permanent wave (Meaning)

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permanent wave (n)

a series of waves in the hair made by applying heat and chemicals

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Sandy decided to get a permanent wave to add volume and curl to her hair.
The hairdresser meticulously rolled Sally's hair onto perm rods, creating the desired wave pattern.
The chemical solution used in a permanent wave alters the structure of the hair, giving it a permanent curl.
Despite its name, a permanent wave typically lasts for several months, after which the hair will gradually return to its natural texture.
The process of getting a permanent wave can take several hours, depending on the length and thickness of the hair.
A test curl is often done before applying a permanent wave solution to the entire head, to ensure the desired result.
Permanent waves can range from loose and natural-looking to tight and spiral-shaped, depending on the size of the perm rods used.
While a permanent wave can give hair a more voluminous and styled appearance, it can also be damaging to the hair, making it prone to breakage and dryness.
For those with fine or fragile hair, a body wave or beach wave perm may be a gentler alternative to a traditional permanent wave.
The cost of a permanent wave varies depending on the salon, the hair stylist's expertise, and the length and condition of the hair.

a series of waves in the hair made by applying heat and chemicals

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Sandy decided to get a permanent wave to add volume and curl to her hair.

The hairdresser meticulously rolled Sally's hair onto perm rods, creating the desired wave pattern.

The chemical solution used in a permanent wave alters the structure of the hair, giving it a permanent curl.

Despite its name, a permanent wave typically lasts for several months, after which the hair will gradually return to its natural texture.