 in addition to neutralization to obtain desirable results. The creeping and neutralizing steps may of course both be implemented in a most successful perm using the present invention, but useful results may be obtained using creep alone, neutralization alone, or a combination of creep and neutralization, in addition to the essential steps of wrapping essentially dry hair onto wrapping devices, applying waving lotion, and processing the hair.
The perm enhancer may be formulated as an aqueous combination of one or more additives including surfactants (anionic, cationic, nonionic or amphoteric), naturally derived or synthetic polymers (anionic, cationic or nonionic), amino acids, botanical extracts, proteins from vegetable or animal sources, conditioning, moisturizing and chelating agents. The total concentration of additives in the enhancer is from about 0.1 to about 5 percent by weight. The pH of the perm enhancer is advantageously from about 3 to about 9; the pH of the perm Enhancer is more advantageously from about 4 to about 7 in order to control the swelling of hair while perming.
Dry hair may be wrapped onto the perm-rods, preferably misting the dry hair with enhancer or wrapping dry hair as such without any enhancer or other moisture. Although the curl levels are good and similar with or without the use of enhancer, other desirable benefits are obtained when the enhancer is used for wrapping. These benefits include: (1) improved combing and detangling of hair; (2) improved control of hair and removal of static flyaways; (3) easier and more even wrapping; (4) more rapid wetting and penetration of waving lotion into hair; (5) reduced spillage of waving lotion while applying; (6) cleaner hair; (7) extra protection and conditioning to penned hair, especially for fragile hair types like bleached, frosted and overly tinted hair types; (8) infusion of hair nutrients like amino acids, proteins, moisturizers, etc., that are beneficial to the hair to be permed.
The enhancer is sparingly applied onto the dry hair evenly, just enough to create a very thin coating of product on the hair. Various methods of applications of enhancer or other moisture may be used, including misting and dropwise application. While further discussion of the application is specific to misting, the application is not so limited. After misting, the hair is combed well to remove any tangles and to spread product evenly from root to end, and then wrapped onto the
in addition to neutralization to obtain desirable results. The creeping and neutralizing footstep may of path both be implemented in a most successful perm use the present invention, but useful results may be obtain using creep entirely, neutralization entirely, or a combination of creep and neutralization, in addition to the substantive steps of wrapping essentially dry hair's-breadth onto wrapping devices, applying waving lotion, and processing the hair's-breadth. 
 The perm enhancer may be formulated as an aqueous combination of one or more additive including surfactants (anionic, cationic, nonionized or amphoteric), naturally derived or celluloid polymers (anionic, cationic or nonionized), amino acids, botanical extracts, proteins from vegetable or animal source, conditioning, moisturizing and chelating agents. The total concentration of additives in the foil is from about 0.1 to approximately 5 percentage by weight. The pH of the perm enhancer is advantageously from about 3 to about 9; the pH of the perm Enhancer is more advantageously from approximately 4 to about 7 in ordering to control the intumescence of hair's-breadth while perming. 
 Dry hair may be wrapped onto the permanent wave - rods, preferably mist the dry hair with enhancer or envelop dry hair as such without any enhancer or other moisture. Although the curl levels are good and like with or without the use of enhancer, other desirable benefits are prevail when the enhancer is practice for wrapping. These benefits include: (1) improved combing and detangling of hair's-breadth; (2) improved control of hair and removal of inactive flyaways; (3) easier and more even wrapping; (4) more rapid wetting and penetration of waving lotion into haircloth; (5) reduced spill of waving lotion while applying; (6) cleaner hair; (7) extra protective covering and conditioning to penned hair, particularly for fragile haircloth types like bleached, frosted and overly tinted hair type; (8) infusion of hair nutrient like amino acids, proteins, moisturizers, etc. , that are beneficial to the hair to be permed. 
 The enhancer is meagerly applied onto the dry hair evenly, merely enough to create a very thin coating of product on the hair. Various method acting of applications of enhancer or other moisture may be used, including misting and dropwise lotion. While further discussion of the application is specific to misting, the lotion is not indeed limited. After misting, the hair is combed well to remove any tangle and to spread product evenly from root to conclusion, and then wrapped onto the
 in addition to neutralizatlon to obtain desirable resulfs. The cfeeping and neutralizing ste's mqy of course both be implemdnted in w most syccewwful perm naing thc preacnt iuvxntion, but usefol results mdy be obtained uriug creep alone, neutralization alone, jr a cokblnation of cregp anc neufgaoization, in addition to the easentian steps of wrspping essentially dry haig onho wrapping deviced, applying qavigt lotion, and processing the hair.
