Cyberperm™ Virtual Relaxer System

[VinDieselsWifey]

http://www.hairforsale.com/site/790160/page/611477

anyone ever hear of this? i was messing around on the internet and came across it. i don't believe any claims at the moment about "natural and safe relaxers", but i was curious. they don't list their ingredients though.

i have been researching for a few months about the bonds in hair, what chemicals do to the bonds in hair, any natural alternatives, etc. i even broke out my college chemistry books to see what they say.

the disulfide bonds in hair are the strongest, and the only way i know how to break them is chemically (permanent) or with heat (temporary). i'm still on my quest to find the most gentle way to loosen disulfide bonds before i go back to chemicals. if i ever did go back to chemicals, i think i will make my own relaxer. i might as well put this chemistry degree to some use!

 

[ravensunshine]

Hey, thanks for this info. I too am always in the market for gentle relaxers to use. I have been using the Bodiphier and I have been happy, but I occasionally search the internet to keep abreast of what's new.

Here's one I found- it's from Israel, but you can buy it online. I will hold off until I can find out more about it, but it sure looks interesting.
http://www.dandicosmetics.com/
You will need to wait for the video to play through before you can access the entire web site. Yes, they have African women using the product too.

 

[HoneyDew]

"Pull threw to the ends of the hair for 5 minutes."

scary.

 

[HairPhoenix]

I would be skeptical about this product. I didn't find a list of ingredients or a full explanation of how the product works. I would hold off on trying it until you can get some testimonies from others. It could be another "Rio"... works fine at first, then you go bald.