How many ways are there to perm the roots of your hair?

Perming is a very practical beauty method for some women. Of course, perming has very high requirements for hair, and the length must be sufficient. Just don’t perm your hair too frequently, otherwise once your hair is damaged it will take a very long time to recover. Also, when getting your hair permed, you must go to the most professional hair salon. It is best not to go to small street shops. So, how many ways are there to perm the roots of your hair?

1. Tin foil hot

Tin foil perm is a method of manually curling hair with tin foil to make the hair strands curl randomly, freely and not messy. At the same time, the hair is lighter, more flowing and dynamic, which is fashionable without being exaggerated. Fireworks perm is similar to tinfoil perm, but tinfoil perm does not have the extra fluffy effect of fireworks! Moreover, tinfoil perm is very harmful to hair, and the hair will be very dry after perming.

2. Fireworks perm

Fireworks perm, a type of perm, has a fluffy and dynamic appearance, with obvious curling effect and a three-dimensional expansion feeling, making the top of the head round and full. Combined with the irregular trimming of the bangs, it presents a conflicting yet harmonious effect, which can make the relatively flat facial features of Asians appear three-dimensional.

How to perm hair roots

The purpose of perming the roots of your hair is to create a fluffy feel. If your hair is limp, even if you perm it into beautiful curls or dye it the most popular rose pink color, it will not look bright, especially if you have less hair.

Therefore, perming the roots of the hair is to create a fluffy feeling, which is suitable for girls with short hair or less hair. However, perming the hair roots is more harmful to the hair quality, so you usually need to find a professional hairstylist to help you, otherwise the hair roots may be burnt, and there is no way to remedy this. There are 4 ways to perm the roots of your hair, let’s take a look at them together.

1. Braiding method: Use the three-hand braid method to braid a braid about 2 to 3 cm in length at the roots of the hair, and then perm it.

2. Knotting method: Tie a knot at the root of the hair and then perm it.

3. Single winding method: Starting from the roots, wrap the hair around a curling core with a diameter of 0.4 to 0.6 cm and perform perm treatment.

4. Direct connection method: First wrap the hair roots with a small curling core 2 to 3 times, and then wrap the hair ends around the large curling core to create a fluffy big wave effect at the roots.