It seems to me that the perm rods worn by Jewejewebee in the picture are of a brownish-orange shade, not purple. The only real difference is the brands. Where one brand has orange for their large sizes another might use pink or purple. Thank you so much for this article on the perm rods. I am new to natural hair only 7 months and got confused as to what side or color to use. Thank you very much for clarifying this issue for me.
I use peach and orange and I get a mixture of curls between the blonde fro hawk and the pic of the curls below that one. Thanks so much for this info! I use the peach ones at least twice a month. Fluff your curls and secure in the back with a Scuncii Double Comb.
Easy, classy and cute! I was wondering could I do this on damp hair since I am transitioning and my relaxed hair has high porosity. The majority of my hair is still relaxed about shoulder length. I love this but comb those curls out please! I hate uniformed old lady curls. A little messiness is sexy and more natural looking. I started using them when transitioning almost a year ago. I want to try the white rods for a different look. I use rods on slightly damp hair that has my leave in moisturizer, and hair oil of choice.
The curls last almost all week. I also use the turquoise ones when I want more body than curl. Enjoyed the article???? Ahhh yes, perfect timing once again BGLH. Thank you thank you for this post with visual references. I did buy the blue rods already and planned to do a rod set this weekend, but I will def be investing in some of these other colors! Very useful article! Never realised the perm rods were colour-coded according to size. Also, what counts as short hair? Above shoulder length?
Collar bone? Wondering which rods will suit me best. Short hair is above shoulder length. Medium length is shoulder length to collarbone. Great article. Thank you! Itd really informative. Cheers again. How do I get in touch with you so I can make my hair what is your address or phone no you can reach me on I underestimated my length though and probably could have gotten much larger, but still defined, curls with orange rods with pink for the shorter areas.
Overall, I love this method! I get more and longer lasting definition than with two strand twists, and it takes much shorter time to do them. Choose pink or gray perm rods if your hair is between three inches and five inches long. Pink rods are the smaller mid-size perm rods, suitable for making tight curls in medium-length hair or looser curls in short hair. Gray rods are slightly larger than pink rods, delivering similar results for slightly longer hair.
Purple perm rods are the largest rods, useful for creating waves in medium hair or curls in very long hair. White perm rods are slightly smaller than purple rods, suitable for adding body to short hair, waves to medium hair and curls to longer hair. Combine perm rods for your hair if you have layers of different lengths.
For example, use blue or pink rods if you have short layers in front. Use gray rods at the crown of your head and white or purple rods for your longest length. Kathryn Hatter is a veteran home-school educator, as well as an accomplished gardener, quilter, crocheter, cook, decorator and digital graphics creator. Long locks will need longer rods, but bobs can be styled with short rods. To make the sizes easier to identify, perm rods are actually color-coded.
Just refer to this section for a more in-depth summary. Flexi rods allow you to wrap your locks vertically downward for looser, elongated curls. Perm rods, on the other hand, are great if you prefer tighter, bouncier curls. Medium-length hair will usually require between 24 to 36 rods. Loose beach waves will need only 15 to If you have shorter or longer hair, however, you can adjust the numbers accordingly. If you prefer styling with heat, you can use a curling iron or hot rollers.
Check out the full list of alternatives in the list above. They give you a bigger area to wrap your long locks around. You just have to know the basics about perm rod sizes and curls to be able to try it on your own. Begin experimenting with perm rods now, so you can rock a new look this weekend!
Your email address will not be published. Achieving a great perm can seem daunting. Thankfully, perm rods exist and make the task a lot easier. The trick is knowing which style you want and choosing the right rods to achieve it. Things to Consider Perm rod sizes Different perm rod sizes will yield different results. Medium and large rods These rods create looser perms than the previous ones. These are perfect for creating casual, everyday waves for shoulder-length hair or longer.
They also help create very natural and effortless looking waves given their huge diameters. Spiral rods Spiral rods are special types of perm rods which give you corkscrew curls. After all, accidentally sabotaging ourselves would be tragic. Pin curl perm Short hair would look great with the tight pin curl perm. Spiral perm Spiral perms look like corkscrew curls and are made with the spiral rod. Stack perm The stack perm is much like the partial perm, except it focuses on the middle and lower sections of your hair.
Root perm The root perm seems a bit like the opposite of the stack perm as it focuses on your roots. Alkaline perms, on the other hand, may be used for rough or thicker hair types.
Perming at home has its fair share of risks, but it saves you a lot of money. Aftercare Chemically treated perms can last six months or more if taken care of properly. Advantages and Disadvantages Perm rods are very versatile styling tools. Advantages Disadvantages Can be used on all hair types and lengthsUses the wet hair methodEasy to learnWaves, curls, and perms last for months if taken care of properly Rods can be heavy and uncomfortable during the long waitChemicals could potentially damage your hair if left too longTakes a few hours to set How to Use Perm Rods 1.
Wash your hair and comb off the tangles. Massage your chosen hair product onto your scalp and strands. Section your damp hair into locks and wrap them around your chosen rods. Non-chemical route Just wait for your hair to dry. Chemical route Put a cotton strip on your hairline and a towel over your shoulders to avoid any skin irritations. Allow your hair to dry and remove the perm rods.
Carefully unclasp the perm rods and release your curls once your hair is dry. Roller sets vs Perm rods There are many types of roller sets — some of which allow wet styling methods and some which are better coupled with heat. FAQs What size perm rods should I use?
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