Natural hair types

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AUTHENTICLI | Natural HairCare on Instagram: “Hair typing is a difficult subject. I feel like people can classify somebody’s hair differently, so it really doesn’t help too much.…”

We asked hairstylists to explain the different curl types and to help you identify what products are best for the hair type you have.

How To Identify Your Curl Type and Pattern Straight hair is pretty simple to identify, but it’s much harder to figure out your wavy or curly hair texture. Many can misidentify their hair as curly when it's actually wavy and vice versa. Today, we are going to break it down for you so you can choose the best products and techniques to make your natural pattern look its absolute best. Generally, hair texture is grouped into four different types: Straight (Type 1)Wavy (Type 2)Curly (Type 3)Kinky…

Decoding your hair type is more difficult than having a glance at the hair typing system. Use this hair type guide to know your curl pattern and take care of it the right way.

In the natural hair community hair typing is a popular discussion. Knowing your hair type is very useful in understanding why..

The Hair Texture Chart 1 Dec Do you know your type? This hair system developed by Andre Walker (Oprah Winfrey hair stylist) is probably the best to follow. It breaks down hair into 3 main categories and 8 sub categories. Keep some naturals tend to have two, maybe even three different types of textures. So you can follow more than one of these types and modify your routine to get the best out of your hair. Type 1 refers to straight hair, more commonly found on Asian and Caucasian women and…

Is 4D hair type a NEW Black hair curl pattern? Does 4D natural hair exist? See natural hair care pictures that prove that your 4C hair is actually...

After knowing your natural hair type, hair porosity is the most important factor to consider when creating an effective regimen.