes breakage and dryness. I like Mizani’s mild relaxer for fine/colour treated hair
Your hair looks so good
I got anxiety from her not rinsing the back. I naturally wash my neck while washing my hair😂😂😂 this is cute tho. May have to try
thanks for tuning in and don't worry I rinsed out after my deep conditioning treatment which you should know considering its curtail to every routine
I ALMOST COULDNT BREATH WHEN I SAW HOW LONG YOULEFT THAT PACTH OF RELAXER IN THE NAPE OF YOUR HEAD
Glad to see you made it to comment
You did a great job with this relaxer. I could never get it this well lol. I’m always rushing it
For u to start shampooing ur hair the creme have to completely washed out and for ur hair the be straight after applying in creme use a small teeth comb to comb through
Thanks for watching
Have you ever thought that because you have low porosity hair your hair takes a while to respond to the relaxer therefore you should be keeping it in a bit longer than advised? (as I’m guessing the times are based on normal/medium porosity) and also do extra smoothing in order to help with penetration and get it straight. Think that’s the issue you’re having and why it’s not working… it’s just underprocessed. Also try using normal hair instructions not fine 😊 hope that helps if you’re still relaxing!
I’m not risking frying my hair because I want it straighter I think that’s where we struggle in the relaxed community, my hair stopped taking the relaxer, in general so I have moved on to other straightening variations to achieve the look I’m going for. You should always follow the directions & be advised by a professional first. As I shared in this video I had previously gotten a corrective relaxer so for me this was the last straw I’m still chemically treated at the moment! Thanks for tuning in and commenting boo❤️🩷🩵
Thanks for sharing, relaxed my hair today but based in the UK. Each sold at the hair store for £7.99, i had only bought one had to go back to get another wish i saw your video prior. You tried, hard to relax one's hair yourself without assistance in order to properly rinse all angles.
It looks so good. You said it did not take but did you want it bone straight. It looks good to me.
Yeah its very under processed! You should check my corrective relaxer video out to really see the difference in textures
@@JazzieJaeT I will
So pretty and healthy
Thanks boo, I appreciate it
My hair dresser been using affirm for my hair for several years . I recently relaxed my hair myself for the first time in June . I stretched because my stylist took several months off .
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You can always get castor oil. Its cheap and mix the oils for length and thickness
I have a video up on that check it out
I can't wait to see this 😊👍
Common sense tell you put your hands at the back of ur head to wash out the relaxer
omg the pain seeing the relaxer still on your nape. o gosh
Turn. I promise. My hair doesnt even get straight. So..... the pain your experiencing is self inflicted (:
I’ve got a curly perm (wave nouveau) & I’m looking for a good hair masque, do you think affirm will help even thought it’s for straight relaxed hair ?
Im not sure
This your hair video it's terrific
Can you please tell me what’s « The Japenese Thermo-straightning Treatment » ! Ps : You have a beautiful hair ❤️
Thanks its a chemical treatment look it up here on youtube
I’m excitedddd🤯
Thanks for tuning in boo
Nice video--thanks
Thanks for tuning in! Be sure to check out my most recent video, I’m hosting a giveaway with 3 winners and it’s still open!!!
A question. If i used a relaxer and some remained, can i use it the next time i am relaxing my hair? Because it has no expiry date?
No it unless the activator hasnt been applied to the cream
@@JazzieJaeT thanks a lot
@ly wiggins i opened the tin and it smelled like very strong acid!! I threw it away immediately and opened all windows
Please what is the difference between the positive link conditioner and the 5in 1Affirm reconstructor
From the site: www.avlon.com/science/affirm.html
Affirm® 5 in 1 Reconstuctor For Damaged or Fine, Limp Hair
# A unique blend of micro- and macrofibrous conditioners that is applied immediately after rinsing the relaxer from the hair and before the normalizing shampoo.
