Chemistry Behind the Perm
We achieve this when we apply neutralizer to the hair
Reforms and locks in the disulfide bonds
Most used perm pattern
Rectangle
When to use Acid Perms
For Softer curls or on Damaged/Porous Hair
Proper Draping
Towel Cape Towel
why someone would want a looser curl pattern
To make their hair easier to deal with
Perm solution does this
Breaks or softens the disulfide bonds
You do this if a perm pattern doesn't work
Adjust or combine 2
When to use Alkaline perms
For stronger curls or on more resistant hair
This happens if we forget barrier cream
Potential for chemical burns on the skin
Solutions used in a Curl Reformation
Curl Rearanger, Curl Booster, Curl Activator, Instant Moisture
Fuzzy perm results are because of this
Over-processing or improper neutralizing
This affects the end curl result and how it looks
Size of perm rods
This is the result of leaving the perm solution on too long
Over-processed , frizzy hair
This condition of hair is not permable
Overly porous and processed, chemically altered hair
Main ingredient in Curl Reformations
Ammonium thioglycolate
Products to avoid after perms
Harsh shampoos
How to keep even tension on perm rods as you wrap
Use both hands and rotate at the same time.
Why some processes have a pre perm and some do not
Manufacturer's instructions and process
When a plastic cap is one, it should be resting against what?
The cotton strip
We choose Curl Reformation Products based on what
Hair Texture and Desired Result
Where do metallic salts come from?
Chemical products or surrounding environment
These are the least used perm patterns
Piggyback and Zonal Perms
Type of perm solution we use in the Salon
Acid, Thio-free Perms
This happens when we remove rods after brutalizing before rinsing
Slightly softer curls
This can be the most damaging part of a curl reformation
Extended processing time, combined with dual application of processing solutions