A perm adds lasting curl, wave, or volume to your hair using a chemical process rather than a temporary styling tool — wake up with the texture already there, no curling iron required.
Perm Styles We Offer
Classic Perm (starting at $75) — even, all-over curl and volume using standard rods, great for adding body to fine or flat hair.
Spiral Perm (starting at $95) — vertical rods create tighter, more defined ringlets with more visible curl definition, especially on longer hair.
Men’s Perm (starting at $65) — texture and volume for shorter styles, a low-maintenance way to add body without daily styling.
What To Expect
Your stylist wraps sections of hair around rods, applies a perming solution to reshape the hair’s internal structure, then neutralizes it to lock in the curl. A women’s perm typically takes about 2.5 hours; a men’s perm is about 1.5 hours. Spiral perms can take a bit longer depending on rod size and hair length.
Is It Right For You?
Any chemical service carries some risk to hair health, so we start with a free consultation to check your hair’s condition and history before recommending a perm. If you have recently colored or chemically treated your hair, mention that at booking so we can plan the right timing.
Looking For Something Different?
Curious about other perm styles, like a softer digital perm or a loose, beachy wave perm? Ask us at your consultation — we are happy to talk through options and help you find the right fit for your hair and lifestyle.
Frequently Asked Questions
What perm styles do you offer?
A classic perm for curl and volume (starting at $75), a spiral perm for tighter, more defined ringlets (starting at $95), and a men’s perm (starting at $65).
How long does a perm take?
A women’s perm typically takes about 2.5 hours; a men’s perm is about 1.5 hours. Spiral perms may take a bit longer depending on rod size and hair length.
How long does a perm last?
Perms are permanent on the hair they are applied to. As your hair grows out, new growth will be straight until your next perm.
Is a perm damaging to my hair?
Any chemical service carries some risk to hair health, which is why we evaluate your hair’s condition and history at a consultation before recommending a perm, and recommend deep conditioning treatments to help keep permed hair healthy.
Can I color my hair and get a perm?
Yes, but timing matters. Ask your stylist at consultation about the best order and spacing between coloring and perming to protect your hair.