# Normalizes the pH of hair while substantive conditioners are deposited well within the hair fiber. [Deep conditioning is still possible at this stage because of the upper mantle of the hair is still alkaline (approximate pH of 10.0) and the cuticles remain partially open.
# Re-aligns, seals and smoothes cuticles.
# Detangles.
# Imparts body and volumizes fine, limp hair.
# Enhances shine.
Affirm® Positive Link® Conditioner For Medium to Coarse Hair
# Applied immediately after Affirm® Creme Relaxer is rinsed from hair. [At this stage, the hair is still alkaline, (pH 10) and cuticles remain partially open, allowing the most effective penetration of micro and macro-conditioners.]
# Restores hair to its proper pH of 4.5 - 5.5.
# Re-aligns, firms and seals cuticles to enhance shine.
# Highly Recommended for Regular Salon Services As a Deep Penetrating Moisturizing Conditioner.
# Hydrates and softens dry, brittle hair.
# Repairs damaged areas within and on the surface of the hair shaft.
# Imparts a beautiful shine.
# Eases combing and eliminates static electricity.
Not me looking at her baby hairs laying smoothly even before relaxing while my shyt lookin like buckwheats
Lmao I promise it’s the deep treatments
If I did my relaxer this slow, i would have gotten burnt to kingdom come
Why relax if it's the last?
Because I wanted to film it for my channel, plus I was due to get the Japanese thermal straightening treatment this time this year but my hair wasn’t long enough. I will be now going to get the JTT in a few months since my hair doesn’t take the relaxer
@@JazzieJaeT oh OK I get it now thanks for answering
These products are wonderful.
Nice some people are Just Jealous ❤
I have a video showing my results with Japanese hair straightening. You wont regret it, I reccomend the liscio brand
You relaxing your own hair . I can't believe it I thought that was a no,no.
*READ THE COMMENTS BEFORE YOU LEAVE AN ignorant COMMENT*
Because I wanted to film it for my channel, plus I was due to get the Japanese thermal straightening treatment this time this year but my hair wasn’t long enough. I will be now going to get the JTT in a few months since my hair doesn’t take the relaxer
Why do you think the relaxer not taking . I noticed when I start relaxing my edges it dosent take as well either.
Honestly im not sure im no licensed cosmetologist but I understand there's other methods that are healthier that will get your hair straight plus im ready for something new! I recommend you as well look into other options
I was thinking about doing keratin but I’m not sure. They don’t do the Japanese method were I live
Neither do they for me or atleast by someone I trust so I’m traveling like 6 hours across the states to go to Hair’s talent here on UA-cam check them out
Yes I’m getting it in a few months (9weeks) I have to call and make my appointment but I will record that process and upload it to my channel
Jazzie Jae so excited you are going to hair’s talent, I really like her work and have been following her for years. I can’t wait to see your footage when you go!
Since your relax are you trying a different straightening method or...
Yes I will no longer be getting a relaxer I’m getting another chemical treatment in January called the Japanese thermal reconditioning treatment
Was this your last relaxer?
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Beautiful and healthy. I hope you don't get offended by this. But I love your hair vidoes the most, because it seems like your hair is somewhat like mines. It look like one side is longer than the other or the hair is more thicker on one side. I never see anyone hair like that on these UA-cam hair videos. I feel like I have someone I can relate to😕
Oh no im not offended, its the truth thats why I never trim my hair straight across because I would be cutting hair that's healthy so because I'm growing my hair out super long the hair that looks "thin" is actually my hair thats already grew in the back the hair in the front is still trying to catch up
Maybe you need a "corrective relaxer" at the salon
Maybe I did that at the salon ua-cam.com/video/r5eed9x3yYs/v-deo.html please check out my videos before you make a suggestion about my hair
Jazzie Jae why does your response seem snappy
@@JazzieJaeT wow why you so nasty
I was also thinking, as I read some of the comments, that she is quick to be snappy. I def did not take her to be so quick with ppl at 1st sight. But it’s kool... I’m currently watching a 2nd video of hers. Curious to see her journey. I’m a professional and passionate about the health of hair. Just curious how ppl care for their hair at home. #enjoyingthevideos
@@JazzieJaeT alot of anger
The problem with relaxing your hair at home it is overlapping the relaxer from previously relaxed hair overlapping can cause breakage dryness and destroy your hair shift please be careful. I love this relaxer system but I Will caution you guys to please please do not overlap the relaxer if this is a retouch I think that she is overlapping so please don’t overlap because you will break your hair from dryness and damage from overlapping the relaxer.
