Influence of Hair Type on Hairstyle
Hair type
is defined through 2 main characteristics: wave patterns and hair texture.
Fine, straight hair- hugs the
head; silhouette is small and narrow; left natural this hair type may not support
many styling options.
Straight, medium hair- offers
versatility; responds well to blow-drying with
various
sized brushes; good movement.
Straight, coarse hair-hard to
curl; carries more volume than previous two;
responds
well to thermal styling; chemical services take longer to process.
Wavy, fine hair- can appear
fuller with appropriate cut and style; can be fragile.
Wavy, medium hair- offers the most
versatility in styling.
Wavy, coarse hair- can produce a
very wide silhouette; may appear unruly.
Curly, fine hair- can separate
and show scalp unless thick in density; responds
well to
mild relaxers and color services.
Curly, medium hair- wide
silhouette, can have a soft, romantic look; responds
well to
relaxers and color.
Coarse, curly hair- needs
heavy styling products to weigh it down; easy for it to
overwhelm
client; shrinks when dry, making it appear shorter.
Very curly, fine hair- best
kept styled short; may be fragile
Extremely
curly, medium hair- silhouette can look very wide; chemical relaxers
work well
to narrow it; works well if cropped close to head in a flattering shape.
Extremely curly, coarse hair-
silhouette is extremely wide; chemical relaxing is
often
recommended; often too thick to tie back in ponytail; short, cropped layers
also narrow the silhouette.
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