Honestly, I don’t hate the smell of a perm. It sends me right back to when my grandma would get her hair done. She loved the tight curls on her short gray hair. And she had perms my whole life. I loved helping perm her hair and making her feel beautiful. It’s something that holds a sweet memory even if it doesn’t smell great. ❤️
My grandmother had the same she used to make me do it at 14yrs, I hated doing it as there were so many rollers it hurt your hands. The papers on the ends were the trickiest to get right. I'm proud to say I never fried her hair ever.
At a salon I worked at this client INSISTED on always perming over her 100% bleached hair. We'd have her sign a waiver that if her hair fell out, she couldn't sue. She did this for years. She always figured since her hair was 2 inches long, literally, that she was safe. So I left that salon and some time later I got a letter in the mail to give a deposition, that client was suing the salon, the owner, and the poor stylist who she insisted always did her hair. I remember going, sitting down, and going "Let me guess, this is Carol lastname and her hair has fallen out and she's now suing. They were stunned. I explained how she always signed a waiver (the salon had closed and the owner didn't keep the waivers by the time it got to the deposition), that she was warned and nobody except this specific stylist would perm her bleached hair. She knew the possibility that her hair would fall out but she didn't care. The lawyers all nodded when I finished and were like "Well thank you for coming in, you answered all out questions before we could even ask them."! lol They got a kick out of everything I had to say. Needless to say, the client lost. Thank god.
Did she leave bad reviews all over and was her hair that short due to over bleaching? You would think that if several stylist advise against it that they would accept it and not do anything with it. But I love that y'all have her the "fuck around and find out" treatment lmao I'm so glad y'all made her sign a waiver tho. Sometimes that's the only way dumbasses are going to learn lol
Wow, that's nuts. Considering her hair was so short, it wouldn't even take long for it to grow out.... but some people just feel the need to try to sue for stupid reasons.
@@BlueberryFundipthat's what I thought the salon would have done... Waivers are dangerous..as lawyers and witnesses need to sign them before they even work. I wouldn't have even gotten near this lady.
He doesn’t talk to much!! He’s educating the public for free, and that should be appreciated!! Plus, we are all here to listen to him anyway, because he’s entertaining and hysterical!! Other wise, nobody would watch these boring videos without his reaction!! 👏 👏!!! 😂💗
Some people do have the talent to home perm. Where I lived, a very small village in Australia and far from a hairdresser, a lady there, was so good at home perms she was very busy and the elderly ladies loved her. She charged no money. She did loose or tight curls and could follow a hair style. She permed my waist length hair and it was perfectly wavey. She was not a trained hairdresser. Shout out to Tonia!
What a nice person. That’s a lot of work to do for free. That was so nice of her! I used to get my long hair permed at salons in my teens and twenties and it looked really pretty. Kind of like Nichole Kidman back in the day. 😊
I have somewhere I have to be.. BUT BEFORE I GO.. I must ruin my hair for this big event. Then I am going to have a melt down because I have somewhere to be and my hair is ruined.
Do you be your own person with your own style.. I still get flat roll ringlet perms on my long hair every year I love curly hair instead of straight..I read on the internet last week perms are coming back in style..
@@Smaugette Don't I've been getting perms since I was 13 I don't like my hair straight ..I'd never let someone perm my hair at home no way it would be a disaster ..
Personally I love it when you explain what they did wrong and talk. I like your accent, but also I like having confirmation that im right when I call out what they did wrong. Lol.
She said that she didn't want it to look '80s, but she does. I was a teenager in the '80s, and her hair looks like that of so many people I went to high school with. So now she's retro. haha You looked just like a friend of mine back in high school with your perm!! Wow! haha I've had three perms in my life - when I was seven, I looked like a brown haired Little Orphan Annie. When I was in grade 7, I had long hair, but not the spiral perm thing - this was before that became a thing. Then when I was 18, 19. My mom used to have perms, and she even had a couple from home that some friends of ours helped her with. She used to have perms all the time. Then she just cut her hair into a pixie or similar and never had perms again. She coloured her hair, though, up until a few years before she passed. Her hair had very little grey, though, and it was still mostly dark brown when she passed 1.5 years ago.
I love all your color videos; I became a color specialist after six months of intense colorist, chemistry and physiology school, and after working as a stylist for about five years. But your info on perms was a bit off, in my opinion. The first solution, the ‘wave’ solution breaks the hair bonds; it basically softens the bonds to reform them. You had me until you said the neutralizer should be left on at least 10 minutes. That solution is not really a neutralizer; it is a gardener or a chemical that reforms and locks the bonds in their new position. It emphatically states to never leave it longer than FIVE minutes. No matter the health of your hair, if you leave the solution that hardened/rebonds the hair you risk breakage and the dreaded frizz. You have been my hero and inspiration for months now, since I found your platform. You are so very knowledgeable and so ‘spot on’ in everything you say. I am reminded of so many things I learned in the real world and it’s fun to listen to someone so knowledgeable but not a jerk about it. You are the only TH-cam I watch. I wish I could meet you in person and talk and learn more from you. I’m old as the hills and have been coloring since I was twelve and found out ammonia and peroxide took color out of blonde hair. But I just really enjoy your videos and have become an addicted fan
I remember having a perm as a teenager.. The whole thing went from bad to worse, the hairdresser was convinced my dry scalp was nits, so after embarrassing me in front of everyone she made me get my things and leave.. I left crying and went and told my Mum who checked my hair (no nits) and went back and got mad at them, saying it was supposed to be for my birthday, I was meant to be having a nice day etc, until they gave in and did it.. So then I ended up being treated as though I had an infectious disease.. The perm itself came out terrible! It made my hair so much shorter, the curls were super tight and I was so upset that it didn't turn out as I expected. It was probably a revenge perm! I felt ridiculous. But I remember my mum telling me I was ungrateful because my Dad paid for it. I dunno, maybe she was right, but it kinda just made me feel guilty, ungrateful and like a shitty person on top of feeling ugly, not like myself, embarrassed and generally sad. Wasn't fun. Then when it grew out it was poker straight with mad curly ends.. Not an experience that got repeated.. Perms should be banned lol
I had training, and I used an at home perm on a friend. It came out perfect. It comes down to following directions and the perm instructions, in the DO NOT section says DO NOT apply perm to BLEACHED or PERMANENT hair color! She didn’t follow directions.
After watching so many perm fail videos I'm SHOCKED at how well my home perms used to come out when I was a grade schooler in the 80s. I looked like a poodle, yes, but the poodling was very even and well done. My mom really knew what she was doing lol.
