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permanente

 

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Term:

permanente

Part of Speech:

Noun, verb, adjective

Senses:

Noun:

1. A hairstyle created by setting hair in tight curls or waves using chemical or heat treatments.

2. A method of curling hair by applying a chemical treatment that permanently alters its structure.

Verb:

1. To curl or wave hair using a permanent treatment.

2. To make something lasting or enduring.

Adjective:

1. Lasting or enduring; not able to be easily changed or removed.

2. Referring to a long-lasting change or condition.

Usages:

Noun:

1. She got a permanent at the salon to achieve those bouncy curls.

2. The hairdresser offers both perms and cuts at her salon.

Verb:

1. She decided to permanente her hair to switch up her look.

2. The salon specializes in permanenteing different hair types.

Adjective:

1. The artist's painting is a permanent fixture in the museum.

2. The team made a permanent change to their logo.

Sample Sentences:

Noun:

- Her permanente was the talk of the town.

- My mother used to get a permanente every few months.

Verb:

- She decided to permanente her hair for her wedding day.

- The hairdresser permanenteed her client's hair into loose, beachy waves.

Adjective:

- The new policy brings permanent changes to the company's structure.

- Once the tattoo is done, it becomes a permanent part of your skin.

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