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- technique used to loosen or relax tightly curled hair patterns by approximately 50% of their natural shape
- the relaxer is applied to the new growth only to match the previously relaxed hair
- the temporary method of hair relaxing was invented by in the early 1900's
- the ability to loosen or reduce. the hair existing texture such as straightening curly or tightly curled hair
- type of relaxer that requires the use of a base cream on the scalp to prevent irritation
- the type of relaxer service that is performed only in selected areas of the head (nape, sides, or perimeter)
- percentage of the natural texture be removed when relaxing the hair
- known as sodium hydroxide relaxers
- ammonium thioglycolate relaxer strength used on healthy, color-treated, fine. textured or porous hair
- pH of ammonium thioglycolate
- the porosity of the hair affected when working with a chemical relaxer affects the
- percentage of curl pattern to be removed to achieve a S-curl pattern
- texture pattern associated with an elliptical follicle
- replaces the natural oils that are removed during the chemical relaxing process
- advise a client not to shampoo their hair for within how many hours prior to a sodium hydroxide relaxer
- procedure done prior to a relaxer service to check for any cuts, bruises sores and abrasions
- performed prior to a virgin ammonium thioglycolate relaxer
- extreme breakage shortly after a relaxer service may be caused by
- product used to provide moisture and help retain shape of a new curl configuration
- the product used to reduce the curl pattern
- the number of processes involved when performing a curl reformation
- the main ingredient found in rearranges
- applied to the client's hair during curl reformation to ensure thorough saturation of the perm
- the size parting used during a curl reformation
- used on tightly curled, coarse-textuered hair
