Everyone loves to have good hair. Good hair will make a person more confident about how they look. And, the feeling of cleanness of well-maintained hair will make them feel more relaxed and at peace. Here I have small tips that are very easy to follow. 4 Hair Types and Easy Hair Care Tips, please read this article patiently.
Powerful Hair Tips for Every Kind of Hair Type
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| 4 Hair Types and Easy Hair Care Tips |
However, it’s important to know how to keep your
hair clean and look good. In order to do that let's start with hair types.
Because it’s also good to know the type of hair that you have.
Hair
Types
In fact, hair types aren’t as simple as saying it’s curly or
straight. There are a dozen of different subcategories of hair types. Each is with
its own characteristic. Knowing your hair type will help you care for it.
1.
Straight
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First, straight hair. This hair type is straight with the tendency of becoming greasy and shiny. Typically, straight hair gets greasy much faster than curly hair because the oil from your scalp travels down the hair much more quickly.
There are 3 subcategories for straight hair:
· - Type 1A. Most Asian women have this type
of straight hair, 1A is very straight and fine.
· - Type 1B. Not as straight as 1A but still
very straight. 1B is thicker with a medium texture and more volume.
· - Type 1C. Compared to other types, 1C is
thicker, coarser, and shinier, and also more resistant to curly styling.
2.
Naturally Wavy
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Further, naturally wavy type of hair usually isn’t overly oily or very dry. Wavy hair can be considered a mix of straight and curly.
· - Type 2A. This type of hair is very easy to
handle and style. The reason for this is that the hair can easily be
straightened or curled.
· - Type 2B. The hair usually has waves that
fit the shape of your head.
· - Type 2C. Frizz easily and fairly coarse.
3.
Curly Hair
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Furthermore, curly hair can be easily recognized by the repetitive “S” shaped curl pattern. Curly hair isn’t as shiny as Type 1 or Type 2.
· - Type 3A. The hair is very shiny and loose.
· - Type 3B. The hair has a medium amount of
curls, from bouncy ringlets to tight corkscrews.
· - Type 3C. Very tight curls or kinks and is
easier to style than the other two types.
4. Very Curly or Kinky
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The last is very curly or Kinky hair. This type of hair has very tight and well-defined
curls. Usually, it is fairly coarse in texture but is also sensitive and prone to
damage caused by heat and hair products.
· - Type 4A. This type of hair has a soft
texture with tight, well-defined curls or kinks.
· - Type 4B. Tight curls, less defined, soft, and fragile
· - Type 4C. Tight curls to the point that it
looks not curly at all.
Tips for
Caring the Hair
1.
Straight Hair
Straight Hair
Keep it clean as often as you can, straight is easy to
grow out and has a lot of natural shine. You just need to focus on the grease.
2.
Wavy Hair
Naturally Wavy Hair
Keep it light and easy. The main problem is frizz.
Control the frizz without weighing down your natural curl. You need to find out
how to add moisture and volume without losing that wave.
3.
Curly Hair
Curly Hair
Focus on moisture. Frizz is your biggest enemy. The
solution is to keep your hair moisturized. The right shampoo and conditioner
can hydrate your locks while mousses, creams, and jellies can add control and
definition.
4.
Very Curly or
Kinky Hair
Very Curly or Kinky Hair
Everything is needed. You need to talk to your stylist
for the best solution for your hair. There are so many combinations of products
that may or may not work for you.
Of course, besides the tips above there are many more ways to take good care of your hair. But, these 4 Hair Types and Easy Hair Care Tips you can apply easily. Hair is like a crown. Good, strong, and clean hair will be able to increase your self-confidence.
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I have the very curly and kinky and hair wash day is just so dreading lol. Thank you for sharing this post.
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DeleteI have super curly hair and often frizzy. I am going to switch to a moisturizer conditioner and see if that helps. Thanks for the great tips!
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DeleteThank you for an article that explains hair types. I see the references to 2A, 4C, etc... on the internet but this is the first time I've seen a comprehensive explanation and how to care for each hair type. Stephanie
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DeleteI had no idea there are si many subtypes in every type of hair. I guess everyday we learn something new.
DeleteThis is such an helpful article and good to know about frizzy hair and what to use for it. -Nisha
ReplyDeleteMy wife has very short hair but is naturally wavy. I will share the care tips here so that she can maintain healthy and beautiful locks.
ReplyDeleteThis is so helpful! I feel like this is going to really help my hair get better. It has been so frizzy and kind of annoying to deal with.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the diverse ways to care for hair of varying textures. Embracing these differences allows for personalized care routines that cater to individual needs.
ReplyDeleteKnowing your hair type is the best start to better haircare such as which products to use.
ReplyDeleteGreat hair tips! My hair falls within the wavy style, and you are right it is easy to straight out but sometimes I do have a little fizz.
ReplyDeleteI love that you supplied tips for a verity of hair types! Knowing yours should always be the first step when trying to maintain it.
ReplyDeletemine is somewhere between curly and wavy hair, and frizz is a big problem for me.. so your detailed info and tips are so very helpful today
ReplyDeleteI have straight hair and yes, it's very common among us Asians. Thank you for the great tips! -LYNNDEE
ReplyDeleteI had no idea there are subcategories for hair. This post has been really informational. I definitely learned something new today not to mention, I also learned how to better take care of my hair.
ReplyDeleteMy hair is curly, I often have trouble dealing with it!. Loved all your tips to take care of different types of hair!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips. I have naturally wavy hair and indeed I need to control the frizz.
ReplyDeleteI have semi wavy hair. It is very long and I end up wearing it in a ponytail or bun most of the time due to my job.
ReplyDeleteMy hair is stick straight and doesn't hold a curl very easily. Luckily, it is not oily. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletelovely share, i do love using hair extensions from time to time but i can never really care for them so i always visit a salon for care but readiing your post i realize i can care for my hair at home.
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