A Beginner’s Guide to Getting a Digital Perm

by | Jun 17, 2022 | Beauty Knowledge Base, Hair Knowledge Base, Kelture Aveda Services, Product Knowledge Base

Many women are asking if they can get a perm these days. You see it everywhere, from the red carpet to Instagram. Women are wearing their new digital perms with pride.

This is fantastic for everybody involved in the professional hair care industry. It means more perm sales and also new customers.

Digital perms are also known as digital perm or bond perms. They are a type of permanent hair straightening process that uses heat to straighten your hair. This process is done by a professional stylist who heats the hair with a flat iron and then applies a solution to the hair.

The solution causes the bonds in the hair to break down and form new bonds that make your hair straight. Digital perms work on any hair, including African-American and Caucasian hair. They also don’t work on fine or coarse hair, so you should see your stylist before getting this treatment done if you’re unsure whether it will work for you.

Digital perms had existed since the early 2000s when Paul Mitchell first introduced them as “thermal reconditioning.” The treatment was later marketed under other names such as pro-keratin, keratin express treatments, thermal reconditioning treatments, and Brazilian Express Treatments (BET).

Digital Perm Hair

If you’re thinking about getting a digital perm but don’t know where to start, you’ve found the right article. Here, we’ll cover everything you need to know about creating those curls that look like they were purchased from a salon. Whether you’re just trying to add more volume to your hair or considering one of those trendy spiral perms, this article can help.

What is the difference between “digital” and “regular” perms?

The difference between a digital perm and a regular perm is that the hair is straightened with a flat iron before it is wrapped with curlers. This makes the curls more obvious but tends to fall out after a few days.

The digital perm also takes longer to complete than a regular perm and costs more money because it requires more time from your stylist. You can have your hair digitally permed at home, but this isn’t recommended because it’s challenging to get the correct temperature setting on your iron, which could cause damage to your hair.

Other than those differences, there is no difference between digital and regular perms. Both methods use chemicals to break down the bonds in your hair’s keratin and allow them to be reshaped by heat. In short, if you’ve ever had a perm before, you’ve had a digital perm — it wasn’t called that until recently.

How to tell if you’re a good candidate for a digital perm?

If you’re considering a digital perm, it’s essential to know whether or not you’re a good candidate for the treatment. A digital perm uses heat and pressure to create curls, waves, or straight hair. It can be used on any hair, but some types of hair react better than others.

The best candidates for a digital perm are women with naturally curly or wavy hair that has been relaxed or straightened with chemicals. If your hair is naturally straight, a digital perm will not work as well.

Several other factors determine whether or not you’re a good candidate for a digital perm:

1. Before investing in a digital perm, you must ensure your hair is healthy enough for it.

If your hair has been damaged by previous chemical treatments or heat, it might not be strong enough to handle the process. Digital perms also require that your hair is clean and free from product buildup.

If your hair isn’t clean or if it has styling products in it, there’s a chance that these could affect the outcome of your digital perm and even cause damage to your locks. A digital perm is a permanent wave treatment that uses a flat iron to straighten curly or wavy hair.

The process takes about two hours, but the results last until your next haircut. The heat from the flat iron causes damage to your hair, so if your locks are already damaged or dry, it’s best to give them time to recover before trying out this new style.

Digital perms work best on virgin or color-treated hair because they’re less likely to be damaged by the heat used during treatment. If you’re unsure whether your hair will respond well to a digital perm, ask your stylist what maintenance it will need after the treatment and how long it will take for the damage from the iron’s heat and pressure to wear off.

2. Digital perms are incredible for people with wavy or curly hair.

They allow you to change the curl pattern of your hair without having to heat it in a perm rod. The main difference between digital and traditional perms is that with digital, you don’t need to sleep in rollers after being treated with lye.

Instead, you get a digital perm and go on about your business. Digital perms are incredible for people with wavy or curly hair. They give you natural-looking waves and curls that can last for months.

A digital perm uses a computer to analyze your hair and determine the best way to curl it. The stylist then applies chemicals to your hair that react with heat, forming tiny rows of curls.

The process takes about 3 hours, and you’ll need to wait about 30 minutes after your perm before swimming or sweating excessively. If you have curly hair, you’ll need to go through this process every four months to keep the curl looking fresh.

Digital perms are more expensive than traditional ones, but they’re easier on the wallet in the long run because they require fewer visits to the salon.

3. The digital perm usually takes about three hours and the chemicals used aren’t any more damaging than standard hair products.

The digital perm may be the solution if you’ve been looking for a way to eliminate your curly hair. It’s a permanent wave that uses heat and chemicals to straighten your hair without damaging it. The digital perm is similar to the standard permanent wave, except it uses an electric current instead of chemicals.

