How to Style Permed Hair in the Morning

After having a good sleep in the night, it’s time to wash and style your permed hair and give them a glamorous look. Waking up to bouncy, voluminous curls is every permed girl’s dream. But sometimes, it feels like a hassle to style our hair in the morning. So the question is how to style permed hair in the morning without any hassles and fatigue?

Styling your hair in the morning doesn’t have to be a challenge. One of the best things about permed hair is that it can be styled differently. Whether you want to go glam or keep it simple, there’s a style for you. With the right products and right techniques, you can easily style your perms in different style and shapes

In this post, we’ll show you how to style your permed hair in the morning so you can start your day off looking great!

Whether you want to style your dry permed hair or wet, I have discussed both methods. Let’s have a look at each of the methods.

How to Style Dry Permed Hair?

Dry permed hair can be a challenge to style, but it can be easy to achieve fabulous results with the right products and techniques. Here are some tips to help you get started:

• Start by using a volumizing shampoo and conditioner to add body and texture to your hair.
• Apply a leave-in conditioner or serum to help protect your hair from heat styling damage.
• Use a wide-tooth comb to detangle your hair before blow-drying gently.
• When blow-drying, use a diffuser attachment to help minimize frizz and maximize volume.
• If your hair looks flat, try using a curling iron or hot rollers to add some gentle waves or curls.
• Finish off your style with a light mist of hairspray to help hold your look in place.

How to Style Wet Permed Hair?

• After wetting your permed hair, applying a leave-in conditioner is important. Leave-in conditioners help to protect your hair and keep it moisturized.
• When styling wet permed hair, it’s best to use a wide-toothed comb.
• Start from the bottom and work your way up when combing out your wet permed hair.
• Use a soft scrunchie or clip to style your wet permed hair into a ponytail or updo.
• Avoid using any rubber band, which can damage your wet permed hair.
• Once your curls are set, you can add some finishing touches like spraying on a light hairspray or using a curling wand to create loose, beachy waves.
• If you want your style to last longer, consider sleeping in rollers or pinning your curls up overnight. Take them out and shake out your hair for gorgeous, long-lasting curls when you wake up.
• If you want to refresh your perm, you can always wet your hair and reapply the perm solution.
• If you find that your perm is starting to lose its shape, you can always get it redone.
• Be sure to consult with your stylist about the best way to care for your wet permed hair.

Finger Coiling VS Scrunching Permed Hair

When it comes to creating curly or wavy hairstyles, there are a few different techniques that you can use. Two of the most popular methods are finger coiling and Scrunching. So, what’s the difference between these two methods?

Finger coiling is a technique that involves winding your hair around your fingers to create small coils. This method is often used to create tighter curls or ringlets. On the other hand, Scrunching is a technique that involves gathering your hair in your hands and squeezing it to create waves. This method is often used to create looser, more natural-looking waves.

Let’s have a look at each of the methods in detail.

Finger Coil Curls

When you have permed hair, finger coiling can help create spiral-like curls that add texture and definition to your look. This simple styling technique is easy to do at home, and it doesn’t require any fancy tools or products. Here’s how to finger coil your hair in just a few minutes.

• First, start with clean, damp hair that’s been lightly conditioned. If your hair is particularly dry or frizzy, you may want to apply a leave in conditioner before you begin.
• Next, take small sections of hair and wrap them around your fingers to create spirals. Be sure to keep the coils tight against your scalp for the best results. Once you’ve coiled all of your hair, allow it to air dry or use a diffuser on low heat if you’re in a hurry.
• Once your hair is completely dry, you can gently loosen the coils with your fingers for a softer look. Or, leave them as-is for tighter, more defined curls. Finish with a light mist of hairspray to help keep your style in place.

With just a little practice, you’ll be a finger coiling pro in no time! Give it a try the next time you need a quick and easy way to refresh your perm.

Scrunch Hair Curls

When you have permed hair, you can do a few things to help keep your curls looking their best. One of those things is to scrunch your hair regularly. This helps to add definition and body to your curls and can also help to keep them from getting frizzy. Here are a few tips on how to scrunch your permed hair:

• Use a wide-toothed comb to comb through your hair after applying your perm solution gently. This will help evenly distribute the solution and prevent damage to your hair.
• After you have rinsed out your perm solution, apply a leave-in conditioner or curl cream to help add moisture and protect your curls.
• Gently scrunch your hair with a towel to remove excess water. Be sure not to rub or scrub your hair, as this can damage your curls.
• Once your hair is mostly dry, you can apply a light holding spray or gel. Scrunch your hair again to help distribute the product and add definition to your curls.
• Allow your hair to air dry or style as usual. Enjoy your beautiful, bouncy curls!

Types of Permed Hair Styles

If you have permed hair, chances are you’re looking for ways to style it to look its best. After all, perm styles can range from curly to straight, and there are endless possibilities. And while your stylist may have given you some great tips on how to style your new ‘do, we thought we’d give you a few more ideas to try.

One of the best things about permed hair is that it’s very versatile. You can wear it curly or straight, depending on your mood or the occasion. And with so many different perm styles to choose from, there’s sure to be one that’s perfect for you.

Wave or Loose Perm Curls

Try a loose curl or wave if you’re looking for a more natural look. This perm style is perfect for those who want to add a little bit of curl to their hair without going overboard. To achieve this look, apply a small amount of mousse or gel to damp hair and then use a curling iron to create loose curls or waves.

Tight Curl Perm

If you want a more glamorous look, go for tight curls or ringlets. These perm styles are perfect for special occasions or nights out on the town. To achieve these looks, start by applying a small amount of mousse or gel to damp hair and then use a curling iron to create tight curls or ringlets.

Body Waves Perm

And if you’re looking for something in between, try a body wave. This perm style is perfect for those who want a little bit of both. So if you want to add a little bit of curl and body to your hair, this is the style. To achieve this look, apply a small amount of mousse or gel to damp hair and then use a curling iron to create soft waves throughout your hair.

So there you have it, a few different perm styles to choose from. So whether you’re looking for a more natural look or something a bit more glamorous, there’s sure to be a perm style that’s perfect for you.

Important Products to Use for Permed Hair

There are a few different types to choose from regarding perm solutions. If you have coarse or thick hair, you’ll want to use a strong formula to give you the tightest curls possible.

If you have fine or thin hair, you’ll want to use a lighter formula that will give you more natural-looking waves. There are also formulas specifically designed for color-treated hair, so read the labels carefully before purchasing.

As far as conditioners go, look for one specifically designed for use after a perm. This will help replenish your hair’s moisture and protect it from heat damage. Leave-in conditioners and serums are also great for helping to keep your perm looking its best. Apply them to damp hair after your perm and style as usual.

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Conclusion

Now that you know how to style permed hair, you can put what you’ve learned into practice. These tips for styling wet and dry permed hair should help you create a look that makes you feel confident and beautiful.

If you have any questions about which products to choose for permed hair, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at info@trulybeautyhouse.com . We love helping our customers find the perfect products for their unique needs. What is your favorite way to style permed hair?