A modern perm doesn’t have to mean tight, tiny curls
For many people, the words “chemical perm” still bring to mind very tight, stiff curls. But the results can be completely different.
Before the treatment, we’ll discuss the result you want and assess your hair’s condition.
Depending on your hair length and texture, and the selected rod diameter, you can achieve:
A formula selected just for you
When perming, it’s especially important to take your hair’s condition into account.
Thick, natural hair and bleached or sensitive hair require different approaches.
That’s why the formula and processing time are selected individually to create the desired curl while treating your hair as gently as possible.
We use the professional Erayba MasterKer Kerafruit Waver system, with separate formulas for more sensitive and more resistant hair.
How does the treatment work?
Prices
- Short hair €70–90
- Medium length €100–120
- Long or thick hair €130–150
Who is a perm suitable for?
A perm may be a good option if you want to:
add volume to your hair
get natural waves or curls
add texture to straight hair
spend less time styling your hair every day
enhance your natural waves
change your look without using a curling iron every day
Who might not be suited to a perm?
Not all hair can be safely permed.
Extra care is needed when working with hair that is:
heavily bleached
brittle
severely damaged
The stylist will assess your hair’s condition before the treatment. If the risk of damage is too high, it’s best to restore your hair’s condition first or choose another styling option.
The E-Plex treatment may be recommended for severely damaged hair →
How to keep your curls looking beautiful
After a perm, it’s especially important not to overdry your hair. The right care helps keep curls elastic and hair soft and shiny.
Questions and answers
How long does a perm last? +
A perm gradually softens as your hair grows and its natural texture changes. The effect usually lasts for several months, but how long it lasts depends on your hair type, curl size, and at-home care.
Can I get large curls instead of a tight, tiny perm? +
Yes. The size and shape of the curl are largely determined by the rod diameter and wrapping technique. You can get anything from soft waves to defined curls.
Can I get a perm on colored hair? +
In many cases, yes, but your hair’s condition and coloring history need to be assessed first. A gentler approach is used for sensitive or chemically treated hair.
Can I get a perm on bleached hair? +
It depends on how much your hair has been lightened and its condition.
If your hair is severely damaged, breaking, or has lost its elasticity, a perm may not be suitable. The stylist will always assess its condition before the treatment.
Does a perm damage hair? +
Any treatment that changes the structure of your hair involves chemical processing.
That’s why the stylist’s job is to choose the right formula and processing time, and recommend appropriate aftercare. When performed correctly on healthy hair, the treatment may not significantly affect its quality.
Do I need to change how I care for my hair after a perm? +
Yes. After a perm, hair usually needs more moisture and gentle care.
It’s best to use a mild shampoo, conditioner or mask, and products designed to define curls. It’s also a good idea to avoid excessive heat.
Can I brush my hair after a perm? +
You can, but it’s better to use a wide-tooth comb or gently separate your hair with your fingers, especially if you want to maintain the curl shape and avoid extra frizz.
Can I straighten my hair after a perm? +
You can temporarily straighten your hair with a blow dryer or flat iron, but frequent exposure to high temperatures can worsen its condition more quickly.
When can I color my hair after a perm? +
The interval between perming and coloring depends on your hair’s condition and the dye used. It’s best to discuss the order of treatments with your stylist in advance.
Can I get a perm just for volume? +
Yes. A perm doesn’t have to create defined curls. In some cases, it can be used to add volume and light texture.