Hair Perming

Hair Perming in Singapore

Transform your hair into bouncy curls or relaxed waves with our professional hair perming services at Azel & Jane in Singapore. Whether you are looking for a dramatic change or subtle texture enhancement, our skilled stylists are here to create the perfect perm tailored to your preferences.

Why Choose Hair Perming?

Hair perming offers a convenient way to achieve long-lasting curls or waves without the need for daily styling. Whether you have straight, fine hair that needs volume or want to enhance your natural texture, perming provides versatile styling options to suit any look or occasion.

Our Hair Perming Process

Consultation

Our experienced stylists will discuss your desired curl or wave pattern, assess your hair's condition, and recommend the best perming technique for optimal results.

Pre-Treatment

We will prepare your hair by cleansing it thoroughly and assessing its elasticity to ensure it's in prime condition for perming.

Sectioning

Your hair will be sectioned carefully to ensure even distribution of the perming solution and consistent curl/ wave pattern.

Application

Our stylists will apply the perming solution to your hair, ensuring each section is coated evenly for uniform curls or waves.

Processing

The perming solution will be left to process for the recommended time, allowing the hair to conform to the desired curl or wave pattern.

Neutralisation

Once the desired curl/ wave pattern is achieved, the perming solution will be neutralised to halt the chemical process and lock in the curls or waves.

Conditioning Treatment

We will treat your hair to a nourishing conditioning treatment to restore moisture and enhance the health of your curls or waves.

Final Styling

Once the perm is complete, our stylists will blow-dry and style your hair to enhance its natural beauty and showcase your new curls or waves.

Types and Methods of Hair Perm

If you’re considering adding texture, volume, or waves to your hair, a perm is an excellent option. There are several types of perms, each tailored to achieve a unique look, and various methods to ensure the best results for different hair types. Here’s a guide to the most popular types and methods of perms.

Digital Perm

A digital perm uses heat to create soft, natural-looking waves or curls. The process involves heating rods controlled by a digital machine to sculpt the hair into your desired curl shape. This method works well for those looking for loose waves that give a more natural and relaxed appearance.

Body Wave Perm

A body wave perm is designed to add volume and soft waves to your hair, resulting in a more tousled and effortless look. Unlike the digital or cold perm, the curls are larger and looser, creating a relaxed, beach style. This is a great option if you’re seeking a gentle wave rather than a full curl.

Cold Perm (Traditional Perm)

The cold perm method, also known as the traditional perm, doesn’t require heat. Instead, chemical solutions are applied to the hair to break and reform bonds, allowing the stylist to create tighter curls or waves. This type of perm gives a bouncier and more defined curl, making it ideal for those who want voluminous, springy curls.

Spiral Perm

The spiral perm uses small, vertical curling rods to create tight, springy curls that fall in a corkscrew-like pattern. This method provides a lot of body and texture, perfect for those looking for dramatic, long-lasting curls. Spiral perms are often recommended for those with longer hair to showcase the defined curl pattern.

Root Perm

TAs the name suggests, a root perm focuses on the roots of the hair, adding lift and volume to flat hair. This method is perfect for individuals who want to boost their hair’s natural volume without changing the curl pattern of the entire length. It’s especially useful for those with fine or thinning hair.

Setting Perm

A setting perm is ideal for those who prefer a combination of different curl patterns, from loose waves to tight curls. The stylist can customise the setting rods to achieve a variety of looks depending on your desired outcome. This method offers versatility and control over the curl’s intensity and placement.

Each perm method delivers a different result, allowing you to choose the style that best suits your hair type and personal preference. Consult with our professional stylists to determine which perm is right for you!

Aftercare Tips

Maintain your perm with these aftercare tips:

Use sulphate-free shampoos and conditioners specifically designed for permed hair to maintain moisture and prevent frizz.
Avoid excessive heat styling and harsh chemicals to prolong the life of your perm.
Schedule regular trims to remove split ends and keep your curls or waves looking their best.

Book Your Hair Perming Appointment Today

Ready to embrace beautiful curls or waves? Contact us today to book your hair perming appointment at Azel & Jane in Singapore and achieve the effortlessly stylish look you have always wanted.

Frequently Asked Questions About Herbal Scalp Treatments

How long do perms last in your hair?

The effects of a hair perming treatment in Singapore typically last anywhere from 3 to 6 months. The exact duration will depend on your hair type, the perm technique used, and how well you care for your hair after the treatment. Over time, as your hair grows, the curls may loosen, and you’ll notice more straight roots, which can be managed with regular touch-ups or styling products.

Do perms damage hair growth?

While most hair perming treatments in Singapore can weaken the hair shaft, they do not affect hair growth from the scalp. The chemicals used in the perming process may dry out the hair, making it prone to breakage if not properly maintained. However, with the right aftercare routine, including conditioning treatments and hydration, you can minimise damage and promote healthy hair growth.

How long must your hair be to perm?

Ideally, your hair should ideally be at least 6 inches long to get a perm. This length provides enough room for the curls or waves to form and create a noticeable effect. For certain styles like spiral perms or body waves, longer hair — around 8 to 10 inches — may deliver better results.

Which perm is less damaging?

The digital perm is generally considered less damaging because it uses lower heat and a gentler chemical solution compared to traditional cold perms. It also provides more natural-looking waves, reducing the need for daily heat styling, which can cause further damage. Additionally, the digital perm’s focus on less intense processing helps retain moisture in the hair.

Who should not get a perm?

If your hair is severely damaged, bleached, or extremely dry, you should avoid getting a perm, as the chemicals involved can further weaken the hair structure. Those with scalp conditions such as psoriasis or eczema may want to consult with a dermatologist before undergoing a perm, as the chemicals may irritate sensitive skin. Furthermore, if you’re looking for a low-maintenance style, a perm may not be the best option due to the aftercare required to keep the curls healthy.