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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Perm.
Most perms last three to six months depending on hair type, growth, and care. Proper aftercare, regular trims and using recommended products can extend bounce; some clients require touch-ups to manage new growth or to refresh curl definition.
Perming colored or previously treated hair can be safe with a professional consultation and strand test. We evaluate porosity and timing between services, choose gentler formulas, and may recommend conditioning treatments to protect integrity before and after perming.
A perm can cause damage if hair is already compromised, but risks are minimized by professional assessment. We tailor chemical strength, perform conditioning treatments, and advise spacing between services to prevent breakage and maintain healthy strands.
Arrive with hair free of heavy oils or product buildup; lightly unwashed hair (24–48 hours) often helps better wrapping. Bring color history, avoid recent chemical services, and follow any pre-appointment care instructions your stylist provides.
Use sulfate-free shampoos, hydrating conditioners, and weekly deep masks to preserve curl elasticity. Avoid daily hot tools, sleep on silk, refresh with leave-in curl creams, and schedule trims plus periodic salon conditioning to keep curls defined and healthy.
Yes — partial or root perms are an option to add lift or targeted texture. Your stylist will plan rod placement and formula strength to blend with existing hair, reduce processing time, and limit overall chemical exposure.