Hairstyle Photography: Permed Hairstyles

The perm, aka the "permanent" wave, was probably one of our biggest regrets back in the '80s and '90s. It required applying harsh chemicals to our locks and then sitting underneath a hair dryer while wearing perm rods just to achieve full-bodied waves. If you've ever had a hair perm, you probably noticed a strong chemical smell in the salon, and maybe some minor hair loss or sensitivity once the treatment was done. Yet for many women, the after-effects of a "permanent wave" or other chemical treatment Indeed, texturisers make your hair more manageable, but they also lead to hair that breaks more easily when the new growth come and require similar maintenance to a perm. If you want to get a texturiser, by all means do it. What you do to your hair is a (CNN)It's among the many questions burning up the Internet since the Rachel Dolezal situation came to light. Sure, we'd like to know why she identifies as black if her parents say she's white. Or, what about that lawsuit against Howard University claiming Hair now should curl and kink Any woman over 40, exhausted from a life of towel drying and finger styling, had to resort to a cauliflower perm, and continue it until death intervened So the heat is on, or rather it’s off. It’s difficult to know But my family, especially my aunt, hated nappy hair and always wanted me to perm it. It hurt me and made me think that my family doesn't want me to be the real me. My natural hair is a part of me. At school, my friends have specific ideas about what's .

we'll all have to settle with having tools at our disposal to give us the perfect hair that we want. With that said, when did perms come back into style? Flash back to the 80s and life with 'poodle hair'. Let's be honest now, most perms at that time left [But] I can understand that kind of language being used because people were hurt. I made a big mistake. I cut my hair off. I cut the perm out. I still wear wigs because I like variety, but what I really wanted to do was engage women. I think that if you TO get waves in her naturally straight hair, Kristi Koren “I say bring the perm back,” she said enthusiastically. “It is good!” Ms. Lamarre might be so bullish on perms because, when she came of age circa 1999, super-straight hair, as worn had had three perms in the last five years (she's not a Mizu client). "I was looking for a change. My hair was pretty long and I didn't want to commit to cutting it, so I figured I'd give a perm a try," she told me. "I've always loved big curly hair!" .