Does a perm for short hair seem to be a thing of the past? Not all contemporary women prefer wearing their hair short and curly. Meanwhile, many straight-haired gals dream of a chance to shake their curls even if they are short. Knowing how to make your short hair look good is an art.

Having a bird’s nest on your head is not something you’ve dreamed about. However, this is what most of the lovely short haircuts tend to turn to under a good night’s sleep. A perm is a way to avoid this look and appear great right out of bed.

Here are some incredible short permed hairstyles that women can choose from when they want to add volume and interest to their style. Rather than sticking with a plain hairstyle that doesn’t improve a woman’s appearance or give her a boost of confidence, any of these fun styles are a much better option

Best Pieces of Advice for Girls with Perms

Here are four brilliant pieces of advice for women planning to get perms for short hair.

Know Your Hair (the no-nos)

Please take a close look at your hair to find out whether or not it should be perm. Baby fine locks are out of the question. You’ll end up wasting your money and damaging your hair. If you have plenty of highlights or recently bleached your hair, leave the hair alone. Damaged hair doesn’t hold the perm. As a result, you’d need to be repermed in a month or two, which is far too fast. Frequent perming can damage the locks. In the best case, you should reperm once a year.

Show What You Want

There are so many varieties of perm that it’s impossible for a stylist to know what you want. If you don’t want to look like a happy Shaun the sheep from your niece’s cartoon, bring your stylist a picture of what you want to see on your head. An experienced stylist can advise whether one or another perm is a reality for your hair.