by ctaylo25 on January 26th, 2007

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I've had a perm for 10 years now. My natural hair is curly, and with this perm it is straight. I cut my hair shoulder lenght, and I want to grow my perm out to my natural curly hair. How do I start the process?

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by spicysenorita08 on January 9th, 2009
i'm trying to do the same thing!!!i am african american and puerto rican so i have very think curly hair without the perm.i was told to keep it conditioned and keep the ends clipped.some have told me that i had to cut it all off:-(
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by Tinkabelle on January 26th, 2007
How do you start the process to grow your perm out??
The first step is undoubtedly NOT perming your hair anymore. The second is maintaining your hair in such a way that it's manageable without a perm- you've probably gotten so used to using a perm that your hair will think you're going crazy to try and tame it without one. Third step is patience. Patience is a virtue, so if you surpass this step with flying colors, be proud. Be VERY proud.
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- P.S. Your question is in the complete wrong category. Perms have nothing to do with sex- not that I'm aware of, anyway. And in any event it is, I'm scared.
  
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  by Tinkabelle on January 26th, 2007
- First of all, I have only been on this site for a few days. However, since you THINK you know so much, why don't you get a real JOB tinkabelle. P.S. Take your crabby day elsewhere, and take it out on someone else cause im not the one!!!!:()
  
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  by ctaylo25 on February 1st, 2007
- lmao. Sounds like someone's having a bad day and it certainly isn't me. I didn't ask how long you've been at this site, nor do I care enough to even pose the question and seriously care for an answer. Secondly, it doesn't take a genius- or someone who's been at this site longer than a "few days"- to know that perms are in no relation whatsoever to Relationship Advice and/or Sex. I think you should practice your reading skills more instead of advising me to get a "real JOB". And lastly, I'm not having a "crabby day," I believe YOU are, which explains the sorry excuse for taking up for yourself that you've demonstrated. Have a good one :)
  
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  by Tinkabelle on February 1st, 2007
- woop woop. Go Tinkerbelle. +++
  
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by SheaShea on September 4th, 2008
I agree Tinkabelle!!!!
somethings wrong with ctaylo25.
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by Red2248 on March 23rd, 2007
first u do not put any more perms in your hair.second keep your hair trimmed every six to 8 weeks or try getting a prm to make it curly in a salon all we do to correct a bad perm is use another perm to take it out so the process here would be the oppisite use a perm to curl it not take the curl out .
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by lolacherrycola on January 31st, 2007
um yea wrong category
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by Ash on November 6th, 2007
i got told when growing out straight hair to curly (mine is the same) that every inch that it grows cut an inch of straight off. this helps keep it in proportion (excuse the spelling) and good luck.
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