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Hot perming systems were used, in many forms, up to the end of the Second World War. The first systems had the disadvantage of excessive heat being used over prolonged periods. This resulted in dry hair and scalp burns. The early elecric heating machines produced shocks and discomfort to the client. Later systems were introduced which consisted of lower alkaline reagents. Lower temperatures, better curlers, protective water jackets and safer electric heating machines.

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