Black beauty: is relaxer a problem?

Hair relaxers are a vast and often controversial topic!
For us, who advocate for natural Black beauty, avoiding the question is not the solution. We already addressed it during the presentation of Juliette Sméralda's book. Today, we want to approach the subject concretely: What is hair relaxing? What are its consequences for our hair? Find our feature on NoireôNaturel.com !!!
For us at NoireôNaturel, it seems obvious that relaxing one's hair two to three times a year does not have the same impact on our hair capital; but what about relaxing our hair every month and a half? And the money spent: 1 for the relaxer itself and 2 for the treatments supposed to repair the damage caused by altering the hair's initial structure. It's a vicious circle!!! And we protest against certain detractors who would say that wearing one's hair naturally is not serious!!!

For us, it is obvious that choosing to understand the specificities of one's hair, whether curly or coily, accepting this specificity, and understanding how to care for and maintain it to finally accept oneself, to reveal oneself, will inevitably lead to self-esteem, to an inner beauty that will reveal itself outwardly!!!

It will simply lead to being oneself!!! And if being different, claiming it, being proud of it: that is being oneself with one's twists, curls, locs, and afro, where is the problem?

 Nota Bene: And if you "really" want to sport another style with "straight" hair and you have relatively soft or mixed-race hair, why not opt for a blow-dry at a good hairdresser who will protect your hair from the heat of the hairdryer or even a expertly done weave. The advantage of these two options is that they do not alter the very structure of your hair and thus allow you to change your look as you wish!

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