What happens if you braid your hair while have a perm?

If you perm your hair and then braid it, it can cause some problems.

* The perm can cause the braid to loosen. The heat from the curling irons used in the perm can cause the hair to weaken and become more prone to damage. This can make it more likely for the braid to loosen and fall out.

* The braid can cause the perm to lose its curl. The pressure from the braid can cause the curl in the perm to become stretched out and lose its shape. This is especially true if the braid is tied too tightly.

* The braid can cause the hair to become frizzy or damaged. The friction from the braid can cause the hair to become rough and frizzy. It can also lead to split ends and other types of damage.

If you are thinking about getting a perm and braiding your hair, it is important to weigh the risks and benefits. Talk to your stylist to get advice on whether or not it is a good idea for your hair.

Here are some tips for braiding your hair after a perm:

* Use a soft, wide-toothed comb to detangle your hair before braiding. This will help to prevent breakage.

* Braid your hair loosely and avoid tying it too tightly.

* Use a light hair oil or leave-in conditioner to help protect your hair from damage.

* Don't braid your hair for too long. If you leave it in for too long, it can cause the hair to become tangled and frizzy.

By following these tips, you can help to minimize the risk of damage and enjoy your braided hair without any problems.