Hair Perming

Permanent Change:

1. Unlike temporary styling methods, a perm creates a long-lasting change in your hair's natural texture. The results can last for several months.

Chemical Process:

1. Perming involves the application of a chemical solution, usually a perm solution or lotion, to break and reform the hair's natural bonds.

Curling Tools:

1. Hair is wound around perm rods or rollers to create the desired curl pattern. The size of these tools determines the resulting curl size.

Processing Time:

1. After applying the perm solution and winding the hair, it needs to be processed for a specific amount of time, which can vary depending on the hair type and desired results.

Neutralizing:

1. Once the hair has been processed, a neutralizing solution is applied to set the new curl pattern and stabilize the hair's structure.

Professional Styling:

1. Hair perming is typically done by a trained hairstylist who can assess your hair type, select the right products, and perform the process correctly