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Achieve healthy, defined curls with our expert guide to wavy, curly, and coily hair care. Discover personalized tips and product recommendations to create your ideal curl routine.
Types of Wavy Hair
Known as Type 2 hair, wavy hair is shaped like an S to varying degrees due to flattened hair follicles. Maximize your wavy hair look by scrunching in a lightweight styler while it’s damp. Be sure to pat dry any excess drips once you’re happy with the shape.- Type 2A
- Type 2B
- Type 2C
- How to Care
Type 2A – Loose Wave
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This wavy hair pattern features a gently flowing S pattern that stays close to your head. You can tell yo
Types of Curly Hair
Type 3 hair is curled into a C shape that loops around itself and bounces back when stretched. Natural curls are formed when the hair follicle is curved, as opposed to a round follicle for straight hair. It’s prone to frizz, so curly hair care must include more moisture.- Type 3A
- Type 3B
- Type 3C
- How to Care
Type 3A – Curly Loop
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Type 3A has even more of a C shape and begins to loop around itself. If your curly hair is on the fine si
Types of Coily Hair
Type 4 coily hair displays curls with a tighter densely-packed S shape that might resemble a Z. The follicles that create these lovely coils are shaped like flat ovals. The texture of these Type 4 coils ranges from fine and thin to wiry and coarse. Coily hair is notoriously prone to dehydration, which can be prevented with a moisturizing styler that hydrates while it shapes.- Type 4A
- Type 4B
- Type 4C
- How to Care
Type 4A – Coily Spri
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Type 4A hair has very tightly-coiled S-shaped curls that are springy and have tons of volume. These small
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