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This is why black women are losing their hair from overlapping the relaxer .
I have under processed hair yes I am overlapping the relaxer. the video is up on my channel if you would like to see it professionally done thanks for tuning in
😮Great video👏
Where did you get your affirm products from?
Be sure to check the description box as I always leave the links there I got mine off of Amazon
Ok thank you, I didn’t know where to click for that on my phone
That sucks that its not taking but that length though 😍
The relaxer didn’t take because it was not properly executed
@@byronthompson1192 Should she have kept in longer? It’s not recommended to leave a relaxer in for more that 15 minutes
The spongebob transition 😅
Great job
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Chile it’s so overlapped my anxiety is up and I’m not done watching 😢
Chille now it’s overlapped and colored omggg don’t look
No I dont need a trim, yes I go to the salon, no I will not take advise from negative Nancies as I know what im doing to my hair which is why you tune in and watch me
I came to the comments just to see what the "experts" would have to say 😂😂😂 continue to ignore them sis.
Be carefull!!! I did a morrocan straigthening and it damaged my hair so baaaad! See and do your research. The japanese straightening was notcompatible with the chemichal of the relaxer wich is guanidine. There's a lot of straigthenings that are no compatible when you use relaxers so don't damage your pretty hair for no reason ok? I was on your situation when i decided to change and guess what?! Breakeage! Waiting for your results honey!
Im going to hairs talent here on youtube I feel very confident in her work as she is my new stylist
@@JazzieJaeT Im curious to know more about that. My hair is just like yours very fine.
did you check out some of her videos ?
@@JazzieJaeT yess i did and i saw another videos about that but still im a litlle bit ceptic because we have a chemichal that its not compatible with that straightening. I will wait for you to do it first kkkkkk
I don’t get it ? This is your last relaxer and you spend 80 bucks on products you won’t be using again ? lol 😂
Does a salon relaxer not cost $60? And I went blonde. So I couldn’t relax but now I’m growing it back out to do it again with a little color
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Merci!!!💋
You did a terrible job.. with the cream on the nape of your neck.
Good thing its my hair and not yours... LMAFOOOO
How can I get affirm
Try Amazon!
Did you go back nature
Check out my latest video!!!
what hair vitamin you take ?
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you are overlapping your previous relaxed hair I cringed
good thing I actually didn't overlap the relaxer on my previously relaxed hair, im just going to assume you skipped around this is why its important to watch the entire video, but good try
I don’t think she overlapped any tbh ...
I actually didnt even go down far enough
Where’d you get your bracelet???
Be sure to check my videos I have up on my jewelry
How many times you've rinsed it should of been at least 3 to 4 times don't won't to cause breakage
I also washed it more off camera
I dont y this video mad me cring... I was really going crazy like sis please get that shit off the back of ya neck... but other than that luv this video
Thanks boo I did get it off eventually lol be sure to tune in and check out my latest video! 💛
Yes! I’m so excited to see your Japanese hair straightening videos
Me too I can’t wait to get it done
your hair looks healthy, but you need at least 3 inches cut off. then, it would've really look full and thicker. it's 2022, so hopefully you would've gotten then ends cut. well, more like a hair cut to make your hair even.
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Does it burn
My hair is under processed. You can answer that for yourself
What does your hair being under processed have to do with it burning? It can still burn your scalp, while at the same time under process your strands. Smart ass! 😘
I know i am smart thx just ask a question
@@ashleyadam955 I was referring to Jaz, not you you sis. You are smart. You asked a valid question.
