Originals By Africa's Best Olive Oil Conditioning Relaxer System, Helps Repair, Rebuild and Restore Your Hair's Elasticity and Softens & Shines, Designed for Normal Hair Textures

I can't give a review on the actual product due to damage of 1 of the relaxers that I purchased. Therefore, I'm giving 3 stars at this time. I purchased 2 boxes and 1 box was damage but unopened. I didn't think anthing of it. I took my crochet twists down last weekend and wanted my hair to breathe for a week before relaxing. When I opened the relaxer in the damaged box, I discovered the liquid bottle had leaked. It was hard and crunchy on the bottle; the packet of shampoo and along the inside of the box. So, now there's an extented delay in relaxing my hair. I have a lot of hair and 1 relaxer will not do the job. I'm hoping to receive the replacement sooner rather than later. Once received, I will relax my hair and provide an updated review.UPDATE:I received the replacement and the same issue (the liquid had leaked inside the box). Therefore, I am returning all relaxers because I am not about to risk my hair falling out due to the mixture of the cream relaxer and activator solution ratio being incorrect. The relaxer I held on to did not have any damage to the box. However, I opened the box and the same issue had occurred as the others. I have 3 relaxers and can't use not one due to this issue. It has to be a better way to package the liquid solution, especially when it is being transported. I am disappointed. I will try my local hair store for this product and hope that I have a better experience.

I love the effectiveness of this kit as well as the price. No problems whatsoever.

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I love this relaxerThis is the only brand I use in my hair 👍❤️

My hair is relaxed. I can say that much. I did not go over my time limit. You can't. Your scalp feels like fire at roughly the 15 minute mark. I have scabs on my scalp and chemical burns on my face, from where a piece of hair was on my cheek. This is the most acidic perm I have ever used. I will not buy again and I can't recommend it. This brand -DONT GO OVER YOUR TIME LIMIT. It's so bad I was afraid that my hair was going to fall out in the sink. It didn't.... But these chemical burns are real AF. Don't buy.

This product left my hair feeling very soft and healthy.

I have used store brought perms and they really broke off my hair. My hair has always been “nappy” to maintain no matter how much brushing or blowdrying I would do. This relaxer was very loving to my damaged perm hair. It made it soft and shiny and I didn't lose any hair when I was brushing it out.

Works good, easy to use and not harsh for my hair. No bad chemical smells.