How to fix a bad perm

More than likely you could perm right away, however, Henna is not a permanent dye. You might end up with green, or orange hair. The good news is that if that happens you can probably re-henna your hair right away. Most hennas have no strong and abrasive ingredients, like bleach or ammonia so should be safe to use over the top of a perm.

Hello anonymous,

I don't want to seem unsympathetic... but if
you READ the "DIRECTIONS" on most of
those "PERMS" you will find WARNINGS
galore...

If you have already 'FRIED' your hair...
You are well on your way to BALD...

I would vigorously suggest some
care / caution... Perhaps to seek professional
guidance... As those "PERMS" smell a lot
like carburetor cleaners (highly caustic).

Be safe... Get a professional opinion.

Carnac the Magnificent

If you used a dye that has metal oxide particles in it, NO you cannot use anything that has bleach, it will react with the oxide and cause you to loose hair.

While browsing a website in the bathroom turn the hot water on full blast (do not let the water get on the laptop or directly on your hair). The heat and steam should help relax your perm.

Texturizing is the SAME thing as relaxing... same chemical and everything it's just milder (usually mixed with an oil to slow the process of relaxing down a bit)
DO NOT let you texturize your hair! Perhaps you can make an agreement to wait until after you big chop to decide to texturize or not? Even then I wouldn't recommend doing it.if you have more side effact you need a homeopathy medicin you buy this on http://www.homeoinformation.blogspot.com (sabadela30)

Try the 'drain' portion of a few of the other cycles (heavy, perm. press, delicates) and see if it will drain/spin there. You can also try advancing the timer slowly through the 'spin' portion to see if it kicks in anywhere.

If it will rinse and spin in the other cycles, you most likely have a bad timer.

Hope this helps.

YEs you can,just do the touch up wait for 40 min and rinse off the color.. Brocato Curlinterrupted Treatment is a smoothing treatment that conditions detangles and relaxes coarse curly or frizzy hair. This treatment is designed to smooth hair and add major control. so the damage due to color effect will be less

My girls love having their hair braided during this time, so the fuss of styling each day is gone. All three of us have perms. Since I braid their hair myself, I am careful not to braid so tight that I pull their brains out, which we all know is frequently done. I don't like strained, tight and consistent pulling on permed hair! The hair is already in a fragile enough state. I do recommend a professional if you are going to wear braids on vacation, as you'll want them pretty the whole time. Tell them what you're after, then sit back and clench your teeth if your scalp is as tender as mine! Girl, swim to your hearts desire while you're gone. Just be sure to use a anti-chlorine shampoo and good conditioner whenever you're finished for the day. I also recommends "ion Anti-Chlorine Swimmer's Shampoo". Follow the directions on the label. Hope it's available in your area, if not, ask a reputable beauty supply store for a substitute. Just be sure it removes chlorine from the hair and nothing else! This works great for me and mine, so I hope it will be just as great for you. You can also wash your hair while your braids are in of course. Ask your stylist how best to do this. Be sure to use a good anti-chlorine shampoo first. My girls and I often follow this shampooing with a good moisturizing shampoo, then an excellent conditioner. Their are lots of different brands available. I caution you to use the anti-chlorine shampoo whenever swimming is over for that day. We simply cannot go to bed with chlorine in our permed hair! I am not telling you anything I have not tried on myself and my girls. Our hair grows with swimming, so we know this works. Good luck, have great fun, and do everything I wouldn't do, plus some!!!

Hi ya,

the macerator will dispose of most stuff, providing its within the manufacturers requirements.

The unit is made of stainless steel so it should be ok, however the seals are made of neoprene & according to the amount of perm solution put down the unit, especially as its quite acidic, so it could be leaking due to the seals being eaten away by the perm solution etc.
My advice would be to dilute the solutions as soon as you put them in the unit & run water so as to make sure it doesnt sit in the unit.
But however my professional advise would be to dispose of it down a suitable drain point.

If you look on the saniflo website they will direct you to a service engineer in your area

Kindly

Richie