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You can expect soft, natural-looking waves and increased body across the length of your hair. New talent artists perform under supervision, ensuring basic technique and predictable results ideal for first-time perm clients or subtle texture changes.
Appointments typically last 2 to 3 hours depending on hair length, density, and curl size. Extra time may be needed for consultations, sectioning, and neutralizing to achieve consistent bodywave results with proper care.
Most hair types can take a bodywave, but results vary with texture, previous chemical services, and condition. We recommend a consultation and possible strand test to assess suitability and choose a gentle approach that protects hair health.
Wait 48 to 72 hours before washing to allow bonds to set. Use sulfate-free shampoos, hydrating conditioners, and avoid heat styling for a week. Regular trims and deep conditioning keep waves defined and hair healthy.
New talent artists work with experienced trainers and follow salon protocols to minimize damage. This entry-level perm uses milder solutions and conservative wrapping, but pre-existing damage may limit outcomes, so a consultation and strand test are advised.
Typically bodywaves last three to six months depending on hair growth, texture, and aftercare. Gentle products, limited heat, and regular maintenance extend longevity. Touch-ups or re-perming are needed once the wave pattern relaxes significantly.
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