Ah, the nostalgia! As a teen in the late 80's, *of course* I had it permed - though it took more than a year of me pestering my Mum, she eventually agreed that the next time my auntie came around to perm *her* hair, I could have it done too - and I absolutely LOVED it! Within a couple of years I was confidently doing it myself, but styles changed as they do, and when the "corkscrew effect" perm came in a few years later - somewhat similar to today's "chopstick effect"? - and I'd already moved away, it was an awful lot easier to just visit the hairdresser's than to try wrapping all 80+(!!) perm rods into such little sections by myself, and do so evenly! I loved the created look, but even two decades later I can still remember the pain of having to lean over that rinsing bowl with the combined weight of all those heavy rods pulling at each and every strand simultaneously, and the tears that'd be running down my face... oh, the things we do for fashion! But anyways - would I try a box perm again? Probably, yes! - but then again, I've never bleached my hair blonde, or over-processed it (yet!), and strongly believe that where chemicals are involved, it's best to always follow the instructions - to the letter! And if that somehow makes me boring? - well, feel free to yawn away, but I'm not the one who's ruining her hair on the altar of the 'gram, now, am I?!🤗
I really liked what we in Australia called the spiral perm it would fall like ringlets. I thought it was quite a beautiful look. My hair does it naturally but I had friends getting it and they were always jealous that mine was natural.
OMG yaaaasssss...thank you!! I also hate perms, once I past state boards I don't think I ever did another one. My specialties are cut/color. I have actually had several clients I was able to convince to stop perming. I feel that with an appropriate cut for the hair type you can create all the fullness and movement you need. There are so many color techniques that are great for adding the perfect finishing touch to the style. I would always tell my clients - when they would say they had a "good" stylist and they could never make their hair look like the stylist did - that doesn't mean the stylist is good! Just the opposite. A good stylist will leave you with a cut that you will be able to deal with easily at home. And of course will let you know what products they are using. I loved being able to get people out of the perm habit with a good cut!
What kills me is that people really think stylists can achieve any result you ask for, like the skies the limit. Then when you tell them that’s not possible and the reasons why..they throw a fit and demand you do it anyways. Then when the hair breaks off and looks awful, they demand a refund and give a bad review either way. Damned if you do, damned if you don’t🙄
@@hair-buddha many a time I refused to do a clients hair until they'd strengthened it at home with treatments. If they weren't prepared to help me then they just didn't get the service done. I love love your videos. Many times I'm cringing or have my head in my hands thinking why are you doing this. Keep on doing your videos, it's so nice seeing a fellow professional telling it like it is
My mom dated a hairdresser and she wanted "beach waves," and he gave her a Jerry curl. It was hilarious AF. She didn't think so. It was red too, so she looked like Bozo the Clown. 🤣 🤡
The reason I watch you is because I enjoy listening to your feedback on these videos! It is educational and often hilarious. By the way, your mustache is magnificent. 😄
Hair Buddha, your hair in the day was so beautiful. I am glad you enjoyed it while you had it, no disrespect intended. I like the dignity that men adopt with baldness. As we age our hair changes naturally if we let it. I am in my seventies now and instead of straight as an arrow I have curly. Black with White only by the temples, no chemicals for 30 years. It is down to my shoulder blades and I am having a good time. Why do I watch your shows? Your personality, the fun, the surprise and people trying so hard. ❤
I'm running out of your videos to watch! Such great content your channel has taken over my LIFE! You're like part of the family. Even my kids recognise your voice and now they even know never to bleach your hair on the roots first😂 (My youngest is eleven!😂) I'm the hairdresser I'm the house yet they've learnt more from you than me. 😂😂 WAITING for the day you get merch! Maybe your own product line in hair. You'd be amazing with online classes too. Doing it in a course/study format. I can't wait to watch your channel grow and you'll hit a million subs in the next 6 months I'm willing to bet! I'm so glad we have a fresh faced hairdresser on TH-cam! Oh....I refuse to do perms too. Hate them. It really is mostly a science. The damage they do......😩😩 BUT permed hair is beautiful if done right. I'm just not comfortable enough to actually so it 😂😂😂 Again, fantastic video. About to check out your travel channel 😀 BTW I LOVED your permed hair! It really suited you!!! That in no way looks bad at all! You totally rocked it!!! 👀🤩🙌🙌👍👍😊😊
I am a Cosmetologist and I love wrapping perms. That might have turned out a lot better if she sectioned her hair out and properly wrapped it. It's not a horrible epic fail, but it's a fail.
I have a friend who's been one for 40 years and loves it too. I have been doing hair professionally for 15 years, and can't stand wrapping them. I've wrapped a ton of them, though. I love foiling, though, and she hates it.
Hi , box perms have been around in Britain for many years. Remember my Mum and Nan perming each others hair from the 1950s onwards. They only had a few bad results but neither had bleached hair! Really enjoy your videos. You're always so kind. Many thanks.
HB you NEVER ever talk too much. I just adore hearing what you have to say, it’s all incredibly interesting plus I enjoy your accent. As a Scot I love hearing other accents. So, thank you for your channel. I like it so much that I’m not on the 2nd binge watch 😂
When my hair was shoulder length I got a perm done in the salon. I remember all the steps and things to do when you explained it. It is about buttlength now and after washing you can still see a bit of curls in it 😆. Now that was a quality perm.
As someone with natural wavy hair, I was always jealous of my friends. They all had straight hair, and they just woke up, wash and brush their hair. I had to go for a bunch of processes for my hair to look decent. I don't understand why people would like to have a perm. But well, their hair, their decision.
Wavy/swirly hair here. Have a friend with perfectly straight hair who's been thinking of doing a perm for a while. I cannot comprehend why she wants that. I'm a guy,i have short short hair and i still have to spend 30 minutes every morning trying to put my hair into place. Her hair is down to her waist and so far her hair taming technique every morning is just brushing it. I don't think people with straight hair understand how much maintenance curly/wavy hair actually requires. You can't just brush it and walk out the door. Even when washing and drying it,you need to do everything different or you'll look like you got electrocuted. People think we wake up with flawless waves every morning 🫠
Honestly opposite for me. My straight hair had to constantly be brushed so it would fluff out or else it would lie flat and greasy and I’d have to wash it every. Single. Day. After my perm? 4 days EASY and I look great. Hadn’t brushed my hair in ages for a bit when I wasn’t feeling it during winter and it still looked good. Super low maintenance which is perfect because I do not like giving a fuck about hair haha
When I was a kid….every Easter, I was forcefully given a perm by my aunt, (in cahoots with my mother) I would be forced to sit in a chair for FOUR hours! While my aunt rolled my hair into those curlers so tight that I wanted to scream. I looked like little orphan Annie by the time she was through with me. I dreaded Easter for years and still stay out of arms reach of my aunt. I was a victim of the 80’s.