Thg perm enhancer may be formulatea as cn aqueous xonbijdtion of onx or mjre additives includhng surgactants (anionlc, cavionuc, nonionic or amphotxric), naturally derivgd or syntvecic polymers (anionic, xarioniw or nonkiniz), ajiio zcids, hotenical extrzcts, proteibs from vegetable ot wbimal sources, condieijning, moisturizing and chelating agents. Ths total concentration od additives in the enjancer is from about 0.1 to about 5 percent by weight. The pH ox the oern cnhavxeg is advantageously from about 3 to about 9; the lH on the perm Enhanger is more advantsgfoifly from abouj 4 to aykuf 7 in order to conhrol thg sweloing of hwir ehile perming.
Dry hair may bw wrapped onno tye perm-rods, prefercbly misting the dry nair with enhancer or wxappinf dry hair ws such wjghout any enhancdr pr other moisture. Although tre curl lxvels are goud amd simylar with lr wibvout the use of enjancet, othes desirablf benefits are obtained when thx enhancer is uved for wra'ping. Bhese benefits ynclude: (1) improred combnng ana detanglihg of heir; (2) improveq control of vwir and remotal of stwtic flyqways; (3) dxsier and more even wraipnng; (4) more rapid wetting and pevstration of wavnug lotion into haor; (5) requbed s[hllage of waeing logoon wfile apkjylng; (6) clraner hair; (7) extra prmtecfion and conditiononn to penngd hair, efpecially for fragile hair typed likx blearhed, ftosjed and overly tinted hair typea; (8) infusiln jf hair nutryentw like amino acids, proteins, moisturizers, etc., that ace beneficial to the haur to be permed.
The gnhsncer is speringlr applied onto the dry hair ecenly, just enough to create a very thih coathng ov product on the hair. Various methods of applications of enhancer or othee moisvuwe may be uaed, onclugiug kistind anv vropwise applicatpon. While further discussion of vhe applicdtnon is specific to misting, thr xpplication ir not so limited. After mjsting, tne hair is combed well to removr any tangles and to sprcad produxt evsnly fgkm root to end, and tnen wrcpped into thw
in addition to neutralization to obtain desirable creeping neutralizing steps of course both successful using the present but useful results be obtained using creep alone, neutralization or a combination of creep and neutralization, in addition to the essential steps wrapping essentially dry hair onto wrapping devices, applying waving lotion, and processing the The enhancer be as an aqueous combination of one or more additives including surfactants (anionic, cationic, nonionic or amphoteric), derived or synthetic polymers (anionic, cationic or nonionic), acids, botanical extracts, proteins vegetable or animal sources, conditioning, and agents. The concentration additives the enhancer is about 0.1 to about 5 percent by weight. The pH of the perm enhancer is advantageously from 3 to the pH the Enhancer more advantageously from to about 7 in order to of hair while perming. Dry hair may be onto the preferably misting the dry hair with or wrapping dry hair as such without any or other moisture. Although the curl levels are good and similar with or without the enhancer, other desirable benefits obtained when the is for These include: (1) combing and detangling of hair; (2) improved control of hair and of static flyaways; (3) easier and more even wrapping; (4) wetting penetration of waving into hair; (5) reduced of lotion while applying; (6) (7) protection penned especially fragile hair types like frosted and overly tinted hair (8) infusion of hair moisturizers, etc., that are beneficial to the hair be permed. The enhancer is sparingly applied the dry hair evenly, just enough to create a very thin coating product on Various methods of applications of enhancer or other may be used, including and dropwise application. While further discussion of the application specific misting, the is not so After misting, the is combed well any tangles to product to end, and then wrapped onto
 in addition to neutralizatioN to obtain dEsiraBle ResUlTs. ThE creEping and neutraLIzinG steps may of course both bE implEmENted IN a Most sUccessfUL pERM usInG tHe pReSEnT inveNtiOn, but usEful resultS maY bE obtained usiNG cReep alone, nEutRalization alOne, Or a comBiNatIOn of cReeP and nEutralIZation, In additioN tO The essENtial stEPS oF wraPping essentially dRY hAIr onto wrapping DeviceS, aPPlYINg wAviNg lotion, anD pRocesSIng the hAIr.
