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How Often to Relax Hair
Checking Hair's Condition Before Relaxing
Types of Hair Relaxers
How to Pick a Level of Hair Relaxer
Tips for Sensitive Hair Relaxers
How to Protect Clothes when Relaxing Hair
How to Prepare Hair for Relaxer Base
How to Divide Hair for a Relaxer
How to Prepare the Base Hair for Relaxers
How to Prepare the Hair Line for Relaxers
How to Apply a Hair Relaxer Protector
How to Measure a Hair Relaxer Formula
How to Mix Hair Relaxers
How to Apply Relaxers on New Hair Growth
Comb Vs. Brush: Hair Relaxer Applications
How to Avoid Overlapping Relaxers on Hair
How to Relax Natural Hair
How to Apply Relaxers to the Front of Hair
Techniques for Applying Hair Relaxers
How to Apply Relaxers to Curly Hair
Advice for Applying Relaxers to Grey Hair
How to Tell when Hair is Relaxed
How to Prepare Hair Relaxer Neutralizer
How to Rinse Hair After Using Relaxers
How Long to Rinse Hair after Relaxing
How to Use a Shampoo Neutralizer on Relaxed Hair
How Many Times to Shampoo Hair After Relaxing
How to Check Hair for Moisture: Hair Relaxing
How to Use Conditioner on Relaxed Hair
How to Style Hair with Rollers: Hair Relaxing
How to Blow Dry Relaxed Hair
How to Brush Dry Relaxed Hair
How to Use a Flat Iron on Relaxed Hair
How to Apply Gloss to Relaxed Hair
Summary: Learn how to rinse hair after using relaxers with expert hair care tips in this free beauty video clip.
Liz Muller is the owner of Liz's Hair Design in Hollywood, Florida. As a professional hair designer and color specialist since 1985, she is one of the top Internet gurus on hair care,...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village my name is Liz Muller from Liz's Hair Design in Hollywood, Florida and today I'm going to teach you how to relax color treated hair. I'm rinsing out her hair. Make sure you rinse it this hair really really well. Hair like this costumer here is very difficult you know why cause she has plenty of it and you don't want to, any relaxer in the hair. Because relaxer can remove hair. It becomes like a hair remover after a while so you don't want to leave any relaxer in the hair no residue. Go ahead and bring your client, go ahead and put your hand her to rinse out your clients relaxer right close to the hair line. Rinse that hair line first it is very delicate, the hairline and is alway finer."
eHow Article: How to Rinse Hair After Using Relaxers
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