Hair perms are back in the business. We talk about different aspects of getting a perm and how to take care of your hair afterward.
Hair perm is in trend again, mainly because of olaplex. People love getting a perm for various reasons, including adding texture and volume to their thin hair. But involving chemical processing of manes, perms don’t serve everyone, especially those with already bleached or highlighted hair. However, it is not the case with an olaplex perm….
If you have relaxed your hair using lye or no-lye relaxer, you may know that you can’t revert it to its natural texture for months. But does it mean that those bouncy waves in your hair are out of your reach? No, using perm rods on your relaxed hair can seal the deal for you….
Hair Relaxers are very common among Afro-Americans to get pin-straight and long hair. But it’s not only them; anyone with textured and curly manes might love giving beauty-centred straight manes a go. However, hair relaxers comprise harsh chemicals that can weaken your manes. So, if you color-treated or previously bleached hair, you must be diligent…
According to a study by NCBI, more than 80% of Afro-American women get their hair chemically straightened at any part of their lives. They are more likely to use relaxers than their counterparts to attain long and straight hair. However, it is not only Afro-Americans who use hair relaxers but anyone who has slightly textured…
There is a lot of misinformation surrounding hair perming online, which can lead people to try impractical solutions. Suppose you’re unfamiliar with the chemistry of hair and how perm works. In that case, you may opt for the wrong method to strip your perm, such as using raw eggs on your hair. Using raw whole…
