Perm on hair: The 80's fashion that was a hit again

The permanent is back! This technique was a real fad in the 80's. All women who wanted to have voluminous and frizzy hair resorted to this method, but over time, the fashion ended and straight hair took the spotlight for itself. But not for long. This procedure is again being sought after, but this time, modernized. Today, perm hair is used with the aim of giving definition to curly and frizzy locks or making curls in straight hair. Come see how it works.

But is your hair healthy to do such a procedure? Otherwise he will need to fortify himself first for the technique to be successful. THE BeautVip will help you with that, strengthening the hairs, reducing the fall and making them more beautiful.

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How is hair permed?

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The hair perm is done by remodeling the hair with ammonia thioglycolate and using accessories suitable for the procedure. This causes the hair's natural structure to break and a new one is formed, so the keratin “swells” making the strand more malleable and so it can be curled. Right after this process, another product is used to stop this reaction, making the curls permanent.

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Hair Perm Types

Afro permanent

The afro perm, as the name suggests, aims to define frizzy hair. In this case, the bigudinhos (accessories used in the procedure) need to be heated to 150°C for the fixation of the ammonia thioglycolate and leave the strands with the expected result. there is no damage, especially if other chemical procedures have already been performed.

Digital permanent

When the perm on the hair is done digitally, blue LED light is used, so that the thioglycolate is better absorbed, other types of products that will prevent hair damage are also used. In the digital permanent, the curls are wider, having a more natural and wavy effect.

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permanent steam

This is a procedure that can be done at home and will not use thioglycolate. The ingredients are easily accessible and a great choice for those going through the hair transition process, as it will be done in straight or wavy hair appliqués.

learn to do
  • Moisturizing cream of your choice (preferably white)
  • Pressure cooker
  • 1 bowl
  • Ice
  • barbecue sticks
  • latex elastics
  • Ice water

Moisten the strands and apply the moisturizing cream throughout the hair, keeping a distance of two fingers from the root. Divide the hair into locks of the desired thickness and wrap the hair in barbecue sticks. Secure with the elastics in a way that does not run the risk of coming loose.

Wrap all hair already wrapped around the sticks with a towel and place in a pressure cooker with water. After gaining pressure, wait 15 minutes and turn off the heat. Remove the towel with the toothpicks and quickly place it in the bowl with ice. Wait 15 minutes and then remove the towel with hair from the basin. Unroll the toothpicks from all over the hair and wash with a shampoo sulphate-free and condition.

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How to care for perm hair?

If you've ever had chemical procedures on your hair, you know it requires care. Perm is no different. Look:

The procedure requires some care before and after it is done. Damaged, brittle, dry and opaque strands will not withstand the process, so it will be necessary to take care of them until they are healthy enough, as the perm is made with chemical substances. The process will cause the loss of nutrients, proteins and amino acids from the strands and if they are weakened, a chemical cut can occur, leading to breakage of the entire hair.

After it is done, common care is needed such as hydration, nutrition and hair reconstruction. Nothing that is not already important in the day-to-day care of the yarn. Other chemical procedures cannot be done for a while after the perm. Dizziness, discoloration or other procedures can only be done after an interval of at least 15 days and still, it can be a risk.

Choose a professional who already has a good history with this type of procedure to avoid the result not being as desired.