Digital perms were first used in Asia, as cold perms don’t last as long for people with coarse or thick hair types.

Perms, or the permanent wave, have been a fixture of American culture since the late 19th century and reached peak popularity in the 1970s and 1980s. The style went out of vogue in the early ...

Growing up, I hated my hair. I came of age in the early 2000’s, which was when stick straight strands were in, and I had a head full of coarse, uneven waves that were prone to puffing up no ...

As someone who has had rod-straight hair all my life, the digital perm is a nice change of pace and much more manageable than I expected. It cost upwards of $100, but for six months worth of TV ...

She’s been sporting natural hairstyles since 1999. “I felt that having a relaxer was conforming to the mainstream and making yourself more acceptable to European-based society.

If you do choose an at-home perm, make sure you go for a mild, hydroxide-free treatment. Phytospecific Phytorelaxer Index 2 for Normal, Thick, Coarse Hair is one of the softest, most gentle ...

With so many hair types such as curly hair, straight hair, thick hair, fine hair, coarse hair or frizzy hair, there’s certainly no one-size-fits-all! Curly hair tends to be drier than straight ...

She credits the perm’s comeback because of its ease of styling. “It certainly helps that K-Pop and K-Dramas are popular and the stars get perms, so that has made it more culturally acceptable ...