19The difference between positioning perm and texture perm

There is a big difference between positioning perm and texture perm. They are different in principle. The principle of positioning perm can increase the fluffiness of the hair roots, change the outline of the hairstyle, and adjust the direction of the hair roots, making the hair look fluffy and natural. In addition to controlling the direction of the hair roots, texture perm can also bring about the thickness of the hair ends and create a layered effect.

The principle of positioning ironing

Increase the volume of hair roots; improve the top contour of the hairstyle; adjust and modify the direction of hair roots.

Small-scale volume adjustments are made to the local or overall hair roots to increase hair volume and create volume.

Hairstyle Effects

More natural and fluffy. Perm the roots of the hair to make them fluffy. If the hairdresser trims it well, this hairstyle should be easy to manage and the styling effect can be very casual. Just use a hair dryer to dry your hair, then use your index finger to get a little hair wax and rub it lightly in the palm of your hand, then grab the ends of your hair, and use your hands to pinch, grasp and lightly comb to style it until you are satisfied. For maintenance, you just need to use conditioner for basic care.

Texture perm hair style characteristics

1. Control the flow direction of hair ends;

2. Reduce the heaviness of the hair ends;

3. Eliminate the traces left by the connection between levels;

4. Produce the effect of increasing or decreasing hair volume;

5. Modify the neatness and disorder of the hairstyle surface, so as to create a better visual feeling (three-dimensional sense, layering sense, breathability, etc.)

Production requirements

C Ripple

It is a perm technique that makes the hair appear naturally rounded, just like the effect of blow-drying with a roller comb. For this C-wave technique, the key is to calculate the length of the hair to be permed and the diameter of the rod. Because a C is one (1/2) of an S, and an S needs three turns, so a C is one and a half turns (then, how do we choose the diameter of the rod according to the length of the hair to be curled? (The length of the hair to be curled divided by 4.5 = the diameter of the rod to be used) The origin of 4.5 is the data obtained by setting pi to "3" and then multiplying it by the number of turns of the rod suitable for presenting a C wave, 1.5 turns.

If the length of the hair is 20cm=200mm, the diameter of the rod should be 45mm (200mm/4.5=45mm). In order to show the C wave, curl the hair 1.5 times to show it. When trimming the hair, the amount of hair needs to be adjusted according to the hair quality and amount. At this time, a thicker rod should be selected.