Create Twin Bell perm end papers, 100 sheets

These are perm end papers - "pamaji" in Korean. Create makes them as part of the consumables for its Twin Bell Plus machine, and the box says twin belle plus on the front. Each box holds 100 white sheets. Korean retailers list the sheet at roughly 99 × 63 mm (one shop says 99 × 63, another 97 × 62 mm); we confirm the exact size when you order.

Why end papers matter. The ends are the finest and often the driest part of a section. Wound bare onto a rod, stray hairs escape, bend at the start of the winding or set with a kink - the classic fish-hook. A sheet of paper gathers the ends into one neat strip so they go onto the rod cleanly. The payoff is a wave that stays even right to the tips, with ends that do not frizz and are easy to style.

The sheets come pre-cut: take one from the box, fold it around the ends and wind. The 100-sheet box is compact and fits on the trolley shelf next to the rods and clips.

These papers belong to the Twin Bell Plus line, and we offer them alongside the rods and clips for that machine. Create says nothing about using them with other machines.

Create does not state the material or paper weight. Like any end paper, it is single-use and goes in the bin after the service.

Who it is for

• Salons with a Create Twin Bell Plus machine.
• Stylists ordering the machine, rods and clips who want the consumables in the same order.
• Stylists working on fine, fragile or lightened ends who want a clean winding.
• Topping up your consumables on a regular basis.

FAQ

How many sheets are in a box?

100 sheets.

Will the papers work with other machines?

They are made as part of the Twin Bell Plus line. Create does not mention other machines.

Can the papers be reused?

No. They are a single-use consumable and are thrown away after the service.

Apply the perm solution according to its instructions. Take a section, fold a sheet around the ends so every hair is inside, and slide the paper down towards the tips to line the ends up. Wind the section onto a Twin Bell rod starting from the papered ends, secure it with a clip and plug the rod in. Once the program has finished and the rods have cooled, take them out and throw the papers away.

General technique. Keep the ends inside the edge of the paper - any hair that sticks out tends to kink. Use one sheet per section; on a thick section some stylists use two, one on each side. Create gives no per-head figure: it depends on how many rods you use. Keep the box dry and away from solutions, because damp paper tears while you wind.