Permanent Waves

1. this is where all the bonds are located and restructuring of the curl pattern happens here.
3. comes in concave, soft bender, straight or loop also creates the shape and size of the curl.
5. outer most layer of the hair, swells to allow the waving solution to enter the cortex.
8. placement where the hair is wrapped 90 degrees or perpendicular to its base section.
9. wrap using 2 end papers one under the hair and one over the hair. Provides the most control.
11. perm sections; size, shape, direction vary based on wrapping patterns.
14. apply around the client's hairline to keep the solution from dripping down the clients face.
17. wrap using one end paper folded in half over the hair ends.
18. used to keep hair sectioned
19. swells the hair and opens the cuticle allowing the waving solution to enter the cortex.
20. wrap using one end paper on the top. Similar to double flat wrap.
21. perm wrapping pattern in which all the rods in the panel move in the same direction and are positioned on equal sized base; same length and width as the perm rod.

2. used to lift the bands off the perm rods
4. placement where the hair is wrapped at 45 degrees below the base sections center.
5. used to protect your client when double draping.
6. subsections of panels usually the length and width of a perm rod.
7. they are used to protect your client throughout the perm service.
10. used to part the panels and section the hair
12. use for added skin protection around the hairline, the nape, and the top and back of the ears.
13. thin absorbent papers that control the hairs ends when winding on perm rods.
15. placement where the hair is wrapped 45 degrees beyond perpendicular to its base section.
16. protects hands from skin damage, chemical absorption, and possible contact dermatitis.