How Do You Fix A Bad Perm?
A bad perm can temporarily ruin your appearance and self esteem. Depending on the damage to your hair, you may be able to fix the perm by using a deep conditioner for several days or by cutting the hair to remove the damaged parts. By fixing the bad perm as soon as possible, you may be able to salvage most of your hair and create a style that makes you comfortable. Step 1 Determine the cause of the problem. A bad perm is usually the result of perming dry or unhealthy hair, leaving treatment chemicals on too long, or rolling the curling rods incorrectly. Step 2 Use a deep conditioning product from the hair salon or the drugstore to fix a perm that’s frizzy or dull. Apply the conditioner to wet hair and allow it to penetrate the hair shaft. Leave the conditioner in your hair for at least 5 minutes before rinsing. Reapply as needed to tame out of control hair. Step 3 Ask your stylist to cut off all damaged ends to fix hair that’s been overtreated. You may need to have your hair cut shorte
