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Affirm Conditioning in Mild
Affirm Fiberguard in Mild
Optimum Anti-Breakage in Reg
Mizani in Mild


These all work good on my 4 a/b hair, but I've been using Affirm for 2 yrs and I do it myself an it looks just as good as going to a salon.
 
A question, what's the difference between some of the no lye relaxers... doesn't that make sense, I don't mean the difference between lye and no lye..
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I use Design Essentials. It works pretty good. The stimulating deep conditioner and the leave in conditioner are great!!
 
LuLu,
There is a range of the concentration of active ingredienant that can be in a relaxer. For lye I think it is I beleive and someone please correct me if I am wrong, that a mild by defenition has 1.85-2.0% NAOH and a regular 2.0-2.2 %NaOH and a super is 2.2-2.25%. I think I read this a loooong time ago.If the numbers are wrong I think the concept is correct. A few of the large professional size ones have the percentage on it. So hopefully this helps answer your question. I am not familiar with the no lye concentrations.
 
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