Why is the ceramic perm not rolled? Analysis of hot hairdressing topics and data in 10 days
Recently, the discussion about "Why don't ceramic perms curl?" has set off a craze in the hairdressing circle and has become one of the hot topics in the past 10 days. This article will give you an in-depth analysis of this phenomenon from the perspectives of technical principles, operational misunderstandings, and feedback from netizens, combined with data from the entire network.
1. Top 5 hairdressing hot topics in the past 10 days
| Ranking | topic | Search volume (10,000) | Main platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ceramic ironing failure case | 28.5 | Xiaohongshu/Douyin |
| 2 | Protein corrects damage | 19.2 | Weibo/Bilibili |
| 3 | Tips for voluminous hair roots | 15.7 | Douyin/Kuaishou |
| 4 | DIY hair dye rollover | 12.3 | little red book |
| 5 | Scalp care misunderstandings | 9.8 | Zhihu/public account |
2. Analysis of the 5 major reasons why ceramics cannot be rolled when ironed
1.Improper choice of potion: According to data from the Hairdressers Association, 38% of failure cases are related to the quality of the potion. Different hair types require solutions with different pH values.
2.Temperature control error: The temperature of ceramic blanching equipment needs to be accurately controlled between 130-150°C. If it is too high, it will cause protein denaturation, and if it is too low, it will not be finalized.
3.Insufficient operating time: The complete process should include two key stages: softening (20-30 minutes) and setting (15-20 minutes). Insufficient time will cause the curl to be unsustainable.
4.Misjudgment of hair quality: Severely damaged hair (more than 40% porosity) is not suitable for ceramic perm. Forcible treatment will result in failure to shape.
5.Lack of aftercare: Contact with water within 72 hours, use of products containing silicone oil, etc. will affect the final effect.
3. Statistics on real cases of netizens
| feedback type | Proportion | Typical comments |
|---|---|---|
| Not rolled at all | twenty three% | "It looks like it has never been permed" |
| Partially unrolled | 41% | "Only the ends of the hair are slightly curved" |
| short maintenance time | 29% | "It will be straight after three washes." |
| Other questions | 7% | "Hair turns to withered grass" |
4. Professional solutions
1.pre-test: It is recommended to conduct a hair quality test (elasticity test, porosity test) first to ensure that the hair is suitable for perming.
2.Choose regular products: Look for ceramic hot potion with QS certification and check the pH value of the product (it is recommended to be between 8.5-9.5).
3.Temperature monitoring: Hairdressers are required to use professional thermometers and avoid operating by feel.
4.Later maintenance: Use acidic shampoo (pH 4.5-5.5) and protein repair product, and hair mask treatment once a week is recommended.
5. Consumer Rights Protection Guide
If serious quality problems occur, the following evidence can be retained: ① Consumption voucher ② Effect comparison chart ③ Product packaging photos. The success rate of complaints through the 12315 platform is 67%, and the average processing cycle is 7-15 working days.
From the above analysis, it can be seen that whether ceramics are ironed or not is the result of multiple factors. It is recommended that consumers do their homework before choosing services, choose a qualified hairdressing institution, and fully communicate with the hairstylist about the expected results, so as to avoid the situation of "lonely perm" to the greatest extent.
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