The structure of our hair deserves the necessary care whether it is thin hair, thick hair, long hair, short hair, straight hair, wavy hair, curly hair, matte or shiny. By recognizing the way our hair is curled, its pores, its density and its styling needs, we can achieve healthy hair.
Hair type is generally the way the hair is curled. The amount of curl of our hair is determined by our hair follicle. It is classified as straight wavy curly and drunk hair. The more oval and asymmetrical the follicle, the thinner the hair will be. This type of hairstyles are highly preferred. Hair type is determined genetically. Crimp dies can be changed by heat and chemicals. Hair types are classified according to the frequency of the curls and coils. These are type1 straight, type2 wavy, type3 curly and type4 rolled hair types.
Type 1 hair does not have natural curls, it can be thin or thick strands. Type 1 hair tends to be oily and hair products should be chosen accordingly. Dry shampoos are pretty good for this type of hair. Since frequent washing of the hair will damage the scalp, dry shampoos will be the right choice, almost as a savior. Type 1 hair has a soft and fine structure. They are shiny looking. Short and medium haircuts with layers can be preferred. If this type of hair is to be used long and straight hair, the spray crepe method can be applied to the hair roots to add volume to the hair. Straight use in styling is ideal for this hair type.
The natural state of Type 2 hair is soft and the ends are wavy towards the straight ends. It is recommended to use mousse and gel to reveal the natural look. In 2B, the curls are more prominent and have an S-shape. Beach waves and balayage results are great for this type of hair. 2C hair is completely S-shaped from the bottom to the tip. It tends to swell in humid weather. It is recommended to use anti-moisture hair mousses. Medium and long cuts can be used in this slightly curly looking hair. Hair can be animated with layers.
Type3 is curly hair. 3A hair has S-shaped curls. These curls are about the width of a tapered candle. Styling the curls with their natural appearance and avoiding tight hairstyles are the best choices. Bulk hairstyles are also not recommended as they will destroy the waves. In 3D, the curls are slightly wider and voluminous. This type of hair needs moisture. In this hair type, sulphate and silicone products should be avoided. These products may dry the hair over time and cause breakage. In 3C hair, the curls are tight and springy. Since they are prone to frizz and breakage, comb should not be used, hair should be combed with fingers. They look thicker. 3 types of hair can easily take any shape and have a healthy and plump appearance.
They are known as type4 shaggy hair or frizzy. 4A hair is an S-shaped bob and the curls are fuzzy. Type4’s are the most sensitive hair, they need to be treated gently and they need a lot of moisture as they tend to dry out. Care masks and creams are ideal for this hair. It is very comfortable hair in terms of usage. It is like a wash. 4B hair consists of curls in a zigzag style. These hairs can be styled by twisting the hair with fingers with cream. The narrowest and most fragile hair is 4C hair. Hair care should be provided with coconut oils and creams. Medium length and bob style looks great on this hair. Marginal styles can be created with different hair shades. Comb should not be used for tight curls and hair should be left to dry naturally. 4C hair is the most difficult to maintain among hair types. It is not correct to lengthen this hair and it is the hair type that is most short. Soft conditioner and shampoo should be used.
