Perms are a popular way for women to achieve that specialty style that will last for more than just a few days. At Ippodaro Natural Salon, we're proud to offer our organic perm that has no fumes yet produces long-lasting results.
A Natural Perm is a modern, healthy way to prevent any hair- and scalp-related problems from occurring. All-Natural Perms are better for you, your hair and the environment, since they are void of toxic and harmful chemicals and toxins.
Modern, Healthy hair perms are much softer on your hair than perms of the past. While women were looking for bold, voluminous shapes in the 80's, today, most women are looking for more natural results and our modern hair perm is formulated with that in mind.
There are a ton of different ways to get a perm. The safest way is a digital perm, also called a hot perm. They're a little more expensive than regular perms, but digital perms are less harmful to your hair.
If you're worried about hair damage or have fine, brittle hair, opt for Japanese airwave or cold perm, as they are the least damaging perm techniques across all types of perm. Both methods are quick and affordable to retain the look and subtlety of natural curls without the use of heat.
What's the most natural-looking perm? The most natural-looking perm is the beach wave perm which creates loose waves throughout the hair.
Go to An Experienced Professional. A perm is a chemical treatment that should always be done by an experienced professional. Attempting a DIY perm at home can seriously damage your hair and potentially result in chemical burns.
Health problems that may be caused by chemicals in permanent waving solutions include: Central nervous system effects: Headache, dizziness, nausea, drowsiness, restlessness. Nose and throat irritation: Runny nose, scratchy throat, burning, itching.
If you want to undo the results of a perm, or relax a perm, wash your hair with Color Protecting Shampoo and Conditioner to cleanse and hydrate your hair, and to help relax your curls. Apply a deep conditioning treatment or hot oil treatment, cover your curls with a shower cap, and leave on for several hours.
During the perm process, skin irritation, hair breakage, oral toxicity, and scarring alopecia can occur if the chemicals are not used correctly. Perms are not recommended for younger people. Studies have shown that children between 10 and 13 years old using chemical perms have a higher risk of breast cancer.
A nonchemical hair relaxer may use oils or products like shampoos, conditioners or serums to straighten hair, allowing added freedom with styling. These products can allow for straighter hair with minimal damage or harmful chemical exposure. Heat is another main nonchemical relaxer for natural hair.
Embrace the classic Braiding Method for timeless, heatless curls so that you can ace how to achieve curly hair naturally. Braid your hair into several sections and secure them with hair ties, leave them in place for a few hours or overnight, and wake up to lovely, naturally curled hair by undoing the braids.
Whether you choose traditional or "thio-free" perms, you are exposing your hair to a damaging process (and if your hair is damaged to begin with then any perming is a no-no). Thio-free perms will offer less damage and less odor but the results won't last as long as traditional perming.
Your hair may still look healthy after one, two, or even more perm treatments. But because the effects accumulate, you will do more harm to your hair with each perm treatment you get. So even if your perm looks healthy and feels smooth, you need to take extra steps to keep it in good condition.
The biggest difference is that while other perms focus on all of your hair, from root to tip, a root perm is concentrated on the roots alone. It won't change the shape of the rest of your hair, so you can still maintain your natural waves, curls, or pin-straight style.
The main difference between traditional perms and organic ones is that an organic perm will use only ammonia-free products to achieve the desired look. Depending on the salon, they might also use organic all-natural products and creams that help treat your hair before or after the perm.
As we step into 2025, the world of hairstyling is witnessing a resurgence of perms, with modern twists that cater to diverse hair types and personal styles. At Charles Ifergan Salons, our expert stylists are embracing this trend, offering a variety of perm styles designed to enhance texture, volume, and individuality.
Luckily, there are ways to get bouncy curls, soft waves, or gorgeous waves without causing any harm. If you've been wanting a head full of gorgeous curls without the damage, using rag curlers, foam curlers, a curling iron, or scrunching your hair could be the perfect options for you.
From foam rollers and rag rollers to braids, buns, and pin curling, there are plenty of no-heat methods for creating curls. To enhance curls and ensure the style lasts longer, gently work in a curl-defining gel, spray, or mousse before rolling or pinning small sections of your hair into coils, buns, rags, or rollers.