Perms and Perming Hair
A Guide to Permanent Waves
Each formulation of a permanent wave serves a specific purpose based on different hair types. Understanding the pros and cons of these formulations is essential for determining the best option
for individual hair needs. More...
Are Permanent Curls Right for You?
Perming your hair is a significant decision, regardless of what others may say. It's essential to remember that it involves chemical treatment, which can potentially damage your hair. Therefore, it's
crucial to be well-informed and exercise caution beforehand. More...
Perms Q&A
Questions and answers on anything that has to do with perms and the perming process. Read the questions submitted by other visitors and ask your own questions. All questions are answered by
a licensed cosmetologist. More...
Perm Rods
Choosing perm rods is one of those subjects that requires a little finesse when it comes to choosing the right one. The size of the perm rod you need to use depends largely on the length of
the hair being permed and the amount of curl you want to have in the finished style. More...
How to Wrap a Perm
The biggest factor in a successful perm is the perm wrap. How the hair is wound on the perm rod, the size of the rod, and the number of rods used all affect the outcome.
So, we're going to show you how to wrap a perm. For our demonstration we will wrap a body wave. More...
How to Wrap a Spiral Perm
The difference between a spiral wrap and the standard perm wrapping method is found primarily in the resulting curls. Standard perm wrapping involves taking a wide, but thin
segment of hair and wrapping it around a thin rod so that the hair forms layer upon layer of hair. More...
How Perms Work
From straight to curly, curly to straight, and everywhere in between, millions of people each year do something to change the texture and wave patterns of their hair.
There are many rules to remember, and some myths that need to be dispelled. So, let's talk about hair and perms. More...
The Scientific Process of Perming and Relaxing
This article discusses perming and relaxing and the scientific processes involved. When the hair is permed, its disulfide bonds are broken through a chemical reaction called reduction.
A reduction reaction involves either the removal of oxygen or the addition of hydrogen. More...
Long and Curly Celebrity Hairstyles
Photos of celebrities with long, curly hair and tips to help you recreate their looks. Browse through hundreds of images showcasing stunning styles for long, curly hair. These styles cater to various face
shapes and hair colors. More...
Aftercare for Colored or Chemically-treated Hair
I often get approached by women who have had color treatments, permed hair, or straightening services and want to know the best way to care for their chemically-treated hair in order to restore its
condition and preserve the new style or color. Here is some basic care advice. More...