Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Perm.

A Perm typically lasts three to four months, depending on hair growth rate, texture, and aftercare. Proper moisturizing, avoiding harsh chemicals, and gentle styling extend results. Touch-ups or partial reperming can refresh roots or specific sections as needed.

Perms chemically alter hair structure, so damage risk depends on hair health, prior chemical services, and technique. Our stylists assess condition, use protective treatments and gentle solutions, and recommend strengthening treatments to minimize breakage. A trim or delaying services may be advised for fragile hair.

Yes, but timing matters. If coloring first, wait 1–2 weeks before a Perm to allow hair to recover. If Perming first, wait at least two weeks before color to avoid uneven uptake. Your stylist will advise based on hair porosity and recent services.

For the first 48 hours avoid washing and avoid heat styling. Use sulfate-free shampoo, rich conditioners, and leave-in products designed for curls. Detangle gently with fingers or wide-tooth comb, sleep on silk, and refresh with curl cream or mousse to maintain definition and bounce.

Absolutely. Our stylists choose rod size, tension, and wrapping technique to create anything from soft waves to tight spirals. Bring reference photos and discuss lifestyle factors so we tailor curl pattern, longevity, and maintenance to your hair type and daily routine.

Appointments vary by hair length and desired curl, typically two to three hours including consultation, protective treatments, perming solution application, processing time, neutralizing, and finishing. Your stylist will give a precise time estimate during booking based on hair condition and chosen curl pattern.