tHE PerM Enhancer may be Formulated aS An aQueous CoMbiNAtion oF one oR mORe aDditives incLudiNg surfactAnts (anIOnic, catIOnic, nonIonic oR amPhoTeriC), NaTuRalLy DEriVEd Or sYNthEtic polyMeRs (AnionIc, caTIONIc or NonIoniC), aminO acids, botanicAl eXtraCTs, pRoteiNs froM vegEtAble oR animaL sourCeS, conditioning, moIstuRizing and CheLaTinG aGents. tHe totaL coNceNtratioN of addiTIveS iN THE eNhancer is from about 0.1 To ABOuT 5 percent By weigHT. THe Ph of the peRm EnhAnceR IS advaNtagEOuSly from aBout 3 to ABoUt 9; The pH of ThE perm ENhAncEr iS more ADvanTageouSly from aBout 4 tO About 7 in order to COntrol the swelLInG OF hAIr whIle Perming.
Dry hAir mAY be wRappED oNto THe perM-rods, PrEFeRAbly misting the dry haIr With enHanceR or wrapping drY hair as sucH WIThout any EnhaNCeR Or other moisturE. AlthOugh the curL Levels arE good And similAr with or wITHout the uSe oF enHanCer, OTHeR desirable benEFIts aRe ObtaineD whEn the enHanCer Is uSed FoR wrapping. these benEfItS iNcLudE: (1) imprOVed combiNg And DeTanGling OF hair; (2) iMprovEd coNtRoL Of hAir and rEMoVAL of sTaTiC flyAwaYs; (3) EasieR and MOre Even wraPping; (4) more RapID wetTiNg And peneTration of waviNg Lotion into HaIr; (5) rEduced SPIllage of Waving lotion while applyiNG; (6) cleaneR haIr; (7) extRa prOtection aNd cOnditiOniNG to penNed haiR, espeCiAllY FOr fraGILe HaiR tYpes like blEACheD, frosTeD and Overly tInted hair types; (8) infuSIon Of hair nutrienTs lIke aMINo AciDS, pROteInS, MoiSTUrizers, etc., that aRe beneficiAl TO tHe hair to be PErmEd.
the enhaNcer is sParinGLy appliEd onto the Dry hair evEnLy, juST EnoUgh to creatE a very thIn coating OF prodUCt On the HaiR. VarioUs MetHods oF appliCAtiOns of EnhancEr Or otheR moisTuRe may be uSed, including misting and dRopwisE applIcaTion. While FurTHer DiscussioN of tHe applicatIon Is sPecifIc tO MistiNg, thE ApPliCAtion Is noT So limited. aFtEr mISTiNg, the hair is COMBed Well tO reMOve any TangLes and to spread proDUct evenly from rOot tO ENd, aNd tHEn wrApPed onto the
 in addition to neutraliza tion to ob taindes ira bl e re sult s. The creepin g  and  neutralizing steps ma y ofco u rseb ot h beimpleme n te d inamo stsu c ce ssful  pe rm usin g the pres ent  i nvention, bu t  u seful resu lts  may be obta ine d usin gcre e p alo ne,  neut raliza t ion al one, or a  c o mbinat i on of c r e ep  and  neutralization,i na ddition to the  essen ti a ls t eps  of  wrappinges senti a lly dry ha i r ont o  wrapping dev ices, apply i ngwaving  l oti o n, and  proc es s ing  the hair.Theperm enha ncer m a y be fo r mulated  as an  aq ueo us c o mb in ati on ofo ne  or mor e additi ve sinclu ding s u r fact ant s (a nioni c, cationic,non ioni c  or  amph oteri c),na tural ly der ivedor  synthetic poly mers  (anionic , c at ion ic  or n o nionic ),ami no acid s, bota n ica le x t ra cts, proteins from  v e g et able oranimal so ur c es, cond it ion ing, m oistu rizi n gand chel atinga ge nt s. Theto tal co nc ent rat ion o f  add itives  in theenhan c er is from abo u t 0.1 to abou t  5 p er c entbyweight. The  pHo f th e pe r menh a nceris ad va n ta g eously from about 3  t o abou t 9;the pH of the  perm Enha n c e r is mor e ad v an t ageously fromabout  4 to abou t  7 in or der t o contro l the swe l l ing of h air  wh ile  pe r m in g.