The digital perm usually takes about three hours and the chemicals used aren’t any more damaging than standard hair products. You’ll have to wait about two weeks before you can wash your hair after getting a digital perm, but after that time, you should have shiny, straight locks that stay in place until your next wash.

The digital perm isn’t suitable for everyone; some people shouldn’t receive this treatment because they are too sensitive or allergic to certain chemicals. If you want to find out if you’re eligible for a digital perm, talk with your doctor or stylist before scheduling an appointment for this treatment. It’s also possible to have a digital perm done at home, but it’s best to do this under the supervision of a professional hairstylist.

Digital perms are generally safe for all hair types, but you must get your hair trimmed before getting a perm. This will ensure that the curls will hold better. The digital perm lasts longer than traditional perms because it doesn’t rely on heat; instead, it uses controlled electricity to set your hair into place. The results are softer and more natural-looking than traditional perms, with less damage to your hair.

4. This process is not for chemically treated hair or those who have colored their hair within the last month.

The process of digital perm is not for chemically treated hair or those who have colored their hair within the last month. We recommend waiting at least three months before getting your digital perm.

You can wear your hair down or up for the digital perm. But make sure there are no knots in your hair when you come to our salon, as it may cause the process to be delayed.

When you come to our salon, we will ask you to wash your hair and apply a conditioning treatment before we begin with the digital perm. This process helps in softening your hair before getting it permed.

We would also recommend getting a haircut before getting a digital perm if you want one. This makes sure that all your hair is cut evenly. This helps in even heat distribution throughout the entire head during the process.

You should also avoid using styling products on your hair before getting a digital perm because they can cause damage to your hair and compromise its health after getting a digital perm.

If you have naturally curly hair, it is possible to use this method to get your desired results.

First, you should wash your hair thoroughly and then apply smoothing cream. The cream will help in preventing frizziness.

Then, take a strand of hair between your fingers and wrap it around a curler brush dipped in hot water. Keep repeating this process until all your hair has been wrapped around the curler brush.

5. You can only get a digital perm if your hair is at least four inches long.

You can only get a digital perm if your hair is at least four inches long. You’ll need long enough strands to wrap around the digital curler, the part of the system that gives you curls. If your hair is shorter than four inches, you’ll have to use rollers instead of the curler.

The longer your hair is, the more natural-looking and smooth your curl will be after the treatment. If your hair is shorter than four inches, you’ll have to grow it out before you can get a digital perm.

You should have healthy hair for the best results. If your hair is damaged or unhealthy in any way, it will not hold a curl as well as healthy hair and may even break off altogether. The best way to ensure your hair is healthy and ready for a digital perm is by using a deep conditioner once or twice weekly until your appointment day arrives.

Your natural texture should be straight or wavy. Curls come naturally with this type of perm and cannot be added afterward with other products like hairspray or gel; unfortunately, kinky textures cannot be achieved through this method either!

Digital perms are a type of perm that uses infrared heat to change the shape of your hair. They’re a good option for people who want a permanent change in their hair but can’t afford it or don’t want to go through the chemical process.

Digital perms are also known as “thermionic” perms because they use an electrical current to heat the hair. The result is a more natural-looking curl than you would get from a thermal or cold wave perm.

6. You can’t dye your hair after getting a digital perm.

Digital perms are permanent and can not be undone. You may have heard that you can re dye your hair after getting a digital perm, but this is not true.

A digital perm is different from traditional perms because it uses electricity to alter the shape of your hair. Traditional perms use chemicals to break down the bonds in your hair, while digital perms break down those bonds with heat. Because of this, there is no way to undo the process once it’s been done.

The only way to get rid of a digital perm is by cutting off all of your hair and starting over again from scratch. That’s why it’s essential to ensure that you’re happy with how it turns out before making any decisions about going forward with the process!

It will take a while for your hair to grow back out. You can’t dye your hair while it’s still in that early stage of growth because it will come out orange or green. You’ll have to wait until your hair is long enough to put it up in a ponytail or something like that, and then you’ll be able to go ahead and dye it.

You should also wait at least two weeks before getting another digital perm. If you don’t wait long enough, you will be damaging your hair more than is necessary.

I recommend waiting at least one month before getting another digital perm. The only time that I would recommend doing this is if the person who did your digital perm did an excellent job, and the results looked great on you.

In that case, I think it would be worth it for them to do another one after about six months have passed since the first one was done.

7. Digital perms also don’t work on very fine or very coarse hair.

Digital perms also don’t work on very fine or very coarse hair. If you’re a bit of both, you could end up with a perm that curls your ends but doesn’t do much for the roots, or vice versa.

Digital perms are also more expensive than traditional ones. That’s because they use a computer to determine how much heat and time your hair needs to achieve your desired look. The process is completed by hand but with less guesswork involved.

