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Layer it over a hydrating curl cream for best results. Primary Menu. Search for: Search. View this post on Instagram. According to the woman, a representative from the salon informed her that it was standard procedure to mix a small amount of relaxer into the shampoo used for people with natural hair and that it wasn't cause for concern. I reached out to the woman who originally posted the screenshot to Twitter, but she was not immediately available to confirm the identity of the original poster.
When I spoke with someone from Lucy's salon this afternoon asking about whether it was their policy to mix relaxer in with their shampoo, I was informed that the business was not currently commenting on the story. Lisbeth Dominican Hair Salon, which the woman also called out in his original post, made a point of posting to Facebook that they did not make a practice of mixing relaxer in with shampoo.
After the woman posted photos of her now processed hair as a warning to women with natural hair who might patronize the salon, the natural hair community quickly came to the consensus that the woman would be well justified if she decided to sue the salon. I'm not surprised. I've read Yelp reviews complaining that a lot of Dominican salons in DC also put relaxer in shampoos to "manage" hair. In Tosha's opinion, the salon's policy of mixing relaxer in with its shampoo had a lot to do with the the Dominican Republic's complicated and often uneasy relationship with blackness especially when it comes to black hair.
Dominican salons are renowned in many black communities for their ability to straighten curly hair for long stretches of time. Back in the DR itself, straight hair is often seen as one of the markers of social and racial superiority that Dominicans of Spanish descent use to differentiate themselves from Dominicans of African descent and people from neighboring Haiti. The A.
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