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Best Hair Perms near me in Nassau

‎Choose from ‎2‎ venues offering Hair Perms near you in Nassau See map

Nails by Roddi & Bare by Roddi

5.0

Nassau, New Providence

Nail Salon13 reviews

Kids

BSD 70

1 hr

After hours

BSD 25

1 hr

Long Gel- X

BSD 75

1 hr and 30 min

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Unique Styles

5.0

centerville, New Providence

Hair Salon7 reviews

Frontal ponytail Perm hair

BSD 90

1 hr and 45 min

Classic Mink lashes

BSD 50

1 hr

2 frontal ponytail

BSD 120

2 hr

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‎Top reviews of Hair Perms near you in Nassau

5.0

Average of ‎20‎ reviews of ‎2‎ venues.

Perm FAQs

Are there hair perm salons open on Sunday near me?

Yes, many hair salons are open on Sundays. Browse Fresha to find perm specialists near you with Sunday availability.

Are there hair perm salons open on Saturday near me?

Yes, most hair salons are open on Saturdays. Use Fresha to check real-time availability and book your appointment.

Can I undo a perm?

Not entirely. The best thing to do is to wait for it to grow out. Frequent micro trims will speed up this process, as can washing it regularly and using a deep conditioning mask to weigh your permed curls down. If you want a more immediate solution, your hairstylist can apply a creme perm to help relax and undo the curls.

What should I know before getting a perm?

A perm is a chemical process that alters the hair follicle. They work best on healthy hair, so try to ensure your hair is in top condition before you book your perm appointment, and avoid using heated styling tools in the days leading up to your perm.

What shouldn't I do after I get a perm?

You shouldn’t stand with your head directly under the shower for 2 days, nor should you wash your hair with shampoo for 2 to 3 days (48-72 hours) after you’ve had your perm. It’s also advisable not to use swimming pools or hot tubs for a week (7 days) after perming your hair because the chemicals in the water can affect the structure of your hair follicles. Brushing your hair and using heated styling tools are also no-nos for 48 hours after you’ve had a perm; and colouring should be avoided for 3-7 days.

Where can I get a digital perm near me?

Digital perms are popular for softer, more relaxed curl results. Browse and book digital perm specialists near you on Fresha.

What's the difference between a traditional perm and a digital perm?

A traditional perm creates uniform curls using cold wave solution. A digital (hot) perm uses heated rods and a different chemical process to create softer, more natural-looking waves that look best when dry. Digital perms tend to work better on Asian hair textures.

Book your next perm appointment in Nassau with Fresha

If you’re in need of some hair attention, then let us help you. At Fresha we’ve mapped out the best hair salons in Nassau, so that you can find an appointment near you in a matter of seconds. If that sounds right up your street, then we should definitely be friends. Because when you see how simple our booking system is, you’ll want to stick with Fresha.

Modern perms are all about enhancing the natural beauty and texture of your hair. Think beach babe waves, curvy coils, or slinky spirals rather than the stiff curls of old. A permanent wave is low maintenance and can give fine hair body and bounce for months to come. The perming process isn’t a quick fix, so set aside around 1 hour and 45 minutes for your transformation. Search the Fresha app to find highly-rated salons near you and expect to pay up to BSD 90 for a permanent wave in Nassau.

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