I hope you did well on your boards! I'm so glad it became useful to you. I'm very picky about my perms and roller sets. I've seen some bad placement and that's because the foundation is wrong. I just posted a new video today. Hope you enjoy it!
I got rods just to help out my natural curl pattern a bit (I've got all different kinds of texture in here haha) so I thank you for the video. Have you ever had someone with curly hair come in and ask for this?
Hi class COSM 1010/ Fall2020. I going to add an example here for you. Use the time in the timeline where you may have a question, comment or concern. And, please remember to give Dot House Studios a like. 3:56 She is using the double flat wrap here.
Just to insure that curls will develop. Would Rolling the rods on and sleeping with them for a night help? afterwards in the morning you wet the hair & then add all the solutions .?
I want to perm my hair and am not a professional. My hair is short. I can tell that you roll UNDER the rollers in back and on the sides, but it seems that you are rolling in the opposite direction up front! I had intended to roll all my rollers under. Also, how can I be sure that I have put the product on all the rollers? Finally, should I use the same size rollers all over? I want to have a soft fluffy hair do, not tight, not curly. Thank you for your help.
I don't give professional advise without knowing the texture and condition of your hair. I will say this, I roll down! No matter where I'm standing, I roll down. Whether its perm rods or rollers, I start at the top, do the middle section down, front middle section, and then move to the sides. Thank you. Added a new one today!
I'm a student about to graduate. My questions about perms are... While at school we have to have 9 sections with clips when we work on a client. Top 2 rollers must roll forward and all the rest backwards. When your in a salon do you still need to make 9 sections and use clips? It seems time consuming to me. And do you need to roll the first top 2 forward?
After school, there's no rule. I always do the middle section first on the back and then the front. I begin in the crown and go down the head with partings equal to the size of the rod or roller (I do the same process for roller sets) ... go down to the nap, turn my client around, and do the middle section back to front. This allows the client to bend their head down and your arms won't get as tired. Then I move to the side backs as seen in the video and take the parallel partings in the back and then leave the front sides for last. This keeps me from working in a hole. Just posted a new video. Hope you enjoy
Length and perm rod would be considered. You just want to make sure you have good saturation and with very long hair, it wouldn't be able to reach the inside. So to answer your question, I'm going to say about 2" past the shoulder would be a good length to transition to piggy back.
What to do if say my hair is kind of thick and stubborn, won't bend much, and not very long. I find it very difficult to get the strands into the perm rods even with end papers, they always tried to straighten up and escape the rods!
Yes! I’m familiar with base position. You can do a perm on base, half off, and off. This would ultimately control the tightness of the curl. This video is more about partings and roller placement.
It has no effect on the tightness of the curl. What it does determine is root lift. The aim of almost any pern whether it be very tight or a loose body wave is give lift at the roots so as to add volume. At least that si the way I was taught. Why would your first rod bet in off-base and all the rest on base? It is not a good example. @@dothousestudios6196
I have REAL difficulty keeping the hair on the perm rod my hair so soo dead smooth and soft its like it just don't stick... incase anyones wondering why a male might be here I would love the 90's early 00's beach/surfer hairstyle and the only way I'll get remotely close is through a perm.
@@itsaaronlolz it takes a lot of practice! stick with it, you'll get it. just make sure you don't twist the plastic .. it will make the hair break while the chemical is on the hair!
@@mywadofclay Really. But I kid; women do have hair down the front of their face - just not growing out of their face. I'd ask which video you found, but I'm afraid I've burned that bridge with my snarky comment. Peace offering: ruclips.net/video/kAjO-MMPc4c/видео.html Cosmetology class, 1.1 millions views
I do the front and back exactly the same. I do the center front down toward the face and turn to the back and go down toward the neck. At that point, I start at the near back top and go stair step down the back then I move toward the front side starting at the top. Keeps you from working yourself in a hole and needing short rods.
I don't see the point in making a tutorial video when u keep saying, this is not the way I would do it... Why not just do it the way you normally would?
46 yr.HD...you roll too much hair n your roll up & I notice at top on side.the band ( that fastens the rod ) is laying on roll up rod Which cases an indention .Just a reminder Also hold up the hair when u start to roll to give it volume ( when rolling side Never roll n a straight line ( causes separation) n the hair. Alternate your rolls n back so it will not have lines. Hope this helps you. Not being Critical to you but they don't teach the same from years back... Take care of your body esp.good shoes...for standing so many years .Have a nice day ☺
The partings should be half the width of the perm rod .. whatever the size, that’s the technique. It needs to be thin enough to saturate the hair without dripping If I were doing a chemical application AND I put straws to raise the band … bricklaying is for roller sets. This video is for placement to keep from working yourself in a hole!
