Part TwoI received overwhelming amounts of comments and emails regarding the post I did “Add Texture To Your Hair: The New Perm”, so it’s time for part two. I talked about great new ways to do perms today, “texture hair services” something the general public like the hairdresser are ‘scarred of ’ because of past bad experiences. Let’s imagine we have no knowledge and in fact some of you might not have any negative experiences with a permanent wave, I like that! and contrary to what kinds of connotations there are associated with perms there isn’t a woman I know that has fine hair, straight hair who wouldn’t love to add and have a little texture added to their hair.
Re-texturizing hair can have incredible benefits and not only with the hair types I listed above, but with certain haircuts you can add and support the detailing in the cut, create volume from underneath for a thicker look, or match up a person’s own curl or wave that is only in certain areas of their head, creating consistency to their hair. There’s many reasons why there should be this service offered more today, so I am sharing a few texturizing techniques hoping to inspire a new wave of permanent waving.
The Ponytail: Sectioning the hair in 4 quarters, create 2 ponytails within each section using elastic bands to secure them, there are 8 ponytails. Using large to the largest perm rods available wrap 2 to 4 rods within the 1 ponytail, this creates movement and soft curl or wavy with flatter roots, a very popular look today.
The Braid:This is the same as the ponytail perm, but instead of using the perm rods you braid the sections and secure with a perm rod on the ends of each braid. The amount of braids you do is up to both client/stylist, more braids more of a crimped look, and less braids more of a finger wavy result.
Roll Set:Using old fashioned set rollers (plastic) they come in all sizes, set the head in any direction, and secure the rollers with tiny plastic clips, once the head is set and solution has been applied wrap the head up with a thick hairnet (goody has great ones).This will protect the hair from moving when neutralizing is in process, the look is stunning big curls with body, easy to wash and wear or blow-dry out.
Great Post!!!!!, I feel inspired to start texturizing even if i am the only one that knows how to in my salon....
ReplyDeletehow do i say Perfect, you are empowering people and hairdressers with all your knowledge not many like you around
ReplyDeleteI don't think there is a bloger out there that gives the tips you do thank you thank you hcc
ReplyDeleteLove this post as well part 1,
ReplyDeleteyou are so very clever, I want to be a fly on the wall just to watch you work
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your blog is the best!!!
ReplyDeleteWow tthe techniques sound so cool and easy
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing all these great looks
I'm getting right on this, without fear thanks to you hcc
ReplyDeleteI want a roller set perm , no a ponytail hell I want them all ;]
ReplyDeletethe roller set perm looks so sexy and easy to do, a 'hairnet' who would of thought that but you!
ReplyDeleteI agree if a hairdresser has fears with perming of course people will too, you really make things easy HCC
ReplyDeletewas waiting for part 2 and i am blown away on how much you give out your wonderful -)))
ReplyDeletethe pictures with the descriptions are excellent , you are a genius!
ReplyDeleteAfter your first post on perming I was excited now going to bring out my dollhead and start rolling
ReplyDeletenot going to lie but perms do scare me but you have inspired me to try
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I have never had a problem with perming hair I just got bored doing the same wraps, now a have a few to play around with thx to you hcc x)
ReplyDeleteHCC you make things so much easier, you must be the worlds greatest teacher -]
ReplyDeleteyour blog and posts are the best treats right beside my chocolate hehe love it!!!!!
ReplyDeleteso embarasing when a client asks for a perm and you don't know how to do one, common people a whole generation has no clue of one of our oldest services in the business
ReplyDeleteGreat post going to try the rollerset on my sister god help me -]
ReplyDeleteHCC you really are an extrodinary artist
ReplyDeletethe looks the wraps are great, and i am going to rock the new wave of perming ty hcc
ReplyDeletegreat posts but i still have the fear suppose its up to me to get rid of it
ReplyDeleteGreat info as always
ReplyDeletecan't get any better than your blog, the posts are so educational
ReplyDeleteSure beats beauty school perming, and your right there are'nt many women who would'nt love one of these looks
ReplyDeletelove it I had a feeling you would post techniques xo
ReplyDeletebrilliant as always part 1 and 2 great posts keep them coming
ReplyDeleteperm perm away ,, forget the old lady ones and start the new wave fantastic HCC
ReplyDeleteI dont know how I passed my stae exam with the perming part, so if I did maybe I can do these types of perms your way,, sound great
ReplyDeletehow most of us passed Donnie by the seat of our pants,, great posting with perm wraps hcc +}
ReplyDeleteLOL @ exqusitone ,,, love this HCC
ReplyDeleteLove the blog, and these posts on texture can't wait for more
ReplyDeleteYour Awesom HCC,thx for part 2 xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post! Such important info from a fantastic pro!!!
ReplyDeleteThe little bob on the bottom is fantastic...while I wait for my short hair to grow out. Thanks for sharing these great images.
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