In order to get a perm that doesn't look frizzy and gross, you need to find a salon that will do a perm on big rollers and that understands that too much time with the solution will make the perm unmanagably frizzy.  When you perm hair, you're using a solution to break down the protein bonds in your hair and another solution to reform some of them.  This means damage is inevitable.  The sections of your hair that have been dyed, however much of it that is, will be more heavily damaged than the rest.

Perm care basically means alternating a protein treatment and a moisture treatment.  Do one of them each week, essentially.

How wavy is it and how long do you want it?

I have recently started shaving my head.  I enjoy it's bald skin texture.  IS there anything that will make it more palatable for my significant other?

I dyed my hair a dark brown about a year ago. Previously it was peroxide blond. I want to go back. Store bought hair strippers seem to do nothing. Have I stained the cuticle irreparably? And what happens if I just pile on a blond dye?

It was a permanent. And I've been reapplying it throughout the year to cover the roots. Urgh, I was really hoping I wouldn't have to pay a salon. Ah well.

Perm care basically means alternating a protein treatment and a moisture treatment.  Do one of them each week, essentially.

Erm, how would one do this? I definitely haven't been. Maybe I should?