If another salon performed your last perm, a short treatment history can make your first HIROGINZA Sydney haircut consultation more useful. The aim is to understand what is already on your hair before deciding what to cut or repeat.

Bring dates and service details you actually know

Note approximately when the perm was done and whether you have since had colour, bleach or straightening. A receipt or service description can help, but do not guess the technique from a photograph. If you do not know whether an iron or rod method was used, say so. A photo taken soon after the appointment can show the original finish.

Explain what you want to preserve

Identify the areas that still work well and the areas that have become hard to style. Your current haircut may need a change without another perm. Ask how taking length off will affect the remaining movement, and agree on how much of the treated hair should stay before cutting starts.

Choose the next step after assessment

Ryunosuke and Rika can discuss haircut-only maintenance or a future perm, subject to condition and current service availability. Our perm course starts at AUD250 including haircut and shaving. An iron perm is not recommended on bleached hair. For clients with monthly haircuts, every second visit is a possible perm discussion point rather than a compulsory schedule. Keep the final advice and product details so the next appointment can build on a clear record.

Written by Rika Kano, HIROGINZA Sydney.

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Style created by our team in Japan. Style reference only; the photograph does not identify a particular perm technique.