This time, we focus on the “Spanish perm,” which is attracting a lot of attention, especially among the younger generation, and whose orders are rapidly increasing, and introduce its features, merits, and hairstyling examples!
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What is a Spanish perm? What perm?
The Spanish perm is a hairstyle in which the sides of the hair are trimmed and a strong perm is applied mainly to the top. It is also called Spanish curls. It combines perms such as the spiral perm and the twist perm, which feature rough movement and a three-dimensional look, to recreate the frizzy hair of Westerners. It is said to be a derivative of the Jet Mohawk, which is still very popular, but unlike the Jet Mohawk, it can be worn with bangs down as well as up, making it easy to change the look depending on one’s mood. The fact that it can be worn with a variety of outfits, from suits to casual wear, also contributes to its popularity.
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What are the advantages of having a Spanish perm?
The two-block style with a strong perm creates movement, making styling easy. Another advantage is that the length of the bangs can be easily arranged into an up-bang or part-bang style. The rough movement of the perm blurs the overall contours of the hair, making it easy to follow up on the cliffs that Japanese people tend to have as a complex. However, while a perm lasts about two months or more, a haircut grows out in a few weeks, so regular maintenance is important if you want to enjoy your hairstyle over the long term.
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