Yep I was the proud owner of a 'scrunchy root perm' in 1986... 🤦🏼♀️ I already had pretty wavy hair naturally, so god only knows what I was thinking whining until my father gave in and paid a fair few £'s for it.. I will admit it did look nice for 80's hair, and made holding a long layered wavy style in place without gallons of hairspray easy, but perms were so damaging back then! I don't know if much has changed because I don't know anyone who's had a perm in years. Not something I'd do again tbh! 😄
I have natural curly hair and i used to HATE it. I’m biracial and my mom had no idea how to do my hair. Tragic childhood when it came to school and family pictures 😩😩
I feel this soooo much. My mom has barely wavy hair and it’s super thin so she brushes it constantly to fluff it up. She did this to me until high school. I have super thick curly hair and she gave me the hugest frizziest mess of hair that was a nightmare. 8th grade when I made a friend with curly hair who showed me how to style it was like a miracle.
that young Buddha picture with the ginger curl was so cute! And, being a bespoke tailor and a metalhead, I'm absolutely in love with that leather crop tight 😍 But your current look has way more character and suits you a lot better 👍
I had a few perms in the late 80’s that were professionally done that actually looked pretty good. Of course my hair was very thick at that time. I enjoy your Instagram posts📯🎁😊
Oh, I remember those perm boxes you could get in drugstores. My mum and my grandma used them. Every 6 or 8 weeks cap highlights or perm. And always the chit-chat in low German and the ammonia smell, the good old times 😁
In the 90s as a teen I had a perm done on bleached hair. (The hairdresser was not happy with my decision but did it anyway.) According to the circumstances it went out okay and my hair was not completely dead, but as soon as it rained I looked like a badly groomed poodle. I was happy when it finally had grown out and would never do it again! 😁
I've been watching a lot of hairdressers reacting to home hair fails, and I'm so surprised by the lack of historical knowledge. In this case, I need to say that my mother was using home perm kits AT LEAST 40 years ago. She did this in the living room watching tv, and I would help. I remember one where the perm lotion was a foam that soaked into the rolled up hair (in theory). These box perms were advertised on tv.
I know this video is super old and all but I felt the need to comment anyway. My mother use to perm her hair at home regulary, she owned the dedicated equipment for it and everything, now granted this was in the mid to late '80's but it really wasn't uncommon where I lived. She even gave me a perm once after I had my hair chopped off do to hair lice, btw about the only thing I *would* recommend home perm or streatener for is removing head lice nits after you have killed all the adult lice. You put it on comb it through and leave it for only a few minutes then wash it out, the nits come un-glued from the hair and can be easily combed out! Probably the only good use for this product.
I I’m always bleached light blonde. Early into beauty school, I wanted to have curly/wavy texture. I used foam rollers and a box perm. I learned a very important lesson that day. Btw, I took an oliplex class that completely changed my mind about perms. Using that with the perks completely changes the end results and they can be so versatile nowadays.
I love the picture with a perm!! I had a perm in the 80s- it was an at home perm, and yes, that first chemical smells soooo strong, and it does burn your eyes- ouch!
The best perm I ever had was done at a Salon. My hair was quite long and layered and it was beautiful! Nice soft curls so glad it got it done at a salon. Perms were so popular then and lots of people brought Toni home perms and seen some terrible home perms. To get beach waves at home I use a hair product that encourages curl and scrunch my hair. I do have a tiny bit of natural wave and it works for me and stays about 3 days unless I go to the beach and swim lol
hey hair Buddha! I love your Reaction videos.Perming your hair at home is probably worse than bleaching it and failing!Sending love to Belgium and everyone out their.Happy holidays🎄🎅☺💟✂💺
As much great advice u give there are always those who think they can do it their way and it comes out gorgeous. Hair stylists didn't go to school for nothing.
Back in the 1960's kids got a Toni home perm that their moms gave them, me included. Picture straight almost shoulder-length hair with tight curls only on the last 2 inches and tight curly bangs I can laugh now, not then.
80s girl here. I had home perms basically from 7th grade through my 1st year of college. Thankfully my mom knew what the hell she was doing when it came to wrapping but there were more than a few times that my hair was a disaster until I got a haircut to remove the damaged ends. Ironically I had an actual hairdresser completely burn my hair in college. It stunk for weeks and that was my last perm ever. 🤣
Bonjour Monsieur Hair Buddha. Sorry to be here again, but this subject has remained me ancient souvenirs. When I was a very little girl, my mother used to going to the hairdresser's. There were many very old ladies. It was not a secret, in our entrance, that they were in, because of the stinky smell, perm products. It was awfull how repulsing "perfumes" they were. As I was here siiting and waiting, I was fascinated about the ballet of the hairdresser's hands on these old ladies' skuls. But I noticed that the hairdresser put the "bigoudis" that were very little and narrow in a certain plan, it was extraordinary because it made me think the bigoudis were many soldiers of an hair army so that they made war to the straight hair. After these soldiers' operations, the skulls were covered with grey or salt and pepper cheaps. I didn't know it could have resurrect (?!) upon antiques days. It is a pity. Goodbye and thank you.
There have been “box” perms for home use for many years in the USA. I am 66 and I remember my mom perming my hair when I was little. The popular perm in those days was “Toni” perm. I also remember that it was a disaster!
Wonderful channel. Enjoy these videos so much, at the same time entertaining and educating and hair buddha's reactions are priceless. He seems to die several times during his vids, yet he always returns stronger than ever. 💪💗
This curly-noodles are sold here in germany for temporary curly hair. It's normal, to do this. I though perm is just for "elderly women". They have it often here. With bleached hair, that has a light violett tone, because of the purple shampoo. I never thought about it, until I watch those videos :D
@@sunnyreddick9981 they are called "papilotten - Lockenwickler" and are quite a product for daily use :) you can buy them on amazon, I bet. Perm is often done in hair salons. Papilotten-hairstyle works with washed, wet hair and hot dry oryou just leave them in overnight in wet hair :)
Ahh...fond memories of going to the hair salon as a kid in the 80's. I can smell it now...Bleach + perm solution + second hand cigarette smoke 💆♀️💇♀️ ☣☢🚬💥🧟♀️
I remember growing up in the 60's. My Mom, Aunts and Grandmother did home-perms. They would literally sit in a train, each rolling the person in front. They had pretty short hair and liked the volume for the popular boufaunt styles. As a 10 yr old, I was the pink curler child labor. Ill never forget that smell!! 😂
I remember being my sisters guinea pig when she was in hair school back in the late 80's. She gave me something called a Spiral perm & it was actually cool as hell. Did totally fry my hair tho 😧
Back in the 80s I had a perm, but my hair was never colored. I had light brown hair. Looking back at pictures of myself, I would always say what was I thinking, I would never ever get a perm again., and I'm 60years old now.
