Perming adds what attributes to flat limp hair?

• A. Volume, texture, and style support
• B. Color and shine
• C. Curl only
• D. Length

Answer: (A)

Perming changes the hair by rearranging its internal bonds to create a new curl or wave. That new pattern adds volume by lifting the hair away from the scalp and adding fullness along the lengths. It also introduces texture, giving defined shape to each strand so the hair looks more tactile and styled. With that texture and defined curl, the style is easier to hold and maintain, providing real support for a finished look. Color and length aren’t the primary results of a perm, though shine can vary with finish and product use.