DIRECTIONS
Read Carefully Before You Begin:
-DO read directions completely and carefully.
-DO apply pre-crème or lubricant to hairline, nape, and skin area.
-DO wear protective gloves while using relaxer crème.
-DO apply relaxer crème to new growth only when doing a touch-up.
-DO NOT apply relaxer crème to scalp or other exposed skin parts.
-DO NOT exceed maximum time limits as shown in directions.
-DO NOT pre-shampoo, wet, or brush hair before relaxing.
-DO NOT use heat in any step of the process except for final blow drying.
STEP 1 : APPLICATION & RELAXATION
Apply protective coating of petroleum jelly to hairline, nape, and skin area. Using an application brush, gently part hair into four sections. Wearing protective gloves, start application at the nape area by applying relaxer creme as close to the scalp as possible. Continue in thin sections, moving in the direction of the forehead. Upon reaching the forehead, repeat the process for the other half of the head, applying the relaxer to the hairline last. After relaxer is completely applied, begin smoothing in the nape area where the relaxer was first applied. Smooth hair for several strokes and continue to the next section in same pattern relaxer creme was applied. Repeat this procedure until the hair is relaxed.
NOTE : If patron shows any discomfort or stinging sensation during the allocated time, rinse off the relaxer immediately.
STEP 2 : RINSE
When desired relaxation has been obtained, rinse hair thoroughly with a strong force of warm water until the hair is free of all traces of the creme relaxer. Specifically check hairline and back of ears.
STEP 3 : NEUTRALIZE
Keep hair in straight form. Do not manipulate hair during shampooing. Use non-alkaline shampoo {pH 7.0 or less}. Give at least two shampoos, rinsing well after each shampooing, then blot excess water from the hair and condition.
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