Thank you for the upload! You're a good teacher. I do appriciate the short clips too. The picture was great, never would have guessed you were a redhead in your teens😊
As a retired stylist of 30 yrs, there are 2 different types of perms. 1. Acid perm ( mild) 2. Alkaline ( strong)... I didn't like doing perms on women that had their hair colored. Because now you are putting 2 chemicals on your hair. But that's what the women want. I tried explaining it to ladies, but it went in one ear and out the other. Was their hair damaged? Of course it was. It was mostly the elderly women that wanted this done bcz I was going to set their hair on rollers, and put them under the hair dryer until dried. Take out the rollers and style their hair with a lot of teasing so their hair will last a whole week.
You said there was no innovation or updating of perms. I just wanted to share Wave Nouveau with you if you've never heard of it. I could not tell you if it smells better than old perms. But i can tell you its a different and far improved and more versatile product from the old perm. I would be very interested to see your reaction to a bunch of this wave nouveau stuff, especially considering how different the steps are and especially considering how much its used on black 4c afro hair when the old kind of perm would NEVER give a nice result on afro type hair.
Just discovered your channel 👏👏 loving it. I having to laugh at this video, I've been a hairdresser for over 30 years... the times I've had to put these "fails" right/corrected.. your reaction is exactly mine haha😄
Hi from new Zealand, Hair Buddha. LOVE your video's !!!!! LOVE watching people made a real mess of their hair lol HAHAHAHA that first girls hair lol. I snorted my coffee lol I have waist length curly hair, I grew my streaks out, so now 100% natural. I have air dried it for over 20 years lol. Now I have basically no split ends, since I got rid of the blond.
Once when I was a teenager (80s and 90s) I used Sun-in to "bring out my highlights" (made my light brown hair yellow orange, of course) and a little while later my mom decided to give me a home perm, the body wave type (I have naturally curly hair but wanted those spiral ramen curls). Neither of us realized that the peroxide in the Sun-in was a type of bleach, so my hair melted. When I went to the hair dresser to get the rest cut off, she scolded me "you can't bleach and perm!" and I was like, "I didn't bleach it!". LMAO. Also, my grandmother colored her white hair a "winter wheat" blonde, but she used a regular Clairol box dye to do it. My mother had always referred to it as "bleach blonde". Grandma would get perms, too, but now I know that she was not actually bleaching and perming. We obviously didn't understand anything about lightening and coloring hair. Understandably, I now stick to hair color on my gray roots and color masks on the rest. I leave the perms alone.
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The smell you are smelling is sulfur, it smells just like Nair🤢
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I JUST USE OLD FASHIONED RAG CURLERS WORK GREAT AND NO DAMAGE AND YOU CAN GO STRAIGHT HAIR ANYTIME YOU WANT
I thought that your hair looked good in that picture
Honestly, I don’t hate the smell of a perm. It sends me right back to when my grandma would get her hair done. She loved the tight curls on her short gray hair. And she had perms my whole life. I loved helping perm her hair and making her feel beautiful. It’s something that holds a sweet memory even if it doesn’t smell great. ❤️
My grandmother had the same she used to make me do it at 14yrs, I hated doing it as there were so many rollers it hurt your hands. The papers on the ends were the trickiest to get right. I'm proud to say I never fried her hair ever.
My gran always had the same and it made her hair look so much better when she was done
Same❤
Me too!
Same. And my mom put a couple home perms in my hair. The smell is nostalgic! ❤️
At a salon I worked at this client INSISTED on always perming over her 100% bleached hair. We'd have her sign a waiver that if her hair fell out, she couldn't sue. She did this for years. She always figured since her hair was 2 inches long, literally, that she was safe. So I left that salon and some time later I got a letter in the mail to give a deposition, that client was suing the salon, the owner, and the poor stylist who she insisted always did her hair. I remember going, sitting down, and going "Let me guess, this is Carol lastname and her hair has fallen out and she's now suing. They were stunned. I explained how she always signed a waiver (the salon had closed and the owner didn't keep the waivers by the time it got to the deposition), that she was warned and nobody except this specific stylist would perm her bleached hair. She knew the possibility that her hair would fall out but she didn't care. The lawyers all nodded when I finished and were like "Well thank you for coming in, you answered all out questions before we could even ask them."! lol They got a kick out of everything I had to say. Needless to say, the client lost. Thank god.
Did she leave bad reviews all over and was her hair that short due to over bleaching? You would think that if several stylist advise against it that they would accept it and not do anything with it. But I love that y'all have her the "fuck around and find out" treatment lmao I'm so glad y'all made her sign a waiver tho. Sometimes that's the only way dumbasses are going to learn lol
A real professional would have refused the service.
Wow, that's nuts. Considering her hair was so short, it wouldn't even take long for it to grow out.... but some people just feel the need to try to sue for stupid reasons.
@@BlueberryFundipI am just surprised that they accepted the request to perm her hair.
@@BlueberryFundipthat's what I thought the salon would have done... Waivers are dangerous..as lawyers and witnesses need to sign them before they even work. I wouldn't have even gotten near this lady.
He doesn’t talk to much!! He’s educating the public for free, and that should be appreciated!! Plus, we are all here to listen to him anyway, because he’s entertaining and hysterical!! Other wise, nobody would watch these boring videos without his reaction!! 👏 👏!!! 😂💗
100% agree
Some people do have the talent to home perm. Where I lived, a very small village in Australia and far from a hairdresser, a lady there, was so good at home perms she was very busy and the elderly ladies loved her. She charged no money. She did loose or tight curls and could follow a hair style. She permed my waist length hair and it was perfectly wavey. She was not a trained hairdresser. Shout out to Tonia!
I need a Tonia in my life.
What a nice person. That’s a lot of work to do for free. That was so nice of her! I used to get my long hair permed at salons in my teens and twenties and it looked really pretty. Kind of like Nichole Kidman back in the day. 😊
I have somewhere I have to be.. BUT BEFORE I GO.. I must ruin my hair for this big event. Then I am going to have a melt down because I have somewhere to be and my hair is ruined.
