Everything you need to know about a K perm | Abingdon | Didcot | Wantage | Oxfordshire

Traditional perming methods include spiral perms, beach waves, root perm and body wave to name but a few. These types of perm benefit from tighter curl patterns and more distinctive smaller and volume of curls with some being bigger, smaller and looser than others. Conversely K perms mimic the natural movement and airy texture found in wavy hair rather than very curly hair. Perm rods are universally coloured and its these colours which denote the size of rod which when used directly translate to larger or smaller curls. In the case of a K perm, larger rods are used for both a larger and yet softer technique for an airy flow rather than intricate tighter curls.

One critical factor of K perms which is rarely mentioned is that when K perms are applied, their benefit is mostly felt around the face and this is the focus of attention for your Stylist who will focus perm rods to encourage a wave when face-framing. The major benefit of this is to ensure we have movement where we most need it and most people will benefit.