Digital perms can be beneficial for people with damaged hair from coloring or chemical treatments, as digital perms will only use heat that’s safe for your hair type. They’re also suitable for people with certain medical conditions like diabetes or thyroid problems because they don’t require chemicals.

The digital perm is a new technique that uses a computer to create the desired curl pattern on your hair. This technique is often used as an alternative to traditional perms, which can be damaging and costly.

While digital perms are an excellent option for some people, they aren’t necessarily suitable for everyone. Moreover, they don’t work on every type of hair — digital perms only work on coarse or wavy hair. They also don’t work on very fine or very coarse hair.

If you have fine or very coarse hair, you may need to consider other options for achieving the look you’re after.

What are the pros and cons of getting a digital perm?

Pros

– Less damage to your hair. Since the curl pattern is created by heat and not chemicals, you don’t have to worry about damaging your hair.

– More consistent curls. Digital perms use an even temperature throughout the entire head of hair so that each curl will be the same size and shape. This makes them more uniform than traditional perms that create curls of varying sizes and shapes.

– They last longer because they’re not as fragile as traditional perms.

– Digital perms work by breaking down the bonds in each strand of hair, which means they don’t damage the cuticle as much as traditional chemical perms.

Cons

– You can’t change the style as easily or as quickly. If you want to change your look after getting a digital perm, it will take time for your hair to return to its natural state. You’ll also need to schedule another appointment with your stylist for them to remove the old perm from your hair and redo it with a new one.

-Digital perms are a relatively new technology, and not all salons offer them yet. You may have to travel farther than usual or make an appointment at a salon specializing in this type of treatment if you want one done professionally.

– Digital perms are more expensive than traditional chemical perms because they require more time and skill on the part of your stylist, so if you’re looking for an affordable option, this probably isn’t it.

-The results won’t last as long as a traditional perm. Perm relaxers range from six months to two years, depending on how often you shampoo and condition your hair.

Who should NOT get a digital perm?

If you are considering getting a digital perm, you need to be sure you are a candidate for the service. In some cases, this means having healthy hair and scalp. This includes:

1. People who are thinning on top.

If you’re thinning on top and want to grow your hair back, you don’t want to risk losing what you have left. A digital perm is a way of perming the hair using an electric current to curl it.

Steam perms were popular in the ’50s and ’60s, but they were phased out when it was discovered that they caused damage to the hair shaft. Digital perms are a new version of this technique that doesn’t involve steam.

Digital perms are used for permanent waves and thickening existing curls. They work by relaxing the hair shaft to hold a permanent curl better than before. You can also get digital perms to add fullness or change your hair color permanently.

The main reason why people shouldn’t get digital perms if they’re thinning on top is that they use heat, which has been shown to damage hair follicles and cause breakage over time. If you already have less volume than you’d like, adding more heat isn’t going to make things any better — it’s just going to make things worse!

2. Anyone with overly permed hair.

Perming hair is no joke. It’s a process that, when done right, can transform the texture of your locks. But when it’s done wrong, it can be a disaster.

Overly permed hair (digital perms) is an excellent example. The issue with digital perms is that they tend to create more damage than traditional perms. This is because digital perms use heat and chemicals on each strand of hair rather than a chemical solution that works its way through the whole head of hair in one go.

The result? Damaged and brittle strands. If you already have over-permed hair (or if you’re thinking about getting one), you need to know how to restore your natural curl pattern before it’s too late!

3. People who do not want a softer, more natural look.

Digital perms are the latest innovation in hair care. The process involves using a computerized device that pulses electricity through the hair. The result is smooth, bouncy, and natural-looking locks.

Digital perms are ideal for people who want to achieve the look of their natural hair without damaging it with chemicals, heat, or ammonia. They also don’t require long hours waiting for your hair to be processed, as do chemical perms.

The digital perm is not for everyone, though. If you want an extra significant change or want to create waves and curls, digital perms may not be for you.

People who do not want a softer, more natural look should NOT get a digital perm because this process gives a highly soft look that most people aren’t used to seeing on themselves and their friends.

4. People with curly hair want to keep their natural curls.

A digital perm can be used on wavy or straight hair, but it’s typically not a good idea for those with naturally curly hair. The reason is that the digital perm may cause damage to your hair follicle, which can lead to breakage and loss of curl over time.

If you want to maintain your natural curls, the best approach is to stick with traditional chemical perms (or “perm rods,” as they’re often called). These have been around for decades and are still popular today because they’re effective at creating long-lasting results without causing any damage to your scalp or follicles.

Traditional perms use chemicals that react with your hair’s keratin proteins by loosening and straightening them so that they lie flat against your head instead of curling up naturally — thus making them easier to manage for those who prefer straight styles like bangs or layers. They also provide more volume than digital perms since they create curls rather than straightening them out completely.