I feel attacked lol
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Do you be your own person with your own style.. I still get flat roll ringlet perms on my long hair every year I love curly hair instead of straight..I read on the internet last week perms are coming back in style..
@@Smaugette Don't I've been getting perms since I was 13 I don't like my hair straight ..I'd never let someone perm my hair at home no way it would be a disaster ..
@@lorileew2337she’s being sarcastic.
I was in college in the late 80s and permed my own hair for those years. Looking back at my photos makes me want to cry. 😂😐
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Lol I heard a lot of people with straight hair did it
@@zailyahlavender8081 Sadly, yes. 😬
I got a few perms when I was a kid. I looked like a poodle for a few days, ok for a week, then flat.
I agree I remember the years I kept perms 80s, some of the 90s and I think my last one was in 2001.
"My hair is just so damaged" the craziest shit ever said BEFORE perming
Why do I love this girl? 😂
Please don't apologise for the amazing explanations you always give, your knowledge is second to none!
Personally I love it when you explain what they did wrong and talk. I like your accent, but also I like having confirmation that im right when I call out what they did wrong. Lol.
She said that she didn't want it to look '80s, but she does. I was a teenager in the '80s, and her hair looks like that of so many people I went to high school with. So now she's retro. haha
You looked just like a friend of mine back in high school with your perm!! Wow! haha
I've had three perms in my life - when I was seven, I looked like a brown haired Little Orphan Annie. When I was in grade 7, I had long hair, but not the spiral perm thing - this was before that became a thing. Then when I was 18, 19. My mom used to have perms, and she even had a couple from home that some friends of ours helped her with. She used to have perms all the time. Then she just cut her hair into a pixie or similar and never had perms again. She coloured her hair, though, up until a few years before she passed. Her hair had very little grey, though, and it was still mostly dark brown when she passed 1.5 years ago.
That girl doing her box perm is adorable. She needs an acting gig with those faces 🤣 she makes!!!
I love watching this channel grow i joined at 7,000 im so glad its gettinb more fans. Its a great channel.
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I love all your color videos; I became a color specialist after six months of intense colorist, chemistry and physiology school, and after working as a stylist for about five years. But your info on perms was a bit off, in my opinion. The first solution, the ‘wave’ solution breaks the hair bonds; it basically softens the bonds to reform them. You had me until you said the neutralizer should be left on at least 10 minutes. That solution is not really a neutralizer; it is a gardener or a chemical that reforms and locks the bonds in their new position. It emphatically states to never leave it longer than FIVE minutes. No matter the health of your hair, if you leave the solution that hardened/rebonds the hair you risk breakage and the dreaded frizz. You have been my hero and inspiration for months now, since I found your platform. You are so very knowledgeable and so ‘spot on’ in everything you say. I am reminded of so many things I learned in the real world and it’s fun to listen to someone so knowledgeable but not a jerk about it. You are the only TH-cam I watch. I wish I could meet you in person and talk and learn more from you. I’m old as the hills and have been coloring since I was twelve and found out ammonia and peroxide took color out of blonde hair. But I just really enjoy your videos and have become an addicted fan
I remember having a perm as a teenager.. The whole thing went from bad to worse, the hairdresser was convinced my dry scalp was nits, so after embarrassing me in front of everyone she made me get my things and leave.. I left crying and went and told my Mum who checked my hair (no nits) and went back and got mad at them, saying it was supposed to be for my birthday, I was meant to be having a nice day etc, until they gave in and did it.. So then I ended up being treated as though I had an infectious disease..
The perm itself came out terrible! It made my hair so much shorter, the curls were super tight and I was so upset that it didn't turn out as I expected. It was probably a revenge perm! I felt ridiculous. But I remember my mum telling me I was ungrateful because my Dad paid for it. I dunno, maybe she was right, but it kinda just made me feel guilty, ungrateful and like a shitty person on top of feeling ugly, not like myself, embarrassed and generally sad. Wasn't fun. Then when it grew out it was poker straight with mad curly ends.. Not an experience that got repeated.. Perms should be banned lol
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I always remember this when I’m turned away… “rejection is gods protection!!!”
@@wanderingsoul2931 this should be on a tile in the kitchen 😂
Poor thing! Your parents made you feel bad for feeling bad! That’s bad boundaries! Sorry that happened to you!
That sucks I know that feeling entirely too well. Something, you will never forget
A home perm on healthy untreated hair is most often a disaster. Bleached hair? Perm? Oh no no no no! I find perming more difficult then bleaching.
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I had training, and I used an at home perm on a friend. It came out perfect. It comes down to following directions and the perm instructions, in the DO NOT section says DO NOT apply perm to BLEACHED or PERMANENT hair color! She didn’t follow directions.
After watching so many perm fail videos I'm SHOCKED at how well my home perms used to come out when I was a grade schooler in the 80s. I looked like a poodle, yes, but the poodling was very even and well done. My mom really knew what she was doing lol.
Ah, the nostalgia! As a teen in the late 80's, *of course* I had it permed - though it took more than a year of me pestering my Mum, she eventually agreed that the next time my auntie came around to perm *her* hair, I could have it done too - and I absolutely LOVED it! Within a couple of years I was confidently doing it myself, but styles changed as they do, and when the "corkscrew effect" perm came in a few years later - somewhat similar to today's "chopstick effect"? - and I'd already moved away, it was an awful lot easier to just visit the hairdresser's than to try wrapping all 80+(!!) perm rods into such little sections by myself, and do so evenly! I loved the created look, but even two decades later I can still remember the pain of having to lean over that rinsing bowl with the combined weight of all those heavy rods pulling at each and every strand simultaneously, and the tears that'd be running down my face... oh, the things we do for fashion! But anyways - would I try a box perm again? Probably, yes! - but then again, I've never bleached my hair blonde, or over-processed it (yet!), and strongly believe that where chemicals are involved, it's best to always follow the instructions - to the letter! And if that somehow makes me boring? - well, feel free to yawn away, but I'm not the one who's ruining her hair on the altar of the 'gram, now, am I?!🤗
I really liked what we in Australia called the spiral perm it would fall like ringlets. I thought it was quite a beautiful look. My hair does it naturally but I had friends getting it and they were always jealous that mine was natural.
She had a good attitude about it!
