Brick-Lay Perm
Q: What way do rods go into your hair for a brick perm and could you send me pictures of some? Thank you.
A: In a brick-lay perm wrap, the rods are placed in the hair much the same way as bricks are laid in construction.
The brick-lay perm wrap technique is excellent for minimizing "gaps" and giving a more even, natural-looking wave pattern. The brick-lay wrap can be modified to give varying results depending on the base direction, size of the curl, and whether the rods are placed using off-base or on-base placement.
In some cases, only a portion of the hair will be wrapped in the brick-lay method, while other techniques are used to create different effects on different sections of the hair.
The illustration shows the basic brick-lay perm wrap. You may need practice if you are not familiar with the technique as it is more free-form than the standard perm wrap.
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See also:
Perms and perming
How to wrap a beach perm
How to wrap a spiral perm
Do I roll perm rods upward or downward?