A digital perm is a chemical process that straightens your hair permanently. The problem with this is that it does not allow your hair to loosen up or loosen up enough to style effortlessly naturally. If you have naturally curly hair, then you should embrace it!

If you are not a fan of curly hair and would like to straighten it, then I recommend using the flat iron instead of getting a digital perm. You can still use the flat iron at home and keep your natural texture!

5. People with very short hair.

A digital perm is a permanent curl created by passing an electric current through the hair. This process can take anywhere from 30 to 90 minutes, depending on the thickness of your hair. And while it’s not as damaging as other types of perms, it’s still not recommended for people with very short hair.

Why? Because the process involves curling the hair first, then setting it with rollers and letting them sit for a few hours before releasing the curl. But if your hair isn’t long enough to hold a curl, you will end up with straight or wavy locks instead of bouncy curls.

When you have very short hair, it’s not uncommon to want it to have more body or volume. This can be achieved through many different methods, but digital perm is becoming increasingly popular. It’s also one of the most damaging and can cause your hair to become frizzy and unmanageable.

A digital perm is a chemical relaxer that uses heat and time instead of chemicals. It breaks down proteins in the hair shaft, creating a more relaxed look. This process is used on African-American women who want straighter hair or are transitioning from relaxed hair back to natural hair.

The problem is that this process permanently damages your hair follicles, so once you’ve had it done, there’s no going back!

How much do digital perms cost?

The average price of a digital perm ranges from $50 to $150. However, this is just an average, and prices vary widely depending on the salon or salon owner.

Digital perms are not always cheaper than traditional chemical perms because they require more time and effort to process than conventional chemical perms. The celebrity stylists interviewed for this article said they charge anywhere from $200 to $300 for a digital perm.

They also said that it takes them twice as long to process a digital perm as it does to process a traditional chemical perm.

What happens during the process of getting a digital perm?

The process of getting a digital perm is very similar to a traditional one. The only difference is that instead of using heat, you will use electricity to create the curls.

The first thing that you need to do is make sure that your hair is clean and dry before you get started. The stylist will then apply conditioner to your hair to make it easier for them to work with during the process.

Then, they will use a unique tool called a digital curler that has metal teeth on it. They will hold the curler near your head and turn on the machine, so it heats up. When it’s heated enough, they will place the curler at the root of each section of hair and pull it down slightly while holding onto it tightly with their other hand so that it curls around the metal teeth and stays in place while they release their grip on it.

Once all of your hair has been curled, your stylist should rinse out any leftover conditioner from your hair. This is before blow-drying it out so that all of the curls can set properly without being weighed down. After this step is done, you should be good to go!

How long will it take to get my hair digitally permed?

Digital perm is a relatively new hair treatment that uses heat to relax the hair and create curls. It’s a great way to create natural-looking curls without damaging your hair or using chemicals.

The process is similar to traditional perms. But heat is used instead of chemicals to loosen the bonds between the proteins in your hair. The result is softer, more manageable, and voluminous curls.

How long will it take?

This depends on the length and thickness of your hair and how much time you have available for treatment. The average digital perm takes around two hours, but this can vary depending on your individual needs.

What do I need to know before booking?

If you’re thinking about getting a digital perm, there are some things you should know beforehand:

Your hair mustn’t be damaged by previous coloring or perming treatments because these can make it harder for the digital perm machine to work effectively with your hair type. If possible, wait six months after having any chemical services before getting digitally permed so that your natural curl pattern can return ultimately.

What are the most important things I should know about caring for my new digital perm after leaving the salon?

There is a lot to know about caring for your digital perm. The most important thing to know is that the digital perm process requires that the hair be dehydrated before it can be treated. The digital perm machine uses heat to curl the hair, so it won’t work well if you have wet hair.

For this reason, it’s best to schedule your digital perm appointment in the morning when you haven’t washed your hair. This way, you know that your hair will be dry by the time you get to the salon.

If you have wet hair when you come in for your appointment, we can still treat it, but it will take longer, and there is a greater chance that some of your curls won’t hold as well as they would if we had started with dry hair.

Once we’ve curled your hair, we recommend leaving it alone until it’s been washed and styled so that we can ensure the curls stay intact throughout the day. You may want to wear a hat or scarf on top of your head until after you’ve washed and styled it, just in case any of them start to fall out during this period (which sometimes happens no matter how careful we are).

Where can I get a digital perm in Singapore?

Kelture Aveda Hair Salon in Singapore is the place to go for your digital perm. The salon offers a wide range of services, including perms, highlights, hair straightening, etc. They also have a selection of hair extensions in store for you to try on before you buy.

Digital perms are perfect if you want to transform your hair into something new without damaging it. They don’t use chemicals or heat, which means your hair will be healthier after the treatment than it was before. If you’re looking for a new style that’s quick and easy to maintain, digital perms are the way forward!

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