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As a teenager in the 80’s I made the mistake of letting my mum perm my hair, never again. Hairdressers after that lol! Xxx
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My mom had a perm
Me too. I end up looking like a puddle 🐩 It take months to look normal again 😅
@@Em-wk5ns oh yes lol! Even had ‘proper’ ones since, but hardly ever liked them xxx
@@soph8077 almost everyone’s mom had a perm back then 😂
OMG yaaaasssss...thank you!! I also hate perms, once I past state boards I don't think I ever did another one. My specialties are cut/color. I have actually had several clients I was able to convince to stop perming. I feel that with an appropriate cut for the hair type you can create all the fullness and movement you need. There are so many color techniques that are great for adding the perfect finishing touch to the style. I would always tell my clients - when they would say they had a "good" stylist and they could never make their hair look like the stylist did - that doesn't mean the stylist is good! Just the opposite. A good stylist will leave you with a cut that you will be able to deal with easily at home. And of course will let you know what products they are using. I loved being able to get people out of the perm habit with a good cut!
What kills me is that people really think stylists can achieve any result you ask for, like the skies the limit. Then when you tell them that’s not possible and the reasons why..they throw a fit and demand you do it anyways. Then when the hair breaks off and looks awful, they demand a refund and give a bad review either way. Damned if you do, damned if you don’t🙄
I think it is in every country like that. But if I am convinced that the color that the clients wants is impossible, that I will not do it...
@@hair-buddha many a time I refused to do a clients hair until they'd strengthened it at home with treatments. If they weren't prepared to help me then they just didn't get the service done. I love love your videos. Many times I'm cringing or have my head in my hands thinking why are you doing this. Keep on doing your videos, it's so nice seeing a fellow professional telling it like it is
They can get you any style you want. They just can't do it with your hair. Get ready for a wig.
My mom dated a hairdresser and she wanted "beach waves," and he gave her a Jerry curl. It was hilarious AF. She didn't think so. It was red too, so she looked like Bozo the Clown. 🤣 🤡
People with straight hair thinking a perm will make them wake up with glorious, shiny beach waves is my fave type of video to watch x)
Yeah. She won't have shiny anything with a perm.
Hold my earrings **** Runs to shop to return the home perm****
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The reason I watch you is because I enjoy listening to your feedback on these videos! It is educational and often hilarious. By the way, your mustache is magnificent. 😄
thx for watching 🙏
Hair Buddha, your hair in the day was so beautiful. I am glad you enjoyed it while you had it, no disrespect intended. I like the dignity that men adopt with baldness. As we age our hair changes naturally if we let it. I am in my seventies now and instead of straight as an arrow I have curly. Black with White only by the temples, no chemicals for 30 years. It is down to my shoulder blades and I am having a good time. Why do I watch your shows? Your personality, the fun, the surprise and people trying so hard. ❤
I'm running out of your videos to watch! Such great content your channel has taken over my LIFE! You're like part of the family. Even my kids recognise your voice and now they even know never to bleach your hair on the roots first😂 (My youngest is eleven!😂)
I'm the hairdresser I'm the house yet they've learnt more from you than me. 😂😂
WAITING for the day you get merch! Maybe your own product line in hair.
You'd be amazing with online classes too. Doing it in a course/study format.
I can't wait to watch your channel grow and you'll hit a million subs in the next 6 months I'm willing to bet!
I'm so glad we have a fresh faced hairdresser on TH-cam!
Oh....I refuse to do perms too. Hate them. It really is mostly a science. The damage they do......😩😩 BUT permed hair is beautiful if done right. I'm just not comfortable enough to actually so it 😂😂😂
Again, fantastic video.
About to check out your travel channel 😀
BTW I LOVED your permed hair! It really suited you!!! That in no way looks bad at all! You totally rocked it!!! 👀🤩🙌🙌👍👍😊😊
People without naturally curly hair never appreciate how hard it is to take care of curly hair. When she pulled out the hairdryer I knew it was over
I have naturally wavy hair and even that’s a pain I can’t imagine what you’d have to go through with curly hair
I am a Cosmetologist and I love wrapping perms. That might have turned out a lot better if she sectioned her hair out and properly wrapped it. It's not a horrible epic fail, but it's a fail.
I have a friend who's been one for 40 years and loves it too. I have been doing hair professionally for 15 years, and can't stand wrapping them. I've wrapped a ton of them, though. I love foiling, though, and she hates it.
Does anyone else really like his mustache? lol 😆
It really is super cool
hand gesture at top of video ! GOLDEN!
Hi , box perms have been around in Britain for many years. Remember my Mum and Nan perming each others hair from the 1950s onwards. They only had a few bad results but neither had bleached hair! Really enjoy your videos. You're always so kind. Many thanks.
HB you NEVER ever talk too much. I just adore hearing what you have to say, it’s all incredibly interesting plus I enjoy your accent. As a Scot I love hearing other accents. So, thank you for your channel. I like it so much that I’m not on the 2nd binge watch 😂
I had a perm once, 20 years ago, and I still remember the smell vividly.
When my hair was shoulder length I got a perm done in the salon. I remember all the steps and things to do when you explained it. It is about buttlength now and after washing you can still see a bit of curls in it 😆. Now that was a quality perm.
Yes your perm must have been very well done if you didn’t have any damage from it
That why they call it a perm. It permanently changes the structure of your hair . It will soften but never go away until it’s cut off.
As someone with natural wavy hair, I was always jealous of my friends. They all had straight hair, and they just woke up, wash and brush their hair. I had to go for a bunch of processes for my hair to look decent. I don't understand why people would like to have a perm. But well, their hair, their decision.
I bet they were equally jealous of your hair too, I would kill for natural waves 😭
As they say, the grass is always greener.....
Wavy/swirly hair here. Have a friend with perfectly straight hair who's been thinking of doing a perm for a while. I cannot comprehend why she wants that. I'm a guy,i have short short hair and i still have to spend 30 minutes every morning trying to put my hair into place. Her hair is down to her waist and so far her hair taming technique every morning is just brushing it. I don't think people with straight hair understand how much maintenance curly/wavy hair actually requires. You can't just brush it and walk out the door. Even when washing and drying it,you need to do everything different or you'll look like you got electrocuted.
People think we wake up with flawless waves every morning 🫠
Honestly opposite for me. My straight hair had to constantly be brushed so it would fluff out or else it would lie flat and greasy and I’d have to wash it every. Single. Day. After my perm? 4 days EASY and I look great. Hadn’t brushed my hair in ages for a bit when I wasn’t feeling it during winter and it still looked good. Super low maintenance which is perfect because I do not like giving a fuck about hair haha
Couldn’t agree more! I’m 43 and have hated, and I mean really hated my curls since I was about 2 years old!
