What is the pre perm test curl carried out?
Pre-perm Test Curl. Purpose of the Test To find out the hair’s suitability for perming. Pre-perm Test Curl. Method Wind 2 or 3 rods in the hair Apply perm solution and leave to process for manufacturer’s development time, check then neutralise.
What is the purpose of a test curl?
During a perm, your stylist will unwind one of the perm rods to check the development of the curl during processing. This test curl should form an “S” shape indicating that the desired curl pattern has been achieved.
When and why is it important to use a pre perm treatment?
Perming
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Why do we use pre perm treatments | to even out the hairs porosity |
| Why do we use a post perm conditioning treatment | to close cuticle and return back to its normal PH level |
| Why would we use a brickwork winding technique when perm winding | to avoid partings |
Why do we carry out a porosity test?
Porosity Test This is to test the external structure (the cuticle) of the hair and the absorption. Your hair should feel smooth, rough hair will indicate your hair is very porous hair. Porous Hair could be damaged further by chemical services or may result in the chemical process being uneven and fading quickly.
When should a pre perm test curl be carried out?
When handling fragile, porous hair or hair with a doubtful history or doubtful previous chemical treatments, it is advisable to perform a pre-perm test curl. The pre-perm test curl will help you determine if there will be any potential problems when carrying out the full perming service.
How do you curl short wet hair?
Pin Curl Technique for Short Hair
- Apply a blow dry cream to your damp hair to smooth the hair and give it a bit of hold.
- Secure hair with bobby pins.
- After the curls have dried, comb through them with a wide tooth comb.
- Spray with finishing spray if you need some extra hold and volume.
What to put in your hair to make it curly?
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. Add volume and texture with a sea salt spray.