Can hair be permed loosely

[waxed]

Hi guys

Just a quick question, can you have your hair permed so that it has big loose curls.

Thank you

Angela

 

[Jeni Giles]

Hi guys

Just a quick question, can you have your hair permed so that it has big loose curls.

Thank you

Angela

Depends- generally a loose perm gives more of a wave or touseled look, not the crisp defined large curls you are probably imagining.

 

[waxed]

Thanks are they only acheived buy tongs


Angela

 

[Mandahh]

Yes You Can Get Your Hair Permed Loosely,
Tell Your Stylist You Want A Perm Thats Going To
Give You The Look You Could Acheive With Tongs.

i Get My Hair Permed Loosely Every 4 Months
& Its Simply To Save Me The Time & Effort Of Tonging It Every Day.

 

[sophiares]

Yes you can have a loose perm, I have thick hair which is permed on large rollers, I also have color on it, but just root touch up each time. I have an acid perm which is really soft and gentle. I use curling tongs on small sections this doesn't take long in the mornings you get a nice soft tousled look. Next time I think I am going to go for a smaller rod though for a bit more curl. I think perms are great, invest in a good shampoo and a conditioner your stylist will advise you.

 

[luckyme2412]

I heard that you can not have a perm if you have bleached hair, I would love a very loose perm but have bleached hair and so dont know if it would be risky to have a perm! Also how long do they tend to last for?
xxx

 

[minky]

I heard that you can not have a perm if you have bleached hair, I would love a very loose perm but have bleached hair and so dont know if it would be risky to have a perm! Also how long do they tend to last for?
xxx

Hi, it wouldn't really be advisable if it is bleached, as it can go like a straight frizz and suffer breakage .:hug: x

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[sophiares]

No never perm bleached hair, if you want a perm it would be best to grow all the bleached hair out, have it all cut out gradually, and perm on your natural color, or a semi permenent, or a color with a low creme developer added, ie 6% or below only.