When I was a kid….every Easter, I was forcefully given a perm by my aunt, (in cahoots with my mother) I would be forced to sit in a chair for FOUR hours! While my aunt rolled my hair into those curlers so tight that I wanted to scream. I looked like little orphan Annie by the time she was through with me. I dreaded Easter for years and still stay out of arms reach of my aunt. I was a victim of the 80’s.
Oh no 😂 thanks For the story
HELP!!!! I can’t stop binge watching these videos!!! So addictive! 😂😂😂 Hair Buddha is the best!!!!
Good morning Hair Buddha! You teach me something new every day ☺️
I hope 🙏
I love your accent and your personality
Yep I was the proud owner of a 'scrunchy root perm' in 1986... 🤦🏼♀️
I already had pretty wavy hair naturally, so god only knows what I was thinking whining until my father gave in and paid a fair few £'s for it..
I will admit it did look nice for 80's hair, and made holding a long layered wavy style in place without gallons of hairspray easy, but perms were so damaging back then! I don't know if much has changed because I don't know anyone who's had a perm in years.
Not something I'd do again tbh! 😄
Your '80s perm photo was the best part of this video! You were STYLISH! And like you said, 90% of us had perms back then. :)
I have natural curly hair and i used to HATE it. I’m biracial and my mom had no idea how to do my hair. Tragic childhood when it came to school and family pictures 😩😩
I feel this soooo much. My mom has barely wavy hair and it’s super thin so she brushes it constantly to fluff it up. She did this to me until high school. I have super thick curly hair and she gave me the hugest frizziest mess of hair that was a nightmare. 8th grade when I made a friend with curly hair who showed me how to style it was like a miracle.
that young Buddha picture with the ginger curl was so cute!
And, being a bespoke tailor and a metalhead, I'm absolutely in love with that leather crop tight 😍
But your current look has way more character and suits you a lot better 👍
thx
I had a few perms in the late 80’s that were professionally done that actually looked pretty good. Of course my hair was very thick at that time. I enjoy your Instagram posts📯🎁😊
LMAO I totally had perms in the 80s, my classmates kept trying to pull my "wig" off! 😂
You NEVER talk too much! You make the whole video Amazing!!!!!!🤗
Love ALL your videos!
You never talk too much... It's a pleasure to hear your tips!
Oh, I remember those perm boxes you could get in drugstores. My mum and my grandma used them. Every 6 or 8 weeks cap highlights or perm. And always the chit-chat in low German and the ammonia smell, the good old times 😁
In the 90s as a teen I had a perm done on bleached hair. (The hairdresser was not happy with my decision but did it anyway.) According to the circumstances it went out okay and my hair was not completely dead, but as soon as it rained I looked like a badly groomed poodle. I was happy when it finally had grown out and would never do it again! 😁
I've been watching a lot of hairdressers reacting to home hair fails, and I'm so surprised by the lack of historical knowledge. In this case, I need to say that my mother was using home perm kits AT LEAST 40 years ago. She did this in the living room watching tv, and I would help. I remember one where the perm lotion was a foam that soaked into the rolled up hair (in theory). These box perms were advertised on tv.
I don't know any hairdresser that likes doing perms lol
...I’m a stylist and I like doing perms XD but I use one with a chlorophyll prewrap that makes the smell go away.
My boss is 60 and she takes a lot of pride in her perms 😂
I am a hairstylist and I love doing perms. A lot of the young hairstylist don’t do perms.
I know this video is super old and all but I felt the need to comment anyway. My mother use to perm her hair at home regulary, she owned the dedicated equipment for it and everything, now granted this was in the mid to late '80's but it really wasn't uncommon where I lived. She even gave me a perm once after I had my hair chopped off do to hair lice, btw about the only thing I *would* recommend home perm or streatener for is removing head lice nits after you have killed all the adult lice. You put it on comb it through and leave it for only a few minutes then wash it out, the nits come un-glued from the hair and can be easily combed out! Probably the only good use for this product.
The most enjoyable , amusing and fun part of watching her video is the music in the background. It really does make for quite humorous n fun time…lol
I I’m always bleached light blonde. Early into beauty school, I wanted to have curly/wavy texture. I used foam rollers and a box perm. I learned a very important lesson that day.
Btw, I took an oliplex class that completely changed my mind about perms. Using that with the perks completely changes the end results and they can be so versatile nowadays.
Dont stop talking Hair Buddha, I love your nartation.
This girl looks like she spent more time on her makeup than on her perm.☮️
All that to make it look like wavy hair that air dried. 😂 I love her attitude.
I absolutely love to listen to you. The longer the better!
I love the picture with a perm!! I had a perm in the 80s- it was an at home perm, and yes, that first chemical smells soooo strong, and it does burn your eyes- ouch!
You don’t talk too much. I like hearing what you have to say. And I love when you laugh 😂
The best perm I ever had was done at a Salon. My hair was quite long and layered and it was beautiful! Nice soft curls so glad it got it done at a salon. Perms were so popular then and lots of people brought Toni home perms and seen some terrible home perms. To get beach waves at home I use a hair product that encourages curl and scrunch my hair. I do have a tiny bit of natural wave and it works for me and stays about 3 days unless I go to the beach and swim lol
hey hair Buddha! I love your Reaction videos.Perming your hair at home is probably worse than bleaching it and failing!Sending love to Belgium and everyone out their.Happy holidays🎄🎅☺💟✂💺
OMG your reactions are the reason I love watching these video's hilarious! I love them!
Thank you so much for watching
As much great advice u give there are always those who think they can do it their way and it comes out gorgeous. Hair stylists didn't go to school for nothing.
The way her hair looks after a bad perm is how my hair looks naturally without any damage...
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Back in the 1960's kids got a Toni home perm that their moms gave them, me included. Picture straight almost shoulder-length hair with tight curls only on the last 2 inches and tight curly bangs I can laugh now, not then.
Watching you for awhile so far very good tips.
80s girl here. I had home perms basically from 7th grade through my 1st year of college. Thankfully my mom knew what the hell she was doing when it came to wrapping but there were more than a few times that my hair was a disaster until I got a haircut to remove the damaged ends. Ironically I had an actual hairdresser completely burn my hair in college. It stunk for weeks and that was my last perm ever. 🤣
I love the 80…I was back then a hairdresser…love it.😂
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Bonjour Monsieur Hair Buddha. Sorry to be here again, but this subject has remained me ancient souvenirs. When I was a very little girl, my mother used to going to the hairdresser's. There were many very old ladies. It was not a secret, in our entrance, that they were in, because of the stinky smell, perm products. It was awfull how repulsing "perfumes" they were. As I was here siiting and waiting, I was fascinated about the ballet of the hairdresser's hands on these old ladies' skuls. But I noticed that the hairdresser put the "bigoudis" that were very little and narrow in a certain plan, it was extraordinary because it made me think the bigoudis were many soldiers of an hair army so that they made war to the straight hair. After these soldiers' operations, the skulls were covered with grey or salt and pepper cheaps. I didn't know it could have resurrect (?!) upon antiques days. It is a pity. Goodbye and thank you.
