'Incorporate orange elements in the rug, the pattern on a chair, or on a piece of artwork' ‘Color will always look great when scaled and balanced correctly,' says Tess MacGeachy, interior designer, Amber Yard (opens in new tab). If using orange as an all-over seems overwhelming, invest in accent and smaller additions instead. 'Orange shades are a great choice – they bring an uplifting feel during the day and can help create a cozy, relaxed atmosphere in the evening, showing how versatile this color is in a different light.’ “The perms of the past were all about creating an abundance of curls,” says Iles, but the modern perm “has a more natural movement to it and more closely resembles the natural curl one is born with.” She recommends always showing your stylist some inspo pics to make sure that you get what you want.‘For me, the home should be filled with bright colors and bold patterns as they add personality to a space,' says Emma Deterding, founder, Kelling Designs (opens in new tab).

For people with fine, flat, or straight hair, it’s a good way to add some movement and texture, often giving the look of more hair. In most cases, a perm will last three to six months, so it’s can be a time saver for people who don’t want to style their hair everyday. Though the technology has evolved over the last century, it’s a treatment that uses rods paired with a chemical formula to set curls in a long-lasting way. What is a perm?Īs the name implies, perm is short for “permanent wave,” a hair-curling treatment that arose shortly before the 1920s. We spoke to hairstylist and founder of hair care brand Iles Formula, Wendy Iles, who credits the comeback to “the late ’80s nostalgia we’ve seen on the recent runway shows.” Iles gives her expert take on all things perms including how to best care for permed hair.

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