verb
definition
To give hair a perm, using heat, chemicals etc.
adjective
definition
That has been given a permanent wave
Examples of permed in a Sentence
Has he had his hair permed or is the claim just more bile?
Even if you love your long flowing tresses or your short permed style, you may find that it is no longer the perfect style for your lifestyle.
For example, if you always permed and colored your hair, reduce the chemical processes to only one of the two.
This product works on color-treated and permed hair as well.
Keep in mind that permed or chemically processed hair is more porous than untreated hair types and, therefore, color may not be absorbed evenly.
Hair that has been colored or permed has experienced a breakdown of keratin-the protein element in hair-and will, therefore, benefit from any protein treatment.
You can even donate your permed or colored hair (as long as it's not damaged).
Hair that has been permed may be unsuitable, or product damage could render hair useless for donating.
These pieces can be curled, permed or flat-ironed with ease.
Made from a variety of either human or synthetic hair, some pieces from the HairDo! line of clip in extensions can even be cut, colored, and permed as you wish to create endless possibilities.
Check the label to be sure that the demi color you are planning to use can be safely applied to freshly permed or relaxed hair.
If your hair is permed or relaxed, don't leave Natural Instincts Hair Color on the hair longer than eight minutes.