Continue with section two (center nape), then sections three
and four (right crown, right nape), five and six (left crown, left nape),
seven (right side), eight (left side), and 9 (top). Wrap the hair
'downward" in each section - toward the neck in the back sections,
toward the ear on the left and right sides, and toward the face on
the top section. If you notice that your perm rods look "crowded",
then your segments are too thin, if you can insert a finger between
the rods, then the segments are too thick.
Getting the hair wrapped evenly for the perm is important so
that the waving solution processes evenly and you get the optimal
results. The majority of troubles with at-home-perms are a direct result of poor wrapping
techniques. A good wrap ensures even curls and processing.
Once wrapped, you're ready to follow your package guidelines for your at-home perm. Enjoy!
