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    Posted: February 17 2001 at 12:00pm
I`ve recently got my hair permed, and it looks good, but i`m not 100% sure on a regime i should use.
What products are best? Will gel be best for defining curls? or wax? and whats better? a spray gel or a `normal` gel (i.e. a pot)?
when i wake up in the morning, my hair seems to go pretty flat, and so i need to wet my hair a bit and scrunch it, any way i can prevent this?
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I would say use a spray gel because I think they are not as messy...and try the wetting and scrunching.
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well, when i had my hair permed, no one advised me on the regime i should use to keep the life of the curl, so i never did anythin to condition the curl. I now wish that someone had kindly advised me, suchas my hairdresser.

Firstly, deep condition ur hair once a week with a good deep-conditioning treatment such as Kerastase (available at all professional hair salons).

Now, while your hair is still wet, use Frizz Ease extra strong serum (the purple bottled one, specifically for permed hair) run a few squirts of it thru ur hair while it is still soaking wet (ur hair), making sure u cover all ur hair.

Next use Salon Selectives Mousse...making sure u cover all ur hair once again.

Then let it airdry.

Your curls will be nicely defined, full of body, sooo nice, trust me.

All products, ie. frizz ease and mousse costs around 2-3 pounds-ish each depends where u buy it from.

Except the deep conditioning treatment costs around a tenner.

hope this was of some use to u.
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well, when i had my hair permed, no one advised me on the regime i should use to keep the life of the curl, so i never did anythin to condition the curl. I now wish that someone had kindly advised me, suchas my hairdresser.

Firstly, deep condition ur hair once a week with a good deep-conditioning treatment such as Kerastase (available at all professional hair salons).

Now, while your hair is still wet, use Frizz Ease extra strong serum (the purple bottled one, specifically for permed hair) run a few squirts of it thru ur hair while it is still soaking wet (ur hair), making sure u cover all ur hair.

Next use Salon Selectives Mousse...making sure u cover all ur hair once again.

Then let it airdry.

Your curls will be nicely defined, full of body, sooo nice, trust me.

All products, ie. frizz ease and mousse costs around 2-3 pounds-ish each depends where u buy it from.

Except the deep conditioning treatment costs around a tenner.

hope this was of some use to u.
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well, when i had my hair permed, no one advised me on the regime i should use to keep the life of the curl, so i never did anythin to condition the curl. I now wish that someone had kindly advised me, suchas my hairdresser.

Firstly, deep condition ur hair once a week with a good deep-conditioning treatment such as Kerastase (available at all professional hair salons).

Now, while your hair is still wet, use Frizz Ease extra strong serum (the purple bottled one, specifically for permed hair) run a few squirts of it thru ur hair while it is still soaking wet (ur hair), making sure u cover all ur hair.

Next use Salon Selectives Mousse...making sure u cover all ur hair once again.

Then let it airdry.

Your curls will be nicely defined, full of body, sooo nice, trust me.

All products, ie. frizz ease and mousse costs around 2-3 pounds-ish each depends where u buy it from.

Except the deep conditioning treatment costs around a tenner.

hope this was of some use to u.
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well, when i had my hair permed, no one advised me on the regime i should use to keep the life of the curl, so i never did anythin to condition the curl. I now wish that someone had kindly advised me, suchas my hairdresser.

Firstly, deep condition ur hair once a week with a good deep-conditioning treatment such as Kerastase (available at all professional hair salons).

Now, while your hair is still wet, use Frizz Ease extra strong serum (the purple bottled one, specifically for permed hair) run a few squirts of it thru ur hair while it is still soaking wet (ur hair), making sure u cover all ur hair.

Next use Salon Selectives Mousse...making sure u cover all ur hair once again.

Then let it airdry.

Your curls will be nicely defined, full of body, sooo nice, trust me.

All products, ie. frizz ease and mousse costs around 2-3 pounds-ish each depends where u buy it from.

Except the deep conditioning treatment costs around a tenner.

hope this was of some use to u.
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well, when i had my hair permed, no one advised me on the regime i should use to keep the life of the curl, so i never did anythin to condition the curl. I now wish that someone had kindly advised me, suchas my hairdresser.

Firstly, deep condition ur hair once a week with a good deep-conditioning treatment such as Kerastase (available at all professional hair salons).

Now, while your hair is still wet, use Frizz Ease extra strong serum (the purple bottled one, specifically for permed hair) run a few squirts of it thru ur hair while it is still soaking wet (ur hair), making sure u cover all ur hair.

Next use Salon Selectives Mousse...making sure u cover all ur hair once again.

Then let it airdry.

Your curls will be nicely defined, full of body, sooo nice, trust me.

All products, ie. frizz ease and mousse costs around 2-3 pounds-ish each depends where u buy it from.

Except the deep conditioning treatment costs around a tenner.

hope this was of some use to u.
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When I have had a perm I loved using Aveda`s Humectant Pomade. Very soft and defined curls (my hair was only about 4-5 inches). Also used a light gel when I wanted to keep a "wet" look.
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I used a leave in conditioner every few days. I also conditoned regularly and used mousse daily.
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a product that works really well is curl vive spray gel take a shower towl dry and spray in and scruch let it air dry it works!!
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