Hi. I've been trying to follow the various phyto threads and can't help but be impressed by the frequent raves & praises...anyone using this product to texturize? would the process be the same except for the timing? I've been completely natural now for 3 yrs (after 30+ yrs. relaxing) and enjoying it more each day (especially since finding LHCF!) but my thin, fine 3c hair is hard to style; without tons of products (and sometimes even with) I get a frizzy mop when I try to "wash n' go". A bun is the only style I've mastered (a little boring after a couple of yrs now) I was thinking just a little softening of my coils would make life a lot easier (sort of a Curl Salon "silkening"?) I still enjoy wearing my hair strightened on occasion but it seems to revert within hours of heat styling, perhaps a texturizer would address all these issues. Any thoughts or suggestions? TIA!
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Anyone use PHYTORELAXER to TEXTURIZE???
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LaNecia
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Glad you asked this cause it sure has been on my mind 
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I've done the big chop and found my very coily natural texture to be tooooooo much to handle since I'm not really feeling the puff for myself.
I've found some products that have done a lot towards making it easier to do but 45 minutes for flat twists every other day or so to keep them neat is wearing on my nerves in the worst of ways! 
I've been researching
the Jazma Wash and Wear method of texturizing and am very interested in doing this using the Phyto.
So, ladies, where ya at? We need the scoop
TIA!!
Humbly!
LaLa
!!! I've done the big chop and found my very coily natural texture to be tooooooo much to handle since I'm not really feeling the puff for myself.
I've found some products that have done a lot towards making it easier to do but 45 minutes for flat twists every other day or so to keep them neat is wearing on my nerves in the worst of ways! I've been researching
the Jazma Wash and Wear method of texturizing and am very interested in doing this using the Phyto. So, ladies, where ya at? We need the scoop
TIA!!
Humbly!
LaLa
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LaNecia
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Phoenix,
Once you get the video and see how it works, using the Phyto, it should be nothing but good for the hair! The method of application of the relaxer in conjunction with the Phyto should make for much more manageable hair, no scalp and hair damage from over processing.
Sengschick uses it as a texturizer...do we need to put out an APB?
Once you get the video and see how it works, using the Phyto, it should be nothing but good for the hair! The method of application of the relaxer in conjunction with the Phyto should make for much more manageable hair, no scalp and hair damage from over processing.
Sengschick uses it as a texturizer...do we need to put out an APB?
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LaNecia
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MonaLisa said:
Uh-oh!
Mahalialee4
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bump...bump...bump....
WaterMoccasin
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I was wondering about this same thing!
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LaNecia
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Bumpity bump!!! C'mon ladies!!! 
UmSumayyah
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pm sengschick. I think this is what she does.
DDTexlaxed
TRANSITION OVER! 11-22-14
How do u get phyto index 1? I don't understand hairboutique's method of selling it. I know this is a dumb q, but can I get an answer anyway? :Blush2:
