Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Perm.

Perm longevity varies by hair type and care, typically lasting three to six months. Proper aftercare and regular trims help maintain shape, while texture and hair growth rate determine how soon you may want a refresh.

A consultation and strand test are essential. Many colored or treated hairs can be permed safely when in good condition, but compromised hair may need rebuilding or alternative techniques to reduce risk.

Arrive with clean, product-free hair and let your stylist know recent treatments. Avoid heavy oils, clarifying shampoos, or new color within a few days so we can accurately assess texture and condition.

Perms chemically alter hair structure, so some risk exists. Professional application, proper strength selection, and post-perm care minimize damage. Severely compromised hair may not be a good candidate without restorative treatment first.

Pricing depends on length, density, texture, and technique required. We provide a customized quote after consultation, ensuring accurate pricing based on the work involved and recommended products.

Use sulfate-free shampoos, deep condition regularly, limit heat styling, and avoid washing for the first 48 hours. Protect hair from chlorine and salt, and follow stylist product recommendations to preserve curl integrity.