When your hairdresser asks if you have been applying lotions, etc, to your hair, don't tell a lie. ' Remember that he or she is not asking out of idle curiosity and is not in the slightest interested personally, it is just so that proper precautions can be taken. If you do not tell the truth, you may be unpleasantly found out.
1f certain chemicals are on the hair, your hain may change colour, or break off, or the wave fall out.
Therefore, honestly tell your hairdresser what soaps, rinses, dandruff lotion, dyes, or hennas have been used, and he will then use chemicals and lotions which will no: harm your hair, and the result will b" to your satisfaction.
Remember that a permanent wave cannot have the slightest effect on hair which has not already grown. So, after you have had your wave, do not complain that permanent waves have darkened your hai have made it turn grey, or have made it thinner. The wave that you have now cannot last longer than nine months, by which time it has been cut off, so how can it affect the hair which has grown in the meantime Even if the wave made the whole of your hair fall off, it cannot make it fall out, and your new growth would be exactly the same as it always has been. Blondes frequently think that permanent waving has darkened their hair. This is not the case. The hair would have gone darker, wave or no wave, as they grew older, therefore over the period of years that they have been having waves their hair has gone dark naturally.
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