*CherryPie*
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Misseyl My WHOLE post agreed with you. 

@sunnieb @Nonie @Cherrypie - A forum just for relaxed hair should be included here, after-all this is a hair-site. Learning how to take care of hair is what this is about and you use different techniques to handle relaxed or natural hair, so it is only fitting that a forum for each is separate so that you can quickly find information you are looking for -- whether it be for natural or relaxed hair. Why should I be searching all over the place to find out the latest information on protein treatments, relaxers, or the newest conditioner for relaxed hair? Too much work. Like I said earlier Youtube is beginning to look very good to me because I can actually hear what the person is saying and the demonstrations are very good too.
Your question makes me think that some of you don't really understand that hair is hair is hair. Or realize that understanding hair science is more important than knowing what others with your hair state are doing. Considering hair comes in different textures...and we also have different health needs, knowing what hair needs GENERALLY is more important than trying to copy what Jennifer does to grow her hair to waist when Jen happens to have coarse hair and to have led a healthy lifestyle all her life (thanks to a health conscious mom) and to come from a family of healthy folks and been lucky not to have been made ill by the environment so she's always been well and her metabolism is so good she doesn't need supplements as she gets all her nutrients from food. While Mary on the other hand had parents who were crackheads so started life as a sickly child; her hair is fine because it's genetically so. She is a junk food eater and gets ill often and so is usually on medication that adds toxins to her body slowing her metabolism down.
I NEVER read product threads coz I'm a no-product regimen chick. Still THAT has never bothered me. I also hate typing thread and also can see trouble-brewing threads and so very smoothing go past them and only open those threads I am interested in or if I'm mentioned in one. Is it such a feat to just skip over topics you don't care for? 
We could even have a separate one for product reviews like Curltalk does...
relaxed head here. We're around more than you know. Most of us have found our lane and stay there but we're always willing to help each other. I'm a stickler for responding to everyone that presents a question as I've been there and occasionally I go back there. 