Reasons for making the change to a perm vary, including wanting to conceal hair loss and thinning, being tired of longer hair getting in the way, or simply to try a new look. The root of this trend ...

Well, thankfully, it's not Dan, John or James from Hinge but instead, crimped hair courtesy of the early 2000s and more ...

He sidled up to assess the situation and delivered his two-word diagnosis: “Bad crimp.” The dodgy connector was re-worked and the assembly passed, much to the chagrin of the guys in the short ...

Women sported tight curls and spiral perms everywhere. Teasing curly hair added to the volume - an essential for 1980s hair. Neon, white, or any shade, scrunchies were the best and biggest looks ...

Let us explain. Perms can be carried out to transform straight hair into permanent spirals and curls. They work by using chemicals to break and reset the hair bonds into waves or curls.

crimped and wrenched ... and possessed TV's perkiest perm. If Liza Minelli did Butlins... Not everyone in the 80s subscribed to fashion's demand that hair be voluminous - think of Gladys Pugh ...

women like to style their hair using chemicals or heat. A lot of women go for perms, which work by using chemicals to create curls or waves. Perms are a great way to change the hair texture ...

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Crimp connectors provide an easy and convenient way to connect electronics while still allowing for them to be removed and swapped without having to reach for a soldering iron and desoldering wick.

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