How can I get some to buy
check the description box!
2 relaxer a year is the way to go
Would you say your hair is thick or thin? It look both i'm not sure
Please educate yourself on the terminology... thick hair is the diameter of each strand, thin hair is the amount of strands you have on your head, fine hair is the opposite of thick hair meaning the diameter of each strand is smaller than the diameter of someone who has thick hair. Focus on finding out what your hair is and not just looking at mine making an assumption as my hair is different than yours as I have fine hair
Jazzie Jae yea your response wasn’t 100%. So you actually need to educate yourself. The thickness of a simple strand is classified as fine, medium or coarse. The number of strands on the head is classified as thick or thin. And being that the young lady was simply asking you a question and not coming off rude, you were wrong both in your so called lesson and when it came to snapping. I started watching this video due to me being bored and not needing an education being that I already went through cosmetology school to get that education but you ma’am are too prissy for no reason. I’m surprised people even watch your videos
Her hair looks fine and very thin. Mines fine and super thick 🙄
@@justkaylaplease1231 exactly
Ooh wee this gal... lol! Jazzie, what’s wrong??? You go in ready for a fight. You are a beautiful young lady (not that that matters much in my comment lol), wait for the fight to find you...then, show some class and choose your fights. #ladylike
Girl u need a trim
Girl i dont. Worry about the hair on your head. Girl
Jazzie Jae LOL That last ‘girl’ took me OUT. 😂
Is it lye or no lye❤❤
Im not sure
No lye... any relaxer that has to be mixed with the activator is no lye
Hi jazz i have 4c hair what should i used normal or mild
I would go to the salon for a virgin relaxer
@@JazzieJaeT i will never step feet back in a salon i learn they dont care about your hair they just want your money i live in a small town and its hard to fine someone who really care about your hair but to answer your question i dont have virgin hair i would be getting a touch up i no a lot about hair i just hadn't went to school. 4 months ago was the last time i go a relax i being really protecting my hair so i have ordered affirm products i was just asking u the steps but thanks anyways i found out what steps to take😏
I love your videos and a big support and does white girl need to relaxer there hair
They don't need too but I have seen it done before! Carli Bybel is the one who turned me on to Japanese Thermal Straightening treatment because her hair is always super straight for her to be Italian
Ok then I just do them on my daughters she is mixed with black and white love you
@pink girl very good advice that you gave her...
She never said her daughters age and what we not gone do on this channel is tell people what they need to do. If she (the person doing her daughters hair) wants to explore different methods for styling I just hope she does her research which being subscribed to my channel is a great start especially if your bi racial.
Y’all have to remember, we have to stay in our own lane and just educate not tell people what they should or should not do. You never know people’s reasoning for the things they might do to their hair. As long as it’s healthy it will grow and I have proof
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Is it racist if I (a white person) get my hair relaxed?
Only if those are your intentions
@@JazzieJaeT I just want my frizzy hair to look straight.
Relaxer isnt the only hair treatment that gives straight hair look into the Japanese thermal reconditioning treatment or the keratin treatment those are other alternatives
No lmao. It's not
Yes 😐
Your volume went down
Didn't understand why this was your last time.. I mean are you going natural and if so why relaxe now?
I see your new to my channel as missing or not watching my relaxer update videos will cause room for question. Be sure to check those out as i have said numerous times i will never go natural. Thanks for tuning in
@@JazzieJaeT yes I'm new love your videos.. But just what do you mean that this is your last relaxer? I'm guessing you we're starting a new stretch.. IDK but yes I will check out some of your other videos thanks for kind of answering my question 🤔🤷
@@ladyshay9429 she will be using the Japanese straightener treatment . I believe
Now that i have updated you guys in my newer content do you see why i feel like stop getting relaxers
you’re going to stop relaxing?
Please check out this video Relaxer Update #5 ua-cam.com/video/yt3597Wn5OE/v-deo.html
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