In the 1980s and 1990s, hair rollers experienced a true golden age : large, voluminous curls were in fashion, and the perm became almost essential for all fashionistas.
The process was n’t simple: washing the hair, rolling it onto the rollers, applying the product, then neutralizing it. But the result was worth it. The size of the rollers directly influenced the shape of the curls- from tight ringlets to soft waves.
At that time, perms were no longer reserved for salons. Thanks to home kits , any woman could give herself a perm in her own bathroom — with a little patience and care.
Today, fashion is more diverse, and perms are less popular. But vintage curlers have n’t been forgotten. Stylists still use them to create retro looks inspired by past decades.
