Curly or bleached hair? Read this before you book a Korean perm.
Curly or bleached hair? Read this before you book a Korean perm.
A K-perm is planned around your hair, not only the photo you saved. Natural curl, thickness and past color all change what is possible. Here is what to share before the big day.
Naturally curly: many curly heads can get a K-perm. Loose waves and frizz are often easier to work with. Tight coils or very dry ends need a longer talk first.
Thick hair: it can hold curls well, but the weight may pull them flat. Your stylist may add layers or remove some bulk first.
Bleached or dyed hair: bleach and perm solution both stress hair. The stylist checks how strong your hair is. Sometimes the safe answer is "not today."
Recent treatments: keratin, Brazilian blowout, straightening, relaxer or box dye. Tell the stylist about all of them, even from months ago.
Check card: screenshot card 7. It shows your last treatment, how many times you bleached and the curl you want, in English and Korean.
Perm and color on the same day: ask what goes first, or if two visits are safer.
Visit APEAK HAIR Sungshin 1, Sungshin 2 (near Sungshin Women's Univ. Station) or Sinchon. Special offer for international guests, DM us for details.
Save this before your perm day and share it with a curly friend.
by APEAK HAIR
