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Perm  (prm, pyrm)
A city of west-central Russia on the Kama River in the foothills of the Ural Mountains. Founded in the early 18th century when a copper foundry was built there, it grew rapidly as an industrial center in the 19th century. Population: 989,000.

perm  (pûrm) Informal
n.
A permanent.
tr.v. permed, perm·ing, perms
To give (hair) a permanent.
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Adj.1.permed - styled with permanent waves
curly - (of hair) having curls or waves; "they envied her naturally curly hair"
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permed [ˈpɜːrmd] adj [hair] → permanenté(e)


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Price took to the stage twice more, once in white bikini for a mock seaside beauty pageant - which she "won" - and once in a silver jumpsuit and gigantic white permed wig.
These are for curly to permed hair, never try to use a regular brush on permed hair, unless you want the perm to come out and extremely uneven at that.
Ieven had her short permed look, that she had when she filmed the video for Vogue, which is my favourite Madonna track.
 
 
 
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