I know right? She left like an inch of drag on the rollers by pulling the hair out instead of up before rolling, so the crown will be flat as a pancake
It’s off base .. it was for video purposes … however, you need to be careful doing on base perm rods when you fasten so you don’t cause breakage. Been doing it a long time!
You're right . The rod should rest on top of the hair section . She is dragging the roots terribly, plus the elastics would leave awful marks. Poor technique overall
This was very good technique. Learned something new about blocking and installing endpapers.
Glad you found it helpful.
This is absolutely the very best video on perms that I have ever seen. Thank you so much for showing us how it’s done. ❤️❤️❤️
curlysearcher1 you are very welcome. Wish I had time for more videos
Excellent instructor 👌
Thank you for this video it was very helpful including your placement drawing at the end.
Where was this lady when I went to beauty school? She's an excellent instructor. Thank you
Thank you for your kind words. I'm so picky! I'm posting a new video today. Hope you watch. I'm going to be adding more in the future.
Using this video to help practice my roll technique for state board. Before I was getting fly always using just one end paper !
I hope you did well on your boards! I'm so glad it became useful to you. I'm very picky about my perms and roller sets. I've seen some bad placement and that's because the foundation is wrong. I just posted a new video today. Hope you enjoy it!
Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are so welcome!
Awesome job, you’re the best
Thank you. Added a new one today!
Hi 👋 everyone from Scotland peace ✌ 😊 love ❤ 😍 .......Great video wonderful teacher ❤
Thank you so much. The video is very useful ❤
i’m about to perm my girlfriends mom hair best video by far lmao
i thought the mannequin was a real person until you turned it around 😭
Thanks for showing me how to do this
Thank you very, very much.😊
You're welcome 😊Thank you. Added a new one today!
I got rods just to help out my natural curl pattern a bit (I've got all different kinds of texture in here haha) so I thank you for the video.
Have you ever had someone with curly hair come in and ask for this?
yes, you can rearrange your curl pattern
Hi class COSM 1010/ Fall2020. I going to add an example here for you. Use the time in the timeline where you may have a question, comment or concern. And, please remember to give
Dot House Studios a like. 3:56 She is using the double flat wrap here.
Thank you! I just added a new video today on eyelash strips. Hope you're year is going well!
Is it ok to use sponge rollers with a perm ?
Thank you so kindly
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I wish you showed us how you rolled it on base since that’s what you would typically do for your guest.
Just to insure that curls will develop. Would Rolling the rods on and sleeping with them for a night help? afterwards in the morning you wet the hair & then add all the solutions .?
On the rod I can’t get it tight it wants to fall. Does the rubber have to be in the hole on the end or not
Hello! Do you have a video on finger waves, off base, or half base roller sets? & Thank you for this video!
I don’t have either but I am trying to figure a time to make a full series.
Hi! Is the rod's size is 4.0 cm?
I want to perm my hair and am not a professional. My hair is short. I can tell that you roll UNDER the rollers in back and on the sides, but it seems that you are rolling in the opposite direction up front! I had intended to roll all my rollers under. Also, how can I be sure that I have put the product on all the rollers? Finally, should I use the same size rollers all over? I want to have a soft fluffy hair do, not tight, not curly. Thank you for your help.
I don't give professional advise without knowing the texture and condition of your hair. I will say this, I roll down! No matter where I'm standing, I roll down. Whether its perm rods or rollers, I start at the top, do the middle section down, front middle section, and then move to the sides. Thank you. Added a new one today!
I'm a student about to graduate. My questions about perms are...
While at school we have to have 9 sections with clips when we work on a client. Top 2 rollers must roll forward and all the rest backwards. When your in a salon do you still need to make 9 sections and use clips? It seems time consuming to me. And do you need to roll the first top 2 forward?
After school, there's no rule. I always do the middle section first on the back and then the front. I begin in the crown and go down the head with partings equal to the size of the rod or roller (I do the same process for roller sets) ... go down to the nap, turn my client around, and do the middle section back to front. This allows the client to bend their head down and your arms won't get as tired. Then I move to the side backs as seen in the video and take the parallel partings in the back and then leave the front sides for last. This keeps me from working in a hole.
Just posted a new video. Hope you enjoy
at what length do you decide or determine you have to piggy back? How long the hair is?
Length and perm rod would be considered. You just want to make sure you have good saturation and with very long hair, it wouldn't be able to reach the inside. So to answer your question, I'm going to say about 2" past the shoulder would be a good length to transition to piggy back.