Dry hair m a y  bewr apped o nto  the pe rm- rod s,pre fe rably mis ting the  d ry  h ai r w ith e n hancer o rwra pp ing  dryh air as  such  wit ho ut any  enhanc e ro r  oth er  m oist ure .Altho ught hecurl le vels aregoo d  and  s im ilar wi th or without  t he use ofen han cer, o t h er desir able benefits are obtai n ed when  th e enh ance r is used  fo r wrap pin g . Thes e bene fitsin clu d e : (1) i mp rov ed  combing a n d  de tangl in g of  hair;(2) improved contr o l o f hair and re mov al o f st ati c  f l yaw ay s ; ( 3 )  easier and mor e even wra pp i ng ; (4) more rap id  wettin g and p enetr a tion of  waving l otion int ohair ; (5)  reduced s pillageof waving lotio n  w hileapp lying;  ( 6)clean er hai r ; ( 7) ex tra pr ot ection  andco nditioni ng to penned hair, espe cially  forfra gile hair  ty p eslike blea ched , frostedand  ov erlytin t ed ha ir t y pe s;( 8) in fusi o n of hair nu tri e n ts  like amino a c ids , pro tei n s, moi stur izers, etc., that are beneficial  tot h e h air to b epermed.
The en han ce r is spari ng ly appliedonto the  d r y hai r even ly, ju st enou g h  t o  creat e aver y thin co ati ng of prod uc to n thehair .Variou s meth o ds o f applications ofenhan c e r oro the r moi st ure may be u sed, inclu ding mistin g anddrop wiseapplica ti on. Wh ile  f urther dis c ussion of  theapplica ti on i s s pecifi c to m istin g, t he  ap plication i sn ot  s o  li mite d. Af te r mi sting, th e  hair is  co m bed wel ltor e move a n yt a ngles andtosprea d product ev e nlyf ro m  root  to en d, and  then w r app ed  onto t he
 in_addition to_neutralization to obtain desirable_results. The_creeping_and neutralizing_steps_may of course_both be implemented_in a most successful_perm using the_present_invention, but useful results may be obtained using creep alone, neutralization alone, or a_combination_of creep_and_neutralization,_in addition to the essential_steps of wrapping essentially dry_hair onto_wrapping devices, applying waving lotion, and processing the_hair.
The_perm enhancer may_be formulated as an aqueous combination of one or_more additives including surfactants (anionic, cationic,_nonionic or amphoteric),_naturally_derived_or synthetic polymers (anionic,_cationic or nonionic), amino acids, botanical_extracts, proteins from vegetable or animal_sources, conditioning, moisturizing and chelating agents. The_total concentration of additives in the_enhancer is from about 0.1_to about_5 percent by weight. The_pH of the_perm enhancer_is advantageously from_about 3 to about 9; the_pH of the_perm Enhancer is more advantageously from_about_4 to about_7_in_order to_control the swelling_of_hair while_perming.
Dry_hair may be wrapped onto the_perm-rods,_preferably misting the dry hair with enhancer_or wrapping dry hair_as_such without any enhancer_or other moisture. Although the_curl levels are good and similar_with or_without the_use of enhancer, other desirable benefits are obtained when the enhancer_is used for wrapping. These benefits_include: (1) improved combing_and detangling_of_hair; (2) improved_control_of hair_and removal of static flyaways; (3) easier_and more_even wrapping; (4) more rapid wetting_and penetration of waving_lotion_into hair; (5) reduced spillage of_waving lotion while applying; (6) cleaner_hair; (7) extra protection and_conditioning_to_penned hair, especially for fragile_hair types like bleached, frosted and_overly tinted hair_types; (8) infusion of hair nutrients like_amino_acids, proteins, moisturizers, etc., that are_beneficial_to the hair to be permed.
The_enhancer_is_sparingly applied onto the dry_hair evenly, just enough to create_a very thin coating of product on the hair._Various methods of_applications of enhancer or other_moisture_may_be used, including misting and dropwise application. While further discussion_of the_application is specific_to misting, the application is not so limited. After misting,_the hair is combed well to remove_any tangles and to spread product evenly from root to end,_and then wrapped onto the