1980's perm trend making new waves in Natural State Perms were all the rage in the 1980's but started disappearing in the 1990's and early 2000's. But now, they're making a comeback in a new way.

It’s one of the most popular perms because you get a natural-looking wave and it’s fairly low-maintenance, as results last between three to five months. 4. Digital Perm Dasha Burobina ...

Modern perms offer wave and texture FARGO -- We've all heard the horror stories -- a ringlet perm gone wrong, resulting in a frizzy, fried, crunchy hairstyle for months to come.

In the past, perms required various treatments to alter the natural texture of one's hair. The most common perm techniques included a cold or heat wave, said Elias-Porter.

Forget the perm you proudly scrunched and sported through the ‘ 80s and ‘ 90s (chances are you may have already erased all evidence of it) — there’s a new wave in town. Literally.

The New Wave perm is a more relaxed, natural looking curl that lasts three to five months and, yes, you look like you woke up that way.

A post shared by Bring Back The Perm (@permsfeed) on Mar 2, 2019 at 3:12am PST Essentially, a body wave perm works by chemically altering straight hair to create natural-looking curls.

Tatiana Dudley, Moroccanoil hair stylist ambassador, says that the modern-day perm, which still relies on chemicals to alter the texture and shape, is milder, less damaging, and comes with less ...

In the past, perms required various treatments to alter the natural texture of one's hair. The most common perm techniques included a cold or heat wave, said Elias-Porter.