It may be a dumb query, it takes so long to straighten the thick curly hairstyle with some frizz control and a flat iron. I was wondering if they can get a relaxer for this kind of hair?
Thio (Thioglycolate) relaxer. It is actually a texturizer and it is designed for curly or wavy hair. There's several lovely products out there: Rusk Radical Anti-curl, Redken Vertical, L'oreal X-tenso, Matrix Opti-smooth. They are all professional treatments. Do some reseach to find out if there's any reputable salons in your area that offer the service.
First, there's several different ways to straighten hair. The relaxers have 'Lye' and they are mostly strong for the hair although they can be used if applied by a skilled stylist. Most straightening products are fundamentally 'perms' or permanent waves which are combed in to the hair and they will straighten the hair. It is depending on the coursework of different hair.
Stay away from Lye (sodium hydroxide) relaxers, or calcium hydroxide relaxes. They are not designed for this kind of hair type and won't produce the results which you are looking for.
Thio, will produce soft shiny hair, that will be much less hard to straighten, but you will still be able to wear your hair curly or wavy if you require to. The waves or curls will be looser, smoother and shinier.
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