How can I undo a hair relaxer?

I relaxed my hair like a week ago, and it fried my hair.....now it's curly in some areas and straight as a board in others...is there anything I can do to fix it without drying it out anymore?How can I undo a hair relaxer?
Cut it off. Cannot reverse a perm. Just conditon it really well %26amp; keep it moist. Not sure on ur hair type.How can I undo a hair relaxer?
A relaxer is a process that permanently changes the structure of the hair, it cannot be reverted. To get back your natural hair you would have to allow it to grow out and cut off all relaxed hair. In the meantime try to enjoy your new look. Trim off the porous ends and do weekly deep condition treatments. If you desire curls do roller sets with smaller rollers. If you want it straighter do roller set with larger rollers and then wrap your hair. Just have fun%26gt;
Sorry you can't the best thing you can do is cut it out, condition it and grow it out, if your hair was long, buy a wig, let maintenance.
a relaxer is better known in its infancy as a permanent. why? because it's straightens or in your case damages the hair the product is applied to permanently. All you can do is to wait for it to grow out while you repair it with protein treatments and conditioning and if you're brave cut it all off.
i made that mistake last year(april 05)the very minute after i relaxed my hair i was upset because i knew all along i wanted to go natural so 2 weeks later i got braids and grew it out that way, i kept braids in for a little over a year and now it's been almost 2 years, i don't recommend everyone getting braids after relaxing, it can severely break off hair but i know how wear them and what to put in my hair. either cut it or wear braids for a while, if you go to a salon they might be able to fix your issue for you(it might be worth the money)
Sorry, you cant.
cut it off or let grow out


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Hair relaxers chemically change the structure of your hair so you cannot undo it. Growing it out is your best option. You can try Infusium 23 for dry damaged hair for some reliev. It makes the TOP3 best list! See this source for why. http://www.beautyqa.com/