What to do if say my hair is kind of thick and stubborn, won't bend much, and not very long. I find it very difficult to get the strands into the perm rods even with end papers, they always tried to straighten up and escape the rods!
It takes a lot of practice. Just work on your mannequin and you’ll get it.
Could you do a men’s perm?? How do you decide what kind of diagram and Rods to use for just the top of a men’s perm
You can do a gent perm the same way. You could stop at the occipital bone and a couple rods above the ear b
I need to do another video. I always roll down. No matter the hair!
The first row that goes in has so much drag on the roots. It should be over direct so that it sits on top of the sections for maximum volume.
Yes! I’m familiar with base position. You can do a perm on base, half off, and off. This would ultimately control the tightness of the curl. This video is more about partings and roller placement.
It has no effect on the tightness of the curl. What it does determine is root lift. The aim of almost any pern whether it be very tight or a loose body wave is give lift at the roots so as to add volume. At least that si the way I was taught. Why would your first rod bet in off-base and all the rest on base? It is not a good example.
@@dothousestudios6196
What did you saturate the hair with? Hair spray?
I used water to help control the ends.
I have REAL difficulty keeping the hair on the perm rod my hair so soo dead smooth and soft its like it just don't stick... incase anyones wondering why a male might be here I would love the 90's early 00's beach/surfer hairstyle and the only way I'll get remotely close is through a perm.
Keep a squirt bottle near and keep the hair continuously wet … use 2 wrapping papers at a time.
Please all the things u need to do curl
I will do another video soon on the supplies. Thank you.
What are the little papers ? I just bought my some son rods but seems like those papers are needed to help roll tight rolls
Perm papers. End papers. Necessary to get a smooth wrap of the hair around the rods. Practice!
@@dothousestudios6196 thank you so much!
huh, there is a lot of hair in each curler I always thought it had to be much less
@@mizhamilton4937 half the size of the roller. If it’s a 1/2 inch thick roller or perm rod,, the parting should be 1/4 inch.
i’m so confused, they don’t stick onto the head like everyone else’s 🤣
Tell me what you mean about not sticking on the head? I would love to help. (adding new content today)
@@dothousestudios6196 i was wrapping the rods wrong, now i do them too tight haha
@@itsaaronlolz it takes a lot of practice! stick with it, you'll get it. just make sure you don't twist the plastic .. it will make the hair break while the chemical is on the hair!
Can’t tell if the front or back. All I see is head.
Pro tip: women don't have hair down the front of their face.
spakktron really? Didn’t realize that. Duh, to see her roll the perm from the front side would be extremely helpful. But I moved on to a better video.
@@mywadofclay Really. But I kid; women do have hair down the front of their face - just not growing out of their face. I'd ask which video you found, but I'm afraid I've burned that bridge with my snarky comment. Peace offering: ruclips.net/video/kAjO-MMPc4c/видео.html Cosmetology class, 1.1 millions views
I do the front and back exactly the same. I do the center front down toward the face and turn to the back and go down toward the neck. At that point, I start at the near back top and go stair step down the back then I move toward the front side starting at the top. Keeps you from working yourself in a hole and needing short rods.
I don't see the point in making a tutorial video when u keep saying, this is not the way I would do it... Why not just do it the way you normally would?
46 yr.HD...you roll too much hair n your roll up & I notice at top on side.the band ( that fastens the rod ) is laying on roll up rod Which cases an indention .Just a reminder Also hold up the hair when u start to roll to give it volume ( when rolling side Never roll n a straight line ( causes separation) n the hair. Alternate your rolls n back so it will not have lines. Hope this helps you. Not being Critical to you but they don't teach the same from years back... Take care of your body esp.good shoes...for standing so many years .Have a nice day ☺
The partings should be half the width of the perm rod .. whatever the size, that’s the technique. It needs to be thin enough to saturate the hair without dripping If I were doing a chemical application AND I put straws to raise the band … bricklaying is for roller sets. This video is for placement to keep from working yourself in a hole!
You're doing it wrong
I know right? She left like an inch of drag on the rollers by pulling the hair out instead of up before rolling, so the crown will be flat as a pancake
It’s off base .. it was for video purposes … however, you need to be careful doing on base perm rods when you fasten so you don’t cause breakage. Been doing it a long time!
I liked your technique im sure there is more than one right way to roll a perm.
Poor technique, especially with the amount of drag at the roots. What is the int of making such a sloppy demonstration?
No chemical used .. definitely not a poor demonstration. Maybe just different.
You're right . The rod should rest on top of the hair section . She is dragging the roots terribly, plus the elastics would leave awful marks. Poor technique overall