C-Curl Perm in Seomyeon, Busan
A C-curl perm bends the hair into a C shape, usually so the ends turn inward toward the neck or jaw. WENEED Seomyeon Lotte has no printed price for it, so the designer quotes after looking at your hair.
WENEED Seomyeon Lotte · Updated October 2026
What a C-curl perm is
“C-curl” (C컬) describes the shape of the curve, not a fixed chemical method. Each section of hair bends once, like the letter C. On most cuts the curve sits at the ends, so the hair tucks in under the chin or toward the shoulder. Some people ask for the C-curve higher up, to add a little shape around the face.
Because Korean salons use the term in slightly different ways, show a photo. Point to where you want the curve to start and which way the ends should turn.
Which cuts suit a C-curl
The C shape is easiest to see on lengths that reach the jaw, the collarbone or just past it.
- Bobs and lobs: the ends curve inward and the cut looks rounder. See the bob cut page for the cut itself.
- Medium layers: a C-curl keeps layers from sticking out and gives a soft, neat outline.
- Hair that flips out: some people use the perm to make stubborn ends lie in the same direction every morning.
Very short hair has too little length to form a curve, and the designer will say so.
C-curl compared with S-curl and other waves
The table gives the usual differences. If you only want the ends to behave, a C-curl is the lightest of these shapes. The guide to Korean perm types compares the other names in more detail, and the S-curl, build perm and hippie perm pages describe the shapes in the last three rows.
| Perm | Shape | Where the movement sits |
|---|---|---|
| C-curl | One bend, like a C | Mostly at the ends or just below the jaw |
| S-curl | Two bends, like an S | Through the mid-lengths to the ends |
| Build perm | Large, layered waves | Often the lower half of long hair |
| Hippie perm | Tight, thick, springy curl | Throughout the hair |
Typical meanings only. Terms vary from salon to salon, so confirm with a photo.
What to tell the designer
- Your current length and how long you want to keep it. A perm often shortens the look of the hair.
- Which way the ends should turn: inward, outward or a mix.
- Your history with bleach, color, straightening or earlier perms, with dates.
- How you dry your hair on a normal morning.
The designer decides on the rod size and the method after checking your hair type and condition.
Style references
Price and what to expect
A C-curl perm does not appear on our printed menu with a price. The designer quotes after checking length, thickness and condition, and confirms the figure before work starts. You will not find a ₩ number on this page for that reason. For a rough idea of how WENEED perms are priced, the Korean perm page lists the perms that do have menu prices.
The usual process is general across salons: hair is cleansed, wrapped on rods, treated with a perm solution, rinsed, neutralized and dried. The designer explains the exact steps and timing for your hair.
Keeping the shape
A C-curl is a gentle shape, and it can fall flat if you brush it out while dry. Dry the ends inward with a round brush or dryer, or add a little cream and shape them with your fingers. The shape typically softens over a few months as the hair grows. Your designer can tell you when a refresh makes sense for your length.
Price
This service is not on our printed price menu. Your designer quotes the price after checking your hair length, condition and the result you want, and confirms it before any work starts.
See the price list for every service with a menu price.
C-curl perm near Seomyeon Station and Jeonpo Cafe Street
Looking for C-curl perm near Seomyeon Station? WENEED Seomyeon Lotte offers C-curl perm. WENEED Seomyeon Lotte is 412 m from Seomyeon Station Exit 7, where Busan Metro Lines 1 and 2 meet, about a 5-minute walk.
Coming from Jeonpo Cafe Street? We are not on Jeonpo Cafe Street. The salon is in neighboring Seomyeon, so a hair visit and a café afternoon can share one day. We have not measured the walk between the two, so check a map app.
A C-curl perm turns the ends inward in a soft C shape, so tell us whether your length is at the shoulder or longer. Many guests fit the visit around a Lotte shopping or café day in Seomyeon. Ask about C-curl perm on the how to book page and tell us your date and reference photos.
Questions guests ask
How much is a C-curl perm at WENEED Seomyeon Lotte?
It has no printed price on our menu. The designer quotes after checking your hair length and condition, and confirms the price before starting.
What is the difference between a C-curl and an S-curl?
A C-curl bends once, mostly at the ends. An S-curl bends twice and creates a wave through more of the length. Meanings can vary by salon, so bring a photo.
Can I get a C-curl on short hair?
It works from about jaw length. Shorter hair often has too little length to form a curve, and the designer will tell you what is realistic.
Does it work on straight, thick Asian hair?
Often yes. Thick hair may need a larger rod or a longer process to hold the bend, and the designer chooses the approach after testing your hair.
Is there a C-curl perm salon near Seomyeon Station?
Yes. WENEED Seomyeon Lotte offers C-curl perm. It is 412 m from Exit 7 of Seomyeon Station. See the price list for menu prices.
Can I get C-curl perm at WENEED Seomyeon Lotte if I am coming from Jeonpo Cafe Street?
We are in neighboring Seomyeon, not on Jeonpo Cafe Street. Ask about C-curl perm when you book, and bring photos of the result you want.
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Questions about a style or price? We are on the 3rd floor of Jeongsan Building, 412 m from Seomyeon Station Exit 7.