Worried About Getting a Perm? We Offer 15 Types of Rods to Suit Your Hair Type
- Not sure if a perm will work on your hair
- Want a style that reflects who you are, not just trends
- Interested in trying a style that’s popular overseas
If you’ve ever felt that way—
this page might give you the answers you’ve been looking for.
At Hairdresser TAKA, we offer 15 different types of perm rods.
Our thinnest rod is 6mm, and the thickest is 30mm.
We’re equipped to handle all hair types, ages, and style trends.
Here’s why having 15 types of rods really matters.
1. Because we can match the rod to your unique hair type
Even if ten people request the same hairstyle,
we can’t use the same rod on all of them.
How a perm takes depends heavily on the thickness, damage level, color history, and age of the hair.
- Fine, soft hair can end up with a curl that’s too strong…
- On the other hand, thick, healthy hair may not hold a curl easily…
Everyone’s hair is different. That’s why we need rods with subtle size variations to make fine adjustments.
2. Because we can create all kinds of perm styles
There are so many types of perms.
- Big Korean-style curls
- Soft beach waves
- Bold styles like twists and spirals
- Nuanced perms to add movement to short hair
I adjust the rod size, wrapping method, and placement to suit each style.
3. Because it allows us to reduce damage without relying on strong chemicals
The concept of a perm is simple:
“Soften the hair, wrap it around a rod, and physically reshape it.”
The main cause of damage during this process is the chemicals.
Stronger solutions may help the perm take better—but they also do more harm.
That’s why I focus on a different approach:
“Achieving the result through rod control rather than chemical strength.”
By using thinner rods than usual,
we can achieve noticeable curls while minimizing stress on your hair.
To those searching for the right perm style for you
On social media, you’ll often see styling with curling irons and perm results presented as if they’re the same thing.
In reality, the finish and longevity are completely different, and what you can recreate with your own hair varies from person to person.
A perm isn’t just about adding curls—it’s a way to enhance your hair design to match the image you want.
It’s about filling in the missing shape your hair doesn’t naturally have.
That’s why careful consultation is key.
The softness and movement that only your hair can express—
I’d love to help you bring that to life.
