Partial perms are designed to place new texture in which areas?

• A. Entire head
• B. Only where desired
• C. Ends only
• D. Roots only

Answer: (B)

Partial perms are all about targeted texture. The idea is to apply chemical texture only to specific sections you want, not the whole head. This gives you control over where the curl, bend, or body shows up, so you can add movement around the face, at mid-lengths, or toward the ends while leaving other areas natural and consistent with the existing hair. That selective placement makes the result look more natural and easier to maintain as it grows out. Full-head texture would defeat this purpose, and limiting texture only to the ends or only to the roots misses the flexibility partial perms are designed to offer.