Permanant: Everything you want to know.
Why do we shudder at the sound of “perm”?
Why is it that when the hairdresser mentions it to you, it makes you disgusted?
Read my article about the perm and love it too because it’s back in fashion!
When we hear the word “perm” we think of “burnt hair”.
But why is this happening?
The cause lies in the past!
THEN…
The inventor Karl Nessler, who invented the endurance curling, used a chandelier-like machine with many wires and hot rods. The whole process took about 6 hours.
That was the hot perm and a lot of hair was burned until we come to now, where we use the cold perm.
THE PERMAFROST TODAY
Today the conversion of straight hair into curly hair is done without heat but with a chemical called thioglycolic acid. Unfortunately it has a bad smell but fortunately the conversion process is risk-free.
Then follows the rinse and then comes the fixation which neutralizes and stabilizes the hair in its new form!
THE WAY.
First the hairdresser checks the skin and the condition of the hair.
After making the diagnosis, it decides how to proceed in terms of its chemical and mechanical action.
That is, the size of the bicutis she will use for wrapping the hair.
Usually, the goal is elastic curls with natural movement and at the same time healthy hair with softness and shine.
AFTER THE PERMACADE WHAT?
After the perm in the salon, the hair should be left untreated for 3 days.
After this time you can wash and detangle your hair with a sparse-toothed comb.
Every time you wash your hair, you will use conditioner on the lengths and ends because the perm loves moisturized hair.
FORMATION
Hair with a perm should be blow-dried in a blow-dryer so that the air diffuses through the hair.
You will have the dryer on medium intensity and medium temperature.
The slower your hair dries, the more elastic, bouncy and shiny your curls will be.
And always use the appropriate styling products suggested by your hairdresser.
Curly hair has been a top trend in recent years as it is always sexy!
So dare to change the texture of your hair by trusting your hairdresser.
And from me… Good luck!
Yannos Mindilonitis
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