So much great info, HB. Thanks so much for sharing (and for making me laugh, as always) 😜
thx for watching 🙏
There have been “box” perms for home use for many years in the USA. I am 66 and I remember my mom perming my hair when I was little. The popular perm in those days was “Toni” perm. I also remember that it was a disaster!
Her hair with the perm looks like my natural hair... And i rock it 🤣
Wonderful channel. Enjoy these videos so much, at the same time entertaining and educating and hair buddha's reactions are priceless. He seems to die several times during his vids, yet he always returns stronger than ever. 💪💗
Why not just put the perm rods in wet hair, let them dry thoroughly, and have a "temporary perm?"
You can do that
This curly-noodles are sold here in germany for temporary curly hair. It's normal, to do this. I though perm is just for "elderly women". They have it often here. With bleached hair, that has a light violett tone, because of the purple shampoo. I never thought about it, until I watch those videos :D
@@Sonnensammlerin those sound like a really nice product
@@sunnyreddick9981 they are called "papilotten - Lockenwickler" and are quite a product for daily use :) you can buy them on amazon, I bet. Perm is often done in hair salons. Papilotten-hairstyle works with washed, wet hair and hot dry oryou just leave them in overnight in wet hair :)
@@Sonnensammlerin that sounds awesome! I will look them up
This is FUNNY! You're the MAN Hair Buddha 😇
Ahh...fond memories of going to the hair salon as a kid in the 80's. I can smell it now...Bleach + perm solution + second hand cigarette smoke 💆♀️💇♀️ ☣☢🚬💥🧟♀️
I remember growing up in the 60's. My Mom, Aunts and Grandmother did home-perms. They would literally sit in a train, each rolling the person in front. They had pretty short hair and liked the volume for the popular boufaunt styles. As a 10 yr old, I was the pink curler child labor. Ill never forget that smell!! 😂
Aww! I think you looked so cute with your perm! Your hair was such a beautiful color.
I remember being my sisters guinea pig when she was in hair school back in the late 80's. She gave me something called a Spiral perm & it was actually cool as hell. Did totally fry my hair tho 😧
You're looking mighty dapper today !
thx
Back in the 80s I had a perm, but my hair was never colored. I had light brown hair. Looking back at pictures of myself, I would always say what was I thinking, I would never ever get a perm again., and I'm 60years old now.
Thank you for the upload! You're a good teacher. I do appriciate the short clips too. The picture was great, never would have guessed you were a redhead in your teens😊
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I was surprised at that too! He looks good both ways though. 😊
Good Morning Jurgen,
you are so wonderful and you don't speak too much. I love your Videos.
Greetings from Bavaria.
Love the pic of your own perm! 💕
As a retired stylist of 30 yrs, there are 2 different types of perms. 1. Acid perm ( mild) 2. Alkaline ( strong)... I didn't like doing perms on women that had their hair colored. Because now you are putting 2 chemicals on your hair. But that's what the women want. I tried explaining it to ladies, but it went in one ear and out the other. Was their hair damaged? Of course it was. It was mostly the elderly women that wanted this done bcz I was going to set their hair on rollers, and put them under the hair dryer until dried. Take out the rollers and style their hair with a lot of teasing so their hair will last a whole week.
You said there was no innovation or updating of perms. I just wanted to share Wave Nouveau with you if you've never heard of it. I could not tell you if it smells better than old perms.
But i can tell you its a different and far improved and more versatile product from the old perm. I would be very interested to see your reaction to a bunch of this wave nouveau stuff, especially considering how different the steps are and especially considering how much its used on black 4c afro hair when the old kind of perm would NEVER give a nice result on afro type hair.
Just discovered your channel 👏👏 loving it. I having to laugh at this video, I've been a hairdresser for over 30 years... the times I've had to put these "fails" right/corrected.. your reaction is exactly mine haha😄
I love the smell of perming lotion. Reminds me of mt childhood 😂
Omg… this brings me back to when I was a young teen and my mum permed my hair for me at home. While she didn’t fail it was not the best either 😂
People think having curly hair is less work - IT'S NOT !!!
I love this video so much. I keep watching it again 😅
Thank you so much for replying to my Instagram message too ❤
So, just to recap: you hate perms? Lol
I HATE THEM 🤣
Hi from new Zealand, Hair Buddha.
LOVE your video's !!!!! LOVE watching people made a real mess of their hair lol
HAHAHAHA that first girls hair lol. I snorted my coffee lol
I have waist length curly hair, I grew my streaks out, so now 100% natural. I have air dried it for over 20 years lol.
Now I have basically no split ends, since I got rid of the blond.
Once when I was a teenager (80s and 90s) I used Sun-in to "bring out my highlights" (made my light brown hair yellow orange, of course) and a little while later my mom decided to give me a home perm, the body wave type (I have naturally curly hair but wanted those spiral ramen curls). Neither of us realized that the peroxide in the Sun-in was a type of bleach, so my hair melted. When I went to the hair dresser to get the rest cut off, she scolded me "you can't bleach and perm!" and I was like, "I didn't bleach it!". LMAO. Also, my grandmother colored her white hair a "winter wheat" blonde, but she used a regular Clairol box dye to do it. My mother had always referred to it as "bleach blonde". Grandma would get perms, too, but now I know that she was not actually bleaching and perming. We obviously didn't understand anything about lightening and coloring hair. Understandably, I now stick to hair color on my gray roots and color masks on the rest. I leave the perms alone.
Oooooohhh yesssss everyboby in the 80' s had a perm 😂😂😂😂 me too 🤪🙋🤦🏼♀️
I love your videos, I understand little English, but you speak it very well, I understand everything.
thx for watching
Her: so I don’t have a diffuser that fits. Me who has natural curly hair: oh no dear. Oh no no no.
RIGHT!!!!
For REAL!!!!!
Im curly if don't use diffuser
Your description of shorts 🤣🤣🤣 so pure
I used to get a stacked,acid perm in the 70$. Loved it. No damage whatsoever.😮😅