Ogilvie Salon Styles Home Perm The Original - For Color Treated, Thin, or Delicate Hair - 1 Application

I have been buying this product for the year of 2025. I like it because it isn't expensive and the step by step instructions are easy to follow. The 1st time I did this, the product exceeded my expectations of the result. Looks like a hair salon perm. I highly recommend this product.

Making small talk with hair stylists occasionally makes me uncomfortable, so I’ve been meaning to try perming my own hair for a while. My hair is naturally a loose wave, but as it grows longer than shoulder length, gravity takes over and it appears straighter and straighter. I decided to perm my hair to ameliorate this and give my hair more volume. I cleared 3-4 hours one afternoon for this, and the perm solution worked well. **Do NOT try perming your hair without reading the printed instructions and doing research online.** SUPPLIES: - perm solution - perm rods - hair shears INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Wash hair with clarifying shampoo 2. Brush hair and cut/trim hair ends so that hair is even before perm. The nice thing about cutting your own wavy hair is that uneveness blends in better than straight hair 3. Wet hair and use pre-perm solution 4. Section hair with comb, wrap ends with end papers, roll onto perm rods & secure. Repeat until all your hair is secured with perm rods. This is the longest part! Note: the end papers are important because otherwise your hair will slip through the rods 5. Wrap cotton coil around temple and head - Vaseline helps the cotton adhere to the temples 6. Apply perm solution to each rod. I used the whole bottle to be safe. 7. Unwind a rod and check for an S shaped curl after the time noted in the table 8. Rinse hair and rods in the shower for 5 minutes 9. Dry each rod with a towel. Since you're at home, you should be able to air dry as well. 10. Apply neutralizer solution to each rod. 11. After 5 minutes, unwind the rods. I placed the used rods in the sink so I could wash them. Brush your hair with your fingers. 12 Rinse neutralizer out of your hair in the shower. 13. Apply post perm conditioner 14. Don't wash hair with shampoo for 48hours. This perm doesn't smell as strongly as others. After the 48 hour mark, you can wash, comb, and trim any ends that were fried

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My 9-year-old wanted curly hair like Patrick Mahomes for Halloween, so we decided to try a perm. Our first attempt was with a different kit, and while it had everything I remembered (including the bad smell), it didn't include the curling papers. We bought some separately, but they were too thick, and the result was only semi-curly hair. Three weeks later, I purchased the Ogilvie Home Perm Kit. It brought back memories of my childhood home hair salon days, but this kit stood out for its easy-to-follow instructions. The process was straightforward, and the results were fantastic—my son's hair came out perfectly curly and looked great. I'm thrilled with the Ogilvie kit and will continue to buy it for any future perming needs. It has everything you need, and the quality is top-notch. Highly recommend for anyone looking to achieve great curls at home!

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First, anyone with problems using their arms should not use a home perm. Secondly, no one should use this. It was a horrible experience using it and not only did it not put one single curl or wave into my hair, but my hair is also as dry as hay now. I'm just hoping it won't fall out. When I dried it, there was more hair than usual in my comb. I've had naturally curly and wavy hair all my life until I had to have surgery for my eye. They had to cut my head and reroute some veins or vessels is what they told me, and my head was closed with surgical glue and staples. That was a horrible experience, and I would have found a different way if I knew then what I know now. My hair had barely grown on one side of my head, and it's been getting thinner. I've tried everything to make it thicker and it was beginning to help. The other problem was that it made it straight as a stick. This perm left it extremely straight and dry. I try pulling it back at home, but I have hair that sticks straight out. Luckily, I have wigs since my hair got so thin to wear when I go out, but my once soft hair feels like straw now. I've ordered some leave-on conditioners and I hope it will help with this straw. Meanwhile, I look like a scarecrow. Update: I've tried to insert a picture but it won't take it. What I was going to insert was a picture of bag full of hair. It was my hair thanks to this perm. It doesn't come out in clumps, it just breaks off. My hair is about three inches shorter than it was and my hair brush was full of it. That was what was in the picture. Every morning, I awake to shorter hair, absolutely no curls and it will not take a curl with anything. It's also has no body. I'll keep trying to add pictures but for some reason it won't take my downloads. If I could take back one day, it would be the day I put this on my hair.

It's an okay product. My hair takes perms easily, so I left the product in for the least amount of time suggested and still got some frizzing. The pre- and post-conditioning probably helped to minimize this though. I had noticed in another review, however, that others complained about the drip guard being missing from the box. I specifically reread the product description before purchasing and it said the product comes with a drip guard. The box that I received also said it contained a drip guard. It did not. So I just worked carefully and used a lot of towels to catch the drips. Whether I was able to do a work-around, though, is not relevant to the point that the box does not contain a drip guard even though the online description and the box description clearly state that it does.

I just just turned 75 and have been getting perms since I was probably 5 years old. My hair has always been baby fine but stick straight! Perms always make my hair thicker and I dont have to curl it everyday when I have a perm. I make sure I leave the permanent curlers (medium size) in long enough to look a little too curly, because I want the perm to last at least 6-9 months. With the perm, after I wash my hair, it's way too curly to wear as it is, but I use a big barrel curling iron to take out some of the curl, so my hair will look nice but stay in for several days. This is a great brand that I used to buy at CVS, but they don't sell perms anymore. This one I bought is for fine, color treated hair. I've needed another perm for at least 3 months now and my straight hair is driving me crazy (falling in my face) because it has NO body whatsoever! People who have body in their hair (that's not stick straight) have NO idea whatsoever how lucky they are!! I used to even give perms to my mom and sisters when I was age 14-18, before I left for college. It's unbelievable how much money I've saved over the past 55+ years, by giving myself, my own perms!