Creative Perming: Science and Style

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Creative Perming: Science and Style

What do you already know about perming hair?

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson you will understand how to safely perm hair, select products, use various techniques, solve problems, and provide aftercare advice.

What Is Perming?

Perming is a chemical process that restructures the hair to create curls, waves, or movement that last for several months.

Structure of Hair & Chemical Change

Hair Structure

How Perm Works

Hair is mainly keratin with bonds that determine shape. Perming breaks and reforms these bonds.

Perm lotion breaks disulphide bonds; neutraliser reforms them, giving the hair its new shape.

Perming Product Types

Acid perms are gentle, great for fine or damaged hair. Alkaline perms are stronger, ideal for coarse or resistant hair.

Pre-perm & Post-perm Treatments

Pre-perm treatments prepare hair for even curl. Post-perm treatments restore moisture and help maintain structure.

Importance of Timing & Rinsing

Accurate timing prevents over-processing or under-processing. Thorough rinsing removes chemicals, protecting hair health.

Sectioning and Winding Techniques

Choose spiral, stack, or piggyback winding for different curls. Technique affects curl direction, size, and volume.

Sectioning

Winding Methods

Section hair according to head shape, curl effect, and hair texture for precise results.

Popular Winding Techniques

Spiral, hopscotch, directional, stack, double, piggyback, weaving, and root winding make customised looks for different client needs.

Factors Influencing Results

Client needs, hair type, length, density, growth pattern, and previous treatments all affect the perm outcome.

Safe and Hygienic Practices

Follow legislation and position both client and stylist safely. Remove jewellery and accessories.

Health & Safety

Salon Hygiene

Use sterilisation, proper PPE, and dispose of waste safely. Clean tools and surfaces to prevent infection.

Problems & Solutions

Discolouration, pull burns, breakage, uneven or poor curl may happen. Remedy by adjusting products, technique, or timing.

Communicating in the Salon

Use active listening, clear speech, confident body language, and accurate terminology to create trust and clarity.

Aftercare Advice

Advise clients on styling, suitable shampoos, conditioners, and future services to maintain their new look.

Summary

A successful perm requires scientific understanding, skilled technique, safe practice, and clear communication.

